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Trouble1:
Wailers will hold on to anything to stay in the news .
They never said the pictures are from their achievements.
But they’re only using the picture to illustrate.
Well, who am I to argue with a wailer .
Before anyone quote me . Please see my signature

It's finished.

Irredeemable zobiefied.

You need brain deliverance.

sarrki:
Type Mr Atiku Abubakar



Issues based argument


If truly he has nothing to hide let him clear the doubt

He’s hoping Winning and using a diplomatic passport

God forbid







https://www.hsgac.senate.gov/

So what do u want us to do?

Whether FBI CIA NATO ETC arrest Atiku I will still vote for him. Is better he rules us from prison than the lifeless one to rule us.

Assassins?

Shot him in the leg?




Tell Mr assistant to go settle boys and leave assassins alone.

What we have in Lagos is sophisticated slaves.

Atiku humble eehh!

Our next president.

14m

Tinubu's retirement party will be hosted on Friday.

I must be there.

NEWS RELEASE

WHEREABOUTS OF THE CHAIRMAN OF IMO STATE APC GOVERNORSHIP PRIMARY COMMITTEE UNKNOWN

Party members are hereby alerted that the whereabouts of the Chairman of Imo APC Governorship Primary Election Committee, Alhaji Ahmed Gulak is at this moment unknown.

The Chairman of the committee and his members were lodged at the Rockview Hotel, Owerri, the Imo State capital, on their arrival from Abuja, yesterday, while materials for the primary election we're handed over to the Commissioner of Police for safe keeping.

This morning, the State Chairman of the Party, Daniel Madueke Nwafor went to the hotel to ascertain levels of preparation and to get the committee to retrieve the materials and begin the process of conducting the primary, only to realize that the Chairman is no longer in the room, he was lodged in. Most members of the committee are still around and have made it clear that they do not know the whereabouts of the Chairman of the committee.

The Direct Governorship Primary Election which was supposed to hold yesterday was shifted to today as a result of late arrival of materials and personnel for the conduct of the exercise. Party members are hereby informed that the primary election is yet to commence as a result of this. While urge all Party members to remain calm and await further directives from the Party, we reassure all Imolites that the process of electing our Party's governoship candidate shall be transparent, free and fair, in line with our Party's philosophy of Changing from the old order of impunity, corruption and brigandage and progressing to a new order of discipline, transparency and prosperity for all.

We remain committed to the belief that the people are the most valuable kingmakers in a democracy and we shall not condone any act that deprived the people of their right to freely select who governs them at any level and at any point in time.

Signed,

Onwuasoanya FCC Jones
Publicity Secretary
APC, Imo State.
02-10-2018.

Wetin concern Catholic with this write up?

Bloggers eeh

More to go

UMZIMKHULU, South Africa — Their fear faded as they raced back home, the bottle of Johnnie Walker getting lighter with each turn of the road. Soon, Sindiso Magaqa was clapping and bouncing behind the wheel of his beloved V8 Mercedes-Benz, pulling into familiar territory just before dark.

Minutes later, men closed in with assault rifles. Mr. Magaqa reached for the gun under his seat — too late. One of his passengers saw flashes of light, dozens of them, from the spray of bullets pockmarking the doors.

The ambush was exactly what Mr. Magaqa had feared. A few months before, a friend had been killed by gunmen in his front yard. Then, as another friend tried to open his front gate at night, a hit man crept out of the dark, shooting him dead. Next came Mr. Magaqa, 34. Struck half a dozen times, he hung on for weeks in a hospital before dying last year.

All of the assassination targets had one thing in common: They were members of the African National Congress who had spoken out against corruption in the party that defined their lives.

“If you understand the Cosa Nostra, you don’t only kill the person, but you also send a strong message,” said Thabiso Zulu, another A.N.C. whistle-blower who, fearing for his life, is now in hiding.

“We broke the rule of omertà,” he added, saying that the party of Nelson Mandela had become like the Mafia.

Political assassinations are rising sharply in South Africa, threatening the stability of hard-hit parts of the country and imperiling Mr. Mandela’s dream of a unified, democratic nation.

But unlike much of the political violence that upended the country in the 1990s, the recent killings are not being driven by vicious battles between rival political parties.

Quite the opposite: In most cases, A.N.C. officials are killing one another, hiring professional hit men to eliminate fellow party members in an all-or-nothing fight over money, turf and power, A.N.C. officials say.
The party once inspired generations of South Africans and captured the imagination of millions around the world — from impoverished corners of Africa to wealthy American campuses.

But corruption and divisions have flourished within the A.N.C. in recent years, stripping much of the party of its ideals. After nearly 25 years in power, party members have increasingly turned to fighting, not over competing visions for the nation, but over influential positions and the spoils that go with them.

The death toll is climbing quickly. About 90 politicians have been killed since the start of 2016, more than twice the annual rate in the 16 years before that, according to researchers at the University of Cape Town and the Global Initiative Against Transnational Crime.

The murders have swelled into such a national crisis that the police began releasing data on political killings for the first time this year, while the new president, Cyril Ramaphosa, has lamented that the assassinations are tarnishing Mr. Mandela’s dream.

But Mr. Ramaphosa is struggling to unite his fractious party before elections next year and has done little to stem the violence. His administration has even resisted official demands to provide police protection for two A.N.C. whistle-blowers in the case surrounding Mr. Magaqa’s murder, baffling some anticorruption officials.

The recent assassinations cover a wide range of personal and political feuds. Some victims were A.N.C. officials who became targets after exposing or denouncing corruption within the party. Others fell in internal battles for lucrative posts. In rural areas — where the party has a near-total grip on the economy, jobs and government contracts — the conflict is particularly intense, with officials constantly looking over their shoulders.

Mr. Magaqa’s province, KwaZulu-Natal, is the deadliest of all. Here, 80 A.N.C. officials were killed between 2011 and 2017, the party says. Even relatively low-level ward councilors have bodyguards, and many politicians carry guns themselves.

“It was better before we attained democracy, because we knew the enemy — that the enemy was the regime, the unjust regime,” said Mluleki Ndobe, the mayor of the district where Mr. Magaqa and five other A.N.C. politicians have been assassinated in the past year.

“Now, you don’t know who is the enemy,” he said.

More than any other, the death of Mr. Magaqa, the most prominent politician assassinated so far, has focused attention on the deadly scramble within the party that helped bring democracy to South Africa.

A rising star in the A.N.C. who had become a national figure, Mr. Magaqa returned to local politics in his hometown, Umzimkhulu. After accusing party officials of pocketing millions in the failed refurbishment of a historic building, Mr. Magaqa and two of his allies were killed in rapid succession.


https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/30/world/africa/south-africa-anc-killings.html#click=https:///wsfHCCPhEU

This is not funny without pictures.

Then come to imo state of Africa and see where corrosive acidic rain is scattering roads


Iberiberism.

Mr integrity at it again.

[quote author=lindsay post=71371073]Bia I called ur name?

Who is Wale Gates?

Here in Iraq we know only Bill Gates.

Imagine

This woman wan spoil something for us sweetboys.

Haba!

Pls who is khloe?

We don't know her here in Bermuda triangle

Is this lady bird a musician?


Pls remind me one of her hit songs.


Olosho

mathew247:
'Hurricane Buhari' is what's happening in Nigeria right now.

Real one.

Just imagine how one man will hold a whole Lagos to ransom.

As Rochas want to try it in imo state , his body never complete since then.

But they said Lagos is most developed state in Nigeria.

Oh!

So it's Simeon Iwunze that is helping Rochas to destroy owerri.

Lemme call press conference

obaataaokpaewu:
Sam Daddy?

Gbam Gbama Gbamist!

Nigerian police and 24hrs

The story no make sense at all.


If u know u know.

So d man came down to owerri to look for Sargent Mill?


Just asking for a friend.

Chai!

My own Senator only knows how to rob Caro white.

Only bleaching na him sabi.

I just admire how far this man has gone after leaving Aso Rock. Gone international.

But I doubt if the lifeless one we have now can be half of what of obj is now when he leaves Aso Rock.

Ngigi now

Base on okija shrine

That's Nigeria next President.

Osibande you hear?

Bring evidence and come.