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Get neem oil, you will be surprised how fast it will fade away...

Why spreading fake news..
aba, this is totally unfair, kindly tell us where u got the information from, it will do everyone good...

obailala:
The way some folks desperately turn everything to a stupid inter-tribal dick measuring contest is truly disturbing. Is there still any hope for Nigeria's future with the youths reasoning like this?

Did Sowore at any time ever claim he was fighting for any particular tribe? Even while the majority of the Yoruba elite, moneybags and masses are still supporting the current political dispensation, how and when exactly did Sowore's revolution metamorphose into a 'Yoruba campaign'?

Nairaland tire me o...

All these guys wasting their precious time on nairaland, should better got called and start making huge money..

Yoruba amaka.

Dino melaye should grow up, abeg, which kind dressing be this..like this he wan rule kogi state...

Christianity the biggest scam ever...

R

I read to jump to comment, thinking I will see summary of the story, seems people are not interested in reading the long epistle..

FFK is absolutely right, that name Nigeria is a scam..

Indigenous people of Biafra (IPOB) tear gas in south Africa after a failed attempt to arrest a sitting president of Nigeria, president Muhammadu Buhari.(pictures)


https://www.instagram.com/p/B3KvWvdAqrm/?igshid=5z82hselwq1c

Elrufai really do wonders in this guy life, he ensure he resumed his blogging activities at a very big scale..

MelesZenawi:
What's all these unnecessary argument extending a thread to like 11pages with nothing meaningful.

This is totally uncalled for.

To set the record straight there are no Igbos in Akwa-Ibom, Cross river, Rivers and Bayelsa.


Been there or not there will not add anything to your life neither will it remove any from Igbos.


I wonder what all these unnecessary argument is all about.

please, there are no Igbos in those places.

Be guided.

Rubbish post...

SLAP44:
Roads without gutters? Apc are crooks.

And you think PDP are not crooks...

What I am seeing here is erosion, this is peculiar with south east..

Good job from coscharis, that border should be closed forever, we must chop Nigeria rice...

Buhari really wants Nigeria to move in the right path, but Hus critics are not seeing from that perspective..

donbachi:
Free the nipple...hope they will free the sheeple to press the nipple.

A federal court has made it legal for women in six American states to go topless in public.

As reported by the Washington Times, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals struck down a Fort Collins, Colorado, topless ban, meaning women can now show more skin in the states of Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas and Utah without legal repercussions.

The city of Fort Collins, Colorado, has decided to end its legal battle and not challenge the federal court’s decision.

The court had maintained that banning women from going topless amounted to “unconstitutional discrimination.”

Local officials previously claimed that the court’s ruling meant that women would be “parading in front of elementary schools or swimming topless in the public pool;” however, the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals previously upheld a federal judge’s conclusion that deemed the ban discriminatory.

Because of this decision, women will now be able to expose their breasts in public in the six states as reported.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/ladies-can-now-move-about-topless-in-six-american-states-court-rules/amp/

This guy should be our next president, no doubt about it...

NkitaAla:
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This is how unreasonable some of you could be on social media,..this is the best you can offer

NkitaAla:
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You are one of those he is referring to,
Crime is bad, desist from committing crime....one day your yansh go open....

hisgrace090:
You not ikpeazu can change.

That is what we are praying for, we pray he change.
Our leaders failed to realise that what we are yearning for is development..

Mcreloaded:
A picture taken on September 19, 2019 shows rotten tomatoes in a field, in Grand-Pop. On 19 August, 2019 Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari unilaterally decided, and against all trade and freedom of movement of the treaties of the ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States), to close the borders between Benin and Niger, causing the rotting of Beninese tomatoes.

Dozens of baskets brimming with newly-picked tomatoes gently rot in the sticky heat, becoming the latest casualty in a bout of trade tension between Benin and Nigeria.
On August 19, President Muhammadu Buhari unexpectedly closed Nigeria’s borders to goods trade with Benin and Niger, declaring the time had come to end rampant smuggling from those countries.

In Benin, Nigeria’s neighbour to the west, traders say the impact has been devastating.

“This is a distressing sight,” Agriculture Minister Gaston Dossouhoui said this month, visiting markets in the town of Grand Popo, one of the main agricultural communities of southern Benin.

“It’s very difficult for our producers. It’s a disaster.”

“Financially speaking, Benin’s small producers are underwater they’ve already had to run up millions (of CFA francs) in debt,” said Adjeoda Amoussou, head of Benin’s Chamber of Agriculture.

Buhari defended the closure by saying Benin and Niger – Nigeria’s neighbour to the northeast — had failed to police their borders properly, and chronic smuggling was the result.

“The borders will remain closed until our neighbours control what goes through the borders and comply with the laws,” warned Hameed Ali, comptroller general of the Nigeria Customs Service.

The move immediately caused a shockwave.

Unilateral border closures go against all commercial and freedom of movement treaties signed under the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

The announcement also cast a shadow over a historic free-trade agreement, signed by 54 out of 55 African countries, that reached a key operational threshold just five weeks earlier.

Nigeria, as well as Benin, had signed onto the pact on the eve of the landmark day — a move hailed as a crucial push towards ending the continent’s trade barriers.

David and Goliath
That smuggling goes on is clear, although it goes in both directions.

Huge quantities of frozen chickens, rice, fabric and cars arrive at the port of Cotonou, Benin’s economic capital, where they are taxed locally before being routed -often illegally to Nigeria.

Benin has few functioning petrol stations, and its fuel is far more expensive than in Nigeria, where it is subsidised by the state. A common sight is smuggled Nigerian petrol, sold by the side of the road in jerrycans.

Beyond contraband, though, trade with Nigeria is crucial for Benin and Niger.

Ranking among the world’s poorest countries, they find themselves as David opposite the Nigerian Goliath — a market of 190 million and Africa’s biggest economy.

‘Fear of God’
In Benin, business people in some parts of the economy are panicking, and unfounded rumours that Nigeria will even go so far as to cut off its electricity supply are spreading in local newspapers.

“Buhari and his country want to put an end to us,” said Barthelemy Agon, a pineapple producer. He like many others have been hard-hit by fruits and vegetables no longer being exported to their big neighbour.

As for taxi and truck drivers, it’s barely worth the effort to hit the road since a litre of imported contraband fuel has risen by about one euro ($1.10) since the frontier was closed.

“We are suffering seriously from this situation without petrol we can’t do anything,” said Aristide Samson Assogba, a motorcycle taxi driver.

Sebastien Deguenonvo in Cotonou’s Casse-Auto district said sales of his low-quality diesel had slumped from at least 30 26-litre (six-gallon) cans per day to just 10.”I beg the Nigerian president to have pity on us,” he said.

But if his stoney reputation is anything to go by, Buhari — an ex-general whose first spell as Nigeria’s leader, in the 1980s, came after a coup — is unlikely to be merciful.

“President Buhari should be a little bit afraid of God,” said Henry Assogba from the National Association of Petrol Sellers. “The big one cannot live without the little one.”

O boy see life, a zoo sneezes and some where some people are catching cold, who God has bless no one can cause, Nigeria really to be serious and get it right...

I can't be a governor and be seeing all these rubbish online, wallahi I go change for good and start doing good...

Kentura:
This dumbfuck with a dead career! This is probably a tool to stay relevant.

So he should keep quite because he has a dead career...

mrvitalis:
Yea he is ...but his money is banked with zenith bank ...

According to the law insurance only covers 500k ...u go figure ...oh u can't u too dumb to

What is this one saying, we are talking about the richest black man in the world, he is talking about one insurance law, you drink expired gari or just wake up from massive exposure to exhumes fume, if dangote withdraw his money from zenith bank, zenith bank will collapsed..

mrvitalis:
Kanu is an idiot if u think he is what Igbo is all about u know nothing ....we would be so heartless we would use the banks to make u broke ....u really know nothing

Nigeria breaks all your money in our banks goes ...who loses ?

This people and cheating beating no get part 2, dangote is richer than all the billionaires in the east combined together

kettykin:
is the problem really fulanis or the bastards who will always run up to them and bow to them ?

Like the way all the yeastern republic and their bastard elders bow down before a rejected blackish Fulani man from Cameroon and now praying before him, opening their maggot infested stinking mouth to cum...

Kwarraption, I must fight kwarraption..