₦airaland Forum

You are not a student of unilorin if you are... You would know that kwasu have resumed for their first semester since last 2weeks while unilorin's admission is not yet out... Kwasu is the fastest among all

Maybe you asked with a foul word or wrong statement... I cant judge anyway because it wasn't in my presence

Na your mouth kill u be that congratulasack

I am hearing this for the first time

and those are the hits in town....

Activa:
So many assumptions.

How do u even know that d killed people did not tell the soldiers who d culprits were?

You were not there. Be careful with conclusions.

When soldiers threw Fela's mother out of d window, the same Fela they were looking for was there. By your logic! U would say d 78-yr old woman was thrown out of d window because she did not tell them where Fela was. Abi?

. nonsensical rambing... you are absolutely right....if assuming they overall plan the coup then the shouldn't spare anybody.. how can a normal human being not animal bug inside a place and open fire on the people....? and are you sure those animals ask the people before opening fire?

useless country we are!!! imagine soldiers who were supposed to protect the country killing innocent people!!!! soldiers can't beat or hurt civilians in other countries... they were born to kill, fight and defend their country.... not beating, punishing or commanding the people

rip to him

South Africa’s government has vowed to crack
down on xenophobic violence, after arresting
more than 300 people for a range of crimes
against migrants.
Authorities said on Sunday in Johannesburg that
307 suspects had been arrested for a range of
xenophobic-related crimes.
Security agencies have also increased the police
presence on the ground after at least eight
deaths in anti-immigrant violence in the past
week.
“They have actually pushed other people to leave
their own comfort zones, their homes,” David
Mahlobo, the Minister of State Security, said.
More than 1,000 people have been displaced
after violence against foreign nationals flared up
on March 30 in the country’s coastal province of
KwaZulu-Natal, whose capital is Durban.
The attacks soon spread inland to the country’s
financial hub, Johannesburg, in Gauteng
province.
On Saturday, another two people were reported
killed, bringing the death toll in the latest wave
of attacks to eight, South African police said.
Meanwhile, an uneasy calm prevailed in
Johannesburg on Sunday, on the third day since
violence against foreigners erupted in the city.
Lieutenant Colonel Lungelo Dlamini told Al
Jazeera that no violent incidents occurred
overnight or on Sunday

Mohammedu Buhari was on the brink of
declaring victory in Nigeria 's presidential
elections on Tuesday, after claiming a lead of
more than two million votes against over
incumbent Goodluck Jonathan.
While many of votes from Saturday's elections
were still being counted, poor turnouts in many of
Mr Jonathan's southern strongholds meant that
the sitting president and his People's Democratic
Party (PDP) had a large gap to make up.
Mr Buhari's camp said barring any unexpected
swings in the remaining vote counts , his lead
now looked like being unassailable.
Mark Pursey, managing partner of BTP Advisers, a
London-based PR firm engaged Mr Buhari's All
Progressives Congress party, told The Telegraph:
"The current situation is looking very promising
for the APC and Buhari.
"There are many more votes to count, but strong
turnout in opposition states, matched with a more
lacklustre showing by PDP supporters in their
strongholds, mean it will be very difficult for
President Jonathan to overcome the already
significant deficit of two million votes."

Abuja - With three quarters of states
counted in Nigeria's election, opposition
challenger Muhammadu Buhari was leading
incumbent Goodluck Jonathan by two
million votes on Monday night.
According to results collated by Reuters,
Buhari had notched up 12 million votes. A
72-year-old general, he has campaigned as
a born-again democrat intent on cleaning up
the corrupt politics of Africa's most
populous nation.
This compared to 10 million for President
Goodluck Jonathan, a one-time zoology
professor whose five years at the helm of
the continent's biggest economy and top oil
producer have been plagued by corruption
scandals and a bloody insurgency by
Islamist Boko Haram militants.
There is still time for a reversal of fortunes,
with some of Jonathan's big support bases
in the oil-producing Niger Delta yet to
report.
In Rivers state, the volatile and hotly
contested home of Africa's biggest oil and
gas industry, Jonathan won a massive 95%
of the vote.
Such results prompted suspicion among
diplomats, observers and sympathisers of
Buhari's All Progressives Congress (APC),
some of whom took to the streets in protest.
In the oil city of Port Harcourt, police fired
tear gas at a crowd of 100 female APC
supporters demonstrating outside the
regional offices of the INEC election
commission.
"Their intention was to destroy INEC
materials," a policeman at the scene told
Reuters.
Disturbing
The weekend vote was marred by confusion,
technical glitches, arguments and occasional
violence but in many places proved to be
less chaotic than previous elections in
Nigeria.
At least 15 people were shot dead on polling
day, most of them in the northeast where
Boko Haram has declared war on democracy
in its fight to revive a mediaeval caliphate in
the sands of the southern Sahara.
The United States and Britain said that after
the vote there were worrying signs of
political interference in the centralised
tallying of the results.
"So far, we have seen no evidence of
systemic manipulation of the process," U.S.
Secretary of State John Kerry and British
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond said in a
joint statement.
"But there are disturbing indications that the
collation process, where the votes are finally
counted, may be subject to deliberate
political interference," they added.
Such views are likely to fuel an APC belief of
political skulduggery and increase the
chances of a repeat of the 2011 post-
election violence in which 800 people were
killed, most of them in the predominantly
Muslim north.
Even before preliminary tallies were recorded
on Sunday, the party rejected the outcome in
Rivers state and denounced the vote there
as "a sham and a charade".
PDP also painted itself as a victim of
rigging, but said it would make no
difference.
"We are confident of victory," party
spokesperson Femi Fani-Kayode told
journalists. "Any attempt to manipulate
figures or to rig us out from any quarter will
be firmly resisted."
Collation concerns
World powers and international investors are
closely watching the conduct of the poll to
see whether one of Africa's most important
states can improve its patchy record.
Fitch cut Nigeria's credit outlook to negative
early on Monday, citing the political
uncertainty.
However, the stock market climbed 1.7%,
narrowly missing a three-week high in its
seventh consecutive day in the black as
domestic investors bet on a relatively
smooth outcome.
Bonds also gained, dealers said. The naira
traded at 218 against the dollar on the black
market, roughly in line with its levels before
the election.
"If there's no post-election violence, the
market will rise," said Ayodeji Ebo, head of
research at Afrinvest in Lagos.
The northern city of Kaduna, the epicentre of
three days of bloodletting after Buhari lost
to Jonathan in 2011, was tense but quiet as
results trickled in, with the roads void of
traffic and many shops and homes
shuttered.
"People are too scared to come out. On a
normal day, this place is crowded," said Sani
Umar, a 31-year-old trader who sells
watches and sunglasses in the heart of city.

PDP. PROBLEM TO THE PEOPLE. POVERTY TO THE PEOPLE. POCKETING THE MONEY OF THE PEOPLE... up buhari

buhari all the way

make PdP dey use power... we go soon collect your power give buhari. shameless president.

yawn. I no get pvc

vote my filthy ass

I dey my house about to sleep.... we are all blindfolded. if buhari enter, if Jonathan enter. who fit assure us say any of them go do well.

quack engineers.... you don't even ask for the length and width of the building..... your extimation is totally wrong.

congratulations....... niggas taking instagram me talking moneygram

they're indeed handsome but do you know the meaning of handsome? person way get money for pocket. hand. some you get something for hand. how dem open their big eyes like toad way dem press hin neck

make I just denge pose dey watch you people...... wait mr nairaland how much dem go dey pay u per month? if nothing. thunder go come from china come strike you

there is no shortcut in the neck of a palm tree :othere is no shortcut in the neck of a palm tree