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no one is defending anyone, but wen a valid point is made, don't always throw them away in the name of politics........u can not always get it right....I am facing front sir

mohaMADbuari:
Mr man face front.....dem take the Dullard of Daura swear for una

Must you defend that never-do-well and grand patron of Bokoharam and Fulani herders

this is serious....... but come to think of it......it has always been the North.... but not as terrible as this

so, it means you just wanna type rubbish and let people swallow it hook, line and sinker......

mohaMADbuari:
Keep the explanation in your pocket.

Buhari's anti-corruption fight is selective and political

Oh God!!! you will see their children oppressing everyone in the streets.....slapping anybody anyhow.... Anyone who is holding Nigeria's money be you APC or PDP or warefa and making the citizens to suffer, if you do not return our money...........God strike you all with thunder....

No, wait till he kills you.....

nice one!!!

Lala's password

Hmmmm....... Jonathan!!!

Awa olote ti take over..... Up crystal palace

That's 9ice

Your first time if getting closest to Magun

wer is the audio clip?

belovedbabs:
Enjoy the audio clip of Dr. M. S. Idiagbon of the English Department, Unilorin who wanted to have a canal knowledge of a student in the department.

if........

Adesiji77:
If implemented, it would create a "boom" for poultry farmers...

Cc: lalasticlala, dominique, Mynd44

This Lai should stop saying anything for now

hmmmmm

1trillionlikes:
www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/alleged-human-rights-abuse-block-sale-warplanes-nigeria-new-york-times-tells-obama/

The Editorial Board of New York Times, has asked President Barrack Obama of the United States of America, not to sell warplanes to Nigeria, citing human rights abuse by the Muhammadu Buhari-led government. This opinion was expressed in the editorial of the Us-based Newspaper.
Read Editorial below:

Fourteen months after the election of President Muhammadu Buhari in Nigeria, the Obama administration is considering selling his government 12 warplanes. It is a thorny decision because Mr. Buhari is an improvement over his disastrous predecessor, Goodluck Jonathan, and is fighting Boko Haram, the Islamist extremists who have terrorized the region. But he has not done enough to end corruption and respond to charges that the army has committed war crimes in its fight against the group. Selling him the planes now would be a mistake.

Under Mr. Buhari, Nigeria has cooperated more with Chad and Niger to fight Boko Haram. The group, which emerged in the early 2000s, has seized land in the northeastern, predominantly Muslim section of Nigeria. Thousands of people have been killed and 2.2 million displaced. The group’s depravity captured world attention in 2014 when it kidnapped 276 girls from a secondary school.

While violence is down and some territory has been recaptured, the group continues to attack remote villages and refugee camps, and it is using women and children as suicide bombers. American military officials say that Boko Haram has begun collaborating with the Islamic State and that the groups could be planning attacks on American allies in Africa.

Yet Nigeria’s government cannot be entrusted with the versatile new warplanes, which can be used for ground attacks as well as reconnaissance. Its security services have long engaged in extrajudicial killings, torture and rape, according to the State Department’s latest annual human rights report. Amnesty International says that during the army’s scorched-earth response to Boko Haram between 2011 and 2015, more than 8,200 civilians were murdered, starved or tortured to death. The Obama administration was so concerned about this record that two years ago it blocked Israel’s sale of American-made Cobra attack helicopters to Nigeria and ended American training of Nigerian troops. American officials even hesitated to share intelligence with the military, fearing it had been infiltrated by Boko Haram. That wariness has eased and American officials say they are now working with some Nigerian counterparts. Since winning election on a reform platform, Mr. Buhari has moved to root out graft and to investigate human rights abuses by the military. But the State Department said Nigerian “authorities did not investigate or punish the majority of cases of police or military abuse” in 2015.

That hardly seems like an endorsement for selling the aircraft. Tim Rieser, a top aide to Senator Patrick Leahy, who wrote the law barring American aid to foreign military units accused of abuses, told The Times that “we don’t have confidence in the Nigerians’ ability to use them in a manner that complies with the laws of war and doesn’t end up disproportionately harming civilians, nor in the capability of the U.S. government to monitor their use.”

To defeat Boko Haram, which preys on citizens’ anger at the government, Mr. Buhari will need more than weapons. He has to get serious about improvin governance and providing jobs, roads and services in every region of Nigeria. Until then or until Congress develops ways to monitor the planes’ use, it should block the sale.

lalasticlala!!!

There have been a lot of good reasons NLC should have gone on strike for......

Dem don wise

nice one.... not just sitting down and blowing grammar.... who grammar epp?

thanks bro..... this is necessary as this cost me a new engine last week as the former one knocked. The fan was not working and I didn't notice.... was driving a long distance and did not notice the heat meter.... I stopped after smoke started coming out of my engine....it was too late.

Instead of you to go looking for fuel....

You think many ladies are interested in that... What about those that just need sex because the thing dey sweet them?

Ha!!! End time lecturers and female students doing "two for wareva"

u were making sense till u said he shd go and invest the money.... so the money should be left for him abi?

Standing5:
He should just resign and go invest n enjoy his blood money somewhere . . .
The guy isn't even fit to be a mere commissioner under Fayose.

tolexy007:
is fayose ur headache?

He's not my headache, maybe he's urs

correct

He'll give Fayose cheap points now

hmmmm.... end time pastor

tosyne2much:
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Source: Source: http://tosyne2much..com/2016/04/i-know-that-many-ladies-will-not-like.html

Were you born on 10th of October?
Everything 10, 10, 10.......

modath:
Panama Papers expose claims its first casualty!!!

The possibility of this happening in Nigeria is between zero & never!!

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-35966412?ns_mchannel=social&ns_campaign=bbc_breaking&ns_source=twitter&ns_linkname=news_central




Panama Papers Vs Saraki : Read https://www.nairaland.com/3028446/panamapapers-hidden-family-assets-saraki

When we have SANs everywhere that'll storm the court for anyone mentioned in Nigeria..... Abi e don happen for Naija ni......