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I think this guys can easily pull this off |
A sector earns $4bn yearly and the country is still horseshit |
Righteousness89:They are even trying to downplay the event,they don't care about their people, no value for human lives whatsoever. |
Nothing spectacular about a prediction,it's what we do everyday. |
Your bvn will be penned, sooner or later you're going to regret it, because no back will ever give you a loan again. |
Nukilia:And where would that be? |
Ayodele951:320k
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Kinqtee:Drop yours |
oluwafunso97:Lol |
New iPhone xs max 64 gig gold colour for sale with box and complete accessories and two pouches, screen guard already installed too. 260k Location-akure
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aremuforlife:Of course I understand he's play ,nothing can change what he did. |
aremuforlife:He has been released |
2special:He sure is |
Lataability:It's a shame we share a country with a scum like you |
Iran's admission that it was responsible for the January 8 downing of a Ukrainian passenger jet, which killed all 176 people on board including many Iranians and Iranian-Canadian citizens, has led to anger and accusations of recklessness and incompetency against the country's leaders. A January 11 Iranian military statement said the Ukraine International Airlines flight was mistaken for a "hostile target" after it turned toward a "sensitive military center" of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The military was at its "highest level of readiness," it said, amid the heightened tensions with the United States. Anger And Demands For Justice As Iran Says It Shot Down Plane. Tehran's admission of guilt could undermine the massive display of unity at the multi-city funeral of top Iranian military commander Qasem Soleimani, who was assassinated by the United States on January 3, and which the Iranian authorities claimed sparked a revival of the 1979 revolution. On January 11, amateur video posted on social media showed protesters gathered outside Tehran's Amir Kabir university chanting "dishonorable," an apparent reference to Iranian leaders, while calling for justice over the shooting down of the plane. Some Iranians have asked why planes were allowed to fly over the Iranian capital hours after Iran launched a missile attack on two military bases housing U.S. forces in Iraq, which could have prompted retaliatory action by the United States. Lawmaker Heshmatollah Falahatpisheh said authorities should have suspended civilian flights due to the "war conditions" the country faces. "We’ve seen in various wars that when the smallest missile is fired, airports are immediately put on standby and flights suspended," he was quoted as saying on January 11 by Iranian media. IRGC commander Amirali Hajizadeh accepted responsibility for the plane crash in a televised speech. Others have called for accountability and the resignation of officials responsible for the downing of the plane. There was also criticism of what was widely seen as an initial attempt by the Iranian authorities to cover up the cause of the tragedy. Officials had been initially defiant in the face of multiple allegations by Western officials and a growing body of evidence from investigators that an Iranian missile had hit the Ukrainian plane. "What is obvious for us, and what we can say with certainty, is that no missile hit the plane," Ali Abedzadeh, the head of Iran's national aviation department, had told reporters on January 10, just hours before Tehran admitted guilt for the deadly incident. Speaking on January 11, the aerospace commander of the IRGC, Amirali Hajizadeh, accepted full responsibility for the tragedy and said he will obey whatever decision might be taken regarding the consequences. "I would prefer to die rather than witness such an incident," Hajizadeh told reporters, while adding that a communications failure had caused the disaster at a time when the country’s armed forces had been on high alert in case of retaliatory strikes by the United States. Ehsan Bodaghi, a parliamentary reporter for the official government daily Iran, said two sets of officials -- those responsible for the shooting of the plane, as well as those who "told lies to fool the public" -- should resign and face prosecution. https://www.rferl.org/a/iranians-react-with-anger-after-tehran-admits-downing-ukrainian-plane-by-mistake-/30371910.html |
US President Donald Trump said Saturday the United States was monitoring Iranian demonstrations closely, warning against any new "massacre" as protests broke out after Tehran admitted to shooting down a passenger plane. Iran said earlier it unintentionally downed a Ukrainian jetliner outside Tehran, killing all 176 people aboard, in an abrupt about-turn after initially denying Western claims it was struck by a missile. The firing came shortly after Iran launched missiles at bases in Iraq housing American forces. President Hassan Rouhani said a military probe into the tragedy had found "missiles fired due to human error" brought down the Boeing 737, calling it an "unforgivable mistake." At a student protest to pay tribute to the crash victims on Saturday, Iranian authorities briefly detained Britain's ambassador, in what the British government called a violation of international law. He was later released. Trump told Iranians -- in tweets in both English and Farsi -- that he stands by them and is monitoring the demonstrations. "To the brave, long-suffering people of Iran: I've stood with you since the beginning of my Presidency, and my Administration will continue to stand with you," he tweeted. "There can not be another massacre of peaceful protesters, nor an internet shutdown. The world is watching," he added, apparently referring to an Iranian crackdown on street protests that broke out in November. Source-timeslive. |
owprint:Congratulations you're officially a customer |
Thank God I don't drink,na only opiate I dey use. |
SaintLucia:I had to save this page because of your comments,nice data collation. |
Nice Business call,10,000 industries would have made much sense though but then again he doeent owe anybody that. Won't be surprised if this man reach a cool $bill in a couple of years ,he's a wise business man and strategist. |
Rosskii:Okay but I'm 100% sure I'm more successful than your Daddy though. |
Rosskii:Okay but I'm 100% sure I'm more successful than your Dad though. |
You live in a self con and you still thinking of marriage. |
Yahoo hubs you mean. |
I keep saying this country should start paying attention to mental health, I'm more concerned with what's in the back of the paper. |
Valleys:Are you planning to smash the phone with an hammer immediately after you buy it. The phone is in pristine condition,and the seller is one of the best in the country. |
Imagine this disrespect even a non religious person like me can see the blatant disrespect she has for the church,the usher should have cautioned her or threw her out.filthy wh0re. |
Dnangote is worth more than $10bn not $4.3bn,this laizze faire attitude of this lazy bloggers got to stop. |
Dnangote is worth more than $10bn not $4.3bn,laxu journalist. |
It's really so hard to see ladies as more than a means of sexual gratification this days, I'm really trying. |
Valleys:My dear sir,first off you don't buy Samsung and apple on jumia,it's a total rip off. Thus right here is a grade a s8 for 70k and you can still find it a lot cheaper else where
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Omihanifa:Nigeria is not even one of their important markets. |
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