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najoke:
Women poured into the US capital on Saturday to march in opposition to US President Donald Trump, while sister demonstrations took place in cities across Europe, Africa and Asia.

Saturday's protests came just a day after Trump, a right-wing Republican, took office.

In addition to Washington, DC, demonstrations against Trump's discriminatory rhetoric took place in Sydney, London, Berlin, Tokyo, Paris, Stockholm and elsewhere.

https://www.aljazeera.com/mritems/imagecache/mbdxxlarge/mritems/Images/2017/1/21/56246b338b1d4e84888b0439b8a94b3d_18.jpg

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/01/women-world-protest-president-trump-170121134424671.html
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-trump-women-asia-idUSKBN155039
http://news.sky.com/story/thousands-of-women-march-against-trump-around-the-uk-and-the-world-10736875
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/01/21/hundreds-thousands-women-protest-against-trump.html

Mrdecent:
Thank God oh
He must finish what God sent him to do
Bokoharam must be wiped out
Corruption must become a thing of the past.
Ibod must apologize for their actions

Super1Star:
He is running away like the cowardly Ojukwu. The only difference is that Jammeh is not dressed in ladies cloth.

No wonder it was only Ojukwus and Osus that were against his removal by the coalition of ECOWAS Forces.

mazimee:
She married a He goat

ibabkr:
Why displaying ur ignorance freely to Nairalanders? That's not a portion from the Qur'an, it's actually an Arabic way of saying' Victory is from God alone'
Come to think of this: why is there a cross on red cross logo?
Why is there a cross on Nigerian navy's logo? Are they meant for Christians?

SeverusSnape:
My goodness!

Na bank be this?? This structure must have been built before Nigeria's independence.
It looks more like a 'baba lawo' / witch doctor's shrine to me.

PrettyCrystal:
Eight people on one bike...how pathetic.. Following the Ramadan celebration and Durbar festival which has got Muslims in Kano in a festive mood, two young man put the lives of about 6 little children on the line as they were seen going for an outing along Hadejia Road/Ahmadu Bello Way, Kano on ONE BIKE. This is quite shameful considering the fact that any little mistake from rider can land the children in the hospital or even a place worse.why not a cap? Just making comon sence... Mtchewwww...

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/07/sallah-flexing-see-what-was-spotted.html

PrettyCrystal:
Eight people on one bike...how pathetic.. Following the Ramadan celebration and Durbar festival which has got Muslims in Kano in a festive mood, two young man put the lives of about 6 little children on the line as they were seen going for an outing along Hadejia Road/Ahmadu Bello Way, Kano on ONE BIKE. This is quite shameful considering the fact that any little mistake from rider can land the children in the hospital or even a place worse.people that don't value life, what do u xpect? Stupid!!!

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/07/sallah-flexing-see-what-was-spotted.html

IamDino:
You called him STARboy then con still call am LEGEND.
Ah ah you for add HARP and HEINEKEN

wowmenow:
Where is osinbanjo
Why will governors come welcome president from London without Vice President

Nobody have seen osinbanjo for days now in aso Rock

Is osinbanjo sick also

Sadeik:
President Muhammadu Buhari returned to Nigeria on Sunday after 10 days official vacation in London.

He arrived in Abuja, the nation’s capital, at about 5:30 p.m. local time.

The President had travelled to the UK on June 6 to rest and also see an E.N.T. specialist for ear infection evaluation.

A spokesman for the President, Mr Femi Adesina, had in a statement said President Buhari’s Personal Physician and an E.N.T. Specialist had recommended further evaluation of the ear after they had examined him.
On June 16, the acting President of Nigeria and the Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, said President Buhari would return to Nigeria on Sunday.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo hinted State House correspondents of the President’s return date before the National Executive Council meeting held in the council chambers.

The Vice President said that he spoke with the President and confirmed that he was in good health.

Professor Osinbajo said that there was no need for the President to start rushing back to the country but should spend the weekend there and get back home on Sunday.
source:http://www.channelstv.com/2016/06/19/buhari-returns-nigeria-10-days-vacation-london/

MissEdified:
Nigerian Prophet, T.B. Joshua, has splashed N6m ($30,000) on over a hundred Nigerian deportees who arrived from Libya on the evening of Thursday 16th June, 2016.



​According to media reports, 162 Nigerians were deported from the North African nation with the aid of the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) in collaboration with the Swiss government and the Nigerian Embassy in Libya.


However, rather than return home, 107 decided to 'seek refuge' at The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN), the popular Lagos-based church of T.B. Joshua.

According to a post on Joshua's official Facebook Page, after feeding the dishevelled and frail-looking Nigerians who arrived at the church late in the night, the sum of N50,000 was given to each of them alongside a bag of rice.

"Let me be honest with you, if not for this gift from T.B. Joshua, I had the plan of joining the militants in the Niger Delta," admitted Friday, a returnee from Delta State, who fell to his knees in gratitude after receiving the gift.

The deportees explained to this reporter that most of them had been surviving by doing menial jobs in the war-torn nation before being arrested and imprisoned.

"We came back with nothing but the clothes on our backs which were given to us by United Nations officials," said Michael, an Edo State indigene who had been in Libya for nearly ten months, washing cars for a living while nursing the hope of reaching Europe one day.



Arrested in February for staying illegally, Michael endured several months in a Libyan prison before the insufferable conditions of the prisoners attracted the attention of United Nations officials who procured their eventual release.



"I was thinking of how I was going to start my life again," he admitted. "Many of us would have ended up in crime if not for this gift."



Upon arrival, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) provided transportation vehicles for the returnees to their respective states along with a gesture of N10,000 by the Swiss government.

However, the majority chose to seek help from Joshua, who is famed for his extensive humanitarian gestures.

"We decided to come to The SCOAN because we know how Prophet T.B. Joshua has been helping people around the world," Michael explained, referring to multiple other occasions where Joshua has rendered assistance to Nigerian deportees.


"I can only thank the man of God. Which other Nigerian could have done this for us at such a time in this country?"he tearfully pondered, decrying the muted response from the Nigerian government to their plight.



According to Collins, the young Nigerian had no intention to traverse Libya. Wild promises from a 'friend' of a glamorous life in Europe lured him away from a stable job in Abuja, not knowing that the European dream would lead him to a Libyan dungeon.



The fantasy turned to a nightmare as Libyan police broke into the commune where he was residing with dozens of other Nigerians en-route to a 'better life' abroad that never materialised.



"We are not here to blame or accuse the Libyan government," he stated, recounting the inhumane conditions he endured in prison in which several of his colleagues died.



One of the deportees hobbled to the church on crutches."I had a serious motor accident shortly after arriving to join my wife in Libya," he narrated. "I have been in pain ever since but I thank God for using Prophet T.B. Joshua to wipe our tears away today."

Joshua, who recently celebrated his 53rd birthday on June 12th 2016, also assisted Nigerian deportees who returned from Libya earlier this year, as well as aiding Nigerians returned from South Africa last month.


Ihechukwu Njoku is a freelance Nigerian journalist


http://www.newshelm.com/2016/06/photos-tb-joshua-rescues-stranded.html

missNGLatest:
http://thenationonlineng.net/sex-workers-protest-abuse-of-policemen/