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Maybe u were cheated??

aminho:
All lies i just changed 5k usd at the cost of 495 this morning

The girls r so beautul but are empty upstairs...what did mugabe say again about what happens wen a girl is so beautiful but lacks intelligence. What part of her body suffers the most

Airforce1:
Some people get money for dis country o.

Islamic hardliners demonstrate against Basuki Tjahaja PurnamaImage copyrightGETTY IMAGES
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Hardline Muslims have been marching against Jakarta's ethnic Chinese Christian governor for months
Tens of thousands of Indonesians have gathered in Jakarta to urge people to vote for a Muslim candidate to be the capital city's next governor.
The incumbent, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, known as Ahok, is an ethnic Chinese Christian currently on trial after being accused of insulting Islam.
Despite the court case, Mr Purnama is still expected to win Wednesday's vote.
The campaign against him has been led by Muslim hardliners, stoking fears of growing religious intolerance.
Who is Jakarta governor Ahok?
Tears as blasphemy trial begins
Crowds gathered for mass prayers around the city's Istiqlal Mosque on Saturday, urging people to cast their ballots for Muslim leaders.
Supporters of several Islamic groups held posters with messages such as "I'd prefer if my leader is a Muslim" and "It is forbidden to pick an infidel leader".
Hardline protesterImage copyrightGETTY IMAGES
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Hardliners insist that the city should be governed by a Muslim
mass prayer at Istiqlal mosqueImage copyrightEPA
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The event centred on the Istiqlal Mosque drew tens of thousands of people
The action follows big protests against Mr Purnama in December and a rally that turned violent in November, leaving one man dead and dozens of police and demonstrators injured.
Mr Purnama became Jakarta's first non-Muslim governor for 50 years and the first ethnic Chinese to hold the position when he took over from Joko Widodo - now the president - in 2014.
He won popularity for his no-nonsense style, as well as his stances against corruption and in favour of public transport and greater access to healthcare and education.
But some Islamists rejected him from the outset because of both his religion and ethnicity.
His position has been undermined by the court case against him, with prosecutors arguing that he insulted Islam by misusing a Koranic verse.
Mr Purnama had said that Islamic groups using a passage of the Koran to urge people not to support him were deceiving voters.
The verse is interpreted by some as prohibiting Muslims from living under the leadership of a non-Muslim.
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Mr Purnama wept as his trial opened in December
Mr Purnama insisted his comments were aimed at politicians "incorrectly" using the verse against him, not at the verse itself.
Rights groups say the authorities have set a dangerous precedent in which a noisy hardline Islamic minority can influence the legal process.
Mr Purnama is facing two prominent Muslim challengers for the Jakarta governorship.
If none of the contenders gets more than 50%, a run-off election between the two top candidates will take place in April.
Christians represent less than 10% of the country's 250 million people, and ethnic Chinese about 1%.
In 1998, a wave of anti-Chinese sentiment led to mobs looting and burning Chinese-owned shops and houses, leaving more than 1,000 people dead.
However, Muslims in Indonesia are largely moderate and the country's largest Islamic organisation, Nahdlatul Ulama, had advised its members not to take part in the recent anti-Ahok protests


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Yes female football is better in china. China female national team is better than that in england.

Nbote:
Lolzzzz.. Are u for real? Female football in China better off? It's a gud move for her to earn more if d news is true but dats jus all there is to it, jus more money and den oblivion

U de laff?? U come here de beg 4 advise. We give u but u turn around n mock us?? If i wd supporting ur aggression 2wards the tenanrs u will hail me 4 my ''correct advise''.
Ok go ahead. But be notified that most landlords who throw out tenants properties back up their actions with threat of death 2 wards the tenants if they should take them to court. N they r willing to carry threat of deaths against them. So ve ur assasins ready to deal wiyh any tenants u throw out..

whizqueen:
Guy you seem like one of the tenants in that house

Talk to me, truss me we would give you extra 6 months grace. Just truss me

My dear easy with your ''rambo logic''. Court no de understand emotions o!! Na facts de matter.
No de reason with emotions like igbo people de do!!
U really think u wont pay dearly if u go militarily?? U must be joking. U 1st hav to reclaim ur property n then try to reclaim the rental arrears. Or u dontknow the day u take possession of the property through the court they also seize all the tenants properties. These wilk be auctioned off in view of helping u get back ur money.

whizqueen:
how about the damage they have done to her after 3 years? who cares to know how she has been feeding and paying her own rent? its obvious the civilian way ain't working. we have to do it the military way. we need our house back biko

Not just lagos. Everywhere.

maria43:
Guy pray you dont see case, I know of a man who bought a house in my area, he gave the tenants quit notice, they refused. He decided to remove the roof and claimed that he wanted to renovate the house he just bought. The tenants sued him for damages the case was in the for months the useless tenants didn't leave.
He had to plead and pay dem out of court.
In Lagos, tenant is king

Dont take off anyones roof or use force. Dont listen to what some irrational beings post here. This will put u in problems as some tenants might claim loss of properties due to ur action....u mite be sent to a cell or adked to pay for the ''missing items''.

whizqueen:
Thank you very much for your suggestions guys.. I'm very grateful atleast we have an idea of what to do now. We've been dying in silence all through.

Indeed a closed mouth is a closed destiny I tell you

I doubt she has a record of the agreement sef because it was the colleague that arranged for tenants of his kind But renovating the house hence taking off the roof is a great idea. I'd show he this thread tomorrow and we take it from there. I'm honored

Bribe the judge and the process will become shortlike magic. Most times they deliberately stall ur case to see if u go roger. Trust me...ask any one who works in a court.

Lanretoye:
I am currently in the same situation, Lagos tenancy laws really gave tenants a leverage...court process too might take for ever.

Read and re-read again. What r they doing in kd town?? Have ever seen federal roads inside a town? They ve bn asked to go to express ways...

j1mmy:
Well some mumu people wey say Osibanjo is in charge should tell me why a northern state governor is taking unilateral action to bar a federal agency from performing a mandate that is not state controlled!

Did u read? The commisionwr said they shud got to the highway. Indtead of causing traffic intown

tafabaloo:
FRSC is a federal agency and I don't think the Governor has the power to bar them from operating on federal roads within the state.

Dont mind those people. I remember in december i was travelling at 120km/hr n from nowhere after a blindspot bend i saw 7 of them stopping. I almost hit 2 of them as i could not stop abruptly on such a high speed.
The geezer was lucky i did not hit him....

Thewrath:
Good for kaduna people,the [b]FRSC are becoming a nuisance to the general public,stopping ve[/b]hicles unnecessarily and carrying out duties outside their jurisdictions!
One can't drive with rest of mind anymore because a part of your mind is thinking if there's something missing in your car whenever you approach the FRSC!
They always find something missing!

Btw,does he have such power?

The op said umuchu n i think the ezeemmo guy came out as a governorship candidate. The difference is that the umuchukwu guy is a literate dollar billionaire doc based in nevada while this one in umuchu is a mere naira billionaire illiterate governor wanna be!!!

I repeat like i stated last time....tgis godwin ezeemo guy will neva be guvnor. Take it or leave it investnow.

Afam4eva:
WOW.

is this the same umuchukwu?

A former Head of Artiste and Repertoire department in QuestionMark Records, Kaycee Ogueijiofor, who facilitated Harrysong’s deal with the label in 2009, has faulted claims made by Five Star Music on the imbroglio between the label and Harrysong over allegations of contract breach and fraud. Harrysong Responding to the press statement in which Five Star Music alleged that Harrysong was a habitual jumper of contracts including the ones he had with former label – QuestionMark, Oguejiofor said that he was shocked that Five Star Music could be misled to issue such a false statement and described it as “so full of contradictions.” While setting the record straight, Oguejiofor said: “Firstly, I was working with Questionmark in the Artiste and Repertoire department of the label when Harrysong signed his first contract with the label, “Harrysong signed his contract with us on June 16th, 2009 after two months of negotiation, as against claims that in 2008, He attempted to jump his subsisting contract with QuestionMark by approaching Five Star Music for a deal which was declined for obvious legal reasons. “With all due respect to Five Star, in 2008, Kcee was still in a group with Presh John, how then did Harrysong approach him at that time for a deal? “I recall that sometime in February or March, 2013 Kcee took Harrysong to Spain to shoot a video “I’m in love” (remix) with Olamide, which was directed by one of the Five Star personnel without Questionmark’s consent. “Again, the lawsuit that Questionmark instituted against Five Star was filed on the 23rd December, 2013, after we sent several letters to meet and discuss on Harrysing’s relationship with Kcee’s team, but the good folks at Five Star didn’t show up, You may ask Barrister Victor Onyegbado – he was our lawyer “You can check the dates online for facts, how then did Harrysong again beg them (Five Star) in 2014; when, in actuality, they were begging him to sign with them in 2013? “I reiterate, Five Star shot a video for Harry and sponsored his trip to Spain in 2013, when they were “toasting” him to sign with them and breach his contract with QuestionMark?” Jumpers Youtube Videos National science teachers association You May Like

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/five-star-music-lied-harrysong-oguejiofor/

Did u read the article?

Jafar1:
WICKEDNESS, HE SHOULD HAV PUNISH OR DIVORCE HER INSTEAD

We tend to exalt trump for hating muslims and yet condemn buhari for hating christians What a volte face!!

Godprotectigbo2:
d guy is just up for business

But if she does not increase her price she cannot afford clothes. A blouse she use to by OK for n200 when a bunch of vegetable ahe sells was 50 naira. Same blouse now sells for 500 naira. U still expect her to sell vegetable at 50 naira?
Before inflation she wud sell 4 bunches to buy the blouse. Now she needs to sell 10 bunches to buy same blouse?? Na blouse her family go eat?

Bahddo:
increasing price because others increase price of clothes is part of the greed I'm talking of. The cost of transportation is a valid reason for increasing prices, not clothes. Haba!

I use 2 think like you. But changed my thinking the day i asked a vegetable sellerwhy her prices were up due to dollar scarcity...she informed me she needed to buy clothes for her kids that r impoted n affected by dollar xchange rate

She has to buy inflated kerosene to cook 4 her family. The bus drivers doubled their fares n she takes 2 buses to get 2 di market!!
Since then i ask no more y they increase their prices..

Bahddo:
Nigerians' greed is the reason for the hyper-inflation. Everyone wants to cash in on hard times. The moment the average market woman hears that the cost of dollars have gone up, she immediately adds to the selling price of the local goods she has had in stock for weeks.

Buhari's administration is a big part of the problem, but the truth is that most Nigerians are very greedy.

The guy in braxil who sent the money might not believe he actually gave it to the needy boy!!!

redcliff:
Nonsense. Can he not give the money without taking photos? Why are people like this these days please? Furcking pharisee

U r kinda correct. But putting it here also encourages others to follow suit.
Morrover alot of peeps want to help but font know how to go about it. Had the guy in brazil not seen the social media post...he wud not ve helped!!
Its kind of a catch 22 situation

Cope1:
Helping d poor is cool but putting it on social media makes me believe u are also helping ur ego.

NOPE...thats a man n the wife. Look at his hands in di 1st pic....manly hands i had say

Mjshexy:
Lesbians doing their thing

What i cant understand is y the opposition guys did not just keep shut and wait toll they get power. How can u win an election ahsinst and incumbent, he concedes and says he will retire to his village and you the opposition say you will persecute and prosecute him Well this the only scenario i wont blame a dictator.




When President Yahya Jammeh of The Gambia conceded defeat after the December 1, Presidential elections in that West African country of 1.9 million people, the gesture was widely hailed and described as an indication of great hope for democracy in Africa and particularly for The Gambia, which Jammeh had ruled with an iron fist for 22 years.
That election was also perhaps the most important political development in The Gambia in 52 years – the first change of government through democratic elections.

But on December 9, he made a volte-face going on state television to say he could no longer accept the results of the election and that he had decided to annul the results. It is alleged that Jammeh may have resorted to this because of an alleged missing 365, 000 votes and the adjustment of the final results by the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) which showed that Adama Barrow had won with less than 20, 000 votes, hence Jammeh cited “unacceptable errors” which had come to light. This, if of any consequence at all, seems contrived.

If Jammeh as candidate in the election has any grouse, the appropriate place to seek redress is in court, and the Gambian Constitution provides for a 10-day window within which to file a petition. That 10-day period of grace expires today. By annulling the election single-handedly without recourse to the courts (the promise to do so by his party, the APRC, is an after-thought), Jammeh is guilty of an assault on the sovereignty of the Gambian people.  His conduct is objectionable and should be considered an act of high treason. Jammeh suffers from the delusion that his love of power and personal ambition is more important than the stability and progress of his country. The people’s will as confidently expressed on December 1 is supreme. Jammeh should be made to realize that he is just another citizen and that The Gambia is not his personal estate.

The African Union, ECOWAS and the UN Security Council as well as the international community in general have condemned the infamy that Jammeh is seeking to foist on his people. But the AU and ECOWAS should take the lead in coming to the rescue of The Gambian people.

The long-term objective, in case Yahya Jammeh does not relent, is to invoke the Constitutive Acts and Principles of both bodies on democratic transition and thus “criminalize” any further attempt by Jammeh to violate the democratic process. We appreciate the fact that ECOWAS leaders: chairperson Ellen Johnson Sirleaf of Liberia, and the Presidents of Nigeria (Muhammadu Buhari), Sierra Leone (Ernest Bai Koroma), Ghana (John Dramani Mahama) and Guinea (Alpha Conde) are in fact meeting with President Jammeh today in Banjul. They will also meet with opposition coalition leaders. The primary task of that team should be to bring all parties concerned to the negotiating table, insist on the supremacy of the people’s will and advise Yahya Jammeh to obey the rule of law.

It is possible that he would refuse to listen. Before now, this Gambian anti-hero has shown a capacity to defy the international community. He once turned himself into a herbal doctor and claimed he had found a cure for HIV/AIDS. In 2013, he pulled his country out of the Commonwealth. He is also opposed to the International Criminal Court (ICC). Ironically, the current chief prosecutor of the ICC is a Gambian, Fatou Bensouda. Yahya Jammeh is also an incurable megalomaniac, given his love of titles: H.E. Sheikh Prof. Dr. Alhaji President Yahya AJJ Jammeh Babili Mansa.

On many occasions, he wanted to be Chairman of the ECOWAS, but his colleague-Presidents always turned him down in favour of much junior Presidents who met him in office. For a while he shunned many international engagements, sending his Vice President instead. To be fair to him though, he is not as stupid as he is made to appear internationally and he has probably realized that the game is up. But could Yahya Jammeh be playing a game, to negotiate, to gain amnesty?

His relapse out of that moment of lucidity that saw him conceding defeat on December 2 may well have been caused not by his claim of “unacceptable errors”, but fear. The Gambian situation may end up providing special lessons in how triumphant opposition parties should manage victory in order not to provoke a succession crisis. Dictators in general are afraid of what will happen to them when they are no longer in power and hence, many of them hang on to office until they die or they are disgraced out. While the antidote to this is good governance, it is also pragmatic to situate certain responses within the context of post-election realities.

In The Gambia, the post-election situation has been poorly managed. Jammeh and Barrow have met only once since the election was won and lost. They are practically not on speaking terms. The opposition, apparently due to lack of knowledge and tact, has also been busy threatening to deal with Jammeh as soon as he hands over power. Fatoumata Jallow-Tambajang, who led the victorious coalition has been busy taunting Jammeh. She is a perfect illustration of how much damage reckless windbaggery can do to opposition politics.

Madame Fatoumata says Jammeh will be prosecuted.  Gambia will rejoin the International Criminal Court and Jammeh will be sent to The Hague for trial. Jammeh says he’d like to retire to his farm in his native Kanilai, Madame says he will not be allowed to do so, because he has “bunkers and treasure” there and enough weapons to start an insurrection.

He won’t even be allowed to go abroad. “He can’t leave. If he leaves, he’s going to escape us”, she says. And she adds: “we don’t trust him. The longer we leave him, the more possibilities he has to leave the country to escape the country and even do an insurgency…Senegal is very alert. Nobody trusts him…”

She further referred to Jammeh’s wife as a “gold-digger” who should be put on trial and jailed. It is precisely this kind of reckless post-election rhetoric that threatens peaceful ruling-party-to-opposition-transition in Africa. Fatoumata Jallow-Tambalang’s tactlessness has to be managed. She and Samsudeen Sarr should shut up, at least for now!

Yahya Jammeh’s response has just been as vengeful. He quickly promoted loyal officers in the military and got the military hierarchy to recant. He also sent soldiers onto the streets of Banjul and Serekunda and other parts of the country to subdue an already frightened populace. He had admitted the result of the Presidential election as the “will of Allah”, but now he is relying on his own will to protect and preserve himself. The early exposure of the mind of the opposition has driven Jammeh back into the trap of tyranny and unless the situation is well managed, we may have a serious crisis in The Gambia with a well-resourced dictator turned rebel. What is playing out in The Gambia right now is a two-way politics of vengeance, which leaves both the people and the governance process stranded. Getting the country out of that logjam should be the main remit of the ECOWAS mission.

The ECOWAS leaders visiting Banjul must engage The Gambian military hierarchy. Jammeh is in the process of using them to carry out another coup. His first coup was against Dawda Jawara, 22 years ago, the current effort is designed as a coup against the people and the opposition. And even if he does not get away with it, he is determined to plant enough problems that would make The Gambia impossible to govern after his exit. Right now, The Gambian military has lost its mind. Chief of Defence Staff General Ousman Badjie endorsed the outcome of the 2016 Presidential election and pledged loyalty to the people and the elected in-coming government, but after the bribery of military promotions, the same CDS started insisting on another election. A divided, psychopathic military is a serious problem to any country.

We saw that in Guinea-Bissau and Mali. The ECOWAS team must make it clear to The Gambian military leaders that there will be no regional backing for any act of lunacy.

ECOWAS has its own problems. Oftentimes, ECOWAS leaders succumb to unnecessary compromises. They should not return from The Gambia with any unholy compromise. Yahya Jammeh lost the election on December 1. He boasted before then that any election in The Gambia is “rig-proof” and “fraud-proof”. In four previous elections, he won with a landslide. Now, all of a sudden, elections conducted under him are no longer “rig-proof”. He should pack out of the Presidential Villa and allow The Gambia to move on without him. He is the latest victim of coalition opposition politics in Africa. His defeat should send a clear message to the other sit-tight, royalist leaders across the continent

The long-term solution to the Yahya Jammeh problem should be the introduction of a Constitutional term limit for The Gambian Presidency to prevent Jammeh from ruling as he once claimed for “one billion years!”

Above all, Yahya Jammeh is a spoilsport. He jumped out of his moment of lucidity just when we were celebrating the good news from Ghana. John Mahama is Ghana’s first one-term democratically elected President since 1992, but he has been gallant in defeat and most gracious.

There is no chance he will behave like Jammeh. He is educated. He has a good head. He is a thinker and a writer. He certainly has a brighter future ahead of him.

http://ibasam.com/2016/12/13/the-yahya-jammeh-problem-by-reuben-abati/

What sort of rubbish is this?? U well so?

legendte:
When non Nigerians talk about Nigerians, they are actually referring to Igbos.

Just tell me any sector that you won't find hardworking Igbos.

Just like the house of Israel with many gods despite being the chosen land of God, Igbos have few bad people who engage in illegal things.

You just can't take away t he quest for success from Igbos.
Just try and interview any Igbo hawking on the street, you will be amazed by his dream which he will definitely achieve.

We are in Agriculture, entertainment, sports, education and most importantly, MAKING MONEY.

IGBO KWENU

STUFFs?? That word doesnot exist...it is stuff. There is also nothing like staffs. It is staff even if it is plural.

Icecomrade:


Did you came yesterday?

I did not saw you in the party last night.


Anytime I hear stuffs like these, I wonder how the person managed to graduate FROM primary school

I guess he trying 2 ginger the welloff to know such gestures are plausible....

herzern1:
Nice qesture.


But does it really needs Publication and show-off??

Dont confront her. She might get u killed 2 cover her tracks...
Let it be n avoid her like a plahue
Bin ur atm card. If possible move houses!! She is a vultist/gang banger

My problem now is, should I confront Sandra d tell her I know what happened or should I just let it slide? Since that day she's been trying to cozy up to me, but the more she tries the more I become worried and wary.
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Most of u commenting dont get it. What i can see is that some of these foreign telcos are at great loss when they try to repatriate their profits due to the bad exchange rate. So they want the NCC to set a benchmark data plan that no telco can go below. I.e. glo or mtn cant go below 1.5 gig @ 2,500 naira!! However they can go above it.
Has anyone heard glo complaining about this? No. They dont need to tepartriate their profits. They can readily reinvest in naira. And dont forget say na glo de scatter data price anyhow.

Boleyndynasty2:
Why are they making it seem like we forced em to slash the prices of the data before now? Weren't they ok with it b4 now?Why are they desperately in need of this new NCC increment?

What i do not get is since when has economic matters been under the purview of the cbn?? When sanussi was there we blamed the monister and jona. And now it the cbn gov??
So whats the job of the finance and economic ministers??
What could emefile do when scarce forex is given to mecca pilgrims instead of importers.
What could he do when presido does not want devalue the currency??

He has no control over the budget....

Do u guys ve an idea what happens to an economy when a finance minister is abruptly sacked?? The stock exchange mught lose 70billion usd in a few days. Investor confidence will be shattered. U dont act in a haste

ChappyChase:
Seconded

That man na real specialist in failure!!!!!!

Even Arsène Wenger better pass ham!!!!

U no read am. If u dod u 4 c say cbn has an agric programme to encourage agric production n so far a few more dtates alone have keyed into the program. He wants more states to key in. As it provides employment for the youths. Moreover we may start exporting rice soon...thus getting in forex. Thus y the cbn is eager to start a revolt in the agric sector...

CAPICHE??

KissChrix:
Wetin concern CBN with rice?

Mayb u posted in the wrong section...

SirRoberto:
Plagiarism!!! I posted these story and pics some months ago buh it didnt get to front page. I m surprised to see someone else repost this and it on front page... Smh for mods of this forum, they seem to be sleeping on duty. https://www.nairaland.com/3408625/how-scammer-fooled-dude-adeles#50210194

Either it is the funniest or most funny. Which one u choose??

These scammers sef....

samdelaw:
This is the most funniest joke ever rotfl