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Ilekeh:Osun can't afford not to pay because it is a purely civil servant state. States like abia can even decide not to pay I bet those guys have shoe making stores at the front of their houses. However for Imo I think Okorocha is using jazz on them. Though the situation is worse for Osun I think no state should be allowed to be indebted to its workers. |
Lemars case is pathetic and I think he couldn't keep up with the kardesians There is something morally wrong with america. While Russia is gettting stronger and China doing great things america is keeping up with the kardesisians. |
bugzbunny:No you can stay. I need to gerrara here |
ERODEDEAST:I dey tell You. By morning it would have gotting to the second page. Smart moderators.. But it won't stop the killings going on in the north though. |
I gave up on buhari when he said abacha wasn't corrupt, I gave up on apc when they mAde him their presidential candidate and I gave up on Nigeria when they made him their president Please I need a visa now. |
ABSOL10:Buhari himself is bad news. There is nothing goood about buhari. You will see. |
erinalex:Well Gej never said he was a saint But buhari believes he is the only righteous man in Nigeria. |
Nigerians waiting for change..
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benedictnsi:Abeg link me. Anywhere is better than this shittthole |
DelticStephEn:Waiting for this thread to hit front page
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That means Body Language is actually expensive. Because all what buhari has done is usingbody language. |
I need a visa. This country is fvked |
Our nightmares – Villagers By Wole Mosadomi Penultimate Thursday will ever be remembered as a sad day for the community of Allawa village in Shiroro local government area of Niger State. Midnight on the fateful day, gunmen, believed to be cattle rustlers, invaded the village and unleashed terror on residents, leaving some dead and many others injured. The invasion lasted about two hours. Bows and arrows, daggers, cutlasses and charms were said to have been freely used on the villagers by the invaders. Many houses, shops and other valuables were equally set on fire with property worth thousands of Naira destroyed. For the fear of another attack, many of the villagers, according to reports, are fleeing the community. Malam Audu Godia… Fulani men descended on us. The community was noted for peace until recent times when the villagers started sighting strange people. Some of the surviving villagers said the invasion caught them napping. Malam Zakari Yawu, 40, a labourer and one of the survivors, narrated his experience to Sunday Vanguard. He said he was shocked when he woke up around midnight to see some men in his room. “There were about 10 Fulani men that invaded my room that night. They didn’t demand for anything but descended on me and amputated my hand with cutlass. I could realise from their conversation that they were Fulani men. It was a painful experience which I don’t like to recall again,” Yawu stated. Malam Ibrahim Kusheriki told Sunday Vanguard what could have led to the incident which claimed the life of his father. Ibrahim, a staff of Federal University of Technology, Minna, said, “My father is the secretary of the vigilante group in our village and when soldiers stormed the village on September 19. They commandeered my father to lead them to the settlement of the rustlers which he did not knowing that he had been marked by the rustlers. “The rustlers must have invaded our village few days later in a reprisal attack during which they descended on my father and killed. One of the victims who sustained injuries from matchete cuts, Malam Audu Godia, said he was sitting with a police officer after his meal and relaxing when some Fulani men descended on them. “That was the last thing I could recall until hours later when I came back to life in hospital”, he lamented. While the dead have been buried, those who were injured were taken to Minna General Hospital where they are receiving treatment. Senator David Umaru representing Niger East paid a visit to those affected and called on government to show more concern on the issue which he said has been recurring in the area in past few months. At the Minna General Hospital, the senator commiserated with the victims, including Umar Sad,14, the son of the village head who suffered several matchete cuts. The Emir of Minna, Alhaji Umar Farouk Bahago, also visited the victims and pleaded with members of the community to remain calm and refrain from reprisal attacks in order not to cause more havoc in the area. At press time, Allawa village was tensed up as economic activities in the area was yet to pick up because most residents who fled the community were yet to return. However, Niger State Police Command, through its spokesman, ASP Bala Elkana, said security around the village had been beefed up with policemen and soldiers keeping vigil. He said only six lives including a police inspector were lost contrary to earlier reports by some media just as he said the invation was not by Book Haram sect but the cattle rustlers http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/they-killed-my-father-over-cows/ |
I stopped believing in Buhari when he said that abacha is not corrupt and stopped believing apc when they made the dulllard their presidential candidate. How they managed to get millions to vote for this public disgrace of a president still baffles me. It shows deeply that anyone who can control the media can control the presidency. |
This news is as fake as the integrity of Buhari |
Later they will ask us not to insult the dulllard. One of them has enough evidence to incriminate him but he was appointed a minister. The other probably has no evidence but was arrested on suspicion The thunder wey go fire Buhari and his fellow apc supporters still dey do press up... |
asha80:I insist they are going no where. The fg should build a seaport for the ss people because it will make a lot of sense if they do. As Lagos is becoming too crowded |
An example of how apc is a fraud can be seen from adams. Can you imagine the strike action this guy would have called for if he's not in government? APC is a big fraud. |
asha80:We have been hearing that for ages. Trust me they are going no where. |
jpphilips:Your full family odoyor |
jpphilips:Your full family odoyor |
honeychild:Trust me no oil company is leaving. They can drill establish their headquarters in Lagos but they must drill oil from the niger delta |
honeychild:So nnamdi kanu is now a reason why there is no sea port in the east? Why don't the fg try and install a vibrant seaport there and see their reaction. The ss people are the most peaceful people in Nigeria. The only reason there is violence in the ss is because there is serious neglect of the people and their land. Have you seen Ogoni lately? These people are the financial power house of this nation but they are being marginalized.. Let the fg take bold steps to address the developmental issues in their land and sEe if an one would carr arms in that zone. I am sure you watched how amnesty quelled the war in that region during the yaradua era.. |
I can't wait for Obamas tenure to end. And I pray he didn't totally destroy america before then. Russia has taken over the world wh america is still busy keeping up with the kardeshians |
Bia commissioner oshi ban njo. You are making a lot of noice lately. Just shut the hell up because you are very irrelevant in this failed government. |
Hungry CPC agents. DSTV remains the only decent digital tv provider in Nigeria |
She for visit deji palace for akure. Na flogging for her. |
Bokoharam now using borno for target practice |
Whynotthetruth:I dey tell you. I can't imagine Boko haram news not being reported like in the days of GEJ. Something is wrong somewhere |
slap1:News about boko haram attack is being downplayed by the media these days. They hardly report it. |
This is what you get when you think body language can fix everything |
Why have I not heard this from any other media outlet |
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