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My hands are tired... My hands are tired... My hands are tired! Real puppet-hari!

They should just let the men go.

[b]This thread is invalid becos only yoruba men are commenting on them.

The igbo men seem fine with the Bride Price arrangement.

For igbos marriage is a very serious affair and not childs play.

Yorubas want to use marriage as pretence to date igbo girls and then later move on. That is the only way for them.

The Bride Price means they cannot divorce their wife and go after another igbo family becos the thing will get expensive.


Igbo guys are not complaining becos they don't have this agenda and intend to marry only one, so no expenses as every body spend on their wedding.

My advice to the yoruba tribe is to stop planning evil for the igbos tribe, u have ur women to marry and divorce as u like be happy and content with that and leave evil.


U are trying to degrade igbos and avoid a cost, that wont happen as it will be costly to u.

Igbo girls only became ashawo wen a select few started accepting marriage proposal from very rich yoruba familyl, before that they were not ashawo.


I can tell u that the real ashawo of Nigeria are yoruba women, they have the highest rate of baby mama and divorce rate in the country.

I know too many yoruba baby mama.[/b]

This thread is invalid becos only yoruba men are commenting on them.

The igbo men seem fine with the Bride Price arrangement.

For igbos marriage is a very serious affair and not childs play.

Yorubas want to use marriage as pretence to date igbo girls and then later move on. That is the only way for them.

The Bride Price means they cannot divorce their wife and go after another igbo family becos the thing will get expensive.


Igbo guys are not complaining becos they don't have this agenda and intend to marry only one, so no expenses as every body spend on their wedding.

My advice to the yoruba tribe is to stop planning evil for the igbos tribe, u have ur women to marry and divorce as u like be happy and content with that and leave evil.


U are trying to degrade igbos and avoid a cost, that wont happen as it will be costly to u.

Igbo girls only became ashawo wen a select few started accepting marriage proposal from very rich yoruba familyl, before that they were not ashawo.


I can tell u that the real ashawo of Nigeria are yoruba women, they have the highest rate of baby mama and divorce rate in the country.

I know too many yoruba baby mama.

waternogetemeny:
This is rape, people say they dont want anymore association with u and u think force will change their mind? Are u a re.tard or just playing dumb?
God never put us together, man did and we now reached a point that we can no longer tolerate each other excesses and must peacefully go our separate ways.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXAiI_fEpZ8&app=desktop

That woman means business.

Jobneeded12:
Igbos are cowards declare yoir BIAFRA we will consume you na 10 million igbo go die this time around, parasitic lazy Petty traders

It is far easier to be independent than to win a war. Let peace reign.

Nigeria is on its way to actualise CIA prediction. Anybody with a discerning eye can see it. The sign is everywhere.

From the looks of it, this group(LNC) is the real thing and set to pursue this mission to its logical end.

BY OUR REPORTER ON APRIL 15, 2015 NATIONAL
From EMMANUEL ADEYEMI, Lokoja

There was drama on Monday at a magistrate court in Lokoja, as a middle-aged man who was accused of killing his son for rituals, slumped in court. He claimed the spirit of his innocent son was tormenting him.

Aliyu Abdulmalik, aged 27, an aluminium fabricator, while on trial for allegedly killing his six-year-old son, Sadiq caused a stir during proceedings as he suddenly collapsed while standing trial for murder before Chief Magistrate Alhassan Husaini of Lokoja Chief Magistrate’s Court II. He was charged with culpable homicide contrary to Section 221 of the Penal Code.

According to the Police First information Report (FIR) read by C.S. Ayabatu, the incident happened on March 9, and was reported at the ‘B’ Division police station, Lokoja by one Sunday Akande, a neighbour of the accused.

According to the prosecution, Aliyu who resides at Zariagi, Kabba Junction, a suburb of Lokoja, had tricked his wife, Mariatu, that he was taking his son to his grandmother in Isanlu, Yagba East Local Government Area of Kogi State for spiritual cleansing.

But Aliyu was said to have slashed the boy’s throat with a knife.

The accused was said to have hurriedly buried the body in a shallow grave in a nearby bush and returned home only to be haunted by the ghost of the little boy.

The prosecution, however, held that investigation into the case was on-going and urged the court to adjourn the case while rejecting the bail for Aliyu.

Chief Magistrate Husaini ordered that the accused person be remanded in prison custody and adjourned the case till April 28, for mention.

NDLEA quizzes South African lady for money laundering

By TUNDE RAHEEM

The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) is investigating alleged money laundering case involving a 39-year-old South African lady, Niqgula (other names withheld).

The suspect was arrested at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport (MMIA) Ikeja, Lagos with $373,725 US dollars equivalent of N8 million and €2,120 Euros, about N600,000, concealed inside packs of oats.

The money was detected during an inward screening of passengers on a South African airline flight from Johannesburg. Two Nigerians are also being investigated by the anti-narcotic agency.

NDLEA Commander at the airport, Mr. Hamza Umar, said it was a suspected case of money laundering.

“A South African lady by name Nqgula is being interrogated in connection with a suspected case of money laundering. The mode of concealment presents reasonable grounds for money laundering. Five packs of oats were found to contain $373,725 and €2,120. Two Nigerians, Akamelu and Chigere, are also being interrogated in connection with the seized money” Hamza stated.

NDLEA Director of Assets and Financial Investigation, Mrs. Victoria Egbase, said refusal to declare the money and the manner of concealment were criminal, noting that the case is being investigated to establish a possible link with drug trafficking.

The main suspect, Nqgula, who works in a cosmetic shop, said the bag containing the money was given to her by a Nigerian in South Africa. In her statement, “I live in Johannesburg, South Africa. I was given a bag by a Nigerian to deliver to one Akamelu. During examination of my bags at the Lagos airport, the money was found inside packs of oats.”

NDLEA Chairman/Chief Executive, Ahmadu Giade, who commended his officers for detecting the money ordered that the case be thoroughly investigated to determine the source of the money.

According to Giade, “one of the mandates of the agency is to identify, trace, freeze, confiscate or seize proceeds derived from drug-related offences or property whose value corresponds to such proceeds. I have therefore directed that the case be investigated to ascertain the source of the money”.

The investigation report is expected to be presented to the chairman for necessary action. Meanwhile, officials of the South African Embassy are said to be in touch with the suspect. http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=114634

horror story

[size=18pt]BUHARI GOVERN NIGERIA, LEAVE NIGER DELTA OIL ALONE.


IN A TRUE FEDERAL STRUCTURE, THE SOUTH WILL HAVE RESOURCE CONTROL WITHIN THEIR TERRITORY, UR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT NO REACH THERE.


REMEMBER, WE DID NOT VOTE FOR U, ANY NONSENSE WE WILL HEAD TO THE UN AND DEMAND TO LEAVE NIGERIA.



IT IS OUR RIGHT.[/size]

Jega is not rigging the elections becos of PVC but yet people are caught on camera thumb printing ballot papers multiple times to be counted as vote.


People use the card readers but are not allowed to vote after registration is sent to inec head quarters computer, becos they are told the card reader failed to work.

In this election, the number of voters and votes are always evenly matched despite low turn out in places APC WINS. Either Jega is voting for the dead and people in their houses or he registered extra numbers of people that dont exit for his APC party and that is why they are thumb printing ballot papers multiple times.


Jega, Jega, Jega, Imo will be the fall of u.

Agbaje till 2023!

cyril83:
Abeg leave story for the gods joor !

Abi story for the gos? U will know wen u can no longer afford to eat becos of fuel scarcity.


U will know wen Nigeria starts to import very little oil.


U will know wen Nigeria start looking like Congo

superstar1:
PT told you GEJ won in Ekiti, Nassarawa and with landslide in Enugu, and you believed abi?

See 3-for-10kobo sense of his.

Then why did i post that result will be announced tomorrow by BBC?

When u are ready for reality do send that to the FP

superstar1:
There is nothing for them to decide.
NW, NE and SW have all been delivered to Buhari.
In NC, he will win FCT, kwara and Kogi.
He will lose in Benue, Nassarawa and Taraba but with more than 40% votes.
He has more than 40% in Edo and Ekiti and we are expecting 25% from Imo.
With that he can afford to score ZERO in the remaining SS and SE states. We already know the number of PVCs collected in each of the state.
The game is on.

According to Premium Times Right? Premium time is Ince? I dey laff!

WAT DO U THINK?

Nigeria election: First results expected

From the section Africa
An official of the Independent National Electoral Commission retrieves on March 29, 2015 documents from ballot boxes from the presidential election
The hotly contested election has been marred by problems with its voting system
Nigeria decides

Nigeria votes: As it happened
Nigeria's unpredictable election
The best thing about Nigeria is...
How Nigeria's presidential election works
Nigeria's election body says it expects to announce the first results of Saturday's keenly contested presidential poll on Tuesday.
Incumbent Goodluck Jonathan is facing a strong challenge from former military ruler Muhammadu Buhari.
The UN has praised the poll despite technical hitches, protests and violence linked to Boko Haram.
Voting spilled into a second day in some parts of Nigeria after problems with new electronic card readers.
Follow live updates here as the results are announced.
President Jonathan was among those unable to cast his vote using the technology, which was introduced to prevent fraud.
Security forces stand in front of protesters against the recent election in Port Harcourt , Nigeria, Sunday, March 29, 2015
Opposition protesters in Rivers State took to the streets, demanding a recount
His Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), which had opposed the card readers, called it a "huge national embarrassment".
Election commission chief Attahiru Jega said only a fraction of the 150,000 card readers being used nationwide had failed.
The presidential and parliamentary elections had been delayed by six weeks because of the insurgency by Boko Haram militants.
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Nigeria at a glance:
A Nigerian voter poses for a photo with a newly acquired permanent voters card - February 2015
Two main presidential candidates: Muhammadu Buhari, All Progressives Congress (APC), Muslim northerner, ex-military ruler, fourth presidential bid; and Goodluck Jonathan, People's Democratic Party (PDP), Christian southerner, the incumbent.
Years of military rule ended in 1999 and the PDP has been in power ever since
Nigeria is Africa's largest economy and leading oil producer
With a population of more than 170m, it is also Africa's most populous nation
Unpredictable poll
Nigeria decides 2015: Full coverage
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The Islamists attacked polling stations in north-eastern states, with a curfew declared in Bauchi State after fighting between the security forces and the group.
The UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon praised the "determination and resilience" of Nigerian voters, despite the reports of attacks by Boko Haram and others.
He said in a statement voting had been "largely peaceful and orderly".
His comments have been echoed by the regional bloc Ecowas, which urged Nigerians to accept the result.
Nigerians attend Palm Sunday service and pray for peace around the outcome of presidential elections at a church service in the oil rich Niger Delta
Nigerian churchgoers on Sunday prayed for peace
But there has been tension in the southern Rivers State, where thousands protested against alleged killings of opposition workers and voting irregularities.
Inec said it was "concerned" by the complaints, adding that one of their offices was set on fire during the unrest.
Results of the voting were expected to arrive overnight but so far there is no official indication of which party is in the lead.
The PDP has dominated Nigerian politics since 1999, but Gen Buhari's All Progressives Congress is viewed as a serious challenge.
Voters are also electing members of the house of representatives and the senate.http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-32110000


LALASTICLALA FP u have a breaking news.

It is all about to kick off...

Taraba PDP chair’s name missing in INEC’s register
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http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/taraba-pdp-chairman-700-others-denied-voting/

Taraba State Chairman of the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Victor Bala Kona was disenfranchised in Saturday’s presidential and National Assembly elections as he could not find his name on INEC list when he went to vote at his Sarkin Dutse polling unit in Ardo Kola local government.
Reports from Taraba revealed that Kona was shocked when he presented his PVC for accreditation only to discover that his name was not on the list.
The State PDP Chairman lamented that his complaint could not be addressed as the Taraba State INEC Resident Electoral Officer (REC) told him that the error was of technical and that the issue would be addressed after the presidential and National Assembly.
He however advised his supporters, some of whom were also disenfranchised because their names could not be found in the register, to remain calm as the issue would be taken to the higher authority for rectification.
INEC Presiding Officer in Sarkin Dutse , Mallam Adamu Yakubu , who attended to Kona explained that out of a total number of 1,156 registered voters in the unit, only 315 names were accredited to vote and that the remaining 750 names of voters could not be found on the list.
He confirmed that most of the 750 persons had their PVCs but since their names were not on the list even when they were accredited they could not be allowed to vote.

UrennaNkoli:
Too bad

RIP to the dead.
PDP thugs everywhere and killing all in the name of a victory they will never smell. Even women of PDP are armed and deadly.
Say no to violence PDP and stop the killing spree.

say no to violence, war and chaos irrespective of your political party.

Sai Buhari

U are obviously the resident, red light marketer Berem?


U obviously did not have a family upbringing, it was from house girl to prostitution.


If u be man, u for be armed robber, absolutely morally bankrupt.

[size=14pt]FAKE NEWS! FANTASY REPORTING![/size]


[size=14pt]A MAN WAS STABBED BY HIS WIFE AND THE REPORTER DONT KNOW HIS NAME?



THEY DONT KNOW IF IT IS POLITICS OR SOUP THAT CAUSE FIGHT?



YORUBAS ARE USING TRIBALISM TO MURDER JOURNALISM.[/size]

These militant are now very rich and better equiped. Can Nigeria Army fight in the North and South?How many soldiers are in the army? They will be finished as boko is well equiped and the militant are also well equiped. Then u have Massob. Will massob ma=intain non violence or will they move to extreme violence? Nigeria is Histroy

mydd44, lalasticlala fp
Even the extension of voting is mainly in APC trong holds. Niger Delta are just watching and letting Jega satisfy himself before all hell breaks lose.

From the outset, Jega had skimmed to rig the 2015 general election in favour of a fellow Northerner.(Gen Buhari)


Not only did Jega intend to conduct election on Feb 14 2015 knowing fully well that 40%PVCs had not been delivered but that another 40% of PVC where yet to be distributed in the Southern States that is considered to be GEJ strong hold.


The restive North, under Jega watch received 80% PVC collection before the 14 Feb date for the election. As soon as this plan was foiled due to the security challenges in the North, this glarring facts became even more apparent as Inec subtly announced the numbers of PVCs yet to be collected in the southern states.


Inec staff in places like Lagos where dsmissed for refusing to hand out PVCs to lagosians that are non indegene. The level of corruption in INEC could no longer be concealed. Jega moved on to plan B. Despite, opposition to the utilisation of Card Reader, Jega insisted that the election would not be credible without card readers.

Evidently, so many PDP voters in the south could not vote because the card readers the card readers some selected geopolitical was a huge failure. This was the case mainly in the South. GEJ strong hold. This was not the case in core Norther states like Kano with the highest collection of PVCs.. Thus many voters in the Southern states where disenfranchized because the card readers rejected their PVCs during the election.

This will surely affected votes in favour of PDP from southern state which is a PDP Strong hold.


Card readers meant to reduce the chances of rigging became a tool used to disenfranchize so many voters especially from the south.


The consequence of Jega action will be felt when the entire oil production capacity of Nigeria is stopped and calls for disintegration is supported by armed struggle in the Southern regions, in addition to Boko Haram in the North.

Jega has destroyed Nigeria, put simply

Africom is on its way.