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This will move our country forward a great deal.
We are in a very safe and trusted hands.
Not in the hands of criminals, rapists and looters.

God bless our darling Daddy President Muhammadu Buhari for all the very good work he is doing in our nation.

God bless Nigeria.



It is always good and refreshing to see that we still have reasonable and sensible youths on this forum.
Two wise men.
God bless you guys.
Again, God bless Nigeria.
Slow and steady we will get there.


Looks so good, for the nation to move forward.

The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, has said the detention of leader of Islamic Movement of Nigeria, Sheikh Ibraheem el-Zakzaky, was “purely a criminal matter, which is being handled by a court of competent jurisdiction.”

The Minister said while the government accepted constructive criticism from any quarter, it “rejects any attempt to sow the seed of mistrust among the various religious groups in the country.”

Mohammed, on behalf of the Buhari regime, responded to a recent placement of Nigeria and six other countries on a special watchlist of states that engage in, or tolerate, “the severe violation of religious freedom.”

The Federal Government on Sunday rejected the designation, describing it as “misleading.”

According to the government, the United States “fell for the antics of the discontented and the unpatriotic few” who will not hesitate to hang Nigeria out to dry on the altar of their inordinate ambition and their sheer animosity towards the regime of the President, Major General Muhammdu Buhari (retd.).

The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, in a statement issued in Abuja, said the deliberate effort to give religious coloration to the farmer-herder clashes and, in particular, the Boko Haram insurgency in the North East, had undoubtedly helped to mislead the US.

While describing the “iniquitous tag” as stemming from “an orchestrated narrative that has long been discredited,” he said the good people of Nigeria enjoy unfettered freedom to practise their religion.

Mohammed blamed the tag on “failed politicians and disgruntled elements — some of them supposedly respected leaders — for latching on to religion as their trump card, especially in the run up to the 2019 general elections.

He said it was “unfortunate that the US fell for the antics of the discontented and the unpatriotic” few who will not hesitate to hang Nigeria out to dry on the altar of their inordinate ambition and their sheer animosity towards the Buhari regime.

The minister said the Nigerian government was acutely aware of how the political opposition, in particular, had spared no resources in deriving political capital from the various security challenges in the country.

The statement reads in part, “The deliberate effort to give religious coloration to the farmer-herder clashes and the Boko Haram insurgency, in particular, has undoubtedly helped to mislead the US into concluding that the government is doing little or nothing to guarantee religious freedom in the country.

”But, as we have always said, the farmer-herder clashes have

nothing to do with religion but everything to do with environmental

and socio-economic realities.

“The religious tag given to the clashes has no basis in fact, but is very convenient for those who will very easily give the dog a bad name just to hang it.

“On its part, the Boko Haram terrorists are extreme fanatics who do not subscribe to the tenets of any religion, in spite of their pretence to Islamic adherence.”

Mohammed said the good news was that the Buhari regime had

succeeded in curbing the farmer-herder clashes through the

implementation of proactive and multi-dimensional strategy, “which is yielding remarkable results, just as it has largely defeated the Boko

Haram insurgency.”

IAmStrange:


How about you help her curb her excesses?

What exactly is she doing? How about you try to install the values of self worth, empowerment and independence in her then you try to help her find something worthy that she can be doing to earn money, to build on her character and personally and to pass time?

And then, try sitting her down and explain to her the dangers of craving for too much attention. This approach could solve the whole thing.

Some people have bad habits but they have not fallen into situations or being in an environment or around people that can make them know that habit is bad. So they don't know and if someone were to advise them, they could change.

Sit her down, tell her how much you were offended by what she did and advise her concerning craving too much attention.

And doing this coupled with doing what I suggested above can help solve those two problems you have with her.

But all the same use your sense and open your eyes.

jonsnow92:
If you still believe Barça will win the Champions League with EV may God punish you.

timbros:

Move over Airmark, the latest daddy in town is here.
Help me thank Jehovah for the safe delivery.

EFABBES:
Join us on 30th November 2019 @ Blessed Baptist Church Port Harcourt

tomiwaaa:
Good day medics in the house...
I'm a 22 years old depressed MBBS aspirant with nothing in my mind but suicidal ideations.
I've been at home for 5 years now struggling for admission....
I wrote an A'level exam (IJMB) this year 2019 at KWASU and had 13points Bio: A, Chm:B, Phy:C
I applied to unilorin (MBBS, Direct Entry) and scored 80% all to no avail
pls I need advice and helpful information on schools that will grant me admission into MEDICINE AND SYRGERY 200lvl with my IJMB result of 13points come 2020...
my O'level is 3Cs and 2Bs.
The schools I have in mind are AAU, UNIMAID, UNIABUJA, ABU...
PLS any medical student with an helpful information or advice should pls give me...
I'm tired of being stagnant. my classmates are graduates already delay is killing!

24kmagic:
First off, you can't compare because one person can vote multiple times in bbn, because it will count.

Has your votes ever count?
If you think queuing up to cast a vote in a Nigerian election counts then you must be an idiot. It doesn't count, it has never count.

Mention one thing run by the government of this country that has ever been free, fair and successful?
Even if the whole youths decided to vote against Buhari in the last election, it was glaring he won't relinquish power. Buhari wasn't going to let anybody in.

Anytime you so called intellectuals are talking about happenings in a country, consider the country you are talking about first.

Why can't INEC introduce electronic voting? Why must it be paper and pen? Is it not because they want to manipulate?
You try to protest they shoot you dead.

Discredit bbn all you like but never try to compare it with situation of things in this country because I can promise you Nigeria is beyond redemption. Not even in a billion years time will Nigeria work.

When did BBN start? I think four years ago.
Before the coming of BBN, how was things in 9ja?

Is BBN the cause of the backwardness in Nigeria?

You anti-BBNaija should just fvck off abeg

PS: I don't watch BBN.

gracegrace668:


I've read about my condition, especially at times when I swear I would never indulge in excessive drinking anymore. A person like me is called a functioning alcoholic. I started drinking as a way to forget some emotional and troubles but as I see, this in no way helps especially longterm.

I drink everything from wine, spirits to liquor. I go out with friends that drink. I go out to drink alone. I buy some alcohol to drink at home. I go from laying on the bed to walking out to buy alcohol. I just drink, drink and drink. I'm very ashamed of this. Sincerely, I want to stop. I want to make more meaningful decisions and relationships.

babzo:
If the equipment has been recovered by the ICPC, then how is he able to donate it?

OluwabuqqyYOLO:
Call him tomorrow morning that your mom collapsed and that you've taken her to a clinic.

TLona1:
Most painful part of it all is that Valverde might still make Suarez a starter.

tesppidd:
Lol

We must begin somewhere.

tesppidd:


My bad seriously.

Just got carried away!

I will retrace my steps.

IKON360:
They didn't sack Valverde, strictly Barca on Instagram as at 30 mins ago confirmed that he was still in charge... Oh well. Now they want to resign Neymar and send Dembele to PSG too...

Hamid7:

While I agree that Allegri isn't a good option, I believe Koeman is. He played under Cruyff. Players who mastered Barcelona philosophy have always thrived on their return as coach, though they may not have been successful elsewhere.
Frank Rijkaard( he wasn't an ex Blaugrana though) was a failed coach before he was appointed coach of Barcelona he excelled because Barca play a brand of football he was familiar with. Same with Luis Enrique. Pep only coached Barcelons B before his promotion. Vilanova was an assistant to Pep before his appointment, and he would have done better if he wasn't down with and on treatment for cancer.
If I'm the president, I will appoint a post cruyffian as coach

Gentlewarrior1:
What do yal think of Allegri in place of valvede


Just came across an article on goal.com on the matter

Ayomide002:
I have it...sending it is the problem....282mb

SkimpleD:
AWay from the Champions league and Dayo matter.


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Do say a word of prayer for me.

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