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Dorrobucci:
Hahahahaha

Buhari is not corrupt, while his wife is rocking 10million wrist watch.

I laugh in pakistan

she was a business woman ,so why can't she put on what she like .Has she embezelled any money before acquire it?

Dem yampia !!!

Let see as it unfold ,stupid human being .

Go and Die !!!!

OkikiOluwa1:
See Nigerians o!
U want to die in the lagoon but I ll vite Jimi Agbaje shirts is now reigning in Lagos.
Some people ll be cashing on this now...

Saw some Ibo traders in my area putting them on.
Some even said they ll wear it to their polling booth on saturday.

Last Bullet
Its creativity but the negativity it ll generate is more than the fun derived from it.
So...I appeal for peace...
Our Ibo brothers, beware of provocating some people in your host community!



Cc. Lalasticlala, over to you!
Do the needful!

Congratulations bro. I pray you stay on the new path you have found.

ok

you are a learner go and read your bible!!!!!

alotofgrace:
FOLLOWING

is a clergy man supposed to be critizing the king or rebuking/correct him?

emekakelvin:
[b] Actually, this issue here is no longer about matching truth with lies, rather it's about thinking about the poqsible occurence if people read this post.

Do you think the masses will actually believe this write up if actually it was true. Most people will rather them the news propaganda and character assassination against reuben abati by the writer instead of addressing the message of the messenger.

If really you understand what was really written in that write-up, you will see that some northerner member of pdp were actually afraid over the emergence of GEJ against two northerner in name of GMB and Ribadu. The fuelling statement by that northerner man can only be measure on emotion ridden thought by saying Nigeria will be ungovernable because Gej suceded yardua and he also defeated two prominent Northerner.

Reuben Abati would have associated the post to Ribadu, but why GMB. ---»»» The answer to that question is not far fetched, he was politically driven and like seun Osewa said it was a fallacy of straw man that erupted in the realm of his emotion.

In a nutshell, there is no way the real issue on ground would stand against falsehood, people will see it as political propaganda.[/b]

it is true ,u can Google it.

Samuel1402:
Stupidity in the highest order.that guy just graduate from the university of MUMUOLOGY

and First class in foolishness.

Lagos State deputy governor, Princess Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire, lost her father, Prince Jimoh Kareem-Laka Orelope, yesterday.

Prince Jimoh Kareem-Laka Orelope, was aged 101 and would be buried today, in accordance with Islamic rites.

He was born to Akeja Oniyanru and Olugbede Royal families of Lagos State on February 25, 1913.

The deceased is survived by wife, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Among his children is the deputy Governor of Lagos State, Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire


Just see now,May His soul Rest in perfect Peace.

- See more at: http://aitonline.tv/post-lagos_deputy_governor_s_father_dies_at_101

President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday said for every issue he had to take a decision on, multiple suggestions that were most times contradictory, were made available to him.

He said it was therefore important for Nigerians to continue to pray to God to give him wisdom to take the right decisions that would not bring suffering to the people.

Jonathan spoke at the 2014 Christmas Carol organised by the Aso Villa Chapel at the old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

While saying that nobody placed oneself in a position of authority without the consent of God, he expressed the belief that God, who chose him, would see him through.

The President said, “We pray that God should give those of us who are in charge the grace to do things with the fear of God. If we begin to do what is right in our own little way, this nation will survive.

“God knows why we are here. Nobody will place himself in any position without God. So God that gives all of us the opportunity will see us through.

“For me your servant today, I will continue to request for your prayers that God should give me the wisdom to do what is right in His sight.

“Because it is quite challenging for a leader. For every subject that you want to take a decision, you will have multiple suggestions, some contradictory, some to the left, some to the right, some to the centre. But you must take a decision.

“It is only God that can guide you to take the rightful decision that will not bring suffering to your people.

“We will try our best and we will continue to do our best. We promise that any opportunity given to us, we will use it to serve mankind.”

http://www.punchng.com/news/i-get-contradictory-advice-on-national-issues-says-jonathan/

President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday said for
every issue he had to take a decision on, multiple
suggestions that were most times contradictory, were
made available to him.
He said it was therefore important for Nigerians to
continue to pray to God to give him wisdom to take
the right decisions that would not bring suffering to
the people.
Jonathan spoke at the 2014 Christmas Carol organised
by the Aso Villa Chapel at the old Banquet Hall of the
Presidential Villa, Abuja.
While saying that nobody placed oneself in a position
of authority without the consent of God, he expressed
the belief that God, who chose him, would see him
through.
The President said, “We pray that God should give
those of us who are in charge the grace to do things
with the fear of God. If we begin to do what is right in
our own little way, this nation will survive.
“God knows why we are here. Nobody will place
himself in any position without God. So God that gives
all of us the opportunity will see us through.
“For me your servant today, I will continue to request
for your prayers that God should give me the wisdom
to do what is right in His sight.
“Because it is quite challenging for a leader. For every
subject that you want to take a decision, you will have
multiple suggestions, some contradictory, some to the
left, some to the right, some to the centre. But you
must take a decision.
“It is only God that can guide you to take the rightful
decision that will not bring suffering to your people.
“We will try our best and we will continue to do our
best. We promise that any opportunity given to us, we
will use it to serve mankind.”
http://www.punchng.com/news/i-get-contradictory-advice-on-national-issues-says-jonathan/

A former Minister of State for Defence, Musiliu Obanikoro, has accused a leader of the Peoples Democratic Party in Lagos State, Chief Olabode George, and the governorship candidate of the party in the state, Mr. Jimi Agbaje, of recruiting armed thugs to achieve their aims at the governorship primaries held on December 8.
The former minister said “I also saw the police recovered five guns and rounds of ammunition and live cartridges from the thugs brought by Chief Olabode George and Mr. Jimi Agbaje, a co-aspirant.”
This is contained in an affidavit which he filed before a Federal High Court in Abuja in support of his suit numbered, FHC/ABJ/CS/994/2014, challenging the conduct of the December 8, 2014 governorship primaries in which Agbaje was declared winner.
Obanikoro with 343 votes came second behind Agbaje who polled 432 votes to clinch the party’s ticket. Three other candidates participated in the poll.
But the former minster is, through his suit filed on December 15, 2014, urging the court to nullify the primaries and order a fresh one to be conducted on the grounds of alleged electoral irregularities that marred the December 8, 2014 exercise.
On Wednesday, the presiding judge, Justice Ahmed Mohammed, after Obanikoro’s counsel, Chief Chris Uche (SAN), moved an ex parte application, asked the PDP and the Independent National Electoral Commission to appear in court on December 23.
He directed the two defendants in the suit to appear in court to show cause why he (the judge) should not make an order of interim injunction restraining them from presenting or accepting any name as the PDP governorship candidate in Lagos State pending the determination of the suit.
The judge on Wednesday declined to grant the restraining order as sought by the plaintiff’s counsel through the ex parte application.
Rather than grant the order, Justice Mohammed asked the plaintiff to put the defendants on notice for them to appear in court to show cause why the order should not be granted.
The former minister alleged in his suit filed on December 18 that the election was marred by electoral irregularities such as over-voting, intimidation of his delegates by thugs loyal to George and Agbaje, as well as improper accreditation of delegates.
He said there were 806 delegates accredited for the primaries but “surprisingly from the 806 accredited delegates; the electoral officers returned a total number of 866 votes.”
He added that the accreditation of delegates which ought to last between 8am and 12noon as stipulated by the Electoral Guidelines published by the PDP, did not start until as late as 6.30pm.
In an affidavit personally deposed by him, Obanikoro stated, “That the thugs earlier brought by Chief Olabode George and Mr. Jimi Agbaje, a co-aspirant, at this point began to disrupt the venue by throwing bottles, stones and firing gunshots in the direction of the delegates loyal to me and preventing other delegates loyal to me from entering the venue.
“That the gunshots attracted another detachment of policemen, who engaged the thugs in a gun and teargas battle during which many of the delegates loyal to me ran for their dear lives to avoid being caught in the crossfire between the police and the armed thugs.
“That I know as a fact that many of my delegates who ran for their dear lives in the ensuing violence and gun battle never returned and were consequently disenfranchised as it took the police several hours to restore some semblance of normalcy.
“That I saw that the police recovered five guns and rounds of ammunitions and live cartridges from the thugs brought by Chief Olabode George and Mr. Jimi Agbaje , a co-aspirant.”
Source: www.punchng.com/news/primaries-guns-recovered-from-agbaje-georges-thugs-obanikoro/

This styles good Die !!!!

lalasticlala:
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why not build new refinery before removing the subsidy we all know that we only paid this cabal when they import fuel and others ,pls Mr President think well before embarking on such issue because it will make thing more harder.

APContherun:
People who ask what the govt is doing about fighting corruption needs to understand that the best and sure way to do so is block all avenues that lead to corruption. Cutting fuel subsidy is a sure way to reduce corruption in that sector, it may hurt in the short run but eventually everything will balance out.
But as has been said the President must have to carry the labour unions and civil society organisations along in the implementation of this policy but I doubt the unions will see reasons for it and it will be 1st Jan 2012 all over again.

How much is the car going for

Many of this man of God prophecies has been come to past,so the man is true man of God.

https://www.nairaland.com/1586493/full-text-apostle-sulemans-prophesies#20768607
see no 9 as it was prophecies.

Here is my mail
sunkuns2003@yahoo.com
thanks.

ITbomb: I like this script
Sheriff enter PDP, Jonathan declare, dem kill Shekeau, Boko Haram surrenders, some abducted girls released, money approved for security, campaign starts. Yeah

GEJ Till 2019

Gba be ,U got

gnykelly: mathematics is general language just like English. you can't do without measurement in you work. or can you draw a human body and without their adequate proportion.

I agree that Maths is a general (universal) language needed by everyone irrespective of your language or country but I do not agree that English is. It is only compulsory in some countries where it is spoken as official language. In most countries, it has substitute languages but Maths does not have any substitute. Mathematics is one and is used universally (the only universal language understood by all that know it). You can use it to communicate to a Chinese, Dutch, French or English people effectively without you understanding their languages. It is not same as English.

safarigirl: lol...are you sure you speak good english? Do you get ALL the pronunciations correctly? Or do you just speak the Nigerian version of English and term it 'good English'?

English is too vast and being that you're not English, you really won't be able to speak the language as good as you think you do

Man note that the only importance of English language is solely for effective communication which can be achieved using other languages. The only universally understood language which is compulsory irrespective of your language is Mathematics. Once you understand English well and can effectively communicate with it, you don't need more of it. Most people that have the best technologies in the world did not develop it with English but Maths. Their respective languages are enough for them. But Mathematics is compulsory for them. Come to think of it, is there any country where Mathematics is not compulsorily studied? But I tell you, there are many countries where English is not needed and is not studied in school and their technologies and economies are very good.

To the lazy Nigerian student, embrace Mathematics so that we will all progress together in all aspects.

iwakolewa: But I am of the opinion that maths should be a compulsory subject just like english,people need it without knowing they do,I was an art student,a brilliant one and I hated mathematics, and it's affected me a great deal,I hated all my maths teacher.....not knowing I might actually run into maths in the future again,and I did. I studied international relations, maths was part of the compulsory subjects listed for my admission requirements....thank God,I managed to get a pass,but even now at my age,when my younger ones used to bring their homework to me,statistics and co,I felt ashamed cos I couldn't help out.

And when I started work,I had to do a little bit of maths every day,so I had to get a maths tutor.

Please tell all these lazy Nairalanders who are saying that Maths is not relevant. Just imagine that someone who used to think like you (that Maths is useless) went and studied International relations (a pure arts course) in the University. Only to discover that she desperately need Mathematics for her to apply the course she had passed in the university, and went as far as contracting a Mathematics tutor when she had started working.
This should sound as a warning to you lazy ones to change your way of thinking and work hard now to save yourself some embarrassment in future. Mathematics is still the king of all subjects!

Just mention where it is not required and I will prove you wrong.

I don't know why I had to come here. I have discovered that most of the NLs saying that Mathematics is not important to Arts students are those who have not passed their O'level exams. They don't even know their rights from their lefts. They really need proper orientation to get them thinking properly. Maths is critically important to everyone whether a student or not, an arts student or not. To me, if you are still thinking that you do not need Maths, then you need to go back to nursery school and start your reorientation from the scratch.

shadelek: Chai.... Car wash center again? Does that means that Boko Boys wants to take over this country by force? God pls forgive us our sin and have mercy on this Country.

Amen oooooo

Beans and Bread

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