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ruggedized1:
No be chino

I baa n'ime ohia gbuo kpum, I puta n'ilo juba "onye n'egbu?"

2kris:
She should keep on hiding her face
Boko haram victims will hunt her up till Enugu
Negotiator my boot
Well scripted dapchi kidnap to facilitate the release of 1m$
Thieves in civilian disguise
Were is our youth that were divided between APC and pdp

Her face isn't hidden all the time though. She has a face.

LuvSwollenPussy:
That's not new! Women are stark stingy. Thiers is to collect collect but to give or share is a problem

When the bible says "it is blessed to give than receive" My own interpretation is "it is blessed to be a man than be a woman" women don't give but are always receiving.

If I come to this world again, I'll still be a man.

Your handle though

ZombiePUNISHER:
Nigerian politicians are thieves
Peter obi is a politician

While you applaud him

Do you know who Peter Obi was before he became governor?

Have you heard of his achievements and the records he set in governance in Nigeria?

You said the poor masses will applaud him, why not? Aren't they the ones to be employed in the mall? Will that mall not provide thousands of employment directly and indirectly?

Not all politicians are thieves my friend.

ZombiePUNISHER:
All these thieves never disappoints..




While hungry masses applaud them....




If I tell you how much a sitting governor collects as security and running costs... You will shiver
The looter went away without revealing anything..
That's not his father's money rather Nigerians money

The reason why we steal is because Nigerians don't stone us..... Rotimi Amaechi

What has this got to do with the post?

Watch the video here:

https://www.facebook.com/BBCnewsIgbo/videos/1674617592617428/

Or here:

https://www.bbc.com/igbo/afirika-43616137

chukxie:
What Nigeria needs are industries that would provide employment for millions of unemployed people. We need innovative industries that would lead to true national growths, and not shopping malls that would employ a handful of people, and filling the pockets of the owners and investors of the mall.

You yourself can build a factory. Those doing it don't have 2 heads.

NonsoWow:
Anambra money at work. No wonder Obi could not pay water corporation workers, doctors went on strike for over one year and he refused to pay the minimum wage. Peter Obi is a foolish person for investing the looted money outside Anambra state. Didn't he see how Asiwaju invested all he stole from Lagos state back into Lagos state?

Chino you pass this level.

1shortblackboy:
And why are we celebrating a shopping mall like this

Because people will be employed.

adadike:
All I have to say is 'wow'! mana okute ndigbo, akulueulo!!

There's plan for Onitsha and Awka.

Bump

One thing I like about Obi is his humility.

Next stop, Onitsha.

NEXT MALL PORT HARCOURT, almost READY TO ROLL

The Next Mall being unveiled soon in Port Harcourt is an unmistakable confirmation that Rivers State under Gov. Wike is viable for big business. The private investment sits on a shopping area of 11,000 square metres making it one of the largest in the country.

When fully operational it would offer the most affordable prices for goods anywhere in the country. The facility also comes with a restaurant that would provide sumptuous delicacies at the best prices. Get ready for a whole #new shopping experience in Rivers State.

Small by small, this State they want grounded is rising beyond their own imagination. Thank God for good leadership. #WikeIsWorking so no one is left behind.

Effect of hard drug.

Lalasticlala

A wicked woman is a wicked woman.

#SPOTTED

#COPIED

I went out with a friend to celebrate his birthday today and it was fun but something strange happened a woman came in with 3 kids for dinner and she orders for 2 plate of rice and chicken to my greatest surprise one of the kid was left out and was given biscuit to eat by the woman in the presence of the 2 kids while they were eating the rice the little kid was holding his/herself to eat the biscuit and it was such a painful thing to see honestly African women are mostly Evil how much will it cost you to give to someone who probably takes care of this little ones when you are not at home its so painful and annoying no wonder witchcraft will not end in Africa I'm really saddened honesty....

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2113991351960875&id=100000500938066

AutoReportNG:
This is Nigeria where anything happens and you wonder what the road enforcement corps are doing to instil law and order on our roads knowing well that any slight mistake may be disastrous to road users and also to the community. This truck was sighted along Oke Owa - Imushin Rd, at Ilese at it was overloaded with woods... What if something goes wrong and one of the chains broke loose, what will happen? See more of the pictures below...


Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2018/04/where-are-frsc-guys-see-load-this-truck.html

This must b in the South Wastee.

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bumi10:
Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, wife of South Africa's first black President, Late Nelson Mandela has died on Easter Monday, aged 81, has been honored by tech giants, Google by using her emoji as Google's home page picture.

Earlier this year, Nelson Mandela’s ex-wife was hospitalized for a kidney ailment and exhaustion. She was admitted to a Johannesburg hospital in January, after complaining of a ‘loss of appetite’ and that ‘one of her legs was painful’.

We are all saddle by the demise of a wonderful mother and veteran human right activist said Google.

More @ http://www.exlinklodge.com/2018/04/google-honors-mandelas-wife-winnie-by.html?m=1

cc mynd44 obinoscopy lalasticlala dominique

That is Maya Angelou and not Winnie Mandela, be guided.

Pepsi101:
Really?

??

The way Northern senators and reps gave been dying men. We pray it never happens again.

Rucheen:
Otene is Idoma, Abu sounds islamic

Why won't he be angry

Well, otene in Igbo is asshole and abu is pus.

sweerychick:
I don't see anything insulting about what they Abu otene said!! But that his name though

"although they can do anything for money" is not insulting?

Bukar Mustapha, the senator representing Katsina North, is dead.

Mr. Mustapha was President Muhammadu Buhari’s senator as he represented the president’s senatorial district.

He died after a brief illness on Wednesday, PREMIUM TIMES learnt.

The News Agency of Nigeria quotes Mr. Bukar’s younger brother, Kanta Bukar, as confirming the news.

Mr. Bukar’s death is coming less than a week after the deputy majority leader of the House of Representatives, Umar Jibril, died after a protracted illness.

It also came about two weeks after another senator, Ali Wakili, passed away.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/263993-breaking-another-nigerian-senator-bukar-mustapha-is-dead.html/amp?__twitter_impression=true

tooth4tooth:
I see direct insult here not epic reply

And besides, that's the meaning of the dude's name in Igbo language.

tooth4tooth:
I see direct insult here not epic reply

And saying Igbos can do anything for money is?

Those who know, know.

Sunnynwa:
Nigeria's anti-graft agency has released the names of 135 politicians it alleges are too corrupt to run in the country's elections in April.

Most prominent is Vice-President Atiku Abubakar who defected from the ruling party to run as an opposition presidential candidate.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) sent the list with a covering letter to political parties.

Opposition parties criticised the list, saying it was biased against them.

Almost 30 candidates to be regional governors, including seven serving opposition governors, are on the list of those the EFCC alleges are "unfit to hold public office because of corruption".

There are 82 opposition candidates and 53 from the ruling party among the 135 named.

The EFCC, who have been tasked with enforcing President Olusegun Obasanjo's war on corruption, has no powers to ban anyone from the presidential, parliamentary and state elections.

"The list is purely advisory," EFCC spokesman Osita Nwajah told BBC News, adding that it was left to the parties to decide whether to go ahead and field candidates on the list.

Storm

The EFCC has consistently said it would not allow corrupt politicians to rule Nigeria, which is considered one of the world's most corrupt countries by the watchdog Transparency International.

EFCC'S GRAFT LIST

Total: 135 candidates

Ruling PDP: 53 (includes 5 for governor)

AC: 27 (includes 1 presidential candidate; 5 for governor)

ANPP: 39 (includes 9 for governor)

Others: 19 (1 for governor, 12 MPs)

Source: EFCC


Profile: VP Atiku Abubakar

An EFCC spokesman said they would prosecute politicians "when the time is ripe", but says the investigation took "several months" and is ongoing.

A spokesman for Mr Abubakar, who has consistently denied corruption allegations, has dismissed the list as a "piece of cheap blackmail".

"We are studying the list and we are considering a legal option because we are sick and tired of these same baseless and careless charges that they keep bandying about," says spokesman Garba Shehu.

A founding member of Nigeria's ruling People's Democratic Party (PDP), Mr Abubakar, was forced out of the party after a bitter feud with President Obasanjo.

He is now running for the Action Congress (AC) party, but has been bogged down in court battles.

"We're not surprised to see that they're going for top opposition figures but only inconsequential people in the ruling party," the AC said in a statement.

"It means nothing in law, it is in bad faith, illegal and a reckless abuse of power."

The main opposition presidential candidate, Gen Muhammadu Buhari, who is generally considered an honest politician by many Nigerians, was not on the list.

Leaders from his party, the All Nigeria People's Party (ANPP) are meeting in the capital, Abuja, and say the EFCC list is top of the agenda.

The anti-graft agency has denied accusations that it targets opponents of Mr Obasanjo, who steps down in April after two terms in office.

The BBC's Alex Last in Lagos says that given Mr Abubakar's legal wrangles it is unlikely that this list will change much.

However, its real impact will be for candidates at the lower level who are still fiercely fighting other politicians for their party's nominations, he said.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/6338017.stm

Notice that the list had more PDP members than other party members.