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![]() i pity politicians and those who follow them. PDP answer APC. I am wondering when it will sink into all their heads that this is the sanctity of human life we are actually talking about, not just politics. It is like a recurring decimal. When PDP was in power, APC was celebrating every attack by Bokoharam. Now, pdp is capitalizing on Buhari's inability to end cattle rearers menace. When will we end all this rubbish. Sometimes i have a strong feeling that the biggest problem we have is politicians. |
I thought senior herdmans with hundred cows who visited Nassarawa this week advised all to embrace peace. Or did he come to put petrol in an already burning fire? This man self, |
I have to add this. Cattle on the highway cattle on the highway |
Bitterleafsoup:Very nice question. Especially the human beings killed so far. |
Alexis has joined the rank of footballers like Lionel Messi convicted for tax fraud. Not an English court though. According to goal.com, Spanish law states that the 29-year-old will not have to spend any time in jail and he has agreed to pay the money he owes with interest Alexis Sanchez has accepted a 16-month prison sentence for committing tax fraud during his time at Barcelona, although he will not spend time in jail. The Manchester United forward was accused of defrauding the treasury of €1 million between 2012 and 2013, relating to income from his image rights. Sanchez has, however, reached an agreement with the prosecutor to pay the money he owes with interest. Despite the verdict, the Chilean will not spend time in prison as he is a first offender and the sentence is less than two years - which crucially, in Spanish law, prohibits jail time. The ex-Arsenal star is the latest football figure to be punished by Spanish prosecutors for an apparent dodging of taxes. Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Jose Mourinho and Ricardo Carvalho have all been pursued by the authorities recently. Barcelona star Messi was handed a 21-month jail term in 2016, but managed to exchange it for a €250,000 finelast year, while Mourinho paid to settle hisand Carvalho was given a fine and a seven-month sentence. Real Madrid forward Ronaldo, meanwhile, was accused of owing €14.7mbut has protested his innocence in an ongoing case. Alexis joined Barcelona from Udinese in 2011 and spent three years with the Catalan side, winning a Liga title as well as the Club World Cup under the guidance of Pep Guardiola. He left to join Arsenal in 2014 and starred for Arsene Wenger's team until making the shock move to Old Trafford in January in a swap deal for Henrikh Mkhitaryan, despite it having appeared he would be joining Manchester City. The 29-year-old has made three appearances for Mourinho's side so far, scoring his first goal for his new club in Saturday's 2-0 win over Huddersfield Town. The Red Devils are currently 13 points behind leaders City after 26 matches and return to action on Sunday when they visit Newcastle United. Read more here.. m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/4055/main/2018/02/07/42357602/alexis-sanchez-given-16-month-prison-sentence-for-tax-fraud
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pennywys:Those of us who teach at the primary and secondary schools are not even empowered by the education law to use the canes. This lecturer has clearly committed a crime. |
seunlayi:And even the few "good" ones in this team will soon be snatched to some foreign clubs, leaving only the chaff to represent us. |
Davidhero:Me too. Now I know it. |
Quite hilarious. Just that your title is slightly confusing. "In each half" sounds better than "during each half". Or what do you think? |
It was indeed an embarrassing night for the Nigerian Super eagles as they watch the Atlas Lions of Morocco banging in the goals from all directions. 4 - 0 was the final score. Although one might be modest to congratulate the eagles for reaching the CHAN finals for the first time since inception, the most important question at this point is, what went wrong? No doubt, many soccer pundits would want to paint several theories. I am however of the opinion that we lost to Morocco because our team was simply inferior to the morrocans. They played better football than ours. They played as a team and with purpose. Their technical crew is far better than ours. That's my take on this issue. Do you have a contrary opinion?
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2019 loading... Every politician frantically working to please Buhari and his nomadic kinsmen. |
richeeyo:If you follow him on Twitter you will realise he does more of preaching and advice on sex and relationships than he actually does on politics. But trust us. We are simply more concerned about his takes on politics than his sermons. |
Dear Linda, I have seen your reactions to my various nuggets advocating for chastity on the part of men and women until they are married. One of your reactions is that the idea of maintaining your virginity until marriage is untenable in the 21st Century. I beg to differ. The word of God that I believe in (The Bible) teaches that sexual relationships are exclusively to be enjoyed only in the institution of marriage. Time has no effect on the word of God. What was true when Moses wrote the Torah, is true today. What was true when Yeshu’a (Jesus in Catholicism and Isa in Islam) walked the earth is true today. I firmly believe that we can not adjust Scripture to fit our lifestyles. On the contrary, we must adjust our lifestyles to fit Scripture. I stress women more in my nuggets about chastity because women are more vulnerable than men. Women get pregnant. Men do not. Women are ostracized by pre and extra marital sex more than men. It is not fair, but life is not fair. Life is just and justice is based upon laws not upon what is fair or not. You often publish stories of new born babies dumped by the road side. I can assure you that each and everyone of those innocent souls is as a result of pre or extra marital sex. Premarital sex often leads to single parenthood and it has been scientifically proven that children from single parents homes are less happy, less fulfilled and are more prone to violence and crime. You see Linda, this is a consequence for breaking God’s law regarding sexual purity and marriage. Finally, I have read both the Bible and the Quran and they both agree on the issue of abstinence until marriage. Premarital and extramarital sex is not sophisticated or chic. It is unGodly and no passage of time will make if right. Reno Omokri Number One bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years, Chibok, 2015 and the Conspiracies www.vanguardngr.com/2018/02/open-letter-linda-ikeji-reno/ |
APC has indeed failed Nigerians. But is PDP the alternative? Coalition for Nigeria (CN) is the answer. |
This is one reason I dislike politics. It promoted ordinary thugs and made wheelbarrow pushers rich and relevant. How can a matured man who has wives, concubines and children say these sort of rubbish? Even a kindergarten won't reason like this. |
*This are* the members ... Hope you won't say it is a typo |
ammyluv2002:she is equally a confused human being. |
fxjunkie:I don't know if she has fans at all... She is a complete turn off for me. Fake star. |
They are here to beg for support for baba. Wike should be careful how he relates with these serpents. Unity ko, unity ni. Just like their master buhari, these traditional rulers have not risen up to condemn the incessant killings by Fulani and Bokoharam. What are they uniting? Uniting nigerians to continue supporting Buhari blindly... |
hobermener:Don't be in a Hurry to pass judgement. There may even be more to this story than each of them is saying., if the story were true, then what the man did was wrong. We can only draw a lesson from what happened here, and that is, a woman in need of accommodation should meet a fellow woman, and not a man to squat her. |
A Ss1 student? can't see the difference between you and this ss1 student |
Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Nigerian writer Chimamanda Adichie was asked during an interview in France if there were any bookshops in her country -- and her clapback was epic. "I think it reflects very poorly on French people that you have to ask me that question," she responded. The audience erupted in applause as the incredulous "Americanah," author added: "I think surely... I mean it's 2018," she said in the video of the event posted by French news channel Loopsider. Adichie was the star guest at a global ideas event hosted by the French government called "La Nuit Des Idees" (A Night of Ideas). Midway through the chat, she was asked if her books are read in Nigeria. "You'll be shocked to know that they are, yes... They are read and studied, not just in Nigeria but across the continent of Africa," she said. The interviewer then followed up by asking if there were bookshops in the country. The audience gasped and the visibly embarrassed journalist tried to back up, explaining that "not much is said about Nigeria in France." "We speak very little about Nigeria in France, certainly not enough, and when we do it's about Boko Haram and the problems of violence and security," the interviewer said. "I would like to take advantage of your presence for us to talk about other things and things that we don't know about your country." Many Nigerians on social media mistakenly thought the interviewer was asking if there were libraries in the country because of the use of the French word "librairie," which means bookstore. Adichie later posted a response on her Facebook page defending the journalist Caroline Broue as "Intelligent, thoughtful and well prepared," during their wide-ranging conversation at the Quai d'Orsay in Paris. She added that she was taken aback when the question was asked as it was "far below the intellectual register of her previous questions." "I know now that she was trying to be ironic... it was a genuine, if flat, attempt at irony and I wish she would not be publicly pilloried," Adichie said. The novelist also wrote in the same post: "To be asked to 'tell French people that you have bookshops in Nigeria because they don't know' is to cater to a wilfully retrograde idea - that Africa is so apart, so pathologically 'different,' that a non-African cannot make reasonable assumptions about life there." Ahead of the event, the novelist had posted a picture of her meeting first lady Brigitte Macron in Paris on the steps of the Elysee Palace, the official residence of the French president. http://www.cnn.com/2018/01/26/africa/chimamanda-adichie-clapback-nigeria/index.html?sr=twCNN012618chimamanda-adichie-clapback-nigeria0929PMStory
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shortgun:You are just worrying about what does not concern you. |
Mrbolt555:NA CHILD ABUSE |
pyyxxaro:this one na see me finish ooo. |
Where is that fire coming from? Is this not the same general who abandoned his office for mere rats? Majority rule indeed. Now the majority are saying, "go home and rest." na by force to rule? |
The "before" looks better than the "after" |
Hugh Masekela, South African jazz trumpeter, dies 23 January 2018 Legendary jazz trumpeter Hugh Masekela, a leading figure in the struggle to end apartheid and "the father of South African jazz", has died aged 78. In a statement, his family said he had "passed peacefully" in Johannesburg "after a protracted and courageous battle with prostate cancer". Masekela gained global recognition with his distinctive Afro-Jazz sound and hits such as Soweto Blues. The 1977 song became synonymous with the anti-apartheid movement. In a statement, South African President Jacob Zuma said Masekela's death was "an immeasurable loss to the music industry and to the country at large". Zuma continued: "His contribution to the struggle for liberation will never be forgotten." *. Africa Live: Tributes paid to 'father of jazz' *. Obituary: Hugh Masekela Born in the South African town of Witbank in 1939, Masekela was inspired to learn the trumpet after seeing Kirk Douglas play Bix Beiderbecke in the 1950 film Young Man with a Horn. He persuaded one of his teachers - the anti-apartheid crusader Father Trevor Huddleston - to buy him an instrument, promising to stay out of trouble in return. In 1960, aged 21, he left South Africa to begin what would be 30 years in exile from the land of his birth. Under the tutelage of Dizzy Gillespie and Louis Armstrong, he was encouraged to develop his own unique style. In 1967, he performed at the Monterey Pop Festival alongside Janis Joplin, Otis Redding, Ravi Shankar, The Who and Jimi Hendrix. The following year, his instrumental single Grazing in the Grass topped the charts in the US and became a worldwide hit. *. Listen to Hugh Masekela on Desert Island Discs Masekela returned to South Africa in 1990 following the release of Nelson Mandela, whose freedom he had called for in his 1986 anthem Bring Home Nelson Mandela. In June 2010, he performed at both the opening concert of the Fifa World Cup and the tournament's opening ceremony in Soweto's Soccer City. In their statement, Masekela's family described him as "a loving father, brother, grandfather and friend" who would be "forever in our hearts". "Hugh's global and activist contribution to and participation in the areas of music, theatre and the arts in general is contained in the minds and memory of millions across six continents," it continued. "We are blessed and grateful to be part of a life and ever-expanding legacy of love, sharing and vanguard creativity that spans the time and space of six decades." Details of memorial and burial services, the family said, would be released "in due course". South African musician Loyiso Bala was among many to mark his death on Twitter. Read more here... www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-42786749
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Your PVC is your power. Use it to push Buhari back to Daura in 2019. |
When a thief is sent by his father to steal, he uses his leg to break the door open. |
Pedophile, i see u.
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