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what nonesense is this one saying
my grand dad eats dinner after ur 6pm,and he lived for 102years.my dad eats dinner after 6pm and he's 71years..I think eating dinner late made them live longer on earth..

the federal government know the location of Boko haram and still can't defeat them means the government have a lot to answer

its clear that the ones in the pictures look more beautiful... thank God I'm black ..like my comment if you are happy to be black

he has the right to quit his relationship and start a new one..just all single guys n ladies do..but this is just a video ,I guess

if this man was guilty,the court would have pronounce him guilty.. as far as I'm concerned ,he's innocent..witch hunted by d president

thBuhari taking credits for projects he knew nothing about...kudos Goodluck

hmm I got nightmares on seeing snakes even in movies ,talk more of seeing one physically ...this snake's too big. thank God we hardly see such in ma zone

to criticize is far easier than to fulfill a promise

please sir ,sit and dialogue with this ppl... free their leader whom have been declared innocent by d court but u still keep in custody... you don't violence to solve every problem

lies everywhere

adamsbadoo:
You sound like a kid...do you still bedwet?

No I don't. do you?

front4line:
Senseless tons of Igbos have been claiming he led the onslaught to kill Christians. How a tribe can be filled with so much vile bitterness n curse in a single tribe is beyond explaination. Just go on NL politics and see the rubbish Igbos have been writing about Elrufia paying militia to be killing Christians. So people are really cursed in Nigeria.

I swear !

sorry to say...but its obvious that this is war against Christians... we have Muslims in the east, n south. how many times have u heard a news that they were massacred m nt calling Christians saints but this is way too much.

stupid evil man

biggest problem in Nigeria...RELIGION!!! one thing I know is without religion, Nigeria would have become a better place

Christians read the bible at night before praying n sleeping ... while muslims rarely pray at night

MrGist:
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Is condom that expensive in S.A ?? thank God this can't happen in Nigeria

GoTV:
Despite been a strong devoted Christian, I would have believed this news if not for the fact that Muslims don't drink Alcohol. Only we Christians drink and drive. Alcohol is banned in the North

Alcohol is banned in the north right? but we have beer parlours here and people drink openly for 24hours...
Moreover many Muslims drink n drive,maybe some people wouldn't agree with me.but its d truth

he gifts himself?? that's a trash news... thought you'd say he gifts someone a diamond watch...it could b better

I laugh when I see certain predictions.. so u think Buhari will win any state in the north central?? For sure,we know Buhari will loose all states in the East and Southern part of Nigeria. So it comes with PdP choosing Attiku n Any running mate from d west who can fetch them much votes in the West...for the far north, its 70:30 for Buhari to Attiku..so d election will b a close call

I hope pDP doesn't come with silly facts in the court of law.. if any INEC official is found guilty, my prayer is fr such a person to b jailed..this will b positive to Democracy in Nigeria

Apart from number1, there's nothing classy about the rest

This Nnamdi Kanu self don suffer ..D way things are going, I doubt if he's still alive ..cos I don't think anyone has come out to claim custody of the man

The bottom line is that she appreciates what he's doing and she's happy bout that... my future wife, ah promise to do more

some of you seem suprised by this, don't you know that we are living in a natural and supernatural world... Similar thing occurred with my aunt , she was diagnosed with a heart disease, and taken for treatment in Ghana. one sudden day i went for training as usual..On coming back my mum told me that my Aunt came visiting thsts she is perfectly well now...days after,we called her line, the husband picked and said they were still in Ghana..it got me confused, i know my mum wouldnt lie abt such.Though shes late now...
Certain things happen beyond human understanding

Please Messi scored a goal against Nigeria and made two assist against France.. This technically means he performed better against France... Just that as usual,his teammates let him down..If u assigned Kante to man mark Messi,haven't u opened the midfield?? His manager and Teammates just couldn't use that great flaw to their advantage.. I hope Kante doesn't man mark Hazard if Belgium plays France..cos that's suicide to France

There's nothing wrong with what he has done.His/body,her business.. If she was forced to do it,then there's a problem . Talking of problems, the moment Buhari losses election, the Herdsmen will go awone.. I believe there r many ways to stop this chaos, but due to one thing or the other, the Herdsmen are still killing souls n going scotch free... Buhari out come 2019

- Former president, Goodluck Jonathan, blames Barack Obama, David Cameron and French president Francois Hollande, for his defeat in the 2015 general elections - Jonathan says he was betrayed by those he relied on to defeat Buhari - The former president accuses the former chairman of INEC, Prof Attahiru Jega, of acting American’s script in the weeks preceding the elections Former president, Goodluck Jonathan, has said foreign powers helped President Muhammadu Buhari emerge victorious in the 2015 general election. Jonathan blamed his loss in the election on former United States president, Barack Obama, ex-British prime minister, David Cameron and French President Francois Hollande who he said aided President Muhammadu Buhari’s victory. READ ALSO: These are the names of the 6 most honest policemen in Nigeria Jonathan reminisced on his defeat in a new book, “Against The Run of Play” , which is authored by the chairman of This Day editorial board, Mr. Olusegun Adeniyi, The Nation reports. The former president said he was betrayed by those he relied on to defeat Buhari. Jonathan has accused the former chairman of INEC, Prof Attahiru Jega, of acting American’s script in the weeks preceding the elections. He said: “ President Barack Obama and his officials made it very clear to me by their actions that they wanted a change of government in Nigeria and we’re ready to do anything to achieve that purpose. They even brought some naval ships into the Gulf of Guinea in the days preceding the election. “I got on well with Prime Minister David Cameron but at some point, I noticed that the Americans were putting pressure on him and he had to join them against me. But I didn’t realise how far President Obama was prepared to go to remove me until France caved in to the pressure from America. “But weeks to the election, he had also joined the Americans in supporting the opposition against me. On why Obama was against him, he said: " There was this blanket accusation that my body language was supporting corruption, a line invented by the opposition but which the media and civil society bought into and helped to project to the world. That was the same thing I kept hearing from the Americans without specific allegations.” He accused the former chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof Attahiru Jega, of acting American’s script in the weeks preceding the elections. “I was disappointed by Jega because I still cannot understand what was propelling him to act the way he did in the weeks preceding the election. “As at the first week in February 2015 when about 40 per cent of Nigerians had not collected their Permanent Voters Cards (PVCs), Jega said INEC was ready to go ahead with the election. How could INEC have been ready to conduct an election in which millions of people will be disenfranchised? “Of course, the Americans were encouraging him to go ahead yet they would never do such thing in their own country. How could we have cynically disenfranchised about a third of our registered voters for no fault of theirs and still call that a credible election? READ ALSO: How I collected N26m from Dasuki for Fani-Kayode - Police officer confesses in court “The interesting thing was that the opposition also supported the idea of going on with an election that was bound to end in confusion," he said. NAIJ.com learnt that Jonathan also insisted that it was right for his administration to have postponed the election based on security reasons. “When the military and security chiefs demanded for more time to deal with the insurgency, the reasons were genuine. As at February 2015, it would have been very difficult to vote in Gombe, Adamawa, Borno and Yobe states. “But the moment all the arms and ammunition that had been ordered finally arrived, the military was able to use them to degrade the capacity of Boko Haram.” Although the former president faulted the results of the 2015 presidential election, he said he conceded defeat to avoid bloodshed. “Go and check the results from Kano. The Presidential election and that of National Assembly happened on the same day and same time. The National Assembly result reflected that about 800,000 people voted but that of the presidential reflected a vote of about 1.8 million. I had reports of what happened but I decided that for such to be accepted, it meant that those who called themselves my supporters must have colluded. I was betrayed by the very people I relied on to win the election. “In 2011 when Buhari did not campaign anywhere and could not have won the election, there was a spontaneous violent reaction that led to the death of several innocent people, including Youth Corps members.” “I asked myself: what would happen in a situation in which there was already internal and international conspiracy in his favour? I could not bear the thought of anybody dying, so I told myself I had only one option and that was to concede," Jonathan said. Meanwhile, the former president has faulted President Muhammadu Buhari’s style of fighting corruption, saying it forces people to go into exile for political reasons. Jonathan said that his family is being hounded by the Buhari administration. He said if every president decides to go in to dismantle what his predecessor did, society will never make progress. Jonathan suggested that Buhari could still fight corruption using a different style. In the video below, NAIJ.com asks Nigerians if they still drink Sprite and Fanta after reports emerged that the drinks could have serious health implications. https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=MvVSl5WPBkQ

- Former president, Goodluck Jonathan, blames Barack Obama, David Cameron and French president Francois Hollande, for his defeat in the 2015 general elections - Jonathan says he was betrayed by those he relied on to defeat Buhari - The former president accuses the former chairman of INEC, Prof Attahiru Jega, of acting American’s script in the weeks preceding the elections Former president, Goodluck Jonathan, has said foreign powers helped President Muhammadu Buhari emerge victorious in the 2015 general election. Jonathan blamed his loss in the election on former United States president, Barack Obama, ex-British prime minister, David Cameron and French President Francois Hollande who he said aided President Muhammadu Buhari’s victory. READ ALSO: These are the names of the 6 most honest policemen in Nigeria Jonathan reminisced on his defeat in a new book, “Against The Run of Play” , which is authored by the chairman of This Day editorial board, Mr. Olusegun Adeniyi, The Nation reports. The former president said he was betrayed by those he relied on to defeat Buhari. Jonathan has accused the former chairman of INEC, Prof Attahiru Jega, of acting American’s script in the weeks preceding the elections. He said: “ President Barack Obama and his officials made it very clear to me by their actions that they wanted a change of government in Nigeria and we’re ready to do anything to achieve that purpose. They even brought some naval ships into the Gulf of Guinea in the days preceding the election. “I got on well with Prime Minister David Cameron but at some point, I noticed that the Americans were putting pressure on him and he had to join them against me. But I didn’t realise how far President Obama was prepared to go to remove me until France caved in to the pressure from America. “But weeks to the election, he had also joined the Americans in supporting the opposition against me. On why Obama was against him, he said: " There was this blanket accusation that my body language was supporting corruption, a line invented by the opposition but which the media and civil society bought into and helped to project to the world. That was the same thing I kept hearing from the Americans without specific allegations.” He accused the former chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof Attahiru Jega, of acting American’s script in the weeks preceding the elections. “I was disappointed by Jega because I still cannot understand what was propelling him to act the way he did in the weeks preceding the election. “As at the first week in February 2015 when about 40 per cent of Nigerians had not collected their Permanent Voters Cards (PVCs), Jega said INEC was ready to go ahead with the election. How could INEC have been ready to conduct an election in which millions of people will be disenfranchised? “Of course, the Americans were encouraging him to go ahead yet they would never do such thing in their own country. How could we have cynically disenfranchised about a third of our registered voters for no fault of theirs and still call that a credible election? READ ALSO: How I collected N26m from Dasuki for Fani-Kayode - Police officer confesses in court “The interesting thing was that the opposition also supported the idea of going on with an election that was bound to end in confusion," he said. NAIJ.com learnt that Jonathan also insisted that it was right for his administration to have postponed the election based on security reasons. “When the military and security chiefs demanded for more time to deal with the insurgency, the reasons were genuine. As at February 2015, it would have been very difficult to vote in Gombe, Adamawa, Borno and Yobe states. “But the moment all the arms and ammunition that had been ordered finally arrived, the military was able to use them to degrade the capacity of Boko Haram.” Although the former president faulted the results of the 2015 presidential election, he said he conceded defeat to avoid bloodshed. “Go and check the results from Kano. The Presidential election and that of National Assembly happened on the same day and same time. The National Assembly result reflected that about 800,000 people voted but that of the presidential reflected a vote of about 1.8 million. I had reports of what happened but I decided that for such to be accepted, it meant that those who called themselves my supporters must have colluded. I was betrayed by the very people I relied on to win the election. “In 2011 when Buhari did not campaign anywhere and could not have won the election, there was a spontaneous violent reaction that led to the death of several innocent people, including Youth Corps members.” “I asked myself: what would happen in a situation in which there was already internal and international conspiracy in his favour? I could not bear the thought of anybody dying, so I told myself I had only one option and that was to concede," Jonathan said. Meanwhile, the former president has faulted President Muhammadu Buhari’s style of fighting corruption, saying it forces people to go into exile for political reasons. Jonathan said that his family is being hounded by the Buhari administration. He said if every president decides to go in to dismantle what his predecessor did, society will never make progress. Jonathan suggested that Buhari could still fight corruption using a different style. In the video below, NAIJ.com asks Nigerians if they still drink Sprite and Fanta after reports emerged that the drinks could have serious health implications. https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=MvVSl5WPBkQ

I think states like Nasarawa ,Ekiti and Ebonyi have d highest population of Janbites.Not just by numbers but by percentage of people in the States. Because these are the smallest States n with d least population. Surprised they r up there in numbs

check the second pic closely,you'll realise the reaction of d other players shows that the ball was in motion. cos they were all looking up ready to jump... is Gueye high on weed?..

that's like 23.8billiin Naira... woooow

Ladies tend to compare themselves with anything... The way a man loves his wife is different from the way he loves his mum,dad or siblings..pls just accept that love is love. ..and that's nothing more