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Olamibola23:
but it is asking for reference ID, which I don't have cos I have not input any of my details.pls no reference I'd, how can we resolve it, their customers care line aren't going, the mail too is rejecting message, just fed up with the whole issue

everyman:
I used Google Chrome.

everyman:
I've applied.

To God be the glory!

Olamibola23:
pls my own Bvn page was just loading and wen I tried it later it says Bvn used pls how do I do it?

Nweze1986:
Must you allow your hatred for the present administration in Ebonyi to blind you from appreciating what Umahi is doing in the state?

HarkymTheOracle:

That is what they think..
If you are a christain,you AUTOMATICALLY go to heaven (no matter how bad you are)
and if you are not a christain,you AUTOMATICALLY go to hell..
same applies to the Muslims.
Everyone thinks the world revolves around their own religion and ONLY their religion is true.
I wonder how our morally-upright traditionalist forefathers were judged?
Or
what will happen to the billions of people who arent practising your own religion?
They will all go to hell abi?

A christain girl once told me the whites brought God to Africa.. I wonder what the blacks were worshipping before then cos i know Olodumare in Yoruba traditional religion means God.. Or probably God created himself for the whites and Created the devil and evil spirits for the blacks

Brainwashed mofos!!!

#TheOracleHasSpoken

suzzyrims:
I registered and I was told a link will be sent to me to continue but it has not been sent since yesterday, pls who is with me on dis.

North Korea Sunday test-fired a ballistic missile, the latest in a series of launches which have sparked international condemnation and threats of tougher UN sanctions.

South Korea described the launch, the second in a week and the eighth this year, as “reckless and irresponsible” while the US military stressed “ironclad commitment” to defend its allies in the region.

The missile, described by Washington as a medium-range one, was fired from Pukchang in South Pyongan province and travelled about 500 kilometres (311 miles), according to the South’s armed forces.

“Our military is closely monitoring signs for additional provocation by the North Korean military and we are keeping a full military readiness,” said a statement from the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

The launch came just one week after the North fired a Hwasong-12 intermediate-range missile, which according to Pyongyang flew almost 800 km and was capable of carrying a “heavy” nuclear warhead. Analysts said the Hwasong travelled further than any previous ballistic missile launched by the North.

The May 14 launch was seen as a significant step forward as the North accelerates efforts to develop an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capable of delivering a nuclear warhead to the continental United States.

The launches, and a threatened sixth nuclear test, have fuelled tension with the administration of US President Donald Trump, who has vowed that such an ICBM launch “won’t happen”.

A White House official visiting Saudi Arabia with Trump appeared to play down Sunday’s firing.

“We are aware that North Korea launched an MRBM (medium-range ballistic missile). This system, last tested in February, has a shorter range than the missiles launched in North Korea’s three most recent tests,” the official said on condition of anonymity.

But the South’s foreign ministry slammed the “reckless and irresponsible” firing as “throwing cold water on the hope and longing of the new government and the international community” for denuclearisation and peace on the Korean peninsula.

Seoul’s incoming left-leaning government has taken a more conciliatory line with Pyongyang than its conservative predecessors, but reacted strongly to the latest two missile tests.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said the missile launches “trample on efforts by the international community towards a peaceful solution and are a challenge to the world”, Kyodo News reported.

The US Pacific Command said it tracked the missile until it landed in the Sea of Japan (East Sea).

“US Pacific Command stands behind our ironclad commitment to the security of our allies in the Republic of Korea (South Korea) and Japan,” it added in a statement.

Pyongyang has long had missiles that can reach targets across South Korea and Japan.

With an imputed range of 4,500 kilometres the Hwasong-12 also puts US bases on the Pacific island of Guam within reach.

– ‘Many more’ missiles –

The UN Security Council met behind closed doors last Tuesday to discuss tightening sanctions on North Korea after its May 14 launch.

US ambassador Nikki Haley said the United States was working with China, Pyongyang’s main ally, on a new sanctions resolution and warned that all countries must step up action against North Korea or face measures themselves.

The North says it needs missiles and nuclear weapons to deter any attack by the United States, and state newspaper Minju Joson Sunday threatened more launches.

“If the US persists in confrontation with the DPRK (North Korea), the latter will show how the crime-woven history of the US is put to an end,” it said.

“Many more ‘Juche weapons’ capable of striking the US will be launched from this land. This is the DPRK’s answer to the Trump administration,” it said, referring to the national philosophy of “Juche” or self-reliance.

Austinoiz:
Taa gataway dia

Austinoiz:
Taa garraway dia

Austinoiz:
Abalikiliki still remains Abakiliki in my mind and eyes. In Imo here, we rate them below average.

MaziOmenuko:
Atiku Abubarkar will contest, again. He will most likely try to woo some SE governors as running mate; I doubt the acceptibility of Atiku though. He can't deliver votes from NW except he gets the blessing and support of other prominent northerners.

Kwankwaso will contest; 1.3Mil votes from Kano + other NC states no be beans. His choice of running mate may determine how far he will go.

Rochas will come out to make noise as usual but his noise won't take him further than APC primaries.

If PDP can put their house in order before the election, they may pose as a strong opposition/alternative. Unfortunately, that looks far from happening.

Mynd44:

“I have no proof of course, but I think the idea was to ascertain what the disposition of the north would be to the idea of another term for President Jonathan.
Bye.

Wiseandtrue:
Good move on the N-Power, others will have an opportunity to be employed.

What's up with B.sc/Ed Can't the pay graduate

Are they discouraging people from furthering their education This is not too good for graduates.

Mynd44:
Does Bruce Fein have a house in Abuja, and 100 million he is not using?

Chicybez:
your criticism is welcome and your matured advise will be appreciated.
After a break up with my Ex, its extremely difficult moving on. Lots of eligible spouse comes to me but i feel so empty for them and now, there are this two that wouldn't give up despite my continuous rejection in words and in my actions. After so many advise and counseling from my mum and friends to give some one a chance. i decided to just go straight to the point and marry instead of the dating phase but the problem is i dont know who to marry between this two guys. mind you, LOVE criteria is not on my bases because, i cant imagine loving anyone except my Ex , i just need to marry to fulfill an obligation. Pls how do i choose among the two guys

thanks

Nicho118:
How the map won be?

aleeyus:
Who told you that Fulani brought Islam in Nigeria, That story is not true.
Hope you understand..

sarrki:
What is the name of the senator

We need to know


Please update us

He needs to be hanged

abescom:
On campaign promises let's put things in the right context. Highlight some of the campaign promises that has not been fulfilled, let's educate each other.

Who has disrespected the NASS? I am lost here. Maybe you should enlighten me.

Court orders not being obey maybe because some of the orders are just silly and against the wellness of the nation. Like asking to free Kanu who was busy preaching hate. No where in the world is a treasonable offense bailable. Nigerians are often quick to make comparison between us and the yanks, oya tell me which court allowed America to kill Osama Bin Laden? How about those in detention in Puerto Rico for years now?

And on Dasuki, why should he be freed? He shared money that can feed you and every Nigerian for at least two years and you think he should be granted bail? Sometimes commonsense should prevail over the law.