Mustiboy:
who do you think is the best among there great warriors. Kratos the god of war, dastan the prince of persia and dante the demon of devil may cry.
In my opinion i think dastan is the best because he can anyone in battle with his time controlling power.
So who do you think is best among em all

Rapsainot:
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AS IN MORE MONEY.
YOU SHOULD GET MORE MORE MONEY, AS MUCH AS YOU CAN
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eleojo23:
The article is incomplete.
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The association explained that politicians have turned the insurgency into a thriving field; “Needless, senseless violence triggered by anger, hate and intolerance and, above all, by fear.In recent months many politicians have tried to claim that one political party or another is secretly using Boko Haram for their own ends.

“Giving instructions; providing them with weapons and finance; yet not one piece of evidence has been forthcoming. Accusations and denials have filled the newspapers, but these politicians do not want to help our community.”

CAN observed that the main purpose of this divide and rule is to achieve some political gains.

“They just want our votes so that they can look after themselves. They feed on fear and gorge themselves on terror. They demonstrate that they can be no part of Nigeria’s future so long as they remain wedded to exploitation of terror for short-term political gain.

hazyfm:
PLS WHO IS TAIYE TAIWO?

infobiz9ja:
Face important things like good roads & infrastructure in the state & not some card. Okay we now have Voters card, National I.d card now this?

Cholls:
my sister you are a wicked girl.

PROCTOR:
So the person(source) has been following them around

lonelydora:
i will love to see them come back.

mencade6:
look at what Bukohari, Satan of sokoto, and their Almajiris brothers have caused us.

Power must never go to the North....insha Allah......Allahu Akbar

amin.



Those that will rain insult after reading this, in advance Make thunder Fire you for there.


To all Gej supporters....success

kevinaduga:
To be honest, i think he has a point there. I have stayed in the north for a while and the level of poverty there is alarming. Wealth is concentrated in the hands of a few individual, while the vast majority live in nearly sub human conditions. They can hardly afford to eat once a day, talk less of three times a day. And worst of all, is the fact that most of them have little or no hope of improving their conditions as there is little or no employment opportunities.
If a young man in such a condition is promised riches and an opportunity to improve on his impoverished status, on the condition that he wields arms against the government that has done nothing for him, he may find it hard to refuse.
First militancy came, now insurgency. After insurgency, who knows what will come next. The root cause of these menaces can be traced to poverty. Until poverty is tackled and reduced to the barest minimum, it will be difficult for Nigeria to have a peaceful existence. As the popular cliche goes, a hungry man is an angry man.
I rest my case.