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lonelydora:transfer? or arrested and taken to guard room |
okoroawusa will kill imo peoples finish |
the perfect lie. i killed w corocodie in river niger this afternoon |
so na only one man dey the police station? no station guards? police! you lie! |
useless presidiot the village fool of daura the good peoples of daura are laughing at him |
useless short man murderer |
Jeezuzpick:from the body language of the vehicles - the ford SUV had crossed over and stopped to make purchases. the FCIU bus was driving on the "wrong" side of the the highway. the, at the same time, the SUV finished his business and wanted to cross back to his side of the highway (he would check only the lanes right in front of him. and would check the other side when he gets to the break in the median), while the FCIU bus decided to get back to his side of the highway using the same break in the median. Again the FCIU bus only checked traffic behind him on the other side. you never see a crash till it is dead on. |
TheFreeOne:only the bad, poisoned, rotten food will get to benue |
fine girl! with marks or without |
benin people are dying of hunger ooo |
Manweyfitquarel:you know there ways |
Evablizin:wetin be dis? |
Jorussia:but international community has business with local resources? |
oyinbo can lie!!! |
buhari is a certified slowpoke |
sarrki:buhari wey rat chase comot get sense? |
Alariwo2:buratai will soon be tied up like a pig and carried away to international criminal court |
unity beggars! arewa branch! |
GMBuhari:the mr agada has really useless himsef |
this is a seriuos allegation. 10 billion naira! this igp has joined dasuki and diezani as the stealer of the yoot future. igp has to step down first to clear his name |
okorocha has signed his dead warrant |
na when the 32 obas die and they are looking for the heads to bury oba with, na that time una go smell una yansh. |
MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — Boko Haram extremists killed at least 27 people by shooting them and slitting their throats as they attacked several villages in northern Nigeria’s Borno state in the past week, residents said. Such deadly attacks in recent months have pressured Nigeria’s government to increase its efforts against a homegrown Islamic extremist group it last year declared to be “crushed.” Boko Haram fighters entered villages in the Nganzai area on Wednesday, slitting throats and using guns to kill at least 15 people while injuring two others, said Modu Jialta, a member of a local self-defense group. The attackers also burned homes. Residents weren’t able to get to the bodies for burial until Friday, Jialta said. ADVERTISING Suspected Boko Haram fighters also attacked in the Guzamala local council area on Wednesday, killing 12 people and injuring at least four, said Mai Abatcha Monguno, the commander of the council’s citizen defense forces. Northern Borno state is the birthplace and stronghold of Boko Haram. Bunu Bukar, secretary of the hunters’ association there, said more government support and better equipment is needed to combat the extremists. Boko Haram’s eight-year insurgency has displaced millions in Nigeria and neighboring countries and killed more than 20,000 people. In a speech to the nation on Monday, President Muhammadu Buhari vowed to “reinforce and reinvigorate the fight” against Boko Haram, which he accused of “attempting a new series of attacks on soft targets.” FILED UNDER BOKO HARAM , NIGERIA , TERRORISM |
sango have buhari number |
Samsung chief gets 5-year prison term for corruption by Sherisse Pham @Sherisse August 25, 2017: 8:13 AM ET 0:14 A South Korean court has found Lee Jae-yong, the de facto chief of the sprawling Samsung business empire, guilty of bribery and other corruption charges. Lee, the billionaire son of Samsung's ailing chairman, was sentenced to five years in prison on Friday, well short of the 12-year sentence prosecutors had sought. The criminal conviction is a blow for Samsung, the world's largest smartphone maker and South Korea's biggest family-run conglomerate whose businesses are estimated to account for around 15% of the country's entire economy. The so-called "trial of the century" has gripped South Korea for months. It's part of a huge influence-peddling scandal that brought down the government of former President Park Geun-hye. "The public is disappointed that this kind of large-scale crime caused by cozy relations between politics and business still happens -- it's not in the past but remains a reality," Judge Kim Jin-dong said in court. He also laid some of the blame on Park, saying the former president made "aggressive demands" of Samsung. Samsung Group heir Lee Jae-yong Seoul Central District Court Lee Jae-yong leaving the court Friday after his conviction. Wearing a navy suit and holding a manila envelope, Lee remained seated and silent as the judge read out the verdict. He was found guilty of bribing Park in exchange for government support for a merger that helped him tighten control over Samsung. The 49-year-old executive, who is also known as Jay Y. Lee, has been the de facto leader of Samsung since his ailing father was left incapacitated by a 2014 heart attack. Related: Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 aims to rebuild consumer trust The court also found Lee guilty of perjury, concealing criminal profits, embezzlement and hiding assets overseas. Lee has denied any wrongdoing, and his lawyers said Friday they reject the court's decision and will appeal immediately. Prosecutors presented Lee as a savvy tycoon who knew exactly what he was doing when Samsung paid tens of millions of dollars to entities linked to a confidante of Park in order to win government backing for the key merger. The conviction caps a rocky 12 months for Samsung, beginning with the embarrassing fiasco over its fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 smartphone last fall. |
useless oloshoo with smellin pucci |
fg to brag. malami is empty upstairs |
i pity buhari |
charlie mumu |
hate speech is now 2 days imprisonment Mynddd |
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