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You discovered the story to be false after publishing it Which kin thing be dis? What happened to verifying the veracity of the story BEFORE publishing

OEPHIUS:
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Since the emergence of Nigeria fledgling democracy in 1999, Northern Nigeria has become a permanent flashpoint of violent conflict. As political and ethnic conflict has been a major threat to national unity in Nigeria. Niger, Kaduna, Kano, Bauchi, Borno, Plateau State are notorious as flashpoint states in Nigeria and hotspot for numerous conflicts, since the return of civilian rule in 1999.These intractable conflicts include ethnic, religious, political, sectarian, communal, Settlers-Natives and Pastoralist-Farmers dimensions. Political and ethnic tensions have been a major feature of Nigeria political history. 

Why the unending conflict across Northern Nigeria?

Many observes of Nigeria political history have asked why conflicts keep reoccurring between different communities across the Northern region? it is significant to note the influence of politicization of ethnicity, selective injustice and elite manipulation has made crisis possible across Northern Nigeria. Ethno-political conflicts in Nigeria are fundamentally influenced by bad politics, bad governance and poor conflict management. Therefore its management has become a mirage in spite of series of interventions to put the conflicts to an end. Today, the herdsmen are on rampage across Nigeria and Boko Haram is still holding sway across the North Eastern States. But in all of this crisis and conflict that has engulfed different states across Nigeria, Kwara state has stood out in the way it has maintained peace and harmony with the different ethnic groups living in Kwara. As Nigeria is engulfed in crisis and seeks for leadership that can bridge the ethnic divide and unite Nigeria as one, the time is ripe to adopt the Kwara model of peace and harmony in uniting Nigeria as one.

Kwara State as a model for harmony and national unity.

Since 1999, many Northern States in Nigeria have witnessed endless political and religious killings, today states across the middle belt region is under the constant threat of crisis. This crisis is a result of failure in leadership, where the political class have failed to managed the different ethnic groups and provide the needed leadership. Many of the leaders across the conflict prone state in Northern Nigeria benefit from the crisis and are not willing to embark on actions that will yield peace and harmony across their various states.

Kwara State is known as ‘The State of Harmony’ on account of the peaceful relations that exist among its multicultural and diverse population of about 2.5 million people. Where the major religious communities have good relations with one another. The principal groups residing in Kwara State are the Yoruba, Nupe, Bariba and Fulani. Despite having diverse groups living together, Kwara State has witnessed a purposeful leadership that has done well in solidifying their differences and made sure that Kwara remain in a state of harmony.

The African report in 2010 reported on how a lot of displaced people in the Nigerian North had to move to Kwara State “The Harmony State”, known for its political peace as tens of thousands of Nigerians from troubled regions and other central and northern states have sought shelter in Ilorin and its environs.
http://www.theafricareport.com/News-Analysis/nigeria-fixing-the-middle-belt.html


Bukola Saraki was the governor of Kwara State from 2003 – 2011. Between this period that he as the governor of Kwara State, many northern states were engulfed in different political and religious conflicts. The last recorded crisis in Kwara happened on the 20th of Dec. 1999 Muslim fundamentalists attacked and destroyed over 14 churches in Ilorin. Properties worth several millions of naira were destroyed and an unspecified casualty reported. It happened under the leadership of Governor Ahmed Lawal and these problems led to his outster.

After the exit of Lawal, came Bukola Saraki the unifier, a leader who understands that you cannot make any meaningful progress or build any key infrastructure without peace and harmony in your state. Under his 8 years as governor of Kwara State, he calmed the nerves and worked with all the tribes to bring equitable justice and peace into the state. There was no recorded political or religious conflict and he managed the state as one. He is a unifier.

After Dr Saraki’s tenure, Kwara recorded the lowest poverty rate for any state in the Nigerian north, and up until today, this record stands 8 years after he left the helm of affairs of the state. Dr Abubakar Bukola Saraki’s handling of the intertribal crisis in the North Central despite the volatility of the region is a good benchmark for future Governors and Presidents in Nigeria, his method of bringing everyone to the table to be able to ensure equity has turned Kwara into a peaceful state in between a volatile region.

That's because people from other Kwara state are docile, they can't stand for their rights. Apart from Ilorin, what other parts of Kwara state has developed? You think Kwara would so peaceful if, other parts are being develop at the expense of Ilorin?

ridwanomooba:
Kwara PDP Governorship Primaries - The Facts

Following the discussions with participants and sources on the ground in Kwara State, and due to the speculation that is being generated on certain social media channels, it is important to highlight the following about the Kwara PDP gubernatorial election that held today.

First, as stated at various fora, and as expressed to the gubernatorial aspirants at a meeting held in the early hours of September 25th, 2018, the President of the Senate, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki, had no preferred candidate for the party primaries that held today.

Dr. Saraki believes that competence, popularity and acceptability, must be the deciding factors in the selection of the party’s gubernatorial candidate, as such, due to the fact that many of the aspirants in question meet all three criteria, Dr. Saraki has stated that a level-playing field must be provided for all the aspirants to vie for the gubernatorial ticket of the PDP in Kwara.

Going back to today’s incident, accreditation had already taken place, and delegates from two Local Government Areas had already voted. The third Local Government had started to vote, when a few people from that LGA raised certain observations about the process.

The organisers of the primaries then suggested that the LGA in question should either conclude voting while the observations were addressed, or allow another LGA to vote — pending the resolution of the observations that were raised.

It was at this point that hired thugs then forced their way into the venue of the primaries to disrupt the process.

It is important to note that despite his influence in the politics of the state, Dr. Saraki has always worked to ensure that the democratic process is followed to the letter. Additionally, as many of his political associates are aspiring to become the next Governor of the State, he has maintained that he will allow the people to decide and worked to ensure that the party primaries in the state remain credible.

That was why he stayed back in Abuja while the primariy election in Ilorin was on-going. He just left Abuja for Ilorin at 9.10pm following the news of the disruption.


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Signed:

Yusuph Olaniyonu
Special Adviser (Media and Publicity) to Senate President

The ballot papers were pre-thumbed, without Saraki's consent Really? You believe this you'll believe anything. You shouldn't be surprised about this if you followed the last local government elections in Kwara state. He,Saraki wouldn't want to risk his candidate not emerging, hence the pre-thumbing. #GrowNigeria lol

BillgatesMaigad:
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Justice310:
I met him in church one Sunday morning. He sat next to me and I couldn’t help it but recognize the kind of gentleman he was. He was soft spoken and had this shyness on her face anytime he tried to talk to me. During the service, I realized he was finding it uneasy to sing along with the church because he didn’t come along with a hymn book. I shared mine. We both sang from the same hymn book and got closer as the service progressed.

After the last grace was said by the priest and the church dispersed, he turned to me and said thank you. I smiled and asked his name. “I’m Martin,” he said.

“Nice meeting you Martin” I responded. But before I could turn around and leave, he told me;

"Actually, this is my first time being here.” Amid smiles he continued. “and it’s great finding a friend at my first time in church. Do you mind if I called you sometimes?”

We exchanged contacts and left each other’s presence. Truth be told, I was going through the hardest times of my life. The man I’ve dated for about two years just called it quit and I was very devastated. I was nursing my wounds when Martin came along. He kept crossing my mind all week but I resolved not to call him until he does.

He never called until we met in church again the next Sunday. Inwardly, I felt guilty for thinking about him the way I did all week. That’s girlish. But we had another good service together, singing from the same hymn book and making fun under our breath.

After the service, he called when he got home. We started chatting on Whatsapp and grew closer together as the days pass. I shared my story of broken relationships with him and he was kind enough to offer soothing words. He didn’t judge me. He didn’t condemn my actions or sought to give directions as to how I should have handled things. He gained my trust that way and I opened up more.

He told me a little bit about himself. Nothing of note though, but I was happy he was overcoming his shyness. We grew closer and closer until finally, after about six months later, he made it obvious that he wanted us to date.

He didn’t propose to me. I don’t remember him telling me he loved me or wanted to be with me. He loved to act than to use words. We spoke more about it and decided to be in a relationship. He already knew my fears and easily accepted the conditions I laid down for the relationship. I told him; “I don’t want sex now. At least, if it should happen, it should happen after marriage, that is if you have any intention to marry me.” He only nodded and smiled. That day in his room, I remember we had our first kiss.

It was awesome! A lot of things started running through my head. Hey, I wasn’t a nun. I’ve had sex before and kisses this intense usually lead to sex. I remember grabbing him intensely like my whole life depended on him. I was shaking. I wanted something more than the kiss but I held on. He was gentle. The farthest he could go was to hold my head in between his palms, look me in the eyes and kissed intensely. I couldn’t breathe. I gathered the little strength in me and pulled away. I was panting like I’ve been running around for hours. The next words that came out were; “No more kisses until marriage. I mean it.”

For the next two years, we didn’t kiss and we never had sex. The farthest we went was to hold hands, lean on each other and occasionally cuddle. Martin was a good boy and I loved him dearly. We decided to get married after two years of being together. When we started counseling, our pastor wanted to be sure if we’ve had sex before. We had all the pride in us when we answered no. I don’t know if he believed us but we were telling the truth and didn’t care if he did. He only told us to be careful since it’s at this stage that all manner of temptations creep in. We knew our strength. We were sure we could scale above all temptations.

Our marriage arrangement was to have the traditional wedding and then do the church wedding in six months later. We started having troubles. The urge to have sex became greater. After all, we were going to marry so what stops us from having sex? In my mind, I wanted our first sex to be special. I wanted to blow his mind off during our first sex and what better moment to do it than to wait for the honeymoon? this thought kept me going. Two weeks before the traditional marriage, we spent most nights together in the same room and on the same bed. We had a lot of errands and arrangements to do and it was better we stayed together. But sex had a way of creeping into our minds.

I remember one night it turned into a serious scuffle. Martin wanted it. I’ve never seen him so aggressive. He was pushing and struggling with me to allow him to have s*x. To him, we were already married and didn’t see the reason to still cover the cookie. I implored. I fought him. At some point, I wanted to scream. What the pastor said was ringing loud in my ears; “it’s at this stage that all manner of temptations creep in.” Amid threats of screaming and loud prayers, I won and slept in peace. That wasn’t the last. We kept having series of minor fights because of s*x.

Days to the traditional wedding was tough. We could go all day without talking to each other. He was angry and I was angry. S*x was killing the beautiful thing we had together. But we soldiered on.

Finally, we did the traditional wedding. The pastor was there to pray and bless the union. During his sermon, he complimented us for staying chaste all this while and told us to still be strong and keep it till after the church wedding. I could see my husband restless and with a subtle frown.

The night after the traditional wedding we had a fight. Our first fight as husband and wife happened on a night we ought to be happy together. What brought the fight? SEX! Not That I didn’t want to have sex, I wanted to but the time wasn’t right. So I told him; “Didn’t you hear what the pastor said? This is not the real marriage so we can’t have sex. Hold it together. We are only six months away.”

After saying this, my new name was launched; “Madam-We-Can’t-Have-Sex, I hear you but tomorrow, I’ll have s*x somewhere else.” Did you hear what he just called me? Madam-We-Can’t-Have-S*x? At this point, I didn’t care who he would have sex with if only that would make him stay off me till our honeymoon.

For a week, we lived in the same room but talked less to each other. He was always angry with me. What a way to start a married life. I was determined. To me, that was the right thing to do. The church frowns on sex before marriage, not that I also frown on it, I had a different motivation. I wanted the first sex to be unforgettable. I was saving my best for last and for no one but him. So why was he rushing?

Then one night things got worse. Martin came home with a friend. He was too drunk he couldn’t have made it home without the help of his friend. We had spent two arduous months together. I was sad for him. “Is he going through all that because of sex?” I asked myself.

I left him in the coach till he woke up at dawn and came to sleep next to me. He was smelling like a rotten fish. I couldn’t stand it so I woke up, picked a pillow and started walking away to sleep in the coach. He pulled me over and tried forcing himself on me. We’ve been through this tussle over and over again and I always won. I was used to it. This time, something was different. He was stronger and determined.

We struggled and fought for about fifteen minutes. He seemed to get stronger by the minutes while I was losing steam. He managed to tear off my pant and held my two hands apart with his two hands. We were both left with our legs to struggle with. I got tired and realized I couldn’t fight any longer. I kept my calm. He sensed the victory and quickly dashed over to have me. That was when I raised my right knee and unfortunately, my knee caught him in the balls. He fell over and screamed out loud. He suddenly got frozen. I’ve never been scared in my life. I thought I had killed him.

I tried calming him down but he kept whining in pains. Neighbors who heard him screaming started knocking on our door. I rushed to put on a dress and opened up the door. It was very embarrassing seeing neighbors in my room trying to help him regain his calm. After a lot of going up and down, he regained his calm. We were left alone.

The next morning, he packed what he had in the house and left. I didn’t ask him any question. I feared he might hit me. I left to my parent. I kept playing out the incidence in my mind over and over again. I kept asking myself; “Did I take this no sex thing too far.” I believe I did. He never picked my calls for three days. My parent and I went to meet him and his parent to try and resolve the issue but he didn’t listen to a word of what we had to say. All he said was he wanted a divorce. Two weeks later, his parent and other family members came over to dissolve the marriage.

That was it. My marriage lasted for only two and half months. What breaks my heart is the fact that I gave sex to those who didn’t deserve it. They had sex and left anyway. This one—Martin did everything right but I allowed fear to take over my senses. Recently, I heard from another pastor saying that traditional marriage is also marriage and sex is allowed after traditional marriage. If that was true, how stupid could I be? I was married and I didn’t even know it?

Three and half years after our break-up, I attended a wedding—Martin’s wedding with another lady I knew so well. I’m here, still single after six years of our breakup. Guess what, I had a boyfriend. We had sex but the relationship didn’t go well so we broke up. Back to single again.



http://silentbeads.com/not-sex-marriage-destroyed-marriage/#.W5RCDGko80M

Contrived nonsense.

DRJECKYLL:
If this Saraki can get the rest of Yoruba to get behind him he will be the next president of nigeria. Though he is diabolical to say the least, he is a highly intelligent fellow which will be an automatic upgrade over the dunce from daura

The rest of Yoruba? Bukola is not even Yoruba!

TechCapon:
[color=magenta]@TechCapon[/color]

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Whether we like it or not the use of technology in football has come to stay and it’s either we adapt fast or be left behind. Emphatically yes! It should be introduced into the Nigerian league and don’t tell me we don’t have the money or the expertise. We have the expertise ! We can train more if the need be. If Nigerian Mega-churches have enough cameras to cover everything going on in their domain why can’t the Nigerian League? It only requires extra cameras, radios and monitors. VAR and goal line technology should be integrated into the NPFL for the following reasons ?

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1. CREDIBILITY: The reason our local league is not attractive enough is lack of credibility. The world will take NPFL serious if the league has credibility and what better way is there to show them we are credible ?
SPONSORSHIP: The reason NFF keeps fighting to get sponsorship is because the league is not attractive enough for investors. We hearing players been owed up and down, players running to Zimbabwe, Morocco and other third world countries to play all because the league lacks sponsorship.

2. MINIMIZE HUMAN ERRORS: We always hear stories of referee getting beating to stupor after a game because of errors. VAR we eradicate that and minimize human errors in the games. The era when referees are beaten up after a game would come to a screeching halt in Nigeria.

3.EMPLOYMENT: FIFA definitely had to employ extra personnel to cover the world cup as a result of this new technology. Think of the impact this would have on the unemployed youth all over the country. Football is big business and there’s huge money to be made from it. Let’s take advantage of it.

4.ADD GLAMOUR TO THE NIGERIAN LEAGUE: The creators of goal line technology (GLT) and Video Assistant Referee are not stupid. They know what they’re doing. There’s no doubt when our league become credible enough and starts attracting sponsorship, it will bring glamour to the Nigerian league, it will make our league beguiling, engaging, charming, charismatic, enchanting, appealing, delightful, irresistible. The era of empty stadium during football games will be over.

DO you think VAR and Goal Line Technology should be integrated into the Nigerian Professional Football League ? Tell us in the comment section

SOURCE:http://techcapon.com/should-var-and-goal-line-technology-be-introduced-into-the-nigerian-professional-football-league/

When NEPA carry light nko?

beejayvince:
Nigeria is home to some of the tallest buildings in Africa. Many of these buildings are located in Lagos, and in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory. These two places are also among the most beautiful cities in Nigeria.

Here is a list of the tallest buildings in Nigeria. This list uses standard measurement of height, and it does not include antennas and masts. This is because the inclusion of these structures may make the post lose its essence.

So, here goes:

1. NECOM House, Lagos.

https://i2.wp.com/www.nigerianindex.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/NECOM-House-Lagos.jpg?resize=768%2C576&ssl=1

This building is located in Marina, Lagos State. It stands at a height of 160m (525ft), and has a floor count of 32. The building, which was completed in 1979, suffered a fire in 1983 and another in 2015. Yet, it remains the tallest building in Nigeria.

2. Union Bank Building, Lagos.

https://i2.wp.com/www.nigerianindex.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Union-Bank-Building-Lagos.jpg?resize=768%2C1024&ssl=1

Standing at a height of 124m (407ft), this building is also located in Marina, Lagos State. The 28-storey building is the headquarters of the Union Bank of Nigeria.

3. The World Trade Centre (Tower 2), Abuja.

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No, this building is not located in New York City. It is located in the Central Business District of Abuja, Nigeria. The 25-floor office building stands at a height of 120m (394ft). It was completed in 2016.

4. The World Trade Centre (Tower 1), Abuja.

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This building is the residential twin of the World Trade Centre (Tower 1). With 24 floors containing 120 apartments, the building stands at 110m (361ft), making it the tallest residential building in Nigeria. It was completed in 2016, and is also located in the Central Business District of Abuja.

5. Ministry of Communication Building, Lagos.

This building seals its place on this list with a height of 109m (358ft). Having 30 floors, it is located in Lagos State.

Other buildings on the list are:
6. Cocoa House, Ibadan.
7. Intercontinental Hotel, Lagos.
8. Independence House, Lagos.
9. CBN, Lagos.
10. Great Nigeria House, Lagos.

See more details and photos here:
https://www.nigerianindex.com/photos-the-10-tallest-buildings-in-nigeria/

Does the height of NECOM house include the mast?

Fire wey you fit call, dem go say no water come dey worry about siren. Make sure you have water first, because you no fit quench fire with siren.

This story is bullsh*t. The dude walking on people is a king in a region in Uganda, those are his subjects he walks on, not members of his Church.

Lordygram:
Apart from sex, what i want in a relationship is loyalty, respect, a lady that understands,, as in with good understanding, a lady that is not broke, a lady lady that is intelligent, atleast she must be good and always get "A" in a particular university course, like Cost accounting, mathematics, even if its English but just be a pro to a subject.. She must be GOD fearing, sport loving, fun loving, good cook, fair skin, eloquent, a good advicer, a confider, she must be beautiful, slow to anger, good personal hygiene, disciplined and above all.. Her love for me must be unquestionable..as in i wont have doubts.

Huh? In other words she gotta have everything, right? You'll still be wifeless for a fair while, as I see it.

anonymousIP2:
@VIVIANGIST


The ANAMBRA State Police Command today foiled a kidnap syndicate as they came to collect a ransom of 20million naira in Obosi.

The victim was rescued, two suspects shot dead during a gun battle and few suspects are still at large with bullet wounds.

Please if you have any useful information, kindly report to the nearest Police Station close to you or call: 08166559820.

Graphic pictures below:

SOURCE - http://www.viviangist.ng/kidnappers-killed-in-anambra/

CC - Lalasticlala

Useful information? To Nigerian Police Lol. These people sef.

koolaid87:
Fela's ideology was too deep for any kids out there. Fela was a prophet and never tripped for any juice like most people do. He was too deep and genuinely love the people. He only used music as a tool to fight the oppressor. He sacrificed his life for speaking the truth. Wizzy on the other hand is a good musician, balling and chasing the juice everywhere. The diff is clear.

Fela is on the same pedestal as 2pac, bob Marley.

They will be remembered until the end of time

bro, chop am� na knuckle before you ask.

revolt:
you kids clearly don't know history. Buharis 1st regime na die, he was kicked out with so much jubilation in just 2yrs now he's spending 4yrs and we can't wait to kick him out again. NO AGENDA.

You obviously know f*#k all about what you talking about. It was only those who wanted things to continue the old way that jubilated. Were they jubilating when Babangida finished with em? ode

Babangida gotta be the worst thing that ever happened to this country. Every evil thing plaguing this nation traces back to his evil regime. You name it: fuel scarcity, strike every where, was during his time that educational system was messed up, dude took corruption to nother level.

godox2:
Are you saying that, the North hausa / fulani connived with UK, to bring a foreigner (Sudanese) to rule almost the 180million people of Nigeria?
Are Nigerians this dumb?

Some Nigerians are dumber o. I tell you.

bullbull:
Fake


Stop telling lies. There was nothing like southern. Nigeria..

We had just nigeria

We had west and East and north.. No time in history did we have southern. Nigeria..

And in 1966.. Central. Nigeria was created..

you no fit read? Wetin Lord Lugard amalgamate with the North, biko?

Bia, this boy ugly o.

Nukualofa:
The only picture that made a mess of all other pictures here.



I will love my little baby forever

there gotta be a video for the photographer to see what the caption says. Nice picture all same.

Oliveronline:
please note the keynote speakers......... if we are cult group will such highly respected international speakers identify with us?

Bros, what are you talking about? What about their antics in schools across Nigeria? Those ones who wreck havoc in schools aren't members of NBM? We are talking about what we went through going to schools in Nigeria, you talking about international speaker? Really?

Oliveronline:
keep quiet. NBM members are not nuisance to society, rather they engage in philanthropic and charity activities to help the less privileged in the society. NBM is not a cult group.. it's registered in over 50 countries, will a cult group go about building schools, building police stations, providing free medical assistant? NBM members are not touts but hardworking individuals excelling in their different endeavors.

The ones in higher institutions of learning in Nigeria?

Jiang:
Excellent, I will go visit again dis Christmas holiday, when I went dis sallah, I spent 8k for dat safari ride but could not see the freaking leopard, the reserve nice sha, but one of those monkeys stole my drink

You leave ur drink for ground? Where you go?

Wey Kwara inside? Ain't sure this dude knows what he talking about. The governor claims he not owing anybody salary, but local government are being owed nothing less than 7 months. The last Paris refund he got 5billion, he paid just one month, allegedly want to use about 3billion for elections. I mean this dude is constructing an overhead bridge in a situation like this!

Madam, you cannot get a dude to come your parents for marriage IF he doesn't want to. No way, no how.

Pythondancef:
What do you mean by hate speech? You cannot punish people for what they say, the law holds you accountable for your actions and not your thoughts. You have to understand this, you cannot beat me up because I insulted you, It means you have assaulted me.

So it's unreasonable for Buhari (I voted for him) and the military to go to Kanu's house with weapons because of hate speech.

Wait, did you say you cannot punish people for what they say?

Nigeria Police? If na me, make Dem no worry o. Would rather wait for regular folks to help me, these dudes in black? Thanks, but no thanks

Alex Akinyele ke? No be one time Minister for sport of Nigeria name be that?

BlowBack:
Obama got him and Obasanjo to support Buhari.

Regime change was orchestrated by Obama.

Soyinka was just another western puppet used to actualize it.


With Obama gone forever and Clinton losing the entire dynamics changed and both he and Obasanjo plus the Buhari puppet govt left in disarray

One would be forgiven to think some people actually have their brains under their feet! See wetin human being write!!! How Obama take do am? He hypnotized us to vote Buhari?

Fineman87:
Prof soyinka lost all honour and respect when he stood in support of buhari. He is one of the failed scholars who misled Nigerians into this mess. Others are Prof Tam David West and Prof Utomi. Shame of these men.

lost honour and respect because he supported a candidate of his choice in an election? WTF? Did he hold a gun to your head that you most support him? Misled Nigerians? Lol.

Kennitrust:
when you refused to work hard for a "better tomorrow",
you will become slave to the those who hard for it

huh? say again? how could you be so sure he is like this because he didn't work hard for better tomorrow?

Kazim88:
powerful from FFK.

History would never forget you and all your epistle...

who? fani-kayode? You ever heard of the saying "speaking from both sides of one's mouth"? Believe him at your own peril.

This dude is an attention seeking troll. Guys for just ignore the mumu