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BarrElChapo:
Seriously how is this FP material

Yep... That's what drive traffic these days

Wicked people want him to dislocate a joint



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Dead tourist spot

Yawn....
His life...

That's the life...


About 95% of Beauty Queens are prostitutes... I was once in the game. So i know.

Lucifersticlala:
Judging by his fine handwriting, I can tell he did it.
Paedophiles usually have something nice about them to lure little children with.

I know because I'm good at sketching spiderman & superhero action comics for kids.

Lol... Clown

Hehe

In a way to smoothen the interaction and business with the Chinese in Kano State, the Emir of Kano, Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II has approved the appointment and instalment of a Chinese man, Mr Mike Zhang, as a chief and leader of the growing Chinese community in the northern Nigerian state.

Mr Mike Zhang, a Chinese trader in Kano will be referred to as “Wakilin Yan China” after his turbaning on April 25 at the Emir’s palace in Kano. He will be responsible for the proper management of the Chinese community and he would act as their representative in the Kano royalty in times of need.

According to Premium Times, the announcement was made on Friday, April 19 by Sa’adatu Baba-Ahmad, spokesperson of the Kano Emirate. In his speech, Sa’adatu Baba-Ahmad explained that the instalment was very similar to that of ‘Sarkin Inyamurai’, chief of Igbo residents in Kano and ‘Sarkin Yarabawa’, chief of Yoruba residents in Kano and was a move to establish a peaceful coexistence between non-indigenes and their host.

Sa’adatu Baba-Ahmad went on to add that the appointment and future instalment of Mr Mike Zhang was necessary due to the rapid increase of Chinese businessmen in Kano who did not have proper representation and trading union. The rise in Chinese traders has caused several conflicts between the Chinese and Kano traders and this is a problem the Emir wants to solve to prevent a more complicated situation in the near future.

While this is not the first time a foreigner from another country will be given such a position by the Emir, the selection of a Chinese chief still comes with mixed feelings for several people as the Chinese have been accused of slowly taking over the continent.

In the past, the Emir has appointed a Yemeni, a Libyan and an Arab as chiefs for various reasons in Kano.

https://face2faceafrica.com/article/chinese-man-to-be-made-chief-in-northern-nigeria

OladimejiRufai:
To build a Masjid is a commendable and rewardable act


But we Muslims need to be careful of misplacing our priorities...

To be honest, there are many issues disturbing or affecting the Ummah on which the resources we have should be expended and the efforts we can make should be exerted...

Education, poverty alleivation or eradication, healthcare, ridding of terrorism, development of the soceity and environment in a way that will make Islam easier for Muslims to practise and others... these are projects we need to initiate

Male doctors are still treating our women and seeing their unclothedness, Interest banks are still much in our soceity, the conditions sorrounding going to school or taking a job are still not favourable to Muslims in many areas where Muslims live and some other issues affecting us..

If the welfare of the Muslims is not taken care of and life is not made easier, then to practise religion will come with difficulty...

Islam is not all about worship so we should not just be pushing or supporting causes that propagate worship... Islam encompasses life altogether so we should be pushing or supporting causes that covers the entire lives and welfare of the Muslims...

Government or governance, welfare, transaction, business, marriage etc... Islam covers all of these matters...

even the affairs of the toilet... Islam covers that too, let alone bigger or more important issues.

The sooner we realize this and work towards it, the better for we Muslims

But we rejoice upon the coming of the great man, Imes... He is coming to make this clearer to the Muslims and the world at large.


Imes, we await ur coming

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Olanrefront3355:
Shebi they said this guy is now in police force?

Is policeman allowed to be a musician?

Nigeria is a joke

You are a joke... Do you believe everything you read

Yawn.....

So far say i no am real... I no believe

Jayslicky:
When nollywood still had decent women, now the industry is full of oloshos claiming actress, an actress that will be fanning igwe from part1 to part2 will wake up one day and start posting pictures of her g-wagon and house in lekki.

LOL IN CAPITAL LETTERS ��

Kate has always been beautiful



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Concerns you not...


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The mosque under construction

The King Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco will no longer be the largest mosque in Africa, as a new billion-dollar mega-mosque with the world’s tallest minaret is nearing completion in the capital city of Algiers, Algeria.

After almost a decade of delay caused by budget constraints, the grand mosque, that can hold up to 120,000 worshippers, will finally be opened this year, thanks to Chinese state contractors who are finalising all aspects of the building.

Algerian officials have been considering the idea of having a mega-mosque since 1962 when the country gained independence from France. This dream started becoming a reality in 2012 when the country signed a deal with Chinese state-owned contractor, China State Construction Engineering Corporation.

The Algerian government allocated approximately 1 billion euros (over 1 billion dollars) for the project of the Great Mosque, said the CGTN.

The Djamaa El Djazair, otherwise known as the Grand Mosque of Algiers, is located in the al-Mohammadiya area of Algiers and extends to an area of 200,000 square meters.

When completed, it will be the world’s third-largest mosque by area, after the pilgrimage mosques in Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia. Its 265-metre minaret (a slender tower used to call Muslims to prayer) will, however, be the tallest in the world, overlooking the Bay of Algiers.

The grand mosque, which will include a one-million book library, a Koranic school and a museum of Islamic art and history, would be a “one-of-a-kind.”
“There will be nothing like it in the world – religiously, touristically and economically,” Religious Affairs Minister Bouabdallah Ghlamallah
said in 2012 after Algeria signed the deal with the Chinese state firm.

Most leaders in the Islamic world have, over the years, established magnificent mosques to enhance their political legitimacy, according to observers.

Algerian leader, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who has been in power since 1999 until recently, said he wanted to “leave his mark” by building the magnificent place of worship.

The minaret of the 22-hectare complex would have 43 floors. Each floor would contain a museum that documents a specific historical era of Islam. There will be three floors under the mosque including a car park with a capacity to hold 6,000 vehicles, said Al Arabiya English.

The whole mosque complex, which comprises more than 400,000 square metres, has an adjacent park, public square, cultural centre, housing, a fire station and a library that can host 6,000 people at a time.

The mosque also has solar panels and a system that would allow it to retain water which will then be recycled for other uses.

When the construction of the mosque began in 2012, it employed about 2,300 construction workers, engineers and managers. An additional 17,000 people were employed indirectly as subcontractors, said a report.

Earlier, experts warned against the risks of the mosque being destroyed in an earthquake as Algiers spans two major plates and is regularly hit by earthquakes.

Officials told the AFP in 2016 that a mechanism which can absorb earth movements has been put into place. This would enable the complex to withstand a magnitude 9.0 earthquake.

Officials may be elated about the grand edifice, but critics believe that the huge money involved in the project could have been spent elsewhere – like building hospitals, improving healthcare and education.



Source: https://listwand.com/grand-mosque-of-algiers-china-builds-africas-largest-mosque-worth-2-billion-in-algeria/amp/

Wiseandtrue:
Under Buhari they should rank 180 not 120!!!

Because for speaking his mind and not calling him, na Odumakin matter him dey now!

Imagine what others are going through

I know alot of radio presenters that have lost their job for doing their job!!!

Journalists in those countries ranked below Nigeria must be living in hell

See talk

merahki:
Can I try to wake you up with a very important angle you probably never considered or thought about? It’s by a Nairalander, @musicwriter
Let me know what you think
Cheers

http://www.africason.com/2015/10/intellectual-slavery-most-dangerous.html

I read this in 2017.. A very interesting read. Thanks for posting it again. Now i can bookmark it

Jayslicky:
Innoson motors is one of thew few innovative business organisation, they bring different products to the Nigerian market unlike many companies than keep producing same substandard product, if the government can give innoson motors enough backing, I see them competing with top car brands like benz, toyota and audi.

So long as no be hausa company... Forget government



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Igbo Amaka



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Gistmore aka watch video here...

Anybody wey click the link watch am abeg make una com describe to us how dem dance the zanku

The Wickedness of men..... If toubcheck now dem hold positions for church
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Okay... This is a foreign study.. Wake me up when a local study is carried out on our own soil..... All what Africa does is wait for white people to conduct studies on their own population then we copy and start spreading it.. We no dey shame. I'm ashamed of my race