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solepager:
I downloaded opera mini on my PC. i enabled VPn in the settings but it would not browse unless i disable it.

strange, uninstall it and install it back I'm currently using it and its working 100% perfect

ModestGal:
dear op, please can PayPal be used to buy goods in American online markets too?

Yes

wyse24:
Yes, 1600/review

I will chat you up on your WhatsApp number in your signature

wyse24:
Review available

Can I get one and name your price

I need fiverr gig review asap

Get that boy a good website and a Facebook fan page, open a Twitter and Instagram accounts. buy equipments for him and invest in marketing his skills.

I have this South African girl who I have been chatting with for some months, yesterday I was chatting with her and she told me she need a "Blesser" especially Nigerian guys if I can introduce her to a Nigerian guy who will foot her bills while he enjoy the "benefits that comes with it" I promise to talk to my guys over there but my best friend said I should not to avoid future problems.
She is cute and sexy, stays in Cape Town.
Should I go ahead or listen to my guy advise?

Na Nigeria all those nations come the championship come watch ?

aforosco:
I am an indegene of Isua AKOKO,Although based somewhere else.Coincidentally I ran into a letter my dad wrote to the police,SSS and NSCDC in the local government and in the state about the security risk of insurgency in the town since 2013.If I tell him about this he will just laugh me because I laughed him too when he was copying the organizations that you can never have Boko haram in ISUA

Why you should never doubt the wisdom of your old man when next he says something

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A huge turn turn out at APGA flag off today in Ekwueme square Awka

Tolexander:
That still back up my stand.

They are terrorist to Nigerian government and not yet terrorist to US government of course they still operate within Nigerian border.

You call them terrorist group nobody wants to associate with and you now call the aggrieved group lol you want people to understand that you never see IPOB as a terrorist group but why call them terrorist group nobody wants to associate with and not aggrieved group nobody wants to associate with?

Tolexander:
What is this one saying?

Was I the one that told the IPOB to make a protest?
And what reason have I to go and tell Fulani herdsmen to make a protest?

I said IPOB is an aggrieved group and have every right to protest where they are not yet labelled terrorist and present their reason for grievances.
They can't protest in Aso Rock because they have been labelled terrorist in Aso Rock.

Fulani herdsmen are not labelled terrorist by Nigerian government, but criminals (though I don't subscribe to their exclusion from being labelled terrorist). So what would they tender as their cause of grievance when protesting?

They are now aggrieved group not the terrorist group nobody wants to associate with. keep on running from pillar to post

[quote author=Tolexander post=60989827]What is this one saying?

Was I the one that told the IPOB to make a protest?
And what reason have I to go and tell Fulani herdsmen to make a protest?

I said IPOB is an aggrieved group and have every right to protest where they are not yet labelled terrorist and present their reason for grievances.
They can't protest in Aso Rock because they have been labelled terrorist in Aso Rock.

Fulani herdsmen are not labelled terrorist by Nigerian government, but criminals (though I don't subscribe to their exclusion from being labelled terrorist). So what would they tender as their cause of grievance when protesting?

Tolexander:
Boko haram operates along four borders, Nigeria, Chad, Niger and Cameroun. So it is an international issue.

Can you tell me where Fulani herdsmen are listed among the terrorist groups by US because they operate in Nigeria only?

Fulani herdsmen were proscribed terrorist group by International Human Rights Monitor, IHRM based
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so since it is not a direct proscription from US government can you tell Fulani helmsmen to go and stage their own protest in front of US Capitol too

Tolexander:
so what terrorizes Nigeria also terrorizes US or what are you trying to say?

IPOB is a terrorist group to Nigerian government. US is not involved because IPOB is still operating within Nigerian border and hasn't been regarded as a threat to the world peace. So what is your point?

Do Boko Haram and Fulani helmsmen terrorize USA too ?

This ladies looks old like those at early forties

isoyot:
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konoplyanka:
Umuahia is part of nigeria and the army haave freedom of movement. Why are you jittery if you are not a criminal?

I have nothing to fear.
My concern is why ignore other more dangerous regions to come and dance in south east.
Don't the south west need protection against badoo group?
same with arm robbery and ritual killings in south west.
So the people of Niger Delta did not need protection against cult killings and militants.
what of Fulani helmsmen rampage in middle belt nko them no need protection.
North east nko, mind you those regions has been experiencing insecurity before IPOB momentum.
Mind you IPOB are nor armed and I see no reason for all this heavy military head wares

konoplyanka:
so what gave birth to python dance I?

Insecurity but this is to eliminate IPOB and its influence.
Remember the army were in Umuahia before the official date. I thought it is the whole south east but why start in Umuahia and Nnamdi Kanu environs

GetMeRight:
You might be guessing correctly, who knows? But it is still better to checkmate the Albino before he plunges the SE into the second civil war. Because the number of Idle youths increasingly following him was becoming alarming. The elders, rulers and governors had been forced into submission and silence.

A call for referendum is not a call for war.
Nigeria is not the only country that have IPOB kind of groups but none sees it as war

kindklemz:
Another uninformed propagandists.
The same exercise took place last year in Abia even when your Lord and Savior Nnamdi Kanu was in prison.
Get knowledge, boy, and stop displaying ignorance all over.

Accept it or not it is not my business.
leaders who failed to condemn the killing of their people and are quick to support the prescription of IPOB as a terrorist group.
Python dance is not an avenue to murder people

Operation Python dance is the master plan of the South east governors they feel threatened by Nnamdi Kanu growing influence among Igbos.
After failing to convince Nnamdi Kanu to back down on the call for referendum.
Operation Python dance II was born.

Habakus:
Boycott the election and watch an APC candidate declared the winner.
Even the little power you have to decide who will govern your state, you want to give that one away too ?
Why do some Igbos like short-changing themselves?

Who cares definitely not me.
we have had our own share of bad leadership in the past and it wouldn't get any worst than before.

Simple boycott of Anambra state election will pass a huge message.
I was against election boycott but I'm now in support of it and never take part in any election again.

Yyeske:
Gbam!
If he dares come to Nkpor to my hearing, he'll suck his toes that day

This Nkpor you have been shouting about, where in Nkpor are you talking about

Schools don resume for Abia state?

Hundreds of thousands of Catalans rallied on Monday to demand their region’s secession from Spain, in a show of strength three weeks ahead of an independence referendum which has been banned by Madrid.


People wave ‘Esteladas’ (pro-independence Catalan flags) during a pro-independence demonstration, on September 11, 2017 in Barcelona during the National Day of Catalonia, the “Diada.” Hundreds of thousands of Catalans were expected to rally to demand their region break away from Spain, in a show of strength three weeks ahead of a secession referendum banned by Madrid. The protest coincides with Catalonia’s national day, the “Diada,” which commemorates the fall of Barcelona in the War of the Spanish Succession in 1714 and the region’s subsequent loss of institutions and freedoms.

Draped in red, yellow and blue separatist flags — with one banner reading “Goodbye Spain” — they marched through central Barcelona in what many hope will be the last protest before independence.

“If there is huge mobilisation, they can’t do anything in Madrid,” said Jordi Calatayud, a 21-year-old economics student, referring to the October 1 vote.

“Catalan people will make independence possible; if there are a lot of us, they can’t stop us.”

Around one million people took part in the event, Barcelona’s municipal police said in a Twitter post. A spokeswoman for the central government’s representative in the wealthy northeastern region put the turnout lower, at around 350,000 people.

The protest coincides with Catalonia’s national day, the “Diada”, which marks the fall of Barcelona in the War of the Spanish Succession in 1714 and the region’s subsequent loss of institutions and freedoms.

Since 2012 the holiday has been used by separatists to press for an independent state.

“What more do we have to do to make it understood that the people of Catalonia want to vote?” Catalonia’s pro-independence president Carles Puigdemont told reporters at the rally.

– ‘Put me in prison’ –
Those against independence complained that a day meant for all Catalans had been hijacked by separatists — and even more so this year, ahead of the referendum.

Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, whose conservative government is fiercely against the vote, wished Catalonia “a good day”, calling “for a Diada of freedom, cohabitation and respect for all Catalans”.

Demonstrators took the shape of a giant “X” by gathering on the Paseo de Gracia and Aragon avenues in central Barcelona, to represent the mark Catalans will make on their ballots during the referendum.

If the “Yes” side wins, Catalonia’s regional government has vowed to declare independence within 48 hours and set about building a sovereign state.

With Spain’s central government promising to block the referendum, the pro-independence camp was keen to show that it can rally its troops — especially after participation in the “Diada” declined last year.

“I am too old to be told what I can or can’t do, I am counting on voting and I will do so, even if they have to put me in prison,” said Mari Carmen Pla, a 70-year-old pensioner surrounded by a sea of red and yellow Catalan independence flags.

– Region divided –
Rajoy’s conservative government has said the vote violates Spain’s constitution, which states that only central authorities can call a referendum.

Following a legal challenge from his government, Spain’s Constitutional Court suspended a referendum law that was fast-tracked through Catalonia’s regional parliament on Wednesday.

Police have searched a Catalan printing house and a local weekly newspaper suspected of making ballots for the referendum, while Spain’s state prosecutor has opened criminal proceedings against Puigdemont and other Catalan officials.

Catalan society is deeply divided over independence.

In a survey by the Catalan Centre of Opinion Studies in July, 41.1 percent backed independence while 49.9 percent rejected it. But about 70 percent wanted a referendum, to settle the question once and for all.

Like the referendum held in Britain last year on the country’s membership in the European Union, the issue in Catalonia pits rural areas — which are more pro-independence — against large urban centres like Barcelona which are more in favour of remaining in Spain.

Catalonia, roughly the same size as Belgium, has its own language and customs, and already has significant powers over matters such as education and healthcare.

But Spain’s economic problems, coupled with a perception that the wealthy northeastern region’s 7.5 million people pay more in taxes to Madrid than they get in return, have pushed the independence question to the centre stage.

During the 2013 “Diada” demonstrators formed a human chain that crossed Catalonia.

The following year the demonstration took the shape of a giant “V” for “vote”, while in 2015 the march resembled a human arrow
http://www.nigeriatoday.ng/2017/09/goodbye-spain-huge-rally-for-catalan-independence-before-vote-2/amp/

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