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Dysfunctional family. They should all rot in jail for sniffing out life from this beautiful woman. |
So many sick people out there mehn. I can't even type Rip to this one. |
IamLaura:I like the way you tagged Bobwhiskey a GIRL. Wasn't comfortable sharing gender description with the character. |
onatisi:Hahahahaha ![]() Regardless, man must wack nao. |
Jaycurb don blow o. Sure someone sympathetic would offer him a job asap. |
jashar:Awesome. I wish you all the best. |
I124U:Or Hov is tall. Americans dey look giant-like na. |
6. Lt. Col. Muhammad Abu-Ali Rest on man. |
jashar:Forget that yarn. I want to enroll for adult education sef make I pancake my oyinbo small so that I go fit they speak like Queen Eliz. Stay there & be feigning modesty o. |
jashar:Lol you are not serious. Wetin jero like me sabi. Afternoon miss/mrs ![]() |
jashar:If academic achievements does anything to people like him with extremist dispositions, it only amplify the darkness that's within them. That's why with most terrorist groups, their leader is highly exposed and learned. Education may not have absolute impact on the development of common sense and sophistication. |
sixhours:He said plain clothes gun wielding men though. |
nams77:Assin! Thread reeks of dumb comments. |
The way we are obsessed with sex in this country sef, you'd know this report is not invalid. This forum alone is an extension of the wider environment, na soso sex talks all the time. ![]() |
It's called a Supreme Court for a reason. Experienced and finest judges not swayed by emotions and sentiments. This is a huge one for Trump's administration. |
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Monday allowed the Trump administration to fully enforce a ban on travel to the United States by residents of six mostly Muslim countries. This is not a final ruling on the travel ban: Challenges to the policy are winding through the federal courts, and the justices themselves ultimately are expected to rule on its legality. But the action indicates that the high court might eventually approve the latest version of the ban, announced by President Donald Trump in September. Lower courts have continued to find problems with the policy. Opponents of this and previous versions of the ban say they show a bias against Muslims. They say that was reinforced most recently by Trump’s retweets of anti-Muslim videos. “President Trump’s anti-Muslim prejudice is no secret. He has repeatedly confirmed it, including just last week on Twitter. It’s unfortunate that the full ban can move forward for now, but this order does not address the merits of our claims,” said Omar Jadwat, director of the American Civil Liberties Union’s Immigrants’ Rights Project. The ACLU is representing some opponents of the ban. Just two justices, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sonia Sotomayor, noted their disagreement with court orders allowing the latest policy to take full effect. The new policy is not expected to cause the chaos that ensued at airports when Trump rolled out his first ban without warning in January. The ban applies to travelers from Chad, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen. Lower courts had said people from those nations with a claim of a “bona fide” relationship with someone in the United States could not be kept out of the country. Grandparents, cousins and other relatives were among those courts said could not be excluded. The courts were borrowing language the Supreme Court itself came up with last summer to allow partial enforcement of an earlier version of the ban. Now, those relationships will no longer provide a blanket exemption from the ban, although visa officials can make exceptions on a case-by-case basis. The justices offered no explanation for their order, but the administration had said that blocking the full ban was causing “irreparable harm” because the policy is based on legitimate national security and foreign policy concerns. In lawsuits filed in Hawaii and Maryland, federal courts said the updated travel ban violated federal immigration law. The travel policy also applies to travelers from North Korea and to some Venezuelan government officials and their families, but the lawsuits did not challenge those restrictions. Also unaffected are refugees. A temporary ban on refugees expired in October. All the rulings so far have been on a preliminary basis. The San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals and the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia, will be holding arguments on the legality of the ban this week. David Levine, a University of California Hastings law school professor, said that by allowing the ban to take effect just days before the appeals court arguments, the justices were signaling their view. “I think it’s tipping the hand of the Supreme Court,” Levine said. “It suggests that from their understanding, the government is more likely to prevail on the merits than we might have thought.” Both appeals courts are dealing with the issue on an accelerated basis, and the Supreme Court noted it expects those courts to reach decisions “with appropriate dispatch.” Quick resolution by appellate courts would allow the Supreme Court to hear and decide the issue this term, by the end of June. https://apnews.com/b8244def36484dfb93fd958962b7d649?utm_campaign=SocialFlow&utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=AP |
Do you know that you won't die if you post the entire thing here op? |
dahunsy:Buhari did the same thing for 12years until Tinubu came to his rescue. |
There is tension in Adamawa town of Numan with many residents fleeing the area after at least six mobile police officers were allegedly killed by some residents. Security sources and residents told PREMIUM TIMES the officers were killed while trying to make arrests at a predominantly Fulani settlement. Details of the attack are not yet clear, but sources said the late-night killings occurred as police tried to arrest some leaders in Dowaya. Police spokesperson, Othman Abubakar, a superintendent of police, said he had heard there was problem in Numan but could not immediately give details. Mr. Abubakar said he was at a “crucial meeting” with the state Commissioner of Information and other relevant officials. The North-East Chairman of Miyetti Allah, Mafindi Umaru Danburam, also told PREMIUM TIMES he had received report that there was problem in Numan “when some people in uniform attacked those that were taking refuge at Dowaya”. He said two people were shot and that he was trying to get further details. Dozens of mainly Fulani residents, including and children, were killed in Numan over a week ago by a local militia. One source said police had been tipped off about a gathering of Fulani residents, and were trying to storm the area. Another source said those at the gathering were merely “mourning” their slain wives and children when police stormed the area. The “mourners” had relocated from Shafaran, Shawal, Gumara, Kikam and Kadamt, he said. “Some residents in the area were not comfortable, so they tipped-off and mobile police launched a night operation to arrest the Fulanis and a fightensued during which at least six mobile police were said to have been killed. “As I am talking to you more security operatives were deployed to Dowaya area including soldiers and they have cordoned-off the village. ‘’There is pandemonium right now in Numan and environs; already residents are fleeing for fear of reprisals,’’ said a vigilante member who asked not to be named. Modibbo Ahmadu, a Fulani fleeing the area, told PREMIUM TIMES by phone ‘’You know some of our brothers who were displaced are now taking refuge at Dowaya village , where they do observe the usual 40 days mourning for those killed by Bachama militias. ‘’Just last night we got distress call that some people in security uniform stormed on them and had shot two youths, so definitely in this kind of situation anything could happen. ‘’And that’s the situation for now, even we at the neighbouring villages are not safe, and many had fled,’’ he said. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/251186-tension-in-adamawa-town-as-six-mobile-police-officers-killed.html/amp |
This is insane. Wft? That community and it inhabitants deserve all the wrath that should follow. |
ajepako:Fella must feel stupid right now. When one is needlessly bitter and yaps too much, this is what happens. |
“I am calling on all stakeholders to tackle this offence, which is against our religion, culture and even our laws. “The two persons having sex in the tape are residents of Jalingo. We expect them to be brought to book to serve as a deterrent to others. “This irresponsibility cannot be allowed to continue because it will erode our values and expose our children to immorality”. Under which laws Mr Ustaz? STFU |
banke2:You're late. Try other schools. |
The way girls screen grab convos these days ehn. Often times, the subject is no biggie but the struggle to trend is real. This particular lady did well though. No insults per se, just talking sense into the nigga. |
You guys keep hinging on consent. Please show me a naija girl who has ever gone "come and do" before, I'll wait... No Nigerian girl (girlfriends inclusive) succumb to sexual advances without some sort of persuasion even when they actually want it. It's in their psyche to feign the NOs so as not to look cheap. Nevertheless, when a woman truly is uninterested in sex, don't force her. Persuasion is not the same as Force o. To the topic at hand, the lady is stupid and the guy is a manipulative, opportunistic weakling with low self esteem. |
You, your hajia theiving friend, your boyfriends are all mad. Iranu. |
Allahu Ak Bar! |
I suppose the rauchy picture on the table was from a movie scene. If the rumor of Adesua being a V is true and Banks unwrapped the box, guess he couldd care less. |
Complete this. Yoruba mu---? |
Na termite go chop am finish for this place. |
35years indeed
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With all disrespect, Fatoyinbo is a big fool and a disgrace to what Christianity is all about. They are many like that in recent years. When he was still coming up in ilorin, I once attended his church, the place reeked of immorality. How people drop their common senses and still patronize these churches is what defies logic. |
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