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Muna4real:Nice and sensible comment... Every time pastor do this and that and some people will just believe once... He should go and analyze it in the police station how the miracle money is fake... |
Bro, if you really like her, try and change her to stop the hustle because 90% of single girls in europe are into oloshoism in one way or the other... There is every tendency the next one you will meet, will still be or was an olosho... |
rowland545:OK, thanks |
rowland545:Pls, how can I download the GB whatsapp |
is she doing her video vixen for free, that she can't pay 2100 The boy that booked her for runs, his girlfriend came unexpectedly, that's the reason for not picking her calls again... Make she humble her self beg the bolt man, sy her runs no clear again, no be to dy speak english.... |
Olasubomi26:Am a Christian without apology to anyone and ready to be an enemy to the guy I quoted... How does Christianity concerns what a group of people said, that he decided to insult Christians.. |
Arrewa:Nonsense, what you wrote doesn't make sense.. |
Malabo1:Have you created a whatsapp group once for your area where you stay to know what steps to take with your neighbors to make the neighborhood a good environment or what kind of people you people need as counselors and local government chairman... Nonsense show that won't add anything to people lives is what you are telling people to join... ![]() |
appishani1:One of the most senseless and stupidest comment have seen here for a long time now.. |
temitope27:Where do you base in europe or where have you been to europe to come up with this conclusion?.. |
Gunmen kidnap 140 school students in northwest Nigeria AFP 05/07/2021 12:34 Gunmen have kidnapped 140 students from a boarding school in northwestern Nigeria, a school official said on Monday, the latest in a wave of mass abductions targetting schoolchildren and students. Heavily-armed criminal gangs often attack villages to loot, steal cattle and abduct for ransom in northwest and central Nigeria, but since the start of the year they have increasingly targeted schools and colleges. UK Residents Are Rushing To Get £21 Per Month Private Medical Insurance Ad Health Window - Private Medical Insurance The attackers scaled a fence to break into the Bethel Baptist High School in Kaduna state in the early hours of Monday, taking away most of the 165 pupils boarding there overnight. “The kidnappers took away 140 students, only 25 students escaped. We still have no idea where the students were taken,” Emmanuel Paul, a teacher at the school told AFP. Kaduna state police spokesman Mohammed Jalige confirmed the early Monday morning attack, but he could not give details on the number of pupils taken. “Tactical police teams went after the kidnappers,” he said. “We are still on the rescue mission.” Around 1,000 students and pupils have been abducted in different Nigerian states since December last year. Most have been released after negotiations with local officials, although some are still being held. Bethel Baptist High School is a co-education college established by Baptist church in 1991 at Maramara village in Chikun district outside the state capital Kaduna. Monday’s attack was the fourth mass school kidnap in Kaduna state since December. Kaduna state governor Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai has been one of the most vocal local leaders insisting he will refuse to pay ransom money. Monday’s school abduction came just hours after gunmen also snatched eight medical employees from a Kaduna health centre, according to police. President Muhammadu Buhari, a former general first elected in 2015, has promised to end the scourge of kidnapping and criminal gangs, but the mass abductions are only one challenge facing his government. Nigeria’s security forces have been battling a jihadist insurgency the northeast since 2009, a conflict that has killed around 40,000 people and displaced more than 2 million more. The criminal gangs, known locally as bandits, operate from camps in the Rugu forest, which cuts across Zamfara, Katsina, and Kaduna state in Nigeria, as well as Niger. Most of the gangs are motivated by material gain, although some have sworn allegiance to the jihadist organisations in northeast Nigeria, hundreds of kilometres away. AFP. COM Lalasticlala
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Just imagine, at the age of 33 the girl is not ready to leave oloshoism.. |
hapsonv:. We thank God for everything sis... |
![]() It's been long I ask a girl out (toast), no strength for stress... If I like you, I tell you direct, babe I like you but am not asking you out because I know that will take time and enough stress before you answer me, so just tell me your price let's get down together,, if you are interested we settle for price, if no, take care no time for toasting.... |
pedrilo:What makes you feel am Igbo by tribe.... Where are you from in esan?. |
pedrilo:So you believe this news just like that... Hope you dy condemn fulani terrorists as you just did to ipob.. Where are you from in esan? |
We are still talking about cow grazing in this part of the world, while some countries are far discovering things through technology, direction less leaders have finished the country and some human beings are still trying to repackage the same people without direction for political office come 2023...and some jobless and no brain � youths are the people campaigning for them... |
This one don thief alhaji money ![]() |
BENEAMATA:Waiting concern this issue and church or pastor now,must you drag church into it before saying anything... |
rita25:Where did you see, the O P's mother insisting, she just gave an advice to her son not to waste resources on a wedding and go broke after and you said she is controlling him, I tire your for your reasoning capacity... I pray make your future in law do same to your child.. I believe you are a baby mama or will be one with these your thinking capacity, I don't think you can stay in a husband's house, if things are not the same again... |
rita25:Just look at someone's reasoning,, no single sense in what you wrote... Hope you know you will one day be a mother, if you are not one already, so how are you going to advice your children... |
Annoms:Mr O. P Take this advice am giving you free of charge.. Your mama's advice is the best you should follow because of the current economy palava In Nigeria at the moment (not 2 friendly) ,stand your ground as a man unless you are a simp, will you agree to your girl's own... And don't tell her to fund part of the wedding, if she wants everything to go according to her plans because if you do she might go and borrow money just to impress people and you will still be the one to pay the debt after everything... If she doesn't agree with you, Mr man put the wedding on hold... Peace of mind very important.... |
Macron’s party bans Muslim candidate for wearing hijab in poster Sara Zemmahi was planning to run with LREM in local elections, but has been criticised by the far right and the LREM itself. The image of a Muslim candidate in France has reopened the country's debate about the hijab [Twitter/Jordan Bardella] French President Emmanuel Macron’s ruling centrist party has barred a Muslim candidate from running in a local election after she was photographed in a hijab for a campaign flyer, a move which has drawn criticism from experts and opened bitter divisions within the party. Macron’s La Republique en Marche (The Republic on the Move, LREM) said the party line was that in secular France, there should be no place for the overt display of religious symbols on electoral campaign documents. “This woman will not be an en Marche candidate,” Stanislas Guerini, the party’s general secretary, told RTL radio, referring to Sara Zemmahi. An LREM official close to Guerini said Zemmahi would be officially informed of the party’s decision in writing, according to Reuters news agency. In the poster, Zemmahi is pictured wearing a white hijab, a headscarf worn by many Muslim women who feel it is part of their religion, standing alongside three other people. The words “Different, but united for you” on the flyer appear to be a reference to diversity. French law does not prohibit the wearing of the hijab or other religious symbols in images that appear on campaign fliers. The affair over the campaign poster erupted after Jordan Bardella, number two in the far-right Rassemblement National party of Marine Le Pen, tweeted a copy of the flyer with the message: “Is this how you fight separatism?” Guerini responded directly on Twitter, demanding either the flyer be withdrawn or the candidate Sara Zemmahi lose the party’s support. “Undignified. Running after [far-right] votes will only allow their ideas to prevail. Enough is enough,” tweeted LREM lawmaker Caroline Janvier. But another party legislator, Roland Lescure, told Reuters: “It’s an explosive subject. Political Islam is a reality, it is a simmering threat in some neighbourhoods and we have to be very firm.” Rim-Sarah Alouane, a French researcher, legal scholar and PhD candidate at the University of Toulouse, told Al Jazeera: “This latest scandal is just another example of how the visibility of Islam is the real issue at stake for our political elite, from both sides of the political spectrum. “France still refuses to accept the fact that, firstly, Islam is part of the French landscape and belongs to France, and secondly, French Muslims are part of the fabric of this country and are here to stay, and that includes participating in France’s civic life.” She added: “Unfortunately in France, a good Muslim is an invisible Muslim. There is a political will to erase the visibility of Islam from the public square, and this goes against the spirit of the [secularism] law of 1905. Muslim women are the first group of people to pay such a high price.” Macron’s push against ‘separatism’ Macron, who prided himself on the multicultural, ethnically diverse makeup of his nascent party after his 2017 election victory, has warned of the growing threat of “Islamist separatism” to France’s core values and the republic’s unity. On October 2 last year, he announced several measures that would form a bill aimed at tackling “separatism”, such as improving the oversight of mosque financing, and scrutinising schools and associations serving religious communities. But the bill, which has been debated in the lower house and senate but is yet to become law, has drawn criticism from rights groups and French Muslims who say the regulations will discriminate against the minority community. Macron’s administration claims the laws are essential in fostering cohesion and curbing attacks, but some observers believe the president is pandering to the far right in a bid to win next year’s election, which will likely see him challenged by Le Pen in the second round – the same scenario he faced in 2017. Referring to the poster of Zemmahi, Alouane said: “Who are the real separatists here? This Muslim woman running for a democratic election to defend a project she believes in, or those who are trying to undermine her efforts? “Indeed, we often accuse Muslims of not being integrated and to separate themselves from the French society. But when a French Muslim woman wearing a headscarf, who is highly educated, empowered and wants to bring her contribution and participate to the democratic process, we start going after her, accusing her of proselytism or spreading so-called ‘political Islam’; and make sure to invisibilise her.” SOURCE: AL JAZEERA AND NEWS AGENCIES Lalasticlala mynd44
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Israeli PM vows to step up Gaza strikes as death toll hits 28 AFP 11/05/2021 15:37 Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Tuesday to intensify attacks on Islamist militants in Gaza as the foes traded heavy fire that killed at least 28 people, in an escalation of tensions sparked by unrest in Jerusalem. World powers urged calm and Muslim countries voiced outrage amid the worst flare-up of violence in years that saw Hamas rain down rockets on Israel, while the Jewish state launched attacks with fighter jets and attack helicopters. On the Palestinian side, nine children were among at least 26 people killed in the blockaded Gaza Strip, and 125 people there were reported wounded, many rescued from the smouldering ruins of buildings hit in the crowded enclave. On the Israeli side, rockets killed two women in Ashkelon, just north of Gaza — a coastal city which Hamas threatened to turn into a “hell”, at one stage claiming to have fired more than 100 rockets in under five minutes to overwhelm air defences. Netanyahu warned that the Israel Defense Forces would now intensify their attacks, which the army said have targeted military sites and claimed the lives of at least 17 Hamas and Islamist Jihad commanders. “Since yesterday, the army has carried out hundreds of attacks against Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Gaza … and we will further intensify the power of our attacks,” Netanyahu said. Hamas, which rules the Gaza Strip, “will be hit in ways that it does not expect,” the prime minister warned. “We have eliminated commanders, hit many important targets and we have decided to attack harder and increase the pace of attacks.” – ‘You escalate, we escalate’ – Tensions that have simmered for weeks flared last Friday when Israeli riot police clashed with large crowds of Palestinians at Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa mosque, on the last Friday of the Muslim holy fasting month of Ramadan. Nightly clashes since then at the compound, which is holy to both Muslims and Jews, and elsewhere in east Jerusalem have left at least 700 Palestinians injured. Hamas had Monday warned Israel to withdraw all its forces from the mosque compound and the Jerusalem district of Sheikh Jarrah, where looming evictions of Palestinian families have fuelled angry protests. Sirens wailed across Jerusalem just after the Monday 1500 GMT deadline set by Hamas as people in the city, including lawmakers in the Knesset legislature, fled to bunkers for the first time since the 2014 Gaza conflict. Hamas’ Qassam Brigades said “this is a message that the enemy must understand well: if you respond we will respond, and if you escalate we will escalate”. The international community has voiced growing alarm, although the UN Security Council at a meeting failed to pass a resolution. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said “all sides need to de-escalate, reduce tensions, take practical steps to calm things down”. He strongly condemned the Hamas rocket attacks, saying they “need to stop immediately”. The Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights condemned “the use of indiscriminate weapons, such as the rockets being fired into Israel” but also warned that “Israel must respect international humanitarian law” and take precautions to avoid civilian deaths. Diplomatic sources told AFP that Egypt and Qatar, who have mediated past Israeli-Hamas conflicts, were attempting to calm tensions. However, Egypt’s Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry told an Arab League meeting that, although Cairo had “extensively reached out” to Israel and other concerned countries to prevent further a deterioration, “we did not get the necessary response”. Large protests were held in solidarity with Palestinians in Muslim-majority countries including Jordan, Kuwait, Oman, Pakistan, Tunisia and Turkey. In Amman, outside the Israeli embassy, protesters held up banners that read “Thank you Gaza”, burnt Israeli flags and chanted “Shame, Shame the embassy is still there”, “Zionists, we dig your graves” and “Death to Israel”. Jerusalem braced for more of the unrest that has seen Palestinians hurl rocks, bottles and fireworks at Israeli officers in riot gear, who have fired rubber bullets, stun grenades and tear gas. “They shot everyone, young and old people,” claimed Palestinian man Siraj, 24, about Israeli security forces in a confrontation in which he suffered a spleen injury from a rubber bullet. Human rights group Amnesty International accused Israel of using “abusive and wanton force against largely peaceful Palestinian protesters”, describing some of the measures as “disproportionate and unlawful”. Israeli police told AFP: “We will not allow disturbance of order while harming the fabric of life, inciting to harm police forces and violence against police officers and civilians.” Police commissioner Kobi Shabtai told Israeli TV on Monday that in Jerusalem in recent days “we showed too much restraint. We are at the stage of taking off the gloves.” Lalasticlala, mynd44
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Chinese rocket to tumble back to Earth in uncontrolled re-entry AFP 08/05/2021 05:07 A large segment of a Chinese rocket is expected to make an uncontrolled re-entry into the Earth’s atmosphere on the weekend, but Beijing has downplayed fears and said there is a very low risk of any damage. A Long March-5B rocket launched the first module of China’s new space station into Earth’s orbit on April 29. Its 18-tonne main segment is now in freefall and experts have said it is difficult to say precisely where and when it will re-enter the atmosphere. Re-entry is expected to be around 2300 GMT on Saturday, according to the Pentagon, with a window of nine hours either side. Chinese authorities have said most of the rocket components would likely be destroyed on re-entry. “The probability of causing harm… on the ground is extremely low,” Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin told reporters on Friday. Although there has been fevered speculation over exactly where the rocket — or parts of it — will land, there is a good chance any debris that does not burn up will just splash down into the ocean, given that the planet is 70 percent water. “We’re hopeful that it will land in a place where it won’t harm anyone,” said Pentagon spokesman Mike Howard. Howard said the United States was tracking the rocket segment but “its exact entry point into the Earth’s atmosphere cannot be pinpointed until within hours of its re-entry”. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin earlier said that the US military had no plans to shoot it down, and suggested that China had been negligent in letting it fall out of orbit. “Given the size of the object, there will necessarily be big pieces left over,” said Florent Delefie, an astronomer at the Paris-PSL Observatory. “The chances of debris landing on an inhabited zone are tiny, probably one in a million.” In 2020, debris from another Long March rocket fell on villages in the Ivory Coast, causing structural damage but no injuries or deaths. Jonathan McDowell, an astrophysicist at the Harvard–Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, said that although there was no need to worry “too much”, the rocket’s design needed a re-think to stop such a scenario happening again. “There is a real chance of damage to whatever it hits and the outside chance of a casualty,” he said. “Having a ton of metal shards flying into the Earth at hundreds of kilometres per hour is not good practice, and China should redesign the Long-March 5B missions to avoid this.” Mynd44, lalasticlala
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If Chelsea wins this cup, I will do little give away to some lucky chelsea fans... 2k to ten(10) lucky fans.... 1k to twenty (20)lucky fans.... |
Goooooooolll mount |
That means she dy visit the O. P once every month..young man when next she is coming, tell her if she dy on menstruation, she should not bother to come.. More importantly, withdraw any form of financial expenses to her... |
Peace081:Is not by tapping oo! You get good character ![]() |
Fumiex:Okkk oo,, wish you good luck.. |
pretydiva:Does her dressing make sense to you? Ffk was right young lady. |
Fumiex:Good focus but without dating ,how do you intend to get married or no intention to marry at all.... |
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