shachris02:


this is the lowest they can go man. it is obvious that they are fleeing that is why they are using guerrilla attacks.....hit and run.

Key arrests has being made and very soon the full war on BH will start. Mark this page.

bros u be buhari brother..see as you dey talk as if you know d man b4

dayo23:
I regret supporting these old malam

when we say yoruba no dey use sense dey do things you think say we dey joke..(#nooffence) ..we igbos we know y we no vote for am..sheyb una don enta 1 chance now abi?

Make una try dey get sense small small.. I beg una in d name of God

anybody hia wey dey insult biafra.. IM papa

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I made FP.

april fool

Sunofgod:
BUHARI - THE VENGEFUL PRESIDO (Hell awaits you!)

no be small oo.. D man dey craze o..e no go focus on beta tin..see wetin e dey talk

Boko Haram insurgents have launched fresh attacks at Askira/Uba, Biu and Hawul local government areas, resulting in the death of 54 persons, including a former council Chairman, who returned to Askira/Uba barely one week ago.

This came less than 48 hours after the killing of 145 Nigerians by the dreaded Islamic sect at Kukawa and Monguno local government areas.

DAILY POST gathered on Saturday that some of the residents were killed on their farms, while others lost their lives at home.

It was gathered that 29 people were killed yesterday (Friday) when the terrorists attacked Mussa village in Askira
Uba Local Government Area of Borno State.

Manu Kansila, a resident of Mussa said the attackers crossed a river near Yimradi Gwandam, another village in the area.

“The terrorists were running away from assault by Nigerian troops because they have attacked many localities today before coming to our village.

“Askira Uba is a border town between Borno and Adamawa, states while Mussa village is 36 kilometres away from the border”.

“They came in broad daylight and opened fire on unsuspecting people. We are now preparing to recover corpses from the bushes, but so far, 29 people have been confirmed dead” he added.
It could be recalled that in another attack, in the early hours of Friday, Boko Haram insurgents reportedly trailed about 13 of their “defecting” members and killed 11 of them in Miringa village in Biu Local Government Area of Borno State.
Sources said the “defecting” members were forcefully conscripted by the terror group several months ago.

It was gathered that when they saw the opportunity, the defecting members fled a base in Gwargware village in nearby Yobe State and joined hundreds of internally displaced people taking refuge in Miringa.

Source: www.dailypost.ng/2015/07/04/boko-haram-kills-council-chairman-53-others-in-borno/

ENIOLA AKINKUOTU examines the implications of the United States’ Supreme Court judgment on the foreign policy outlook of President Barack Obama

In less than three weeks, President Muhammadu Buhari will visit his counterpart in the United States, Barack Obama, for the first time to discuss political and economic issues as well as the fight against terrorism.

Coming barely a month after the US Supreme Court legalised same-sex marriage across the country’s 50 states, coupled with Obama’s open support for gay rights, observers reason that the US President might attempt to encourage Nigeria to follow suit.

The US apex court had last month ruled that the US constitution provides same-sex couples the right to marry, handing a historic triumph to the American gay rights movement. With the landmark ruling, gay marriage became legal in all the 50 states of the US as opposed to the 37 states that permitted gay marriage earlier.

Appearing in the White House, Obama hailed the ruling as a milestone in American justice that arrived “like a thunderbolt.”

Obama, who is the first sitting US President to support gay marriage, said, “This ruling is a victory for America. This decision affirms what millions of Americans already believe in their hearts. When all Americans are treated as equal, we are all more free.” As night fell, the White House was lit in rainbow colours – a symbol of gay pride – to mark the court’s decision.

Obama, who is of Kenyan descent, had during a memorial service of the late South African leader, Nelson Mandela, in 2013, drummed support for the gay community and people around the world who still struggle for equality.

In his eulogy for South Africa’s first post- apartheid President, Obama said, “Around the world today, men and women are still imprisoned for their political beliefs and are still persecuted for what they look like and how they worship and who they love.”

The US President is of the opinion that having suffered marginalisation, racism and discrimination, Africa should be at the forefront of the gay rights campaign.

Obama’s philosophy is, however, in sharp contrast with what applies in Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation.

While Buhari has remained silent about gay rights despite being a devout Muslim, his predecessor, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, received nationwide praise for signing into law, the anti- gay bill which was unanimously passed by the National Assembly.

According to the Same-Sex Marriage Prohibition Act of 2014, which has since been condemned by the US, the United Kingdom and other western powers, people in Nigeria, who engage in gay relationships, are liable to 14 years in prison while those belonging to gay associations risk 10 years in prison. It also criminalises failure to report homosexual activity to the police.

Even before Jonathan signed the bill into law, Obama had threatened to cut off foreign aid to
Nigeria. Obama had in 2013 issued a memo ordering American diplomats abroad to advance the rights of lesbians, gays, transgender and bisexual persons. The US government also announced that the fight against gay and lesbian discrimination would be a central point of its foreign policy and that “erring” nations like Nigeria could be denied aid.

But the then Senate President, David Mark, responded by saying, “No country has the right to interfere in the way we make our own laws because we don’t interfere in the way others make their own laws.”


The then Minister for Information, Labaran Maku, also said that Nigerians reserve the right to make their own laws without apologies to other countries. He said, “Between Europe, America and Africa there is a huge culture gap. Some of the things that are considered fundamental rights abroad can be very offensive to African culture and tradition and to the way we live here.”

Nigeria at the time could call the bluff of the West as oil prices were at an all-time high. This translated to billions of dollars in revenue as the nation soon became Africa’s largest economy after the rebasing of the Gross Domestic Product of the country.

However, with oil prices dwindling and Nigeria in dire need of US help to fight insecurity, the US seems to have the perfect bargaining power: Relax the anti-gay law and we will give
you the desired assistance. Already, the world’s most powerful country has pledged $5m to Nigeria to fight Boko Haram but could demand ‘something’ in return.

Nigeria even seems more vulnerable now than
ever as shown in President Buhari’s frequent visits outside Nigeria and the wish list he presented to the G-7.

The Director, Media and Publicity of the PDP Presidential Campaign Organisation, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, had in March alleged that Buhari, the then presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, would legalise same- sex marriage, saying that was why he was receiving support from some western countries
as well as the western media like the New York Times and The Economist.

According to Fani-Kayode, who is not new to controversy, Buhari was receiving such support because he had promised to legalise same-sex marriage.

Fani-Kayode said, “The proposition and offer was that if he was prepared to support a legislation in Nigeria to allow same sex marriage and if he was prepared to repeal the anti-gay laws in Nigeria, they (US) will, in return, endorse, support and fund him, initially covertly and eventually publicly, at the right time.

“Instead of rejecting these offers and spurning this proposition, to our utter shock, Buhari apparently refused to rule it out and has put the matter under consideration. Instead of him to say no, he assured them that he would consider these two things.

“We believe that this is a matter that ought to be brought to the attention of the Nigerian people as a matter of urgency. The APC are so desperate in ensuring that Buhari becomes the President of this country that they are actually prepared to consider the scrapping of all anti- gay or anti-homosexual legislation and at the same time, endorsing and supporting a fresh legislation that would allow same sex- marriage in our country.

“We are using this occasion to challenge Buhari to come clean and to tell the Nigerian people whether this is true and whether, in the unlikely event of his being elected President, he is seriously considering scrapping the anti- homosexual laws in our country and pushing through a new legislation which would allow same-sex marriage.”

Speaking with our correspondent during a telephone interview, a senior lecturer of the Department of History and Strategic Studies, University of Lagos, Dr. David Aworawo, said it was very possible that Obama would want to convince Buhari to ease the law on homosexuality.

Aworawo, however, urged Buhari not to give in to such pressure because it is at variance with the Nigerian culture and tradition.

He said, “They will try to make Nigeria approve same sex-marriage but Buhari must not give in. Whatever America has to offer Nigeria should not be predicated on throwing away a vital part of our culture because of small bread and butter. We expect that Buhari and all those who will go with him will stand their ground because it is also in the interest of the US that a growing terrorist group like Boko Haram is dealt with. So, I am sure that they will look beyond Nigeria’s stance on same-sex marriage.”

Aworawo said foreign policy was not ironclad and countries like the US usually made concessions for special cases. He said the fight against terrorism was a global one and it would not be in the interest of the US to use same-sex marriage as a bargaining chip.

He said, “We know that these values that the US tries to spread around the world are not consistently maintained in their interactions. National interest also comes to play. For instance, Egypt is one of the most repressive countries in the world today but Egypt still gets extensive assistance from the US because of the interest of the US in the stability of Egypt and by extension, the stability of the Middle East.

“Yet, one of the core values of the US is the protection of human rights and the defence of freedom. So, I will be surprised and disappointed if the Nigerian delegation led by Buhari fails to stand its ground on what is core to our values.

“The US may use homosexuality as a condition
for some of the countries that they want to give aid to but if we stand our ground, the US will reflect and choose between our non- acceptance of same-sex marriage and the escalation of Boko Haram which may also affect their own national security. I am sure that if we stand our ground, we will still get everything that we, otherwise, would have got.”

A former Minister of State for the Interior, Chief Demola Seriki, said it would not be wise of the US to demand same-sex marriage at a time Nigeria was fighting terrorism.

He said such a demand could lead to a diplomatic row. He, therefore, urged the US to respect the sovereignty of Nigeria.

Seriki said, “You cannot import democracy, neither can you export it. All politics is local; policies stem from democratic ethos. There are some countries that have monarchs like Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and they have no prime minister. America cannot force such countries to adopt democracy.

“I don’t see Nigeria allowing homosexuality to reign supreme. If you consider the most religious people in the world, Nigeria will be among the top three.

“This is a country where there are churches and mosques everywhere. Nigerians are not into homosexuality unlike America, which has been into it since the 1960s. Even in America, homosexuality has not generally been accepted.

“Buhari and Obama’s meeting should have nothing to do with same-sex marriage because that can cause a diplomatic row between the two countries. The meeting is a state visit and it is very important. It is the type of visit that was not extended to Jonathan in his five years in office.”

A Professor of History and Strategic Studies, Charles Dokubo, who is also a Research Fellow of the Nigeria Institute of International Affairs, told our correspondent on the telephone that if Buhari rejects US aid on account of same-sex marriage, Nigerians will defend him.

He said same-sex marriage should not be a topic of discussion given the many problems Nigeria is facing.

Dokubo said, “The US can’t arm-twist Nigeria because Nigerian culture is different. Here, homosexuality is not part of us. So, we do not need to approve same-sex marriage. Even if some people are doing it, they are not doing it publicly. Homosexuality is not our problem. We
have more fundamental issues.

“I doubt if Buhari will dance to their tune. If the US insists on Nigeria approving same-sex marriage on the condition of aid, Nigerians will reject the aid. As a sovereign nation, we have the right to make laws that suit our country and homosexuality does not threaten our stability. The real threat is Boko Haram and this is what Nigerians are concerned about.”

As the Giant of Africa meets with the world’s most powerful country on July 21, it remains unclear the agreements and compromises that may be reached.

www.punchng.com/politics/buhari-obama-and-same-sex-marriage/

just imagine this tin

what are your names?

My names are daura dulardinho

so this tin dey koret for some people eye ba?

If person wan ask u ur name no be '' what is your name''?

Shortyy:
my name is Goodluck. my names are Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.

lol..Night school..see blunder

I can't do it for my gf.. But i can do it for my wife. If shez very busy..notin bad dere

Flashh:

you wey dey share level of dumb.. Wich rank u dey..

Flashh:
You just vindicated this to yourself.

bros keep quiet na..u no fit defend buhari 4 dis one..see as dem don attack you..sotee u no no wetin u dey talk agn

Flashh:
Hey! Shut the fück up!

Do you think stopping Boko-Haram is just a day job? If is that easy... Why can Jonathan stop them during the waste years he spent?

shut up dia...shut up..u dey craze..we gree say goodluck no fit stop dem...but no be buhari come tell us say e go crush dem within weeks?? Now y u dey talk nonsense

Johnsinia:

I ve never seen a slave who do not believe in his slave master, even if the master is killing him slowly, he will still be chanting his praise. Go on mr Malu slave

The gods close im eyes spiritually

Facebook has opened an office in South Africa, its first in Africa, to further the company’s commitment to assist businesses connect with people and grow locally and regionally

Facebook is already widely used in Africa. Its active user population in Africa has grown 20per cent to 120mn in June 2015 from 100mn in September 2014. More than 80 per cent of users access Facebook from their mobile phones.

“We are inspired by the incredible ways
people and businesses in Africa use Facebook to connect. This momentum in Africa comes on top of strong advertiser partnerships and excellent adoption of our products across all regions,” said Nicola Mendelsohn, vice- president for EMEA at Facebook. “Mobile is not a trend; its the fastest development in communications we’ve ever seen. This couldn’t be more true in Africa where so many people are mobile-only. This new office is a significant milestone for Facebook and our teams want to partner with businesses across the continent,” she added.

Based in Melrose Arch, Johannesburg,
Facebook’s business office will be headed by Ogilvy veteran, Nunu Ntshingila, the company’s new head of Africa, who will start in September.

Speaking about the short-term goals for the new office, Aru Kesisoglu, regional director, MEA at Facebook, said, “Our priority for the next few months is to continue the work we are already doing with some clients in this region. We will work more closely with businesses and agencies to understand the challenges, so that we can build solutions that help grow their business. People increasingly want to be connected to the world around them and desire information about new services and products to better their lives. At the same time, businesses need stronger, more flexible and less fragmented ways of reaching people.”

The technology company will initially focus on growing its business in the major economies of sub-Saharan Africa. It will use Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa as the anchor countries for eastern, western and southern Africa respectively. Support will be extended to Senegal, Cote d’Ivoire, Ghana, Tanzania, Rwanda, Uganda, Zambia, Mozambique and Ethiopia. It will partner with governments, telecom operators, agencies and other stakeholders to deliver localised solutions to advertisers and users across the continent.


source: www.africanreview.com/finance/economy/facebook-opens-first-african-office-in-south-africa

do ur work and get out from dat seat make anoda person enta..u dey probe

na u dey waste ur tym
some people will say i'm always against this man..but what good is he planning to do for Nigerians.?

He has not started any project..he has not even mention when he will start..or something else.. D guy just dey hungry to put pple for prison.. Chai.. Muslims

why u dey tell us?

mehn..dis guy get P.h.d for prison oo..sotee e dey teach maths and english.. Dey no bail you?

Even armed robber dem no fit put am for 10yrs..

Wetin u do.. Abi u be abubakar shekau brother?

Slidoo:
Ur father way no go school... no better reach me..So note... am not a candidate of 3rd class, jux dat my appointed time haven't come.

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Thank God my father is a very intelligent man..and his children are swimming in money.... tank God u talk am wit ur mouth say u dey abj dey hustle?..make ur father proud u no gree..u go get 3rd class..

habbyy03:
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u dey craze...leave dis forum make e go back na

goodluck g.e.j

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You must register to sell (latest)

then dem go do illiterate work for u.. Mumu.. Some of dese politicians dey take alomo

MetroBoomin:
buh once boko haram attacks and kills people you go shift am to buhari cos its under him the attacks are happening, now them dey get small constant light under him u no go shift am to buhari,na goodluck,you be e-ediot!!

we no fit shift am to buhari because we no know say no be him give us constant light..because e no fit do constant lite under 1 month..u dey hear so..and b4 dey swr am in.. We dey get light for here.. And we shift the boko haram to buhari because e neva make attempt..at least jonathan dey try im best.. Pack plenty army go dere go stop dem..but buhari no dey talk abt am self..so y we no go shift am go im side??.. Gej try 4 boko haram for im tym..so now we dey wait for buhari to finish d work. Since e say e fit finish am..so y we no go blame am..?? U dey craze oo..u go skul at all.

Slidoo:
D person who said this need to b really flog.. when am still in d street of Abuja, hustling.

who say make u get 3rd class?

AkinPikin:
These includes Graduates doing security work, and PhDs driving trucks for Dangote, or graduates driving Keke NAPEP.

mayb you are one of them..witch from ur village dey pursue you??

victoreltemur:
lies from the PIT of hell!!! Jobs?are dey referrin to thousand of youths dt has taken to sports betting as means of survival,or those that has gone into kidnappin and armed robbery...dey must b clueless for makin such annoyin figures up!

lol.. You want him to create for everybody in Nigeria abi..Fool..this guy get brain at all..so 469,070 neva do you??

Anyway..the heart of man is desperately wicked. So the heart must be wicked no matter what.. You cant stop evil..even if u stop armed robbers.. You no fit stop witches from village

Ndkings1:
Who were the jobs given to?

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Must you be among the 469,070?

LesbianBoy:
GEJ tried sha! He is also responsibly for the almost constant POWER SUPPLY we now enjoy and yet some mad people are giving buhari who don't have ministers yet, the glory.

they are illiterates now..they no dey think b4 dey talk...