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Jacksparr0w127:
This Davido boy and long story be like 5&6. He wasn't thought summary back in school

LOL

I DONT SET: HUNTER HAS BECOME THE HUNTED

Enemyofpeace:
Na dem,the Igbos destroying Nigeria since 105AD

The suspect who is an Ijaw from Arogbo town in Ondo State was arrested after he came out of the creeks to enjoy his loot.

HOW WAS IT DISCOVERED?

IS HE DEAD?

GOOD, OTHERS SHOULD BE SENTENCE TOO

I love this woman, i always dishing it HOT no matter who is in charge.

lexy2014:
if she fought Jonathan and didn't fight buhari, u will say she's biased. It shows d consistency in her beliefs which transcends religion and ethnicity. This country isnt about jonathan or buhari. We shuld learn to say d truth if a public official isnt doing his job, whether he is our "brother" or not. D issue she raised is valid, cos how can a man as highly placed as d SGF steal from IDPs, yet d President saw nothing wrong with that. Ideally, d SGF ought 2 have been suspended pending d outcome of d investigation. Guess what, d President didn't raise a finger

I thank God for people like you. u just said my mind

likemind

NwamaziNwaAro:

Only 2 pictures with your father in this digital age
and you have thousands of yours with Ice Prince, Inyanya and Dammy Krane and plenty more dudes on Instagram and Facebook.

Warped priorities.

RIP sir.

Yvonne was probably not proud of her father or he saw her as a black sheep.

Maybe she was raised by her mum; single parents things

The appearance of fake news on websites and social media has inspired scientists to develop a "vaccine" to immunise people against the problem.
A University of Cambridge study devised psychological tools to target fact distortion.
Researchers suggest "pre-emptively exposing" readers to a small "dose" of the misinformation can help organisations cancel out bogus claims.
Stories on the US election and Syria are among those to have caused concern.
"Misinformation can be sticky, spreading and replicating like a virus," said the University of Cambridge study's lead author Dr Sander van der Linden.
"The idea is to provide a cognitive repertoire that helps build up resistance to misinformation, so the next time people come across it they are less susceptible."
The study, published in the journal Global Challenges, was conducted as a disguised experiment.
More than 2,000 US residents were presented with two claims about global warming.
The researchers say when presented consecutively, the influence well-established facts had on people were cancelled out by bogus claims made by campaigners.
But when information was combined with misinformation, in the form of a warning, the fake news had less resonance.
Fabricated stories alleging the Pope was backing Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton sold weapons to the so-called Islamic State group were read and shared by millions of Facebook users during the US election campaign.
The world's largest social network later announced new features to help combat fabricated news stories, and there is pressure on Google and Twitter to do more to tackle the issue.
Meanwhile, German officials have reportedly proposed creating a special government unit to combat fake news in the run-up to this year's general election, while a senior Labour MP only last week warned that British politics risks being "infected by the contagion".
What is fake news?
The deliberate making up of news stories to fool or entertain is nothing new. But the arrival of social media has meant real and fictional stories are now presented in such a similar way that it can sometimes be difficult to tell the two apart.
There are hundreds of fake news websites out there, from those which deliberately imitate real life newspapers, to government propaganda sites, and even those which tread the line between satire and plain misinformation, sometimes employed to suit political ends.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-38714404

MUMU PEOPLE THAT DON'T HAVE VOTERS CARD.

IVANKA IS BEAUTIFUL

YOUR MUMU NO GET PART 2

GREAT

THEY YEYE BRANCH THAT CHOP MY 1K DURING MY NYSC AT ISE.

This man is not supporting or fighting for any one, all he is after is their own share.

ND is always after "bring lets share" (our oil our money ). Were was he when GEJ and UDUAGHAN an Itsekiri man allocate and paid for the land.


He want to collect another billions of Naira for the same land.

Greed and selfishness is in their blood. I see him going to court to stall the commencement of the university

If he want the money he should go and collect it from Tompolo

this is good, na so china start.

I think more private coy should go into it.
it may not be capital intensive as such

Nigeria’s newest warship, the NNS Unity, is sailing towards The Gambia ahead of possible military intervention over President Yahya Jammeh's refusal to accept election defeat and step down when his term expires on Thursday.

A Nigerian military source tells the BBC that the patrol vessel is currently sailing off the coast of Ghana after leaving from the commercial caital, Lagos.

The initial aim is to put on a show of force rather than to launch an attack.

Senegal is preparing ground troops ahead of Thursday’s deadline.



The Gambia’s tiny army is no match for the regional powers. In recent years, President Jammeh has been promoting his loyalists, including army chief Ousman Badjie, to ranks beyond their competence.

This has further downgraded its military capabilities.

The regional body, Ecowas, has sad that military intervention will be a last resort to bring an end to the political deadlock in The Gambia.

Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari has been leading mediation efforts to persuade Mr Jammeh to hand power to former estate agent Adama Barrow, who won the 1 December election.

Also,
Outgoing Gambian President Yahya Jammeh declares 90-day state of emergency two days before expected handover

http://www.bbc.com/news/world/africa/live