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Lionel Messi has reportedly recorded a statement confirming he will stay at Barcelona for one more season. The 33-year-old has been offered a £623 million ($A1.1bn) contract to join Manchester City after handing in his transfer request. But Sphera Sports claim the Argentine has decided to see out his contract at the Nou Camp. Messi’s father, who is also his agent, jetted to Spain this week for face-to-face talks with the club bosses. Source: https://www.independent.ng/breaking-messi-confirms-stay-at-barcelona/
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Let us go back to school ooooooooo Am tired already 3 Likes |
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I'll be as brief as possible. So after going through this thread on Nairaland: https://www.nairaland.com/6043779/kashamu-lets-kind-dead-tinubu#92634773 There's this curiosity in me yearning to be quelled. I have realized that whenever someone dies, especially in Nigeria, we always say don't speak bad abt d dead! Even when it is so glaring that the person didn't lead a so-good life. We tend to sweep every bad deeds under the carpet. And then only focus on somewhat better part of the individual's life. My question is, why can't we talk about the the evils or ills of an individual after death? Is there a particular reason? |
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What do you expect from a country where millions of her educated citizens with a critical and sound mind closes an old General dat is lacking in many intellectual capacity to rule her? I really don't get what we are still doing in this country. 16 Likes 1 Share |
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Is there any hope for our country still? I mean how do these our leaders manage to cope everyday amidst these evils? Don't Dy have a heart? ![]() ![]() ![]() 11 Likes 1 Share |
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Wetin dem come see na? Dem 4 leave am make e dy go down everyday. Wait o, how dem take discharge 10k once? ![]() ![]() ![]() Abi dem run comot d isolation centres? 12 Likes |
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[color=#000099][/color] ![]() ![]() ![]() I have never been dis schoked in my life. Which way Nigeria? The way people lie dese days, it will b difficult to find any honest Nigerian in govt. 6 Likes |
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Lawyers na dem sabi lie na ![]() ![]() ![]() How dem no go manipulate deir own election wen dem b Chief manipulators. Buh on d oda hand tho... Will dis Adesina person say dis of d System favoured him? 3 Likes |
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I wonder what their resolve would be. For a long time our people, especially dose from Delta have been marginalized. Bad leadership n greed has eaten deep into the minds of dose representing us. I doubt anything good will get to d poor masses in dese areas |
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Nigerians and our attitude to fake news sha. 4 Likes 3 Shares |
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Finally our clueless Govt. are beginning to get it right... Should have done this earlier. Not like people care about deir Livescore update every day anymore 5 Likes |
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Lai Lai Mohammed |
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Make dem better no carry dsame leg wey dem use 4 Naija go dere o. |
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This is interesting |
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Obingene:Sir, how was I supposed to know when am not always around? Sometimes I think it's cos of d distance. |
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Heistman:Thanks a lot man 1 Like |
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KristaPretty: It might not be easy keeping her as a casual friend since I loved n still love her. It'd be better if we cut each other off. 1 Like |
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Heistman:I pray u don't experience it! |
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KristaPretty: The thing is I love them both n I value our friendship. I don't know if I should listen to them |
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Sundrus:U had similar experience? |
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So I only See it in Nollywood movies and I never believed it would happen to me. We have been dating for over a year now and due to the nature of my school( A private University), we don't get to see often. I introduced her to my best friend one month into our relationship and since then, we usually hang out together whenever am around. Long story short, When this Lock down began, since my girlfriend's house was close to mine, I strolled down only to find my best friend on top of her........ I gently closed the door without them noticing. NB: My best fried also lives in the same vicinity. Since the incident, over three weeks now I haven't taken any of their calls neither did I allow any of them to visit me. I am confused and I really don't know what to do right now. 1 Like |
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Karlifate:Hence the reason y dat post seems exotic now 1 Like |
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My people perish for lack of knowledge. Requisite knowledge for URGENT PRAYERS for the unconstitutional scam called "The Presidency" in Nigeria by Dr. Ugo Njoku OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF STAFF TO THE PRESIDENT The office of the chief of staff to the president, is not known to the Nigerian Constitution or any law for that matter. However, section 171(2)(e) of the Constitution allows the president to have personal staffs. At best therefore, the chief of staff to the president is merely the head of the president's personal staff like cooks, drivers and media aides. For the avoidance of doubt, staff in the office of the president who are in the civil service of the federation are not personal staff of the president, neither are Ministers. Personal staff of the president which the chief of staff heads, means nothing more than personal staffs. Section 5 of the Constitution vests the executive powers of the federation in the president. The president can either exercise the powers in person, through the vice president and ministers or through officers in the public service of the federation. The express mention of persons through whom the president can exercise his powers, is the express exclusion of persons not mentioned. The chief of staff is not the vice president, a minister or even an officer in the public service of the federation. One begins to wonder on what bases a chief of staff would be exercising presidential powers even to the extent of going to Germany to "negotiate" power contracts for Nigeria. The office of the chief of staff which is not known to the Nigerian Constitution cannot be above the least office in the federal civil service which enjoys constitutional flavour. It was therefore very unfortunate that Nigeria had a chief of staff that attended federal executive council meetings, national security meetings and signed nearly all the documents that emanated from the president's office. If the president intended to abdicate his responsibilities, or is intellectually incapable of effectively carrying out his responsibilities, under section 5, the presidential powers will devolve first, on the vice president, ministers or officers who are in the federal civil service. What Nigeria witnessed in recent times, was a grand abuse of office by the chief of staff. It was a case of taking undue advantage of one's closeness to "an unaware" president, to usurp presidential powers. Those who would justify it on the grounds of loyalty and trust, are abundantly ignorant that in a constitutional democracy, exercise of powers is as provided by the Constitution. We could as well argue that the chief of staff to the Senate president can attend Senate plenaries. Fighting with Aisah Buhari was in order as he was the head of kitchen staff. When then will we wake up from this slumber with all the SANs, Profs and Drs of Law yet no one knew or challenged this. Little wonder prominent men were lobbying for the office even before mallam was buried. Can any serious pupil lawyer now approach the courts to ask that this point be cleared before another pseudo president emerges to rule dictatorially in the octopus name they called "The Presidency". This is if the NBA or the SANs or the Body of Benchers are part of the scam in Nigerianized surrogate presidency we have been subjected to in Lugard's failed and expired amalgamation of diverse nationalities for the gross exploitation of the south for the sole benefit of cabals and parasitic prodigal profligates that have misruled and held this nation hostage. The sins of Lugards and the British Government against the indigenous people of Nigeria will be paid for in full in the near future. The natural laws of sowing and reaping is still alive. Only repentance, confession and restitutions can ameliorate the degrees of retribution for gross conspiracies and sins against others. The earlier Britain starts looking into their sordid past in Nigeria, the better for them and the future of the British. |
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