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PapaNnamdi:
I feel the CIA is involved.
this seems like a well planned operation by the USA..

my opinion though

Christmasdon:
I Dont like the way they post her picture.

otokx:
He has the opportunity.

Brandstudio01:
Sir are you saying that this Oshomole of a man is a cat with nine lives?

mysportdab:
He will win again

NwAmaikpe:
We can't really judge her maybe it was her first time. With time she will get better

delishpot:
If they leave una for rich men una go cry if they leave una for poor men una go still cry. For her to dump you for an Okada man shows that you were a thorn in her flesh. She was not looking for wealth but happiness which you did not give to her. Stop complaining and work on yourself else another will leave you and your camry and go for a truck pusher that gives her peace of mind. How long after she dumped you did you buy your car? Pride written all over you.

olaboo123:
These are the first photos of Governor Ambode of Lagos State and Babjide Sanwo-Olu who emerged APC's governorship candidate for Lagos during the week,



Both men met and had a chat at the on-going APC National convention holding in Abuja.


via http://onecornergizt..com/2018/10/photos-governor-ambode-and-babjide.html

ikeno:
how is sharing her story online helping her? I rather see her being traumatized

EggSauce:
The wouldn't have probably done that if it were to be Donald Trump minister or Angela ...... This invasion of privacy and it's very very bad... Not impressed

seunmsg:
Dear Yinka Ayefele,

If truly you obtained all necessary documents and due approvals from relevant government agencies in Oyo state, kindly look for a good lawyer and sue the state government for every single kobo that building is worth. Don't ever make the stupid mistake of leaving everything to God. God will do nothing to right the injustice meted out to you. Go to court and fight for what belongs to you.

Shalomc:
See simple attire of the fiercest military commander in the world..... And the plenty ropes of that who cannot stop ordinary herdsmen and boko haram.

mikky4all:
Why do I think this news is fake and more of popularity request. How do you identified them as muslims. Be rightly guided.

vedd:
It is a well established fact that Buhari is an Islamic fundamentalist. And being the president of Nigeria (which is also very symbolic to his moslem brothers), his daughter could've had no problem wearing the islamic symbol on an occasion like this. More so if she couldn't do without it. But she chose to abide by the rule.

Life is not always about Islamic symbolism, hypocrisy and barbarism.

Duru009:
University of Benin is one of the best university in Africa. Hardly u hear UNIBEN graduate looking for Job!!!

gamaliel9:
Ebuehi and Idowu from this match are better than Aina and Shehu

OboOlora:
Sentiments apart, why have a PhD and keep applying for jobs? He's just too greedy to believe the qualification will make him more employable forgetting over qualification is also a problem and most PhD holders are academicians meant for classrooms and research labs and not offices earning huge salaries.

tosyne2much:
Here ends the journey of a promiscuous lady


I hope she survives and learn her lesson

tosyne2much:
Here ends the journey of a promiscuous lady


I hope she survives and learn her lesson

personal59:
Thursday, September 21, 2017
OPPOSITION TO SUKUK: CAN IS PLAYING ‘DOG IN THE MANGER’
21st September, 2017
PRESS RELEASE:
OPPOSITION TO SUKUK: CAN IS PLAYING ‘DOG IN THE MANGER’

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) issued a press statement yesterday to protest against the Federal Government’s first ever
sukuk (noninterest lease assets facilities) which was announced last week. The statement which was dated 19th September, 2017
was signed by CAN’s General Secretary, Rev. Dr. Musa Asake.
The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) considers CAN’s position demeaning. It is not only infantile, petty and overbearing but also
spiteful and egocentric.

Our position is based on the fact that CAN has all it needs in Nigeria today because the whole system is Christo-Western: education,
the judicial system, the economy, everything. Muslims who were deprived of all their Islamic landmarks and ways of life by the
colonialists are constrained to start the struggle all over again by demanding Shari’ah, use of hijab in schools, Islamic banks, sukuk,
etc. It must be made clear ab initio that Nigerian Muslims had all these before the advent of the British colonialists who changed
everything in favour of Christianity.

There is nothing the Muslims are demanding now that the Christians don’t have already on a platter of gold. It must also be stated
that the Christians do not need the things that the Muslims are asking for. Why should somebody keep blocking his brother from
getting his own share when he already has his own?

The fable of the dog in the manger is quite didactic in this regard. A British dog in the 13th century was fed with meat until its belly
was full. Then the owner took hay (dry grass which only the horse needed and it is useless to the dog) and gave it to the horse. The
dog had eaten and it was now the horse’s turn. Surprisingly, the dog started barking. It jumped on the hay and kept the horse at
bay.

‘Dog in the manger’ has since become an English idiom. We must now ask CAN why it is playing dog in the manger. Shari‘ah is not
for them but CAN screamed until the roofs nearly came down. OIC does not hurt any Christian but CAN shouted to high heavens.
Hijab is for female Muslims alone but violent envy pushed CAN to shout itself hoarse. Islamic bank is for Muslims alone but CAN
labeled it Islamisation of Nigeria. Can CAN give us a list of those who have been Islamised since Islamic banking started in the
country? CAN leadership has become a professional false alarmist, a dog in the manger.

To reject the existence of sukuk pari passu with Islamic banking is like demanding that the agricultural sector should operate without
bringing harvests to the markets or that hospitals should exist without pharmacies and laboratories. Having fought rigorously and
bitterly against the establishment of the Islamic bank in Nigeria without success, our Christian neighbours seek to strangulate Islamic
banks in the country.

We are constrained to ask, “How Christian is the Christian Association of Nigeria?” Every good Christian wants to be like Jesus and
he turns this idea of emulating Jesus to a song. We have no doubt that CAN leaders also sing the song. But how sincere are they
about emulating Jesus? Jesus says, “Love your neighbour according to thy self” (Mark 12:31) but CAN leaders do the exact opposite.
There are lots of good Christians in Nigeria and we interact very well but why must the petty ones always lead them? They are a
belligerent lot, warlike and aggressive. Have they ever seen Muslims opposing a benefit going to Christians? We did not protest when
you started going to Jerusalem even though we know that it is not mandatory for Christians. You enjoy Western banking system,
Western education, common law, etc without any protest from us. Why is it that CAN always cries foul each time we seek parity?
CAN’s claim that sukuk is unconstitutional is false, baseless and misleading. How can laws made by the Federal Government be ultra
vires? CAN is misleading Nigerian Christians. CAN should know what to do if it is unconstitutional. We challenge CAN to go to court
today. It should not wait till tomorrow.

This was how CAN deceived Nigerians in 1999 when it said Shariah was unconstitutional and MURIC challenged it to go to court.
They went to court of course but they beat a quick retreat. They withdrew the case when they found out the truth. But why heat up
the polity all the time when you have the means of finding out the true status of sukuk? CAN likes making noise and we are enjoying
our garrulous neighbour.

CAN calls sukuk a sectional religious financial policy but it forgets that the stock exchange has hitherto been monopolized by
Christian-oriented bonds for decades and the Muslims did not complain for once. CAN loves to permanently marginalize Nigerian
Muslims yet it is CAN that shouts ‘Islamisation’.

If it is true that sukuk implies Islamisation, then the stock exchange is imperialistic Christianisation. But almost the whole of Europe
has embraced the sukuk industry. This includes France, Germany, Italy, Ireland, Luxemburg and Britain. Paris EUROPLACE established
sukuk as far back as 2007 and France has since established the Islamic Finance Commission. Germany issued its first sukuk in 2004.
That was 13 years ago. Ireland’s sukuk assets amounted to 180 trillion euros by 2010. Luxemburg started using sukuk in 2002.
Britain has been using Islamic banking since the 1990s and the Sanctuary Building Sukuk was launched in 2005. The United States
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency recognized the ijarah and mubarahah more than 30 years ago! But has America been
Islamised? According to Bloomberg LP, KFH Research, the global sukuk issuance as at 31st December 2013 was $135 billion but
grew rapidly to $2.004 trillion by 2016.

These are verifiable facts if CAN would eschew its armchair leadership style. Even Google alone is enough but CAN leadership will not
search. They are just interested in rabble-rousing and cantankerous razz-mataz. CAN should seek education. The Bible says “My
people perish for lack of knowledge” (Hosea 4:6). CAN should stop misleading Nigerians and inciting Christians against their Muslim
neighbours.

MURIC calls on Nigerian Christians to either ignore CAN or find out the truth by themselves each time CAN cries wolf. Afterall the
Bible asks Christians to “Investigate everything but hold onto that which is the truth” (I Thessalonians 5:21). Don’t allow anybody to
push you into violent behavior. Don’t allow anyone to make you hate your Muslim neighbour.
Let us eschew primordial sentiments. Sukuk is purely business. We advise Christians to take their destiny in their own hands instead
of allowing warlike leaders to lead them into unnecessary confrontation with Muslims every time. We invite CAN leaders to eschew
bitterness. We should be partners in lending the voice of reason to the national debate instead of constituting clerical nuisance to the
Nigerian nation.


Before we round up, we advise CAN leadership to desist from giving religion a bad name. The word ‘religion’ is from the Latin word
‘religio’ meaning ‘to link’, ‘to tie’ or ‘to bind’. Therefore religion is about linking people together in love and sharing. It is not about
dividing them. Religion is about love, forgiveness, tolerance, giving and taking. Let us be good examples for the young generation.
Our constant bickering has led to too many religious crises. It has pushed our followers to the precipice of war and instigated them
against one another. Why must we live together like two envious wives of the same husband when we should see ourselves as two
sons of the same father? This is the etymological essence of religion.


Professor Ishaq Akintola,
President,
Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC)

mazimee:
Hehehe the kain bench wey England go give am go be self contain.

ignis:
Best media and publicity governor in Nigeria.

WhiteSoup:
Jesus is the only way. Nothing else!

LekkiHost:
President Muhammad Buhari may resign if he does not recover from his ailment soon, sources have reported.
According to Independent, a Presidency source has disclosed that President Muhammad Buhari will pass the baton to his deputy, Yemi Osinbajo, if he does not recover from his ailment soon.

The President has been in the United Kingdom for the better part of the year treating an undisclosed ailment, much to the chagrin of a large part of the population, including a good number of his supporters.

Independent reports the source to have said, “The president is not desperate to cling on to power if his health cannot carry him. I can tell you authoritatively that he has given a timeline that if he doesn’t recover fully on a specific date, he will file in his resignation letter and if you know President Buhari very well, he meant what he said.

“That is why Nigerians who love the president and his efforts in restoring Nigeria’s lost glory should continue to pray for his quick recovery. It will be to our disservice if he dies as some people are wishing him”, he said.

Independent also reported another source as stating that before the President embarked on his May trip to the United Kingdom, he had wanted to dispatch a resignation letter to the National Assembly but a retired general from Taraba state prevailed on him not to do so.

Chief Ebenezer Babatope, former Minister of Transport and chieftain of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), said there was no need for the President to resign as the leading opposition party will prefer if APC brings him to re-contest election in 2019, so as to guarantee their victory at the polls.

“I don’t think we should compound Nigeria’s problem by asking for the president’s resignation. First of all, it is not of his own making that he is sick. All of us must have been sick at one time or the other. If we want to help Nigeria succeed, let us pray for him to recover and come back to do his job.

“We in the PDP are not bothered by his resignation at all. We are even praying that he should come back and re-contest in 2019 because we know that we are going to beat him. But it doesn’t serve anybody’s interest to ask him to resign. Those doing so are just wasting their time”, he said to Independent.

Source: Igberetvnews

http://worldnewsbox.com/2017/08/09/president-buhari-promises-to-resign-if-he-fails-to-recover-soon/

LekkiHost:
President Muhammad Buhari may resign if he does not recover from his ailment soon, sources have reported.
According to Independent, a Presidency source has disclosed that President Muhammad Buhari will pass the baton to his deputy, Yemi Osinbajo, if he does not recover from his ailment soon.

The President has been in the United Kingdom for the better part of the year treating an undisclosed ailment, much to the chagrin of a large part of the population, including a good number of his supporters.

Independent reports the source to have said, “The president is not desperate to cling on to power if his health cannot carry him. I can tell you authoritatively that he has given a timeline that if he doesn’t recover fully on a specific date, he will file in his resignation letter and if you know President Buhari very well, he meant what he said.

“That is why Nigerians who love the president and his efforts in restoring Nigeria’s lost glory should continue to pray for his quick recovery. It will be to our disservice if he dies as some people are wishing him”, he said.

Independent also reported another source as stating that before the President embarked on his May trip to the United Kingdom, he had wanted to dispatch a resignation letter to the National Assembly but a retired general from Taraba state prevailed on him not to do so.

Chief Ebenezer Babatope, former Minister of Transport and chieftain of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), said there was no need for the President to resign as the leading opposition party will prefer if APC brings him to re-contest election in 2019, so as to guarantee their victory at the polls.

“I don’t think we should compound Nigeria’s problem by asking for the president’s resignation. First of all, it is not of his own making that he is sick. All of us must have been sick at one time or the other. If we want to help Nigeria succeed, let us pray for him to recover and come back to do his job.

“We in the PDP are not bothered by his resignation at all. We are even praying that he should come back and re-contest in 2019 because we know that we are going to beat him. But it doesn’t serve anybody’s interest to ask him to resign. Those doing so are just wasting their time”, he said to Independent.

Source: Igberetvnews

http://worldnewsbox.com/2017/08/09/president-buhari-promises-to-resign-if-he-fails-to-recover-soon/

DeYoungJoe:
Do u know the cause of the infirmity?

Fyno:
I am from ideato, dikenafai precisely, so I know Rochas more than you.

So shut up