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IbrahimSkiba:
Use the correction you made, and catch some check in the bank...

IbrahimSkiba:




Me that came third, did I killed myself?

ForeThinker:
[s]A wise girl kisses but doesn’t love, listens but doesn’t believe, and leaves before she is left.

SmartProf:
If you know anything about public health, then you'll realise that the best approach to tackling a disease (either chronic communicable or chronic non-communicable) is through primary preventive measures, of which early detection is necessary for clinical management. There is nothing wrong if the govt want it's workers to know their Covid 19 status, afterall that is global best practice. I am not a fan of conspiracy theories so I wouldn't engage in arguments over Bill Gates and all...cheers!

womenareapes:
I seriously wonder how you guys are copping with them?

SenecaTheYonger:
America is the easiest place for a Nigerian woman to kill a man. She can sleep around and when you divorce her she takes half or all your properties and your kids

womenareapes:
this is what happens when you bring a Naija woman to abroad.

those useless piece of trash called Naija women, when bring to abroad will start claiming feminist because the law favour them.

Guys stop bringing your useless wife to abroad!

this is why I always say foreign women are the best instead of our local piece of shiit full with self entitlement mental disorder

naptu2:
https://m.facebook.com/notes/jadesola-tai-babatola/an-epidemic-nigerian-men-killing-their-nurse-wives-in-the-us-by-abiodun-ladepo/667141363328281

DamnNiggar:
Dammmmmnnnn Niggarrrr

Isoright

opey112:
Must we insult people before we make our point?

Heineken:
their case over hard boss. I pity them.. Those championship English no dey hear word. Na as the England league dey go down, naso dem bad reach... League two bad pass league one, league one bad pass championship, and championship hard pass premier. Sunderland ain't coming anytime soon at all. See Cardiff, hull and co. As it is now boss, hull dey road to league one.

Heineken:
bro can Sunderland really come back? They are in league one now o.

Goldp5988:
Ede is now the first African woman to own a an European football club.
According to a statement on Thursday, Ede has secured 100 percent ownership of Lusitano Ginasio Clube founded in 1911.


Go women, go.

onward4life:
Indians are mainly vegitarians.....

They don't rarely do meat

Johnnyessence:
really karma is a bitch, it will surely backfired.

CanadaOrBust:
Nonsense theory. So why is it killing Brazilians - even their president just tested positive.

See below, what I wrote way back in March

mansakhalifa:
The above statement is laughable at best...

I am sure whoever made it hasn't heard of the term "bolt from the blue".

Lightning can strike even when the skies above are clear and those sort of lightning strikes are far deadlier than the ones that often occur during rainfalls or thunderstorms.

If they should care enough to investigate properly, I am pretty sure that they might end up finding out that there was a thunderstorm several miles away despite the clouds being clear above that particular training ground at that point in time.

JaveLiu:
[s]Dade Police Director Announces ‘Intent To Proceed With The Termination’ Of Officer Seen Striking Woman At MIA


MIAMI (CBSMiami) – The director of the Miami-Dade Police Department has announced his “intent to proceed with the termination” of the officer seen on video striking a woman at Miami International Airport.

Officer Anthony Rodriguez was first relieved of duty while the department reviewed the footage made public by local filmmaker Billy Corben.

Rodriguez was one of the responding officers called to the American Airlines desk on Tuesday, June 30th, due to a disturbance involving a passenger.

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The woman, identified as Paris S. Anderson, 21, was behind the rebooking counter and had been threatening employees, police said.

Upon arrival, police said they observed Anderson yelling obscenities at American Airlines employees.

The arrest report said an officer approached the rebooking counter and contacted Anderson. He then proceeded to walk the defendant away from the ticket counter in order to talk to Anderson.

The service center supervisor, Jose Roman, advised police that Anderson arrived at the gate late for a flight to Chicago and was denied boarding.

Anderson became upset when she was told that the next available flight would not be until the following day.

Roman told police that Anderson went behind the rebooking counter to retrieve her boarding pass and when she was told that she wasn’t allowed to be there she began to threaten and curse the employees.

Roman then told Anderson that she would not travel with American Airlines and that her fare would be reimbursed.

The arrest report said Anderson became belligerent when she was told to gather her belongings and began to yell obscenities at which time she said, referring to Roman, “I should go over there and punch him in his face.”
The report also said that Anderson was told again to gather her belongings so that she could be escorted. That was when Anderson aggressively approached the officer, identified as Rodriguez, “violating this officer’s personal space, bumped this officer with her body and struck this officer with her head on the chin while screaming, ‘What are you going to do.’ The officer immediately took a step back, struck Anderson on her left side of the face with an open hand.”

Legal documents say Anderson was taken to the floor, where she was taken into custody.

Police said Anderson was continuously yelling and turning back towards the officers as she was taken to the police car.

Additionally, police said, that the arresting “officer felt spittle emanating from Ms. Anderson’s mouth. Ms. Anderson was not wearing a face covering as she continued to turn around and yell, additional spittle came into the direction of the officers.”

The arrest report said the officer needed to forcibly grab her by the hair and keep her face pointing forward, in an effort to control her from continuing to spit in the area of the officers.

The report goes on to say that Anderson began to spit all over the protective shield and the backseat of the patrol car.

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue were called after Anderson complained of shortness of breath upon arrival at the police station, but Anderson refused treatment.

Anderson was transported to the Turner Guilford Correctional Center.

Now the focus has turned on Officer Rodriguez’s use of force, which Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez apologized for.

“Look, when I first saw it, obviously it was uncalled for and I need apologize, we need to apologize to the lady that was struck by the officer. Miami-Dade County deeply apologizes for that,” said Mayor Gimenez. “The actions of the officer excessive use of force, cannot be condoned and swift action will be taken against this officer.”

The president of the South Florida Police Benevolent Association said Rodriguez blames Anderson for being “very aggressive.”

“Obviously, she was very aggressive. The officer takes a couple of steps back, she walks into him and walks into this face and does a diversionary strike and he takes her into custody. It was an open-handed slap. If it was a punch, I don’t believe she would have been standing,” said Steadman Stahl, president of South Florida Police Benevolent Association.

Miami-Dade Police Director Alfredo Ramirez said he “shocked and angered by a body cam video.” As a result, he ordered an investigation into Officer Rodriguez, while relieving him of duty.

It took less than a day for Ramirez to decide to terminate Rodriguez’s employment with the department. He released the following statement:

“As a result of an administrative investigation into the officer’s conduct during this incident; it is my intent to proceed with the termination of the involved officer’s employment with the Miami-Dade Police Department. The administrative process to proceed with termination has been initiated.

“The MDPD holds itself accountable for its actions, and this is just another example of our commitment to do just that.”

The state attorney’s office public corruption unit is on the case.

“I am angered when I see abusive or improper conduct by a police officer,” said Miami-Dade State Attorney Kathy Fernandez Rundle.

ELibraryNG:
If you ask me na who I go ask?

On a Serious note, if you have a best friend from the opposite sex, marry the person

Modified. - All those shouting FTC always, how much Una dey collect from nairaland?