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mzilakazi:Okay, keep making up stories just to please urself. However, the fact is it not everyone that loves this current Nigeria Goverment. And a great number of this people have access to popular online platform and they are ever ready to sabotage this Government just to get few click. |
mzilakazi:Your wish! However, that statistic you are quoting was from last year when they killeed over 2000 unharmed and innocent people overnight in Bama village. They took over that village and mined the surroundings, but they paid heavily with their lives when the NA came to sack them. Ever since that day, they never take over any territory cos they know the consequence. |
mzilakazi:Only God know where u get ur info. Desperate person getting desperate info from overly desperate bloggers= Information full of lies. |
africaken:Okay. |
africaken:Ok, is it for Kenyan Airforce? |
africaken:FOR WHICH COUNTRY? |
Firefire:This is an irrefutable evidence that you never listen in class when they were teaching Comprehensive English. A simple sentence you can not understand! |
Did anyone spot the snake in that pics?
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Only in Africa!!! |
Favolly:But some people will still fail it if they did not see the answer by the first commenters... |
Lets see if you can answer this within ten seconds!
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prophetone:The bastard even said they can never be arrested for treason if they come to Nigeria ![]() |
This is a total mockery of our judicial process! |
Vikkie14:The fact is there is nothing the West has to offer us aside some stupid aids in our IDP camps or some extremely redundant training of our soldiers (what do they want to teach them that they haven't know already?). I mean without the platform to fight with, all those training are useless. If they have provided those platforms for us we wouldn't have needed them giving aids to people in IDP camps. But no they prefer us wallowing in poverty and our soldiers dieing unnecessarily so they can keep their stupid aids coming. The best thing for Nigeria is to review its relationship with Russia so we can get better weapons. I believe we will be well received by the Russians cos they really need money for their ailing economy. |
Joejonah:It is retards like you that keeps this country in darkness. Over 100 people died in that incident and you are here spewing "don't touch my anointed thrash". Some people are responsible for that collapse by not doing their job well and they should be punished. First of all illegal storey was added to that structure which the government did not accept. Secondly, the church securities had the audacity to prevent NEMA officials from rescuing the people trapped inside before security officials intervene. They should be punished accordingly since no one is above the law. Not even TB Joshua! |
bidexiii:I just watched that video too. I really don't blame the soldiers for the defeat but rather our Air Force. The soldiers came under heavy fire power for several hours and no single fighter plane is seen in that area from daylight till night. Not even our Alpha Jet (that are suppose to be in the museum). We really need to work on the Airforce cos they are the backbone of modern military, without them there is nothing that the soldiers can do and unfortunately our soldiers will continue to die from those bastards. Just imagine what a fighter jet would have done in that area if it were present. Or an advance drone packed with precision guided equipment. Or an attack helicopter. The Boko Boys came in literarilly dead trucks and all there soldiers were packed together like sardines and throughout the operation no jet was seen. Can't Nigeria purchase Russian's fighter jets if the West refuse to sell to them? I know they will be more than willing to help. |
Thanks to God o. Meanwhile, Federal University Dutsinma (FUDMA) is resuming after its students spend more than 5 months seemingly endless and over boring break. There is God ooo. ![]() |
All this nonsense happened during Jonathan's tenure. |
OZAOEKPE:They did not give u any home training at all!!! |
Some people go dey form James Bond for road. Nigeria needs to integrate a speed limit system ASAP! |
Banbe ![]() |
Hilarious!
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Tanzania's newly elected President John Magufuli has cancelled independence day celebrations, and has ordered a clean-up campaign instead. Should Nigeria also scrap if too? It would be "shameful" to spend huge sums of money on the celebrations when "our people are dying of cholera", he said, state television reported. Cholera has killed about 60 people in Tanzania in the last three months. This will be the first time in 54 years Tanzania will not hold celebrations to mark independence from the UK. Mr Magufuli's party, Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), has governed since colonial rule ended on 9 December 1961, winning a new mandate in elections last month. Many people were caught by surprise by Mr Magufuli's announcement but have welcomed the move, the BBC's Sammy Awami reports from the main city, Dar es Salaam. They feel it shows his commitment to ending lavish spending and tackling the cholera outbreak which has caused widespread concern, he says. But it remains to be seen whether people will heed his call to spend independence day cleaning up their residential areas and work-places, our reporter adds. Independence day celebrations are usually marked with a presidential address, a military parade and performances by music groups at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam. MPs party targeted Mr Magufuli's spokesman Gerson Msigwa did not say how much would be saved by cancelling the event but said the money would be spent on hospitals, and the fight against cholera - a major problem in poor areas where there is a lack of proper toilets. Mr Magufuli has announced a range of cost- cutting measures since he took office, including a ban on unnecessary foreign travel by government officials. Last week, he ordered the cost of a party to inaugurate the new parliament to be slashed from $100,000 (£66,000) to $7,000. He also sacked the head of the main state hospital after finding patients sleeping on the floor during a surprise visit to the facility. Mr Magufuli beat opposition candidate Edward Lowassa in last month's election to become Tanzania's fifth president since independence. Nicknamed "The Bulldozer", Mr Magufuli is reputed to be a no-nonsense, results-driven politician. He was the works minister, before being elected president. Source: www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-34909111 Should Nigeria also follow-suit and spend those monies in reasonable areas? |
To me it seems so backward for Nigeria or Africa to keep on celebrating and wasting scarce resources on Independence day celebration. The United State of America were once a colony of Britain but do they still celebrate their hard earned independence till date? No! #scrapindepencecelebration |
Tanzania's newly elected President John Magufuli has cancelled independence day celebrations, and has ordered a clean-up campaign instead. It would be "shameful" to spend huge sums of money on the celebrations when "our people are dying of cholera", he said, state television reported. Cholera has killed about 60 people in Tanzania in the last three months. This will be the first time in 54 years Tanzania will not hold celebrations to mark independence from the UK. Mr Magufuli's party, Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), has governed since colonial rule ended on 9 December 1961, winning a new mandate in elections last month. Many people were caught by surprise by Mr Magufuli's announcement but have welcomed the move, the BBC's Sammy Awami reports from the main city, Dar es Salaam. They feel it shows his commitment to ending lavish spending and tackling the cholera outbreak which has caused widespread concern, he says. But it remains to be seen whether people will heed his call to spend independence day cleaning up their residential areas and work-places, our reporter adds. Independence day celebrations are usually marked with a presidential address, a military parade and performances by music groups at the National Stadium in Dar es Salaam. MPs party targeted Mr Magufuli's spokesman Gerson Msigwa did not say how much would be saved by cancelling the event but said the money would be spent on hospitals, and the fight against cholera - a major problem in poor areas where there is a lack of proper toilets. Mr Magufuli has announced a range of cost- cutting measures since he took office, including a ban on unnecessary foreign travel by government officials. Last week, he ordered the cost of a party to inaugurate the new parliament to be slashed from $100,000 (£66,000) to $7,000. He also sacked the head of the main state hospital after finding patients sleeping on the floor during a surprise visit to the facility. Mr Magufuli beat opposition candidate Edward Lowassa in last month's election to become Tanzania's fifth president since independence. Nicknamed "The Bulldozer", Mr Magufuli is reputed to be a no-nonsense, results-driven politician. He was the works minister, before being elected president. Source: www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-34909111 |
This scenario is not only peculiar to African culture. Even in the West it is offensive and disrespective to offer or receive something with the left hand. |
bidexiii:Putin called Turkey's action "a stab in the back by accomplices of terrorist". And the action would have consequence on both countries relation. |
Henry240:Harming those pilots will give the Russians the opportunity to pound them very well. But that jet doesn't look SU-24 to me. |
mzilakazi:SADF defeating Russia, USA most feared country on earth? U are a great comedian! |
Henry240:They are so dead either way. |
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