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They hate everyone. Best part in the article "Lack of intellectual capacity of the average evo and a lack of awareness of our cultural values. We are the type that look to outsiders for solutions to our problems, and are we quick to pass the blame to others for our problems; Even to persons who have never been responsible for an overt act of marginalisation towards our people. Is, therefore, any Igbo person will hate Bola Tinubu in Lagos? Sure, one can make an argument for the Igbo being indifferent towards his person. However, even at that, the man is an entrepreneur and, of course, a powerful politician – characteristics that are far more likely to elicit feelings of hate and contempt from the average Igbo man. They call him a bigot or tribalist, with evidence in social media and in persons. In fact, if anything, the evidence of his political career suggests a man who favours tribalism and corruption over competence or religious considerations. |
Like seriously who those that. They're terrorist That the bank accounts frozen by this honourable court in this case are suspected to be involved in transactions bordering on terrorism financing and that the said accounts are being investigated by the Central Bank of Nigeria in that regard.” DSS should arrest the stupid judge. He is probably from the East supporting his fellow terrorist |
Fayose the Coward Reasoning with a drunkard is like Going under water with a torch to seek for a drowning man. |
Mtwss Why is he even responding to fake news peddlers |
Lol |
Awesome. Much of the social history of the Nigeria, before Buhari, has been a history of replacing what worked with what sounded good. Congratulations imaan. Appointment well deserved. Another win for gender equality in Nigeria A holder of BSc (Sociology), Masters of Arts (Management) and Masters of Business Administration (MBA) degrees, Mrs Sulaiman-Ibrahim, hails from Nasarawa State. Children of hate and bitterness over to you. You will never, never be happy in your little miserable life's. If only jealousy, greed, hatred, and scam is all u know. |
Fake News |
Stupid man |
Welcome to Maiduguri. |
No need for any restructuring. What Nigeria need is war against indiscipline |
Hmm El rufai |
Meaning what? ![]() |
Why spreading fake news |
DCN? Nobody heard about una |
Spreading fear and anger |
JoeEeL:Ain't you? Durrr |
Cutiekatty:for what |
Pls stop spreading misleading information
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APC |
AlexBells:well u better start buying weapons yourselves because the FG bought tucano because of you people |
Mastakija: ![]() |
Sharrap. During Badluck embele jonathaf, Boko Haram did worse. bombed churches and mosques filled with people. Killed 500 people in one swoop and we know who are supporting boko haram indirectly. We will expose them in due time. |
Danger95:because they actually didn't do it, with their own bare hands, themselves that's why i call it a conspiracy. U remembered Igbo was captured supplying weapons for Boko Haram and bandits |
It's a global conspiracy against the North the US, Israel, UK, South East are involved but, |
LeeSantos:security clearance |
Monday, November 30, 2020 Slain Borno farmers didn’t get clearance to work on rice fields: Garba Shehu The Buhari administration appeared determined to deflect responsibility for the weekend carnage that left 110 villagers killed. Presidential spokesman Garba Shehu says farmers who were slaughtered on a rice field in Borno’s Zabarmari village should have obtained military clearance before resuming farming activities in the area. Mr. Shehu who spoke to BBC newsday said the government was sad about the tragic incident, but added that the “people need to understand what it is like in the Lake Chad Basin area.” He claimed that though much of the area has been liberated from Boko Haram terrorists, there are still a number of spaces that have not been cleared for the return of villagers who have been displaced. “The truth has to be said. Was there any military clearance from the military who are in total control of the area?” Mr. Shehu queried. “Did anybody ask to resume activity?” Mr. Shehu emphasised that he had been briefed by military authorities that the villagers did not seek military advice before exposing themselves to “a window that the terrorists have exploited.” “So ideally, all of these places ought to probably be allowed to pass through proper military clearance before resettlement or even farmers resuming activities on those fields,” he said. The presidency’s apparent misspeak comes barely 48 hours after Peoples Gazette reported that at least 43 rice farmers were beheaded by terrorists while working on their farms. Subsequent reports indicated that the fatalities was around 110 persons with some women also abducted by the marauders. Mr. Shehu’s comment may be viewed as unempathetic and insensitive, even for a government that has become notorious for refusing to take responsibility for obvious failures of governance and always seeking to shift blame. https://peoplesgazette.com/slain-borno-farmers-didnt-get-clearance-to-work-on-rice-fields-garba-shehu/?utm_source=ReviveOldPost&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ReviveOldPost |
Yoruba the most intelligent people in Nigeria |
They're the one funding Boko Haram. |
Kondomatic:Sai Baba |
Good idea |
if not for democracy this thug will have been hanged for putting people life at risk and scamming them. Common petty street thug, insulting someone who is better than his whole region |

