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fabulous986:
Some people will still prefer to pay for some fixed draws. This shit is not magic. I remember when I started selecting draws people laughed at me. I remember when I had a losing streak in draws people laughed. I said to myself one day I'll get all right. And with the help of my friend Jherry the day has come. Whatever you know how to do keep doing never mind bad results just learn from them.

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boss reason my side make I join shout ewedu too

more blessings to your marriage

my question is... why wait till few months to election before introducing the trade moni scheme ..if it was Pdp the apc would have use Nigerian to attack the program..example is when Good luck Jonathan remove fuel subsidy






ANOTHER ELECTION BUYING FROM APC

lagostaxiguy boss please post ur weekend game please

were is the nude

drama everywhere...... even the country is movie on it own...





just wish our politicians are been pay like civil servant.. and a death penalty is being place for any corrupt politicians u would noticing less or no fight among politicians

Mafizo:
No wonder you ended up as an armed robber

no wonder you too ended up as a terrorist

miss the days I made wooden gun to shoot banger, where two street fight each other .. when we cry for those shoe that show light around it.......... now Christmas is so boring

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LifeIsGuhd:
OP, I think what you're experiencing is termed hyperhidrosis, not so sure... if this condition just started all of a sudden then I'ld advice you see a Doctor.

For the poster above, it is NOT normal. #note: there's a reason I didn't quote you

sorry if I may say... it can also be spiritual

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Bambambiglo:
And you had to quote all that just to type that empty headed comment? smh

apc asslicker

PoliticsNigeria:
@POLITICSNGR

Below is a press statement sent to politicsNGR by the Presidency;

The first thing to say about Amnesty International’s Report: Setting the Record Straight is to thank the organisation for confirming a fact stated time and again by President Muhammadu Buhari that the conflict between herders and farmers in Nigeria is not about religion.

There is equally a confirmation by Amnesty International (AI) that it is being stoked by local politicians and that this whole problem is about scarcity of resources.

Beyond these, the report has raised our concerns about the validity of their evidence-gathering. It is like knowing the facts but drawing the wrong conclusions.

Still, Amnesty International got some of its facts wrong. It is not correct to state in any way that the problem between farmers and herders is a new thing over the last three years. It has been happening for over 100 years. Colonial Powers Britain and France had regularly recorded these conflicts which are available in Archives.

It is equally untrue that government has done nothing. Alleged human rights abuses have been investigated. Clashes have been reduced through government’s actions.

This progress is due to the strong determination of the administration to punish rights violators no matter who they are, including the military through Orderly Room trials, Court Martials and the regular courts.

This administration has given absolute freedom to the National Human Rights Commission and set an important record by paying compensation to the victims of the rights abuses. The Apo Six, for instance, had received compensation to the tune of N135 million. Just a few months back, the President signed the law against torture.

In an interim report in October this year, the International Criminal Court, ICC, stated that:

“The Nigerian authorities appear to have taken concrete steps in fulfilling their primary responsibility of investigating and prosecuting ICC crimes. While there seem to be a tangible prospect of further proceedings against members of Boko Haram including high level commanders, at this time, the same cannot be said of NSF in particular since the Nigerian authorities deny any allegations against the latter.”

Every country experiencing any level of insecurity or insurgency either as a matter of external aggression, or even more sensitively, internal conflict is confronted with complex and sensitive issues. Nigeria is no exception.

The government is very much concerned about the sad and unfortunate loss of lives and properties, and the collateral broken/threatened communal relationships and societal mutual trust occasioned by attacks our nation has experienced.

As a nation, we remain unrelenting in securing our country, and restoring peace in troubled areas. Although the complications that attend internal conflicts are present in Nigeria, the courage to confront both the conflicts and their complexities remain a matter of priority to this Administration.

Indeed, reputable global organisations have recognised that the efforts of our security forces, who work tirelessly to secure our communities, are yielding results. An example of this is the recently published Global Terrorism Index Report, 2018, which acknowledged the effectiveness of Nigeria’s counter-insurgency operations, stating that:

“Total deaths from terrorism in Nigeria fell to 1,532 in 2017, a decrease of 16 per cent from the prior year. The decline follows the 63 per cent drop in deaths in Nigeria in the preceding year, and a 34 per cent drop in 2015. This highlights the effectiveness of the counter-insurgency operations undertaken in Nigeria and its neighbours, Cameroon, Niger and Chad.”

Curiously, the Amnesty International report, “Harvest of Death: three years of bloody clashes between farmers and herders in Nigeria”, appears to be inconsistent with the Report above. Global Terrorism Index Report is considered a credible source even for Amnesty International covering the same period and the same terrain.

However Amnesty International in addition to stating inaccurate casualty figures misleadingly alleges that the government has failed to protect affected communities and refused to investigate, arrest and prosecute perpetrators of these attacks. Nothing could be further from the truth.

This administration has continued to work ceaselessly to enhance security in affected parts of the country, ensure that victims are provided with relief, and that criminals are arrested and prosecuted. It is careless and mischievous to misrepresent the facts and thereby mislead the public.

Our security forces are not going to be deterred, neither will their morale and effort be affected by any tendentious report that mischaracterizes the important sacrifice they make to protect citizens at great risk of injury or death.

It is the global norm and custom that assessors and commentators are fair and factual in their reportage and accounts of incidents and situations so that they do not endanger the lives of security personnel or worsen conflicts. Nonetheless, our security forces will continue to intensify ongoing and new multi-pronged approaches to conflict resolution.

The Federal Government welcomes fair and constructive assessments aimed at dousing tension and promoting mutual communal confidence, safety and security, but rejects inflammatory statements, reports or assessments that stoke tension and deepen mistrust and thereby intensify conflicts and violence.

As part of a more comprehensive intervention and response to the violence and conflict, the Federal Government deployed security forces to affected areas, empanelled fact-finding missions, and repeated visits and engagement by the most senior government and security officials/special forces including the President as well as relocating command and control apparatus to such areas. Further, the National Economic Council established a 10-man Committee on farmers/herdsmen clashes, headed by the Vice President.

These high-level security operations and attention have led to the arrest of many people responsible for perpetrating violence. As a result, relative calm and peace have been restored to many communities. There have been 500 arrests, with many convicted and as a result, relative peace and calm have been restored in many of the affected areas. Of particular note was the arrest and conviction of Alhaji Tashaku Aliyu and others who were apprehended in connection with the killing of 2 priests and 17 worshippers at St. Ignatius Catholic Church on April 24th, 2018 in Benue State. In addition, seven herdsmen that were involved in the kidnapping of a farm owner have been sentenced to life imprisonment by an Ondo State High Court.

Beyond the security measures, President Muhammadu Buhari also authorized a mechanism and released NGN10 Billion for the rehabilitation of farms and farming communities to provide relief to affected areas. During a visit to Nasarawa State in February 2018, the President also reiterated his condemnation of the violent conflicts and their perpetrators and his administration’s commitment to protecting citizens and mitigating their losses. He said:

“I also want to assure the people of the North Central and indeed all Nigerians that the federal government is working day and night to ensure peace and stability return. We have deployed additional resources to all the affected areas to maintain law and order. The attacks by suspected herdsmen and other bandits will not be tolerated. I appeal to all Nigerians to refrain from reprisal attacks. The security agencies have standing instructions to arrest and prosecute any persons found with illegal arms. I will once again express my condolences and sympathy to all the affected victims of these barbaric acts,’’

This position was again reiterated by the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, in June 2018 during his visit to Plateau State, where he held meetings with community leaders and condoled with the people.

A vital component of our successes or any success in similar conflicts is accurate reporting and credible intelligence. We encourage reporters to be accurate and citizens to provide information about known or even suspicious activities or persons to ensure we succeed in preventing attacks, and eliminating this scourge.

Finally, and in the interest of openness, the Federal Ministry of Justice is analysing the Amnesty International Report for further responses, and actions where applicable and necessary.

The Federal Government also appeals to communities not to be provoked or inflamed by this misleading report to seek or pursue reprisal action against others within their communities, but to remain assured that the government will continue to take steps to secure citizens and promote amicable conflict resolution as well as peaceful co-existence.

https://politicsngr.com/presidency-reacts-amnesty-internationals-report/

the president body language during herds men and farmers clash... proof that he was in support of the herdsmen... as no herdsmen was arrested by the authorities

lagostaxiguy:
That's a fallacy, gambling or punting has nothing to do with large capital base, if it were, billionaires in the UK won't have to work since some bookies pay out as much as 1 billion naira unlike Nigeria where maximum is about 40 to 50m , infact large capital can lead to ruin and bankruptcy, you only need capital for real business where you have a fair idea of the outcome.

Please don't get me wrong, sometimes when I feel lucky I place bets as much as 100k or more but I have NEVER deposited that much since I started punting, the maximum I have deposited is 10k, I only stake large with residuals of my winnings (if you check most of my screenshot, I always have a balance btw 300k and 400k I don't withdraw) which I also still don't think it's a good idea.

The problem we have is stupid targets and impatience, if you start with as little as 1k or even less you are most likely going to break even in no time, don't forget, every win is a win in gambling even if your 1k can bring you only 100 naira addition, it's a win, the same 1k will bring millions, I have used 1k to win 6.9m just a little below 7 million infact I didn't know I won until 3 days after when I logged in to old school bet9ja that doesn't have notification, I can pull up the code if you wish and you'll see it's same style I play, one half, either first or second. Consistency is key and not jumping from multigoal to to over this to straight games etc, as you're jumping from one to the other, you get worn out psychologically and start dashing bookies money and also starts insulting everybody here like alot of people guys do. Lol

I skipped something, I only stake large on live games with stats, I have never staked above 20k on a prematch, it's a crazy thing to do.

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someone show please share any useful information to eradicate them

all I have to say is BUHARI MUST GO

who we compensate those who lost their properties due to fire outbreak from oil pipeline ?



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never believe anything you read on twitter




most people there are competing with liar mohammed

hope this money will not develop wings and disappear

Mariangeles:
It was delicious !

how can I make it

afoltundeseun:
Lemme wait 30 minutes for memships to respond. If he doesn't I will send your details to someone else to credit you.

bros look my side

afoltundeseun:
Can you send me your account details. Lemme forward it along with hayway own to someone else. I can't do the funding now.

So it doesn't look like I don't wanna do it. Expect if you will wait till tomorrow

boss I loyal too ooo...... show love reach my side oooo

Forty years ago, China introduced major economic reforms - lifting hundreds of millions of people out of poverty and leading to it becoming the second-largest economy in the world.
Here's the story of how China changed - in pictures.


1. Wheels and more wheels

This is what Chang'an Avenue - a major street in the capital Beijing - looked like in 1978.
Four decades on, the street looks pretty different.
Car ownership in China has soared - there are now over 300 million registered vehicles in the country - while bike ownership has dropped.
It's a result of China's urbanisation and economic growth - but has also come at a price.
Frequent traffic jams in many cities have led to licence plate quotas being imposed.
And the World Health Organization says more than a million people in China die every year due to air pollution .

2. Money money money

Compare a 1978 shop window...
... with one from this decade.
As China's gross domestic product (GDP) has skyrocketed, its shopping habits have changed too.
Chinese shoppers are among the world's highest consumers of luxury goods.
President Xi Jinping emphasised China's economy - and how it had transformed people's lives - during a long speech on Tuesday marking the anniversary of the economic reforms.

"Grain coupons, cloth coupons, meat coupons, fish coupons, oil coupons, tofu coupons, food ticket books, product coupons and other documents people once could not be without have now been consigned to the museum of history," he said.
"The torments of hunger, lack of food and clothing, and the hardships which have plagued our people for thousands of years have generally gone and won't come back."
There's even a political element to this. As Chinese consumers have grown richer, they've become increasingly influential.
Several companies have been forced to apologise after offending Chinese sensibilities, and while foreign brands are generally coveted in China, more and more shoppers are starting to say they prefer local brands .

It's a sentiment that Mr Xi also touched on in his speech, when he said: "China is increasingly approaching the centre of the world stage."
"No-one is in a position to dictate to the Chinese people what should or should not be done."

3. Families and children

Life has changed significantly for children of the 2010s, compared to children of the 1970s.
For starters, they are likely to live longer -
China's life expectancy was 66 back in 1978, and is now about 76.
They're also more likely to have a better education - literacy rates increased from 66% in the early 1980s to 95% in 2010.
For most Chinese children in the 1970s, going on an overseas holiday would have been almost unthinkable. Today China has the world's largest number of outbound tourists - who spend billions of dollars while abroad.
Chinese students are now also more likely to end up studying abroad.
According to Chinese government figures, China is currently the world's largest source of international students.
One thing hasn't changed as much as the government would like though - the birth rate.
In 1979 - a year after starting economic reforms - the government imposed a one-child policy to try and curb population growth.
Birth rates were declining anyway - but the controversial policy was harshly enforced in some cases.
Couples who violated the policy could face punishments ranging from fines and the loss of employment to forced abortions and sterilisation.
China's population, like those of many other developed countries, is now ageing.
In 2015, the government decided to end the one-child policy and allow couples to have two children.
There is even speculation that the policy may be relaxed further - to allow three or more children - in the near future.
But many Chinese millennials see having more children as too expensive - or a burden on their careers.

4. To market, to market

As economies change, so do people's diets, and what they want to spend their money on.
Here's a marketplace in the central city of Xi'an, back in 1978.
And here's what some of Xi'an's street markets look like now.
Many of the signs are advertising meat dishes - and statistics show meat consumption in China has risen significantly over the past few decades.
Pork, for example, used to be considered a luxury food reserved for special occasions - now, figures suggest the average Chinese person will consume about 40kg of pork per year.


SOURCE: BBC NEWS.

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