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Geraura here |
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Those who own that sole are afraid the blessed son from the land of the rising sun. FFK my role model, Nnamdi Kanu my hero. Long live BIAFRA my fatherland.
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Where is lalasticlala? |
Ndi igbo ndeewo nuooo
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Chief of Defence Staff, General Abayomi Olonisakin, revealed on Thursday, that the military does not have any report on the abducted Chibok girls. The Chibok Secondary school girls have been in captivity for over 500 days, since the Boko Haram insurgents kidnapped them in April 2014. In spite of their continued stay in Boko Haram’s captivity, the Army says little headway has been made on their rescue. General Olonisakin disclosed a few details of the efforts to rescue the Chibok girls, to journalists after addressing officers of the Nigerian Navy at a one-day seminar in Abuja. He said that interrogation of females rescued has not yielded the desired result, thus far. “So far, we don’t have any report concerning them (Chibok girls), but of course, we have some Boko Haram terrorists, who have surrendered. Among them are women and children. “We have collection point for their wives and children and we are moving them to areas where we can profile and identify them and ensure that they are not really involved in Boko Haram activities.” Source=> http://www.thetrentonline.com/nigerian-military-finally-admits-it-has-no-clue-where-chibok-girls-are/
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Truth.
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Chief of Defence Staff, General Abayomi Olonisakin, revealed on Thursday, that the military does not have any report on the abducted Chibok girls. The Chibok Secondary school girls have been in captivity for over 500 days, since the Boko Haram insurgents kidnapped them in April 2014. In spite of their continued stay in Boko Haram’s captivity, the Army says little headway has been made on their rescue. General Olonisakin disclosed a few details of the efforts to rescue the Chibok girls, to journalists after addressing officers of the Nigerian Navy at a one-day seminar in Abuja. He said that interrogation of females rescued has not yielded the desired result, thus far. “So far, we don’t have any report concerning them (Chibok girls), but of course, we have some Boko Haram terrorists, who have surrendered. Among them are women and children. “We have collection point for their wives and children and we are moving them to areas where we can profile and identify them and ensure that they are not really involved in Boko Haram activities.” Source=> http://www.thetrentonline.com/nigerian-military-finally-admits-it-has-no-clue-where-chibok-girls-are/
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paramakina202:IDIOT |
BlackrulesDworld:YOU ARE A BIG FOOL BACK TO SENDER GO TO HELL FOR ALL I CARE.
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mtcheeeeeeeeew
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mtcheeeeew
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If musa is celebrating his 23rd birthday, Lai Mohamed will oneday celebrate his 43rd birthday.
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Storeburn:> Or ADONBILIVIT
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Some timid fellows who have never crossed the boarders of Afrca are disgracing themselves here. Concrete roads have always been the best. This is just the underground constructions (base), asphalt will later be used on the top. This will be more reinforced than any other road done through normal construction.
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UNGA abi na ONGA stew? |
The section with the highest number of senseless ethnic bigots. 1. POLITICS Quote me anywhere.
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OP smoking ganja weed since the days of Sani Abacha. QUOTE ME ANYWHERE.
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Liar, Am an ABA born breed . Pdp rules in my state, Abia, Apga is the opposition party here. We dont even know if Apc exists.
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Thank God he didn't meet that Antichrist .
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Am I the only one seeing the snake shaped jewellery on her forehead ? |
LAGOS SEPTEMBER 19TH (URHOBOTODAY)- Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has began the implementation of the planned sack of over two hundred staff. Following what industry observers have termed “ethnic cleansing” of those employed during the tenure of former President Goodluck Jonathan. The 25 people in the first batch of staff to be sacked have been given their dismissal letters, most of them cut across junior and management staff, who were employed by the last administration of Mr. Patrick Akpobolokemi, and the former DG, Mr. Temisan Omatseye, were dismissed by the agency yesterday. A list of the sacked staff made available indicates that most of affected staff are from the South South and South East geo-political zones. This according to maritime industry watchers, is nothing but victimization. A notable maritime expert, Barrister Cajitan Ilomuanyan, said “this act is very unfortunate as much as it is audacious”. Speaking further, ilomuanya asserted that the sack of workers from a particular region is selective and cannot be justified; “what we are witnessing since the emergency of Mr. Haruna Baba Jauro is demotion of staff while he is promoting people of his region; this no doubt is creating problem for President Buhari, as this tend to create an impression that the President is against other ethnic regions”. Nonetheless, all attempts to contact the Deputy Director and Head of Public Relations of NIMASA, Hajia Lammy Tumaka, proved abortive, as all calls placed to her numbers were not answered or returned. 234 Press Nigeria. Source=> http://urhobotoday.com/?p=18882
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LAGOS SEPTEMBER 19TH (URHOBOTODAY)- Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has began the implementation of the planned sack of over two hundred staff. Following what industry observers have termed “ethnic cleansing” of those employed during the tenure of former President Goodluck Jonathan. The 25 people in the first batch of staff to be sacked have been given their dismissal letters, most of them cut across junior and management staff, who were employed by the last administration of Mr. Patrick Akpobolokemi, and the former DG, Mr. Temisan Omatseye, were dismissed by the agency yesterday. A list of the sacked staff made available indicates that most of affected staff are from the South South and South East geo-political zones. This according to maritime industry watchers, is nothing but victimization. A notable maritime expert, Barrister Cajitan Ilomuanyan, said “this act is very unfortunate as much as it is audacious”. Speaking further, ilomuanya asserted that the sack of workers from a particular region is selective and cannot be justified; “what we are witnessing since the emergency of Mr. Haruna Baba Jauro is demotion of staff while he is promoting people of his region; this no doubt is creating problem for President Buhari, as this tend to create an impression that the President is against other ethnic regions”. Nonetheless, all attempts to contact the Deputy Director and Head of Public Relations of NIMASA, Hajia Lammy Tumaka, proved abortive, as all calls placed to her numbers were not answered or returned. 234 Press Nigeria. Source=> http://urhobotoday.com/?p=18882
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