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Very shameful that Gov did not adhere to his oath of office to secure the lives of OGUN state citizens. Now they are refugees in their own land! |
Instead of eyeballing the Fulani herdsmen killing their people they are having a ball with The BAT in cahoots with The MACBAN Patron who doubles as the Nigerian President. |
Human rights my foot! |
Tadeknkeepcalm:Abeg allow nah......!!! Im laughing soooo hard with my tear glands producing richly and the rest of the household must be wondering what's the matter! Apart ooo yakuba just live your life and ensure your hardhat is on your head when you walk by construction sites and primary school children playground for obvious reasons!!!!! lolllllllzzz |
Ol'boy enjoy your balding pate @newlook! No point denying yourself!! You don't need a Judas to give you up in a crowd!! Your balding pate does the job perfectly well!! Elijah showed the ill-brought boys who poked fun at his balding pate some pepper! God is on your side!!! |
Rossnitti:Frustration that rings loud in your response to my post is the reason your mental faculty went down south displaying gross inability to analyse a matter that simple to understood. I am in no way attached to The House of Windsor but it is an institution that cannot be ignored even long after it has become history. A sensible appreciation of its affairs will not fail to acknowledge so. Maybe you! Quite clearly so! Locate your roots and stop putting up your frustration for all the www to see. |
Extrim:Spotify can buzz off the Nigerian market! We are good with YouTube Music! Spotify never wanted us Nigerians! I recall with angst how frustrating it was trying to use Spotify in Nigeria. Spotify was so wicked and insensitive it would allow me waste so much data downloading the app only to shut me out when I say I live in Nigeria! |
When YouTube music already has the space! Spotify shut us Nigerians out for so long they don't deserve the spotlight here! Kudos to Youtube Music! |
Senate President speaking for The Execitive! Very shameful indeed! |
Just buy a generator! |
Strange set-up! Funds spent training them as specialists to go down the drain! |
We need to be rid of an incompetent National Assembly who should have impeached the inept President Buhari long ago . |
No! |
Lazy blokes in SW had better wake up and ranch cattle, plant tomatoes and onions - they grow in the SW! |
How Thugnor Ayo Fayose still has a large followershipin Ekiti is amazing. |
Hin wan buy what's left after his last outing whose gains are contributing meaningfully to the economy of Dubai. Elections are the only thing in Nigeria Atiku meaningfully invests in. |
dre11:Defend yourself. That is the only language the criminal Fulani understands. The Igede gave the treatment and they ran! C .A.R. did as well. |
Governor Dapo Abiodun does not speak Yoruba well enough to relate with the attackers! |
Kay17:There is a synergy between the two. The criminal activities of Fulani herdsmen which has gone largely unchecked by theBuhari administration for obvious reasons emboldened and softened the ground for banditry to thrive. That is my point. |
SHIIITHOLE:Ghanaians are too patriotic to deal with the issue of smuggling that way! |
Kay17:My point is that roaming cattle gave leeway to banditry. When ranching is done bandits should be out in the cold and we will be in a better position to take them out. |
tutudesz:Clearly, My point remains not understood. It is a given that the first born Wills is heir to the throne. Proper Royal conduct is for Harry to take his place in his assigned role. Anything short of that is improper. You need to understand that in civilised times that we are in thrones are attained by Succession in terms of birth and not by bloodshed! It is not being made a second class son at all! |
Rossnitti:And Ghana the 39th ad infinitum until there is no contiguous Country profiting from activities of smugglers who push goods into NIGERIA without paying the prescribed duties! Do you get it now? |
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun has always been more at home in London than Yorubaland. Ensconced in his black armoured Gwagon he never had to worry about the violent Fulani herdsmen! Pitiable observation! Is that the issue! The Fulani have refused to ranch their cattle and they destroy farmlands and trespass on land not theirs grazing cows thereon. That is the issue he should be talking about. A whole household was wiped in Ayetoro in Yewa by the Fulani and this insensitive statement from the Ogun State Governor! Indeed pitiable!! Abiodun does not deserve a second term for being this insensitive to plight of OGUN State citizens he took an oath to protect! The only language the Fulani understand is tough talk backed up by actions that indicate there is no room for criminality in Yoruba and that there would be dire consequences for them if they persist in violent and criminal conduct! |
She can become RN in the White House her teeth is set on edge her father having eaten the sower! |
Harry miss road. |
tutudesz:Royals with untainted blue blood see The Family as one whole entity and dutifully fit into their roles cut out for them by the Royal Court. |
texazzpete:If you think so. |
Bossontop:Truth is, our destinies are tied to the place, circumstances and families into which we are born. Those three factors push you in the direction of destiny fulfilment depending on your choices per time. Every lifestyle has its inescapable demands. Even the madman must roam! Royals are not born to live and die unsung but King Edward V111 did. That is the path Harry has chosen. |
Tonytonex:Take it from me. What Harry did is not new. King Edward VIII went the same way and things ended badly for him. He was accepted back in death. |
And Togo will be the 38th State! |
BrandBrainBox:It’s all a matter of perception. All it takes is to be comfortable with the circumstances of your birth while doing the needful to make the best of it. |
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