Islandlady:
Lol most of those forcing Obi Pandora on us are yeebos! I don't know why they are no longer clamouring for Biafra or death. . . They now wants to be president of the zoo nation in their lil dreams

Make sure you get your facts straight before making comments. This woman is from Kaduna state.

Whenever I hear or see the name Masari, this picture comes to mind.

Is Mararaba now in Abuja? Or it is in Nasarawa state?

post=101870559:
The good ones among them should be recalled, but for the evil and devilish nurses that removed the oxygen from the face of a 3 day old baby in the incubator, they will not only be sacked permanently with their Nursing License revoked, but they will spend a long time in prison.

Those ones are not nurses, they are murderers.
If you are in support of such act, you are nothing but a heartless murderers also.

We Rise!

Very foolish comment. Do you think nursing licences are being withdrawn on nairaland? You make so much mockery of your intelligence, if at all you possess it. Always confirm facts before making any commentary.

falcon01:
Why cant Nigerian Army shoot well?? They'll be shooting sporadically

Are you ok?

Fahdiga:
It baffles me on how two lovers that danced together on their wedding day will suddenly become sworn enemies. this life no balance at all

Not all married couples danced on their wedding day. infact, some never had a wedding

Why is the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) not included in the closure? The Kaduna state government should enforce compliance across all institutions.

InfernoNig:


Then it's ok. My cousins dog have same issue too. Though it's late now.

Thanks

InfernoNig:
teething or a pathology or related health condition may be the cause. Take it to a vet.

It has been like this since birth. Infact, the vet came around today for general check up and said there is no cause for alarm, but I not just comfortable. Mia is is so healthy and hyperactive.

Mia is 18weeks old, the ears are so flappy and very uncharacteristic of a German Shepherd. Please what can I do?

crazycrypto710:
There's no swimming pool?

There is ( olympic standard).

His name though!
La-teef is a thief

bigpicture001:


Mind your language because you don't have monopoly of insult and abuses.....
If I start with you, it wouldn't end well,the best you could do is drop ur comment and move on.....

I repeat mind your language

You lack common sense with poor manners added to it.
You cannot threaten him to mind his language. Just drop whatever you have and move on kid.

Are you insane or just hungry?

Palmtvng:
The minister of health in Sudan has done the most unexpected on live TV which has got people talking.

A News journalist was on interview with him and all of a Sudden the health minister begins to sleeps and even snore. The News caster stop for a while to detect what is really happening.

This is not funny at all, how is this even possible on live TV?

Watch the Video below
https://www.praizenews.com/minister-of-health-in-sudan-sleeps-and-snores-on-live-tv-interview/

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The most unthinkable! precisely

Hmmnnn! This same foreign rice that Nigerians are told not to patronize and classified as dangerous, unwholesome and poisonous for consumption by the NCS, due to either expiration or poor handling of the product during smuggling, is what they want to share for us.

Hmmnnn! This same foreign rice that Nigerians are told not to patronize and classified as dangerous, unwholesome and poisonous for consumption by the NCS, due to either expiration or poor handling of the product during smuggling, is what they want to share for us.

Remember, the 666 is calculated in scores.



Kindly substantiate or debunk this assertion with scriptural evidences.

What's wrong with the guy with camera? Focusing on the half naked victim, without protecting her identity.

Afonja why?

2017

Poor kid. The heart of Man is desperately wicked

Operation Puff adder.

Just start digging a befitting grave for yourself, while you await the last office.

Nigerians are groaning again in darkness after the national electricity grid suffered a major failure on Wednesday, seizing power supply to homes amidst scorching weather conditions.

The collapse has seen Nigeria’s electricity output dwindle to a meagre 230 megawatts or less for a population exceeding 180 million, PREMIUM TIMES learnt. This was against 4,032 megawatts national average that was generated a day before on May 7.

At least two power generation engineers who spoke with PREMIUM TIMES under anonymity said the faults were still being traced as of Thursday afternoon, and power situation might not return to normal for another 72 hours.

The National Control Centre acknowledged the crisis to electricity distributors on Wednesday evening, promising to get the system back on within a few hours. The centre did not say what triggered the collapse — or how deep it was.

While some distribution precincts received a few megawatts of power from the national grid that were barely enough to light a few bulbs, other parts of the country were plunged into total darkness.

The Abuja Electricity Distribution Company, which distributes energy to homes in Kogi, Nasarawa, Niger and the federal capital, received only 20 megawatts from the national grid for several hours on Wednesday. It was late in the evening that the supply peaked at 70 megawatts. The four contiguous states have at least 13 million people between them.


At about 5:51 a.m. Thursday, the supply dropped again from its 70 megawatts highs, according to power distribution officials. The officials spoke under anonymity to avoid being sanctioned by federal regulators.

The Yola Electricity Distribution Company, which feeds most of Nigeria’s northeastern flank, received zero allocation, according to a disclaimer on its Twitter handle Thursday morning.

A spokesperson for the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) did not return PREMIUM TIMES’ telephone calls seeking comments about the failures Thursday afternoon.

Even though Nigeria generates a fraction of the energy it needs to power the country, consistent power failures have continued to assail the little progress it occasionally records in the sector.


In June 2018, the country was thrown into darkness after the national grid suffered acute gas shortages to fire turbines. The TCN responded swiftly to the crisis, but it took more than 72 hours to resolve the failure
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/329193-nigeria-plunged-into-darkness-as-national-grid-collapses-again.html

See TOMATO JOS

If I could just lay my hands on this thing called Steph Idolor, " I go flog am, flog am , flog am tire wallahi kwa" (But not the type of flogging you are thinking).