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Young Nigerian Man Weeps Like a Baby as His Elder Sister Makes up for Her Wedding, Emotional Video Goes Viral

A video capturing the emotional moment between a man and his sibling who was to get married has melted hearts While his elder sister was dressed up for the occasion, the young man seated behind her wept uncontrollably It was also observed that the bride tried to comport herself as she wiped a tear at the corner of her eyes Read more:

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Adamawa: Binani Becomes First Female Governorship Candidate, Defeats Ribadu, Bindow, Namdas, Others.

Senator Aishatu Binani of the All Progressives Congress (APC) made history today, as she defeated five male contestants to pick the party’s ticket to become the first female flag bearer of any political party in Adamawa.

In a well contested APC governorship primary in Adamawa State, the serving senator representing Adamawa central defeated former EFCC boss, Nuhu Ribadu, who scored 288, former governor Bindow, who scored 103 and serving House of Representatives member, Namdas, with 94 votes; Wafari Therman and Umar Mustphar scored 21 and  39 respectively, to clinch the ticket.

Announcing the result of the primaries that lasted to the early hours of Friday, the chairman of the primaries committee, Alhaji  Gambo Lawal said a total number of  1130 delegates were accredited and a total of 1011 votes were cast, while the invalid votes cast were 36

He said, “Of the total number of valid votes cast, Senator Ashatu Dahiru Binani scored 430 and having scored the highest number of votes cast, she is hereby returned as the winner of the primary election.”

Church is the Problem of Nigeria, not Mosque – Joe Igbokwe

Church is the Problem of Nigeria, not Mosque – Joe Igbokwe.

1. 96% of mosques in Nigeria do not operate a bank account. (Published by NBS)

2.No Imam owns a mosque and cannot handover a mosque to his children.

3. When an individual builds a mosque, it still does not belong to him but hands it over. He has no say on who becomes the Imam of the mosque.

4.Friday freewill donations are strictly used for charity and mosque maintenance and this is strictly supervised by a council.

5. No Imam in Nigeria has a private jet. (NBS data authenticate this information.)

So, why will any Imam or Mosque be afraid of CAMA? Only those with business empires to protect are afraid of CAMA.

Hypocrisy in the temple stinks to high heavens.

Money is the major issue in the church nowadays. Pentecostal are the worst hit. Medical doctors, Engineers, Academics abandoning their profession for the pulpit. He added.

VERRE DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION LAGOS BRANCH end of the year meeting in lagos state, nigerian (+photo)2021

DURING OUR END OF THE YEAR MEETING  2021

📷Aliyu b Umar : group photo

Thank God for  uniting us and for also keeping us safe throughout this year  

(left)edwin iliya (middle) ayuba cletus and Daniel pacbumpa bengni

aliyu b Umar , Daniel pacbumpa Bengni, Eric p.ugi and edwin iliya

Daniel pacbumpa bengni & mary B.T Bengni

aliyu b Umar & Daniel pacbumpa bengni

📷 Group photo

daniel pacbumpa Bengni & charity Timothy bengni

Abel madugu & Daniel pacbumpa Bengni

chairman mr. Linus iliya uh

Bilna koma wereh pellele , na hau rio.,🙏

expect something huge from your boy DaniEl pac

Anticipate  💕 love song from your favorite boy pacnation ft DaniEl Pac   DaniEl Pac a.k.a Djallo-jnr

brief history of verre tribe

The Gwèri or Vere language Were also known as Kobo or Mom Jango, is a member of the Duru branch of Savanna languages. It is spoken across the northern Nigerian–Cameroonian border.

Vere (Gwèri)

Momi and mom Jango

Region

northern Nigeria and Cameroon

Native speakers

110,000 (2000)[1]

Language family

Niger–Congo?

Atlantic–Congo

Leko–Nimbari

Duru

Vere–Dowayo

Vere (Gwèri)

Dialects

Mom Jango

MomiVere is a cultural and geographical cover term that may include several completely distinct language varieties.[2]

The Kobo (in three villages north of the Chamba Leko area) are the only group of people known as Vere in Cameroon. Kobo is spoken in Béka commune, Faro department, North Region.[2]

Raymond Boyd had collected data from an ethnic Samba informant in Tignère speaking a language called Mome or Nya Kopo "language of the mountain", which he had learned from his mother. The lexicon is very different from "Kobo" as documented by ALCAM (2012), although both are clearly Adamawa languages. In this language, 'man' is called vere. However, according to Boyd, Mome or Nya Kopo is a Mumuye dialect. There are approximately 4,000 Kobo speakers in Cameroon. It is also spoken in Nigeria.[Dialects are Mom Jango and Momi (also known as Ziri). These are divergent enough they probably constitute distinct languages. Kleinewillinghöfer (2012) distinguishes three Vere languages:

Mom Jango

Northern Alantika Vere

Vere Kaadam (MomiJango is spoken in the villages of Mayo Ini, Nassarwo Koma, Jumɓaare, Mantunaa, Soncha (Choncha), Bambu, DanWumba, Tɛkɛrɛ, Korkai, Gawì, Zaari, Gerta, Kaau Pindu, Garau, Giwaare, Jagu suwa, Vam guiti, Gogura, Tondiire, and Layinde.marki