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Sunday 24 January 2016

Photos: UK ambassador to Nigeria visits Emir of Kano

UK ambassador to Nigeria, Paul Arkwright and other delegates paid a 2-day visit to Kano recently were they visited the Emir of Kano Muhammadu Sanusi II. Continue to see more photos...



57 comments:

  1. Enter your comment...ok na

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  2. Ok seen



































































































    !brightosman aka fake phyno .#gerarahere

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  3. I know that it must be UK no other country. Hausa fulani people have succeeded in selling Nigeria in the hands of British that's why the worship them as God.
    Buhari and his hausa fulani people are lasser fever virus.





















    #sad indeed

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  4. Seen
    He shud give him one of his daughters as kola
    D ugly one preferably

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  5. Emir of life,he's soooo cool!

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  6. Observed, with all humility and honesty I have feelings for Linda Ikeji and would sincerely wish to meet her in person this year as part of my resolution.

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  7. Wharrefa... I have no interest in his visit.

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  8. All we hear about is This person visits this other person.. Yet nothing Fruitful comes out 4rm all these visits. Nigeria is getting worse by the day.

    Linda I hv arrived, post my comment.

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  9. Nice of them to have visited him.


    ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA

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  10. NICE GESTURE. THESE WHITE PPLE NEED TO START PROSTRATING.

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  11. Hope he had a good stay. He's welcome.

    #LIB ADDICT#

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  12. FIRST..TIME..ONLIB Good for them didn't made an impact

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  13. Dats good! Linda take note!

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  14. U better maintain ur alliance with the British @northerners. Because when igbos go u will really need the British

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  15. Linda its actually British High Commissioner. Thats the nomenclature used by commonwealth nations to refer to the rep of another commonwealth nation. Pls take note.

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    1. Lol. True. Uk has a 'high commission' in Nigeria. Not an embassy. But all follow join

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  16. Linda and LIBers, here are my thoughts. I have been a citizen of Nigeria by birth since 1970. I have never seen or heard of a US Ambassador or British high commissioner visit any traditional ruler except those in the north. I may not be up on the news but this seems to affirm for me what my Biafran victim parents told me - that the British conspired to place the have not northerners in charge of the oil like they did in Burundi and Rwanda and other toasted parts of Africa so that they could take the national resources. You take the underprivileged and make them Lord over those who own the resources as a way to impose an oppressive system that subdues everyone. I dont want to believe that this continues to be the case. Can other LIBers please post visits of High commissioners or senior rank embassy staff from foreign countries to non-northern traditional rulers on LIB so that I can be convinced otherwise about this conspiracy. I am really hot and bothered that this kind of clandestine thought is actually possible by human beings.

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  17. BEAUTIFUL9JADELTABABE.. good hmm anyway me am Justsayingmaownohh via ma LATEST TECNO F7.
    @lindaikeji d lindus am still waiting ohh

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  18. Why is there more foreign presence in the north than any part of the country??... #Just thinking out loud

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  19. Why is there more foreign presence in the north than any part of the country??... #Just thinking out loud

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  20. Royalty is good#Lindangwanu#

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  21. Political idiots

    Rapuluchukwuifenineadigommakings@yahoo.com
    Direct from Delsu.

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  22. owakah (A.K.A. Innosometin)24 January 2016 at 21:07

    noted

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