ruskiee:

Sickening to see individuals rejoicing over someone dying from battling cancer.
No matter what she or her family may have done, no one should be the judge. God isn't dead.

God bless the dead.

not everyone is religious and ppl have different moral codes. And if there is a God who will judge these people then i think he already did. :-

@Shanice Nizoral

i won't trade words with you here.

oge4real:

After all the battle with cancer, she finally gave up. Though her husband is a tyrant and a thief, Maryan is one of the very few Nigerian women I ever admired.
May her soul rest in peace.

It seems you really fell hard for her PR machine whilst looting.  

No problem. People have fallen for worse humans' PR machine.

There are those that loved Saddam as the Saviour and Father of Iraq.  

ruskiee:

Sickening to see individuals rejoicing over someone dying from battling cancer.
No matter what she or her family may have done, no one should be the judge. God isn't dead.

God bless the dead.

Ewu hausa!!!

When the wicked perish there are shouts of Joy.

[size=28pt]How my wife died – IBB[/size]

Former President Ibrahim Babangida on Sunday narrated how his wife, Maryam, died in a United States of America hospital.

Babangida, popularly called IBB by many, said that he was at her bedside at the University of California Los Angele‘s Jonson Comprehensive Cancer Centre in Los Angeles, United States, where he said she died at the age of 61.

A statement, which was signed by the former military ruler’s special assistant, Malam Ibrahim Ismaila, a copy of which was available to our correspondent in Abuja claimed that Babangida had been by her wife’s beside in the US hospital till her death since her condition worsened months ago.

The statement read, “With total submission to the Will of Allah, we humbly announce the passing away of our beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and amiable friend Hajiya Maryam Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida.

“A statement from General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida’s family announced today that Maryam passed on early this morning at the age of 61, after a protracted illness.

“The former chairperson of the Better Life for Rural Women during her husband‘s years in office had been hospitalised at University of California Los Angele‘s (UCLA) Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Centre in Los Angeles, United States.

“She died beside her husband, General Babangida who has been at her bedside in the US hospital till her death. Mrs. Babangida‘s condition worsened months ago

http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art2009122715381410

@namski, its not funny.
@sagamite it takes only one 2 know d oda so eat dis u a thief, onyioshi, barawo, ole, anenih, okotokoto.
@ruskee tel dn oh

Soooooooooooooooooo! Who cares if she died. My granny just died does dat make news! We all die 1 day! Rubbish

Nizoral:

@namski, its not funny.
@sagamite it takes only one 2 know d oda so eat dis u a thief, onyioshi, barawo, ole, anenih, okotokoto.
@ruskee tel dn oh  

No, you confessed to being a potential thief, that is how I know.

namski:

Ewu hausa!!!

Nwanne biko nwayo nwayo.

But i fear saharareporters.Those guys reported something similar this sometime ago but guys dismissed it.

My question is did she die yesterday or has she been dead for sometime?

“A

statement from General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida’s family announced today that Maryam passed on early this morning at the age of 61, after a protracted illness.

an illness that will surely but slowly extend to all present and past looters. {ouch that hurt}.

Sagamite:

[size=28pt]How my wife died – IBB[/size]

Former President Ibrahim Babangida on Sunday narrated how his wife, Maryam, died in a United States of America hospital.

Babangida, popularly called IBB by many, said that he was at her bedside at the University of California Los Angele‘s Jonson Comprehensive Cancer Centre in Los Angeles, United States, where he said she died at the age of 61.

“She died beside her husband, General Babangida who has been at her bedside in the US hospital till her death. Mrs. Babangida‘s condition worsened months ago

How he must have held a cheque of a billion dollars of stolen money thinking it could pay (or even bribe) for her life. Thieve(IBB), na you go follow soon.

at posting

I’m Alive, Says Maryam Babangida « on: November 17, 2009, 04:51 AM »

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-352999.0.html

Not for that long apparently

Since the news is finally confirmed, I bring out the drinks.  



For the woman that used to do my mum's hair that always had a miserable and unhappy face at all times and died in her late 30s/early 40s of a minor illness. I pour a little liqour and take a sip in celebration.

For the nice woman that lived down the road that lost her only child to malaria and was wailing her plight back in the early 1990s. I pour a little liqour and take a sip in celebration.

For the thousands that die of car accidents on Nigeria's horrible roads. I pour a little liqour and take a sip in celebration.

For the thousands of Nigerians that get harassed and bullied by authorities, cannot afford a lawyer and none is available for free under the state and have to live life broken due to the injustice. I pour a little liqour and take a sip in celebration.

Blue Magic:

Soooooooooooooooooo! Who cares if she died. My granny just died does dat make news! We all die 1 day! Rubbish

Bless your Granny jor. May her gentle soul rest in peace!

Sagamite, abeg I no see shekpe for there. Abeg supply make man high.

So money couldn't solve it  . Big lesson for all living. What lagacy do we want to leave behind?

May her soul rest in peace.

koolchicco:

Nwanne biko nwayo nwayo.

Koolchicco, when I bin see your name, I feel say you must bi nwa afo, but I still cant imagine any sort of sympathy for that woman.

@sagamite,
ESO E, pls i only take palm wine. pour mine inside AKEREGBE jare. no long thingggggggggggg.

namski:

Sagamite, abeg I no see shekpe for there. Abeg supply make man high.

Bros, abeg, sorry. Take your pick and join us in the shayo.  

ode remo:

@sagamite,
ESO E, pls i only take palm wine. pour mine inside AKEREGBE jare. no long thingggggggggggg.

Eso, broda mi, shim gbadun ara mi bin she wa. Ken mu ogogoro kan fun ra wen!

@namski
Abeg try high, na she be first 2 die? As 4 me i just hear am 4 network news this nite.
Anyway may her soul rest in perfect pieces peace lol

Sagamite:

Bros, abeg, sorry. Take your pick and join us in the shayo.  

Eso, broda mi, shim gbadun ara mi bin she wa. Ken mu ogogoro kan fun ra wen!

Correct guy. Na now you come.

Sagamite:

Bros, abeg, sorry. Take your pick and join us in the shayo.

Eso, broda mi, shim gbadun ara mi bin she wa. Ken mu ogogoro kan fun ra wen!

Ol' boy na wife supermarket be dat? I now see ur anger with Marian

Mr. Cartha:

Ol' boy na wife supermarket be dat? I now see your anger with Marian

You no see as she boku. I dey feed my wife well well.

Sagamite:

Since the news is finally confirmed, I bring out the drinks.  



For the woman that used to do my mum's hair that always had a miserable and unhappy face at all times and died in her late 30s/early 40s of a minor illness. I pour a little liqour and take a sip in celebration.

For the nice woman that lived down the road that lost her only child to malaria and was wailing her plight back in the early 1990s. I pour a little liqour and take a sip in celebration.

For the thousands that die of car accidents on Nigeria's horrible roads. I pour a little liqour and take a sip in celebration.

For the thousands of Nigerians that get harassed and bullied by authorities, cannot afford a lawyer and none is available for free under the state and have to live life broken due to the injustice. I pour a little liqour and take a sip in celebration.

Ureally know how to manage drink. Of all the drink you gathered you are pouring little drink.
May her soul rest in peace

Sagamite, let me join you take a sip

for the bastardize education under IBB

for millions of unemployed graduates

for many more millions working but cannot feed their families and send their kids to school

for many widows, fatherless, motherless and orphans courtesy of IBB

I take a sip

God bless the dead,

Alxmyr:

Ureally know how to manage drink. Of all the drink you gathered you are pouring little drink.
May her soul rest in peace

I meant pour a little liquor to the earth to remember the dead poor, and drinking in celebration for one of the key families in their suffering's loss.

You know when gangster pour liquor for their fallen friends.  

How I go pour large amount? I go drink the rest. The thing expensive na.  

Rest in peace, mrs better life for rural dwellers

Sagamite:

Since the news is finally confirmed, I bring out the drinks.



For the woman that used to do my mum's hair that always had a miserable and unhappy face at all times and died in her late 30s/early 40s of a minor illness. I pour a little liqour and take a sip in celebration.

For the nice woman that lived down the road that lost her only child to malaria and was wailing her plight back in the early 1990s. I pour a little liqour and take a sip in celebration.

For the thousands that die of car accidents on Nigeria's horrible roads. I pour a little liqour and take a sip in celebration.

For the thousands of Nigerians that get harassed and bullied by authorities, cannot afford a lawyer and none is available for free under the state and have to live life broken due to the injustice. I pour a little liqour and take a sip in celebration.

May your own soul in advance RIP

OAM4J:

Sagamite, let me join you take a sip

for the bastardize education under IBB

for millions of unemployed graduates

for many more millions working but cannot feed their families and send their kids to school

for many widows, fatherless, motherless and orphans courtesy of IBB

I take a sip

Bros, e go better for you.

Their legacy na many things. See how my people dey live.

[flash=400,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch/v/YED4sf6b9r4[/flash]