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Odunnu: was your post for me? Why should i tell you who i am? Young woman grow some brains. |
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Ohsisi= Aloy.Emeka = Adejoro. hahahaha. This person must really have a lot of time on their hands. As old as she is, wooow. I think all what Blazay has been saying is correct. If this person had a job or something substantial, they will not be on the net 24/7 posting something on different sites. To see how vile and insulting she has been on this site, i wonder how she can go on another site as a different personality. Definitely some mental issues going on. |
debrief08:Take your own advise, you will need it seriously when the time comes. hahahahahahhaa. Some people have been played. ![]() |
Definitely, he will be used as the scape goat. They have found the perfect excuse to expunge him out of the HOS. How can someone so brazenly steal, and fight vigorously for the Speakership? Is it because he feels he is an old timer in the HOS. His party leadership have definitely found a way to keep all its people in line. As long as you dont come with your hands clean, you have no right to fight for equitable justice. If Bankole goes down, he and Ihedioha will definitely go down. Having this kind of accusation against him cannot make him and his deputy electable. Checkmate. |
How does the House of Assembly elect a person that should be under investigation by the EFCC? And the wheel turns, Nigerians in the same place they started all over again. ACN voting out Bankole and reelecting another Bankole in a different skin. We dey laugh. Goodluck Nigeria. Democracy indeed. ![]() |
The former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Dimeji Bankole, has opened up on how lawmakers shared the N10bn loan the House took from a commercial bank. Bankole named the former Majority Leader of the House, Mr. Tunde Akogun; the Deputy Leader, Mr. Baba-Shehu-Agaie; and the former Chief Whip, [size=20pt]Mr. Emeka Ihedioha[/size], as the major beneficiaries of the loan. He also listed the former Deputy Whip and contestant for the position of speaker, Mr. Aminu Waziri-Tambuwal; and former Minority Whip, Mr. Femi Gbajabiamila (before he became the Minority Leader), as among the beneficiaries. The former speaker, who made the revelations in a statement by his media aide, Mr. Idowu Bakare, in Abuja on Sunday, denied benefiting from the N10bn. He also claimed that his former deputy, Alhaji Usman Nafada, did not benefit from the loan. According to the former speaker, the House took the loan following a decision by all lawmakers to increase their quarterly allowances (running costs). He said that the decision to take the loan was reached at a closed-door meeting held on March 30, 2010. “The report was approved by the House in executive Session of March 30 2010”, the statement added. Bankole claimed that contrary to insinuations that he and Nafada benefited from the loan, only other principal officers and members shared the money. He insisted that before the increment in quarterly allocation, which necessitated the taking of the loan, he received N100m per quarter while Nafada collected N80m. Bankole added that after the increment, the two presiding officers continued to receive the old rate. However, he revealed that from N46m, Akogun’s allowance was jacked up to N60m, a difference of N14m. Agaie now took home N57m, up from N43m, a difference of N14m. [size=20pt]Similarly, he said that Ihedioha’s was raised to N55m from N41m, with a difference of N14m, while Waziri-Tambuwal got N54.5m as against the old rate of N40.5m.[/size] [size=20pt] Gbajabiamila, who was receiving N36m per quarter, had his own jacked up to N50m. The former speaker stated that other members, who hitherto received N28m each per quarter, raised theirs to N42m each.[/size] By this new sharing formula, the six former principal officers were said to be sharing N456.5m every three months since March 30, 2010. The document explains further, “Before the increment, quarterly allowance to the Office of the Speaker was N100m while his deputy received N80m http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201106062191526 |
I seriously doubt this mans story. I know no Nigerian man will let a woman repeatedly destroy his house and come in and out like that freely, over and over again after they have been separated. This man is a liar. He has obviously been doing this for years. There is no excuse, he should face stiff penalties. Even have his pension revoked. He clearly beat that woman up. Look at the face, there are lumps on her face. |
[quote author=baby.me link=topic=676088.msg8401996#msg8401996 date=1306482980]Thanks. I do all these, but as i said she is still difficult. I noticed that she likes singing and that is the only thing(apart from getting into trouble) that she seems to enjoy. I mean, she knows the wordings of every song by heart and can sing along with the artist without missing a beat. She is in the church choir, but always come back from church without her beret and jotter which means i have to produce a new one each service day or risk her not being in the choir. Ofcourse when she is not in the choir she will escape outside and find a way of getting into trouble thereby causing those busybodies in church to attack me. Maybe i should get her to wax an album bc she sings like the nightingale [/quote]Well since you say she likes singing, encourage it and involve her in more activities that help her develop her talent. If it is love songs she prefers, take her to competitions and let her sing and wear herself out. . This is if you can afford it. I am against this boarding house, because this girl already has the signs to be wild. If you dont have her under control before she is shipped off to boarding school, she will get worse. She may even become the leader of deviants in the boarding school. She has been through in her short 10 years, more than all those children in her class. Her hard life will make her grow up fast and wiser than you know. She is already stealing, and you want to take her to boarding school without her stopping it. so that she can disgrace your whole family. Dont beat her, because children get used to that and even in boarding you get used to the beatings and sooner or later, they do nothing to you in the way of discipline. This girl needs a lot of attention and close adult supervision. When her father comes back, talk to him and tell him all you have witnessed and what you think may be best for her. It looks like he doesnt have much time for her either, because he is ready to ship her off to boarding house to continue his life unhindered. I understand because he is still young, but he must take responsibility for his child. And maintain a very strong presence in this one's life. She is brilliant and she has a lot of potential. Dont let her waste these. The father needs to have a serious discussion with her about stealing, boys/men. Every father must with their girl children or else they become easy prey. Especially the ones that want attention like this one. And you know sexual child abuse is very common in Nigeria, especially in boarding house. |
These Ijaw names sound like Ijaw are a mixture of edo, yoruba, urhobo and Igbo ![]() [quote author=alj_harem link=topic=675773.msg8400383#msg8400383 date=1306447225][size=15pt]Ogbeyan the founder of Ogbia kingdom[/size] Ogbia kingdom is founded by Ogbeyan who originated from Benin. His two sons namely Okoroma and Oloi ventured into the present site of Ogbia kingdom, after the death of their father. Later the two children hosted other immigrants namely Obutoru, Tarabiri, Oboloma, and other miscellaneous groups to constitute sic major ethnic groups in Ogbia kingdom. There are Oloi group, Okoroma, Tarakiri, Oboloma, Obutoru, and the miscellaneous group called Odinade. Otoi group consists of the following villages; Oloibiri, Otnabo, Otuogidi, Otabi, Otakeme, Otuogidi, [b]Omorokeni, Emeyal I, Emeyal II, Otuaseiga, Elebele, Otuoke, Otuaba, Ewoi and also Otuedi.[/b] On the other hand the Okoroma villages are; Otuabagi, Kolo I, Kolo II, Kolo III, Imirigi, Otuagire II, Emadike, Owoma, Otuakpein, Otnaganagu, Okiri, Ologoghe, Aidyasara, Owuebu, Otuogori, Otwagire I and Otuokpoti. The Taraki [/b]group migrated from Diobin area in Southern Ijaw. The villages are; [b]Okodi, Ologi, and Ayakoro. The Oboloma group came from Oboloma in Nembe. The villages are Oruma dn Ibelebiri. The Obutoru came from the deserted town of Obutoru in Akassa Koloama area. The villages is Epebu. The Odinade group immigrated from different points to the deserted Ebela kingdom. The villages are Opunde Emakaka, Akipelai and Idema. All these groups are loyal to Ogbeyan as the founder of Ogbia kingdom. Traditionally, the Ogbai man is an agriculturalist women are farmers practicing subsistence system of farming while the men are palm cutters. Fishing is not a major occupation of the Ogbia man. During the era of the slave trade, the Ogbia man mostly the Chiefs were capturing slaves in their respective domains and selling them to the Nembe traders who in-turn sold them to the white-men. As a result of this slave trade business, the people settle in hideout in the forest to avoid raiding of the buyers. Hence Ogbia kingdom is having scattered settlement. With the abolition of the slave trade and establishment of the Oil trade, the Ogbia man fully participated in the trade. They were middle men between the oil producers and the whitte-men. Nembe middle men who ventured into Ogbia had serious confrontations with the Ogbia Chiefs and middlemen. As a follow up, Ogbia middlemen also purchased canons and arms from the white-men at Bonney, Brass and Akassa. Such confrontations however led to series of wars with the Nembe middlemen. Prominent among them were the wars between the Nembe middlemen and Opume, Oloibiri, Okiki and Amyama respectively. These wars led to the desertion of towns like Otuobhuom and Otuaki. Unlike the Okoroma district unit, Ogbia kingdom was not colonized by the Nembe forces; only that Nembe influence affected some of the village in Oloibiri group. http://www.ijawpeople.org/books/about-us/kingdoms/ogbia-kingdom[/quote] |
Andre Uweh:[quote author=alj_harem link=topic=675773.msg8400326#msg8400326 date=1306446503]Amin Amen ![]() and you too my brother[/quote]Strange temporary friends and prayers on this thread. ![]() |
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Dede1:Admit that you would like to hit it and desperately. You follow Ileke around as much as you follow Awolowo Threads. You also make sure you pass a comment about her anatomy, as much as you can get away with. Just come out and tell her what you want, at least you would have made an effort. Who knows? Musiwa can open a thread to beg on your behalf. |
omanzo02:bEAF IS THAT YOU? |
[b]The out-going Governor of Ogun, Chief Gbenga Daniel, has lamented that despite his efforts at taking the state to a greater height, he was constrained to leave her in N49, 232,597,163.67 debts[/b].Nigerians are finished ![]() |
SEFAGO: Many desperadoes on NL for Ileke ![]() You sound like you have been there and hit it ![]() |
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It is a lie, Remi Tinubu is Full blooded Yoruba. Alj Harem mechionu Maybe Ndubisi Kani is Itsekiri too or Oba of Lagos because they attended and Itsekiri function |
Taking her to a boarding house after primary school will not solve anything, she will get worse. She must not be that dumb to be 10 and in primary 6. You will need to introduce constructive hobbies to her, like reading, church and even spending quality time with her playing games and getting to know her. Shower her with lots of love and punish her by taking the things she cherishes away ( playtime with her friends or her favorite item). You must be patient with her because she may be reacting to feelings of neglect and people not caring about her or wanting her so they dump with anyone that can stand her. You need to break the wall she has built to protect herself from what she has been through in her short life. It cannot be easy for her at all. She needs a lot of love and assurance that you will not abandon her. She may also need a male presence in her life, like her father or grand father to at least talk to her or show some concern about her. Children generally do better when there is a strong male presence in their lives. Also make sure you take the time to hear what is going on in her life, and how her day goes. So she can open up to you about how she truly feels about everything going on in her life. It is an honorable thing you did. Dont give up and God bless you. |
Dede Has been desperately trying to hit it (Ileke-Idi). Dede won die ontop young blood. Even papa like better thing |
[quote author=tpia@ link=topic=675338.msg8399699#msg8399699 date=1306438538]@the ones asking why his email etc was published on somebody's blog. the author said the guy requested she put up the information so people can contact him directly with their comments and objections. i guess the contacting him could lead to some other stuff like hookups, etc . sign of the end times. lord have mercy. the guy doesnt look so gay sha. He might be bi or something. He still resembles person wey dey do woman. Maybe there are other photos of him looking gayer? [/quote] ![]() |
The founder of Onikoyi family lived at Oke-Ipa on Ikoyi Island, named after his ancestral home, which was believed to have been in Old Oyo.This quote is for the mumu trying to claim Lagos Royalty have Benin Ancestry. Tufiakwa!!! |
The Big question is what is a 48 year old man doing with 20 something and 30 something year old criminals? Almost 50, still doing armed robbery, no retirement plan.The kingpin, Emmanuel Nnamdi Ebulu, alias “Stone” aged 32 years, was the second in command to one “Osisikankwu,” the notorious armed robber and kidnapper who was killed in Abia in 2010, while his lieutenants continued the mayhem. |
His name is Chiojoke Wilcox Wigue, High Commissioner / Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to the Republic of Kenya. Information emanating from Kenya reveals that he is a serial wife beater; pictures published by a Kenya newspaper (The Star) reveal that the high commissioner publicly battered his wife(Teresa), with whom he has seven children, and many grand children. The gory pictures as published, shows the wife’s stitched face covered in blood.However, the Kenyan police authorities are considering revoking his diplomatic immunity, so he can be charged. http://www.huhuonline.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3049:nigerian-ambassador-to-kenya-beat-wife-to-a-bloody-pulp&catid=89:finance&Itemid=379 |
Rent a father? ![]() How much are you offereing ![]() |
scopusng:Explain to me how your vast knowledge of Yoruba, awori dialect and Benin words made you come to this conclusion? Idiot. Borrowed words here and there do not mean ancestry. ode |
scopusng:Lie, my family is Lagos royalty and we trace our ancestry to Oyo. |
What is your job description or title? Arse licker extraordinare? At least i have a very honorable profession ![]() |
The guy is an attention seeker, and is looking for any which way to make money. All of a sudden he lives in Lagos and has opened his own blog with a unclothed picture of him. I doubt this is also his real name, because people for don recognize am. Which type of thing be dis. Hello all,Look at his own blog with unclothed picture of him: http://www.blogger.com/profile/10320026991057677108 He also published his BB pin and email address. My guess is he likes attention and is looking to violate some guys in Lagos. This guy is a dangerous person. ![]() |
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was your post for me? Why should i tell you who i am? Young woman grow some brains.

[/quote]Well since you say she likes singing, encourage it and involve her in more activities that help her develop her talent. If it is love songs she prefers, take her to competitions and let her sing and wear herself out. 


