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PDP,why not ask APC to present Buhari and Fashola? |
na wa ooo....so no eggs,chicken,turkey or even fish on the jollof rice and u were able to finish the plate. |
I cant belief that.even if she started taking joystick at the age of 18 and she is now 36,that means about 555 men enter her in a year |
the picture or video |
okon11:That is population of 6 states in Nigeria.not only 23million,it's 230million,opuro jatijati |
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I don't have any escape plan for him than to pray that his gentle soul should rest in peace |
na ISIS GEJ wan face?how come $1b? |
Akshow: How does he hear what people say with all this clothe over his head? Heat no dey catch am?is it a must that you should comment? |
How does that bring solution to d problem of Ebola and Boko Haram?abeg next page |
Boy drops girl at home, he puts his hand on d wall by d gate for support, leans towards her BOY: Can I kiss you? GIRL: Not now, I'm at home. BOY: Please. GIRL: No. BOY: You were too sweet in bed today. GIRL: Waoh! you too, full of energy. I could not believe we had four rounds. BOY: Let me kiss u good night. GIRL: Someone may be watching, they still think I'm a virgin at home. This goes on for ten minutes, then girl's brother appears at the gate and says "Dad says whether u kiss him or not its your decision, but tell that guy to remove his hand from the intercom button, everyone at home is listening to your conversation". |
Commercial motorcycle riders in Lagos State, western Nigeria, may soon have cause to rejoice as the state House of Assembly has agreed to review some of the roads where their operations had been previously restricted. This stand by the members of the House followed constant complaints about police harassments and intimidation by the okada riders on approved routes. The House also called on the state Governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, to immediately alert the Commissioner of Police, Umar Manko, on the need to urgently call his men to order following complaints about indiscriminate arrest of the riders in their legal areas of operation. The House said it had become important to revisit the law and list of restricted routes so they could be amended where possible to avoid the conflicts between the police and commercial motorcycle operators which had resulted in alleged exploitation by some of the security agents. According to the lawmakers, most of whom protested against the way the law enforcement agents had carried out the implementation of the law, the law, as passed in 2012, was aimed at reducing recklessness on the part of road users and not for the purpose of exploitation by those to implement it. While appealing to motorcycle riders to continue to respect the law, the House said it would do everything to defend them against continued abuse by security and paramilitary agents in the state. The resolution of the House followed a motion sponsored by 10 lawmakers led by Sanai Agunbiade representing Ikorodu Constituency 1. The other lawmakers involved in the sponsorship of the motion include the Majority Leader, Dr. Ajibayo Adeyeye, Bisi Yusuf (Alimosho 1), Moshood Oshun (Lagos Mainland 2), Rotimi Olowo (Somolu 1), Mudashiru Obasa (Agege 1), Adebimpe Akinsola (Ikorodu 2), Hakeem Masha (Lagos Island 1), Olumuyiwa Jimoh (Apapa 2) and Gbolahan Yishawu (Eti-Osa 2). In the motion, they called on the governor to urgently act in that regard to save the residents of the state from harassments by the police and other such agencies. Agunbiade had, during his argument, complained that the mode of implementation of the law by the police was giving the state government a bad name. The Lagos State House of Assembly had in 2012 enacted the state Road Traffic Law that placed a total ban on okada on 475 roads including express roads in the state. Operators of commercial motorcycles had protested the restriction to no avail. They even went to court to stop the implementation of the law but failed. Since 2012, many of those operating on the legal routes have often complained of indiscriminate arrests and confiscation of their motorcycles even with no known offence. Many times too, the House had appealed to the law enforcement agents to follow laid down rules in implementing the law, but this had not been obeyed. Motorcycle riders in the Ikorodu area of the state had the opportunity to complain before top government officials and lawmakers when Sanai Agunbiade organised a security summit for his constituents two weeks ago. Some riders have died while evading police arrest. Agunbiade confirmed that he had witnessed some of such alleged inhuman treatment meted out to the okada riders. While stressing that such acts by the police gave the state government a bad name, he assured that he was going to take it up. However, the restriction of commercial motor riders from plying major roads has led to a sharp decline in accidents caused by the riders. This has also led to a near-zero fatal accident involving commercial motorcylists in the state. Meanwhile, Speaker Adeyemi Ikuforiji of the Lagos State House of Assembly, has blamed the House for the infractions committed by council chairmen and councillors in the state. At plenary late Monday, Ikuforiji, who corroborated a stand by a member of the House, Muyiwa Jimoh, also asked members of the House to take responsibility for allowing unethical practices to thrive at the local government councils in the state. His argument was sequel to the crisis currently rocking the Mosan Okunola Local Council Development Area where the councillors and the council Chairman, Abiodun Mafe, are locked in a battle for supremacy. In a letter read on the floor of the House by the Clerk, Mr. Segun Abiru, the councillors in the council told the House that they had impeached their leader, Princess A.V. Olusoga, over alleged gross misconduct and replaced her with Eniola Emmanuel. According to the letter signed by three of the councillors, Olusoga allegedly refused to convene sittings and was guilty of financial misconduct. However, in another letter sent by Mafe to the House and read by Abiru, the council chairman urged the House to disregard the letter from the councillors because he recognises Olusoga as the Leader of the council, not Emmanuel. “Princess A.V. Olusoga remains the authentic Leader of Mosan Okunola Local Council Development Area,” the letter from Mafe stated. In their arguments, the lawmakers condemned the council chairman for refusing to understand the principle of separation of powers in a government, noting that while Mafe is the head of the executive arm, the councillors are in the parliamentary arm. They accused the chairman of impunity and maintained that he had no right to dabble into such areas as the activities of the councillors within their chamber. Segun Olulade, the spokesman of the House, argued that if the councillors had agreed to impeach their leader, their letter must be respected and “where the chairman is coming out to say he recognises a leader, is an abuse of power.” He suggested that a committee be set up to look into the crisis, a suggestion that was supported by Lanre Ogunyemi, Yinka Ogundimu and Lola Akande who argued that Mafe had no right to impose a leader on the councillors. Muyiwa Jimoh blamed the House for not embarking on constant training and retraining of the politicians at the councils. Sanai Agubiade, Chairman on Judiciary and Public Petitions, accused Mafe of stoking the crisis with his letter against the councillors. Jimoh, the Vice Chairman of the Committee on Local Government Administration and Chieftaincy Affairs, said a council chairman in the state once gave a query to a councillor and asked the councillor to respond to the query within a given time. Before setting up an ad-hoc committee comprising Ajibayo Adeyeye (chairman), Olanrewaju Oshun, Dayo Fafunmi, Olulade and Jimoh, Speaker Ikuforiji, said since the lawmakers agreed that the councils are a creation of the House, then the Assembly should receive the blame for allowing the misbehaviour of politicians. “We have let loose that level of governance in the state,” he added. |
emekakelvin: Please explainthat his step mothers are behind his insanity |
Apcphobia,Tinubuphobia and Aregbesholaphobia |
It is nt good to come from polygamous family and i think that is the problem OP is facing...if not for that he will not post this kind of topic. |
Liverpool should't have sold the guy because of Champions league |
she spent over two million naira just to get blind.o ma se ooo |
My own prophesies is as follows,you can either belief or disregard it. 1 Nigeria will reach world cup final but they need prayer to conquer their opponent in the final 2 Arsenal wiil be among top four in the EPL 3 Moye,may not finish 2013/2014 season with Man u. 4 Chelsea and Asenal will fight for the EPL tittle till the final day 5 Champions league trophy is coming to England in 2014 6 A very strong team in EPL and La liga will be defeated in the Ucl and go for Europa 7 Many people will be surprise on January 9th 2014 as the Glo/CAF Award will go to a player they don’t expect. 8 Two well-known forward players in Argentina squard will not feature against Nigeria in the World cup 9 Victor Moses loaned to Liverpool will leave in January 2014 10 Small team will shoch Spain and Portugal in the World cup. Abeg make una no vess na only Football me and dey see o.i no dey see PDP or APC |
Is it bcs Yaya used to score goals that is why he deserves the award?but we should all knw that Mikel is neither a striker nor attacking midfielder.After Derby vs Chelsea match on sunday,Mourinho was interviewed , he said and i qoute "‘I never recognise his ability to score goals!’ ‘I recognise his ability to play as an anchorman, to play that position in a very comfortable way, with no mistakes. He reads the game well, plays in an intelligent and safe way, but I never recognise his goalscoring appetite".Scoring goals is not what make a player be the best or among best.That is even the mistake that FIFA also continue to make by nominating strikers or wingers as world best every season,no wonder it is very difficult for defender or goal keeper to win world best. To cut my bla bla short,John Mikel Obi deserves the award. |
Tomorrow Thursday 9th of January, 2014 is the day fixed for Glo-CAF Awards. The Gala event will be held in Lagos, Nigeria. The event has since been held in five cities; the 2005 edition was held in Abuja (Nigeria), 2006 in Accra (Ghana), 2007-Lome (Togo), 2008-Lagos (Nigeria), 2009-Accra (Ghana), 2010 in Cairo (Egypt) and the last two editions in Accra Ghana. Ivorian midfielder Yaya Toure is the current African Player of the Year having won the last two editions while the 2013 African Player of the Year – Based in Africa winner is Mohamed Abou Trieka of Egypt. With 24 hours to the next Glo-CAF Awards, football analysts have been making different permutations with clear-cut justifications on who deserves to wear the crown of African Player of the Year for 2013. Majority of the opinions however favour Nigerian international and Chelsea midfielder, John Mikel Obi to win the award. The top three nominees for the 2013 Glo-CAF Footballer of the Year Award was announced last week by Africa's highest football authority, the Confederation of African Football (CAF). The top three lists released includes Nigeria's John Mikel Obi, Cote d'Ivoire's Yaya Toure and his compatriot, Didier Drogba. Drogba plies his trade with Turkish club, Galatasaray while, Toure, winner of the 2012 edition plays for Manchester City. Mikel is a regular feature for Chelsea FC and last Sunday, capped a virtuoso performance with the opening goal, his fourth since joining the London club in 2006. According to Mohammed Aderibigbe of Precise Sports, Mikel holds the ace having won the African Cup of Nations with the Super Eagles and Europa Cup with Chlesea FC of London. The same view was corroborated by Sam Smith of Sports Degrees who opined that Mikel deserves the Award due to his exploits with Chelsea FC and the Super Eagles, adding that if Mikel succeeds, Nigeria will be returning to the list of countries producing Glo-CAF Award winners with Nwankwo Kanu the last of such in 1999. A Sports Pundit, Chris Abraham, however differs in opinion. He is tipping Toure for the award. According to him, “Yaya will nick it again, he is the leading contender and the fact that he recently won the BBC African Player of the Year makes him a clear favourite”. However, Sports 24, an on-line sports outfit also tipped Mikel. “ The award goes to Mikel, a regular in Chelsea line up, European Champions League winner, Europa Cup winner and African Cup of Nations Champion, what else? ” Who wears the crown? All roads lead to the Convention Centre, Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos on 9th January, 2014 where the king will be crowned. Glo – CAF 2013 Awards Categories 1. African Player of the Year 2. African Player of the Year - Based in Africa 3. National Team of the Year 4. Women’s National Team of the Year 5. Club of the Year 6. CAF Fair Play Award 7. Coach of the Year 8. Most Promising talent 9. Women’s Footballer of the Year 10. Referee of the Year 11. CAF Legend 12. Africa Fines XI 13. CAF Platinum Award |
emmyoha87: If you are streetwise and can see through the lies in the words of men, read Genesis to Revelation, if you still see a lie in the book then don't bother yourself.The bible (original one) is a scripture from God but today's bibles contain many contradictions due to human errors.Infact there are 101 errors in today's bible e.g 1. Who incited David to count the fighting men of Israel? God did (2 Samuel 24: 1) Satan did (I Chronicles 2 1:1) 2. In that count how many fighting men were found in Israel? Eight hundred thousand (2 Samuel 24:9) One million, one hundred thousand (I Chronicles 21:5) 3. How many fighting men were found in Judah? Five hundred thousand (2 Samuel 24:9) Four hundred and seventy thousand (I Chronicles 21:5) 4. God sent his prophet to threaten David with how many years of famine? Seven (2 Samuel 24:13) Three (I Chronicles 21:12) 5. How old was Ahaziah when he began to rule over Jerusalem? Twenty-two (2 Kings 8:26) Forty-two (2 Chronicles 22:2) 6. How old was Jehoiachin when he became king of Jerusalem? Eighteen (2 Kings 24: Eight (2 Chronicles 36:9) So therefore bible version of Noah's Ark may not be true. |
Noah's ark story is actually truth but the only problem is that Bible exaggerates it.Actually the ark was not built for all the people and different animal species in the world but for the people and the animals around him.This is because Noah was not sent to the whole world but to his people only. |
ASUU don call off strike? |
you can all be saying negative things about Mikel but what i know is that the guy have achieved a lot by lifting ucl cup,europa,premiership,Fa cup,Carling cup,nations cup and the next is world cup. |
That is not the kind of sin God is referring to.wetin concern God with your WAEC certicates.I will just compare these people with one of my friends that always pray and fast whenever Chelsea want to play football.wetin concern God with football? |
@OP how much did average staff of glo earn on monthly basis? |
I am both B.sc and HND graduate.I discovered that HND courses are more technical and practical than B.sc courses.Both suppose to be equivalent and this discrimination should stop henceforth. |
Demain_man: And monday is MOONday i belief |
The Bus go need at least 2 conductors.abi na d same bus stop all of them go drop? |
My own is black soap, "ose dudu" |
Rad1cal:ASUU never finish ooo |
Ojoro!my name is not on the list bcs i'm best movie washer of d year due to ASUU strike |
Even saturday is SATURNday