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Send him to kirikiri

This is the result of bad influences

I wonder what he'll be up when he's out of secondary school

Good to hear this from NPF

Weldone guys

BTW

I guess someone in higher authority owns the car

She's probably a kleptomaniac

Stealing car key's make me wonder what she's gonna do with the keys

She really need Jesus

Spits

News coming from 'Sort of free car ' this days are scary

How can someone feed on cadaver

Spits again.... Disgusting

Group of indolent youth disgracing their families

Theyou will surely rot in jail

As much as it is unlawful to put on camouflage in Nigeria

The soldiers has no right to force the lady to UnCloth in public... ..

Let's get it right....

That's humiliation

That's strange

By the way

What's the deceased doing on the tree around 8a.m in the morning

Maybe he was jinxed
Never undermine african science

That's strange

By the way

What's the deceased doing on the tree around 8a.m in the morning

Maybe he was jinxed
Never undermine african science

The NTA Area mentioned is Ogbe in Abeokuta
The Area and Ijeja is densely populated by Yahoo boys and fraudsters...
SARS guys always Frequent that area whenever they need cash from Y-boys

I hope the family of the man will involve the right set of poeple to get his bail ...SARs are heartless

He said it all here

According to him, ``just as important as these issues around conflict are, the issues around how the military can in the process of innovating or thinking through use science and technology to add real value to the society is important’’.

I've seen in some documentaries how technology ease criminal investigation processes

Good to hear this

It's so shameful that the Police did this to you
Please take care and forget the case ...it seems they're are not ready to help you

Modified

Hello O.P

Instinct is telling me that you economize the truth in your report
Anyways sorry for the assault

The Quick response squad should restore peace asap

Before they extend their evil deeds to the Peace Loving Yorubas.

Kanu and his followers are bunch of confused secessionist

NL say no to Secessionists

I stand with One Nigeria

fidalgo19:
OAU
Is it a school?

Yes it is.
Obafemi Awolowo Universities is arguably the Best federal university in Nigeria.

babyfaceafrica:
Source?

Kindly Google Lawyard
For the full story

Recently, three students from the prestigious Faculty of Law, Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife in Osun State, made the nation proud by winning the Spirit of the Competition Award at the 4th International Negotiation Competition in New Delhi, India.
It was the first time a Nigerian team participated in the competition.
The Competition was organized by U.K. based firm of Herbert Smith Freehills, HSF, in collaboration with and hosted by the National Law University, New Delhi, India.
The trio were Oyewole Faith Bamise, Oyiki Great, Ayansola Oluwaseun Joshua, all 500 Level students of the faculty. Mr M.A. Latest, lecturer in the same faculty was their team coach.
Speaking with Lawyard about his experience at the competition, Oyewale revealed that “it is the best experience ever. Competing with different schools from all over the world including the likes of Oxford University, UK, University of Queenland, Australia, Melbourne University, Australia, University of Technology, Sydney and so on, was quite a memory sticking experience and a lot was learnt from it. Apart from the competition, we got more exposed and connected with people who are vast in this area of law from HSF.”
Oyiki also praised his teammates, stating that the trio’s prior friendship earned them their ground breaking performance.
“Awesome guys. I think this was all possible because we have a common drive. In addition, their intelligence is matchless.

The team’s coach M. A. Lateef has written articles published on Lawyard
“For our team coach Mr M. A. Lateef, his words of advice have brought us this far. He treated us like his mates. His sacrifice to our success can’t be downplayed. If I’m to do this again, I would do it with the same set of people.” Oyiki said.
Speaking on getting sponsorship for the competition, Ayansola explained that “it was extremely difficult.”
“It’s always been. For those who know me I started the #VENT Campaign on Instagram to address this same issue of funding and the de-emphasizing of scholarship in our society.
“It took family and friends and the significant intervention of Mr Adesegun Akin-Olugbade (OON), Mr Gbenga Oyebode (MFR) chairman of Aluko & Oyebode and the firm of Banwo & Ighodalo for us to make the trip at the last moment. We will forever be indebted to the aforementioned sponsors.
“We wish the University will invest more in ventures of this nature which can certainly attract foreign partners to Obafemi Awolowo University and increase the School’s reputation internationally.
However, their team coach M. A. Lateef ESQ , expressed his excitement with the extraordinary performance of the team members.
The competition was commenced on the 8th of September and ended on the 10th of September, 2017.

Recently, three students from the prestigious Faculty of Law, Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife in Osun State, made the nation proud by winning the Spirit of the Competition Award at the 4th International Negotiation Competition in New Delhi, India.
It was the first time a Nigerian team participated in the competition.
The Competition was organized by U.K. based firm of Herbert Smith Freehills, HSF, in collaboration with and hosted by the National Law University, New Delhi, India.
The trio were Oyewole Faith Bamise, Oyiki Great, Ayansola Oluwaseun Joshua, all 500 Level students of the faculty. Mr M.A. Latest, lecturer in the same faculty was their team coach.
Speaking with Lawyard about his experience at the competition, Oyewale revealed that “it is the best experience ever. Competing with different schools from all over the world including the likes of Oxford University, UK, University of Queenland, Australia, Melbourne University, Australia, University of Technology, Sydney and so on, was quite a memory sticking experience and a lot was learnt from it. Apart from the competition, we got more exposed and connected with people who are vast in this area of law from HSF.”
Oyiki also praised his teammates, stating that the trio’s prior friendship earned them their ground breaking performance.
“Awesome guys. I think this was all possible because we have a common drive. In addition, their intelligence is matchless.

The team’s coach M. A. Lateef has written articles published on Lawyard
“For our team coach Mr M. A. Lateef, his words of advice have brought us this far. He treated us like his mates. His sacrifice to our success can’t be downplayed. If I’m to do this again, I would do it with the same set of people.” Oyiki said.
Speaking on getting sponsorship for the competition, Ayansola explained that “it was extremely difficult.”
“It’s always been. For those who know me I started the #VENT Campaign on Instagram to address this same issue of funding and the de-emphasizing of scholarship in our society.
“It took family and friends and the significant intervention of Mr Adesegun Akin-Olugbade (OON), Mr Gbenga Oyebode (MFR) chairman of Aluko & Oyebode and the firm of Banwo & Ighodalo for us to make the trip at the last moment. We will forever be indebted to the aforementioned sponsors.
“We wish the University will invest more in ventures of this nature which can certainly attract foreign partners to Obafemi Awolowo University and increase the School’s reputation internationally.
However, their team coach M. A. Lateef ESQ , expressed his excitement with the extraordinary performance of the team members.
The competition was commenced on the 8th of September and ended on the 10th of September, 2017.

This is strange and scary

So they're planning to arrange one lady to confirm if the Man is still potent in the hotel right.

Recently, three students from the prestigious Faculty of Law, Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife in Osun State, made the nation proud by winning the Spirit of the Competition Award at the 4th International Negotiation Competition in New Delhi, India.

Recently, three students from the prestigious Faculty of Law, Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife in Osun State, made the nation proud by winning the Spirit of the Competition Award at the 4th International Negotiation Competition in New Delhi, India.

(Left) Misbau Lateef Team OAU’s Lecturer, OAU Moot team comprising of Oyewole Faith Bamise, Oyiki Great, Ayansola Oluwaseun Joshua(Sage) and the Sponsor’s Representative(middle)

It was the first time a Nigerian team participated in the competition.

The Competition was organized by U.K. based firm of Her7bert Smith Freehills, HSF, in collaboration with and hosted by the National Law University, New Delhi, India.

The trio were Oyewole Faith Bamise, Oyiki Great, Ayansola Oluwaseun Joshua, all 500 Level students of the faculty. Mr M.A. Latest, lecturer in the same faculty was their team coach.

Speaking with Lawyard about his experience at the competition, Oyewale revealed that “it is the best experience ever. Competing with different schools from all over the world including the likes of Oxford University, UK, University of Queenland, Australia, Melbourne University, Australia, University of Technology, Sydney and so on, was quite a memory sticking experience and a lot was learnt from it. Apart from the competition, we got more exposed and connected with people who are vast in this area of law from HSF.”

Oyiki also praised his teammates, stating that the trio’s prior friendship earned them their ground breaking performance.

“Awesome guys. I think this was all possible because we have a common drive. In addition, their intelligence is matchless.


The team’s coach M. A. Lateef has written articles published on Lawyard

“For our team coach Mr M. A. Lateef, his words of advice have brought us this far. He treated us like his mates. His sacrifice to our success can’t be downplayed. If I’m to do this again, I would do it with the same set of people.” Oyiki said.

Speaking on getting sponsorship for the competition, Ayansola explained that “it was extremely difficult.”

“It’s always been. For those who know me I started the #VENT Campaign on Instagram to address this same issue of funding and the de-emphasizing of scholarship in our society.

“It took family and friends and the significant intervention of Mr Adesegun Akin-Olugbade (OON), Mr Gbenga Oyebode (MFR) chairman of Aluko & Oyebode and the firm of Banwo & Ighodalo for us to make the trip at the last moment. We will forever be indebted to the aforementioned sponsors.

“We wish the University will invest more in ventures of this nature which can certainly attract foreign partners to Obafemi Awolowo University and increase the School’s reputation internationally.

However, their team coach M. A. Lateef ESQ , expressed his excitement with the extraordinary performance of the team members.

The competition was commenced on the 8th of September and ended on the 10th of September, 2017.


Tayo Fabusiwa
Tayo Fabusiwa is a Student of Law, a Legal Writer, as well as an Illustrious Researcher.

Shekau is now a comedian

This news is depressingly Hilarious

Go Nkechi
Your a blessing and source of inspiration to many

NB
There's always a source of great ability in disabilities

I hope disabled Nigerians can learn from her
She has many reasons to stay back and beg for money but here she's doing great things
Nkechi you're the Best of your kind

Seun:
Sexual reproduction started long before we came into the picture. All creatures that reproduce sexually such as humans, monkeys, rats, insects, and maybe even plants, inherited the ability to reproduce sexually from a very primitive common ancestor. Prior to that, our ancestors reproduced by cloning themselves, like most microbes do today. Some of them developed the ability to exchange DNA fragments in order to gain useful traits from each other, like immunity to various diseases and the ability to process new types of food, as many microbes are capable of today. This DNA exchange process got better and better and became what is known today as sexual reproduction. Over time, our primitive ancestors lost the ability to clone themselves and became completely dependent on sexual reproduction. We (people, spiders, & beans) just inherited it.

The fact that the sperm and eggs of human beings are compatible isn't remarkable since we would not be here otherwise. The interesting thing is that the sperm and eggs of species that have a common ancestor can cease to be compatible with each other over time. This is part of what is known as "speciation" and it's the reason why nature is so diverse. Without speciation there would be very few distinct species.

My answer to your question based on my current knowledge. For better info, go here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution_of_sexual_reproduction

Hello sir
Do you believe that there's a supreme being call God.

Indians and mix cultural heritage
Good to this facts
I wish I can visit that snake island one day

I'm not bothered about her age
I'm overwhelmed by her achievement at very young age
Nkechi I envy your success

Wait oo
How did the thieves got to know your pin, because I know there's always a pin for all GTB USSD transaction
is your ATM card stolen with the phone
I don't get it O.P

He will surely receive full dose of scientific maximum shishi (SMS)
Those guys in SUB are not smiling at all

But I'll strongly advise community service, let him wash all the toilet in Awo.

His life will never remain the same

The question is
Did she serve them the cooked rat or what exactly is the issue now
People from bother town can testify that Benin Republic people eat bush rats and the likes

I hope he's not Dead or involved in any accident
I'm sure the company know his family members
So let them confirm his whereabouts first

Niflheim:
What a fantastic place to be!!!

1.At least they are providing us with a god that we can see(unlike the christian god who has been playing "hide and seek" for 3 millenia)!!!

2.No paying of tithes to this god.......................saves me 10% of my salary!!!

3.This god can provide food for me when I am hungry(Agege bread with fried crocodile eggs)!!!

4.If I kept this god in my room as a pet..............................................even the devil himself will be unwilling to make unexpected mid-night visits!!!

You don't have to hate or speak against a God who you claim that He does not exits.

For those of us that has experience the impact of a living God in our lives.
We have a personal testimony.

Hello O. P
The level of victimisation and degrading welfare condition In Nigeria higher institutions is appalling

BTW
I'll advice that you hide your identity

A unilag students was suspended just because he shared something like this on facebook

Please be careful..