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Abeg they should play it in the summer. That's the tradition. They should have just awarded this world cup to USA or Australia.

On Behalf of myself and the Miss University Africa organization, i wish to congratulate the 1st runner up of the Miss University Organization, Dillish Mattheus for emerging the winner of the 2013 edition of the Big Brother Africa.

We love you and we are proud of you!!!

babyosisi: Now watch me poke giant holes to your nonsense

I'm waiting...

But Babyosisi, i want to know why a Briton would not use those words. Is it a taboo in Britain for those words to be used? I don't think that's enough evidence to discredit the article. Don't forget that this same writer has written previously about his experience in Russia and i think Australia.

I'm not sure Peter Obi has APGA's interest at heart else i don't see why he would be pushing a certain Obaino as the APGA flagbearer when Soludo has the credential and the clout to win an election. I'm sure when he's done destroying APGA, he will head to PDP where he has made a lot of friends.

coogar: she said it herself that she's been with dozens of men (in her own words).

So, that makes her a prostitute? Could these men be men that she dated?

coogar: he's not my pastor....
pastor biodun is not a serial räpist - the pröstitute said she consented to the sex they had. how's that rapë?

At least you agree they he could have done something with the lady. Isn't that what the who hullabaloo is all about? Nobody is saying he raped her. She consented to it and she admitted it.

BabaAlabi: Coogar stop defending someone who might be a serial rapist just because he is your pastor. He is a man and therefore susceptible to temptation.

So that's why he's even defending the man. SMH

coogar: he doesn't need to stoop low to address a serial pröstitute.

And here you are judging the girl. Do you know her personally to know she's a prostitute?

spicy v: Obviously you have zero facts about the genesis of my post, so I'll ignore your rude request of silence from me.

Yes! I know her and I repeat, she is VERY disturbed.

I guess this is the rumour that you guyz have been carrying in the church before her testimony to make it seem like the diary of a disturbed person. Whether she is disturbed or not is not my business. The pastor should just come out and say his own side of the story.

coogar: even afam joined in the herd mentality - i am not surprised though, you have never been the sharpest tool in the top drawer.

What's wrong with asking the man to speak for or against the lady's assertion. I have not sentenced the man and i'm giving him the benefit of the doubt but he must speak up soonest.

spicy v: Stating the obvious, that Ese is a very disturbed and mentally unstable person who needs professional help is not being judgemental. Pointing out the flaws in her story is not caning.

But of course, you are blinded by whatever it is, to spot the differences.

I can't believe i'm reading this. While i believe the pastor should be given the benefit of the doubt until he comes out with his own side of the story then we can juxtapose, who're you point out the flaws in her story. Do you know her to know she's mentally unstable? Keep quiet and let your pastor speak.

Did you sleep with the lady or not? Meanwhile, another lady from the church is out with her own testimony.

https://www.nairaland.com/1410785/another-revelation-female-member-coza

joeydozzy: Jack The Giant Slayer?

Yup...it's actually easy to guess if you've watched the movie.

As an orphan I had always been a street boy who lived the ghetto life to the fullest. I think it started one night when we snatched a woman’s bag and after sharing the money, kunle our leader took the blackberry phone and began to use. After a few weeks the woman was able to trace and apprehend Kunle. He started taking the police to our homes and hide out so most of us that were not caught fled the town and that was how I relocated to Ibadan.

I'm not doubting this man's story as there are similar stories that i've heard but i think it's imperative that i highlight something that does not add up.

Pls, when did we start using blackberry phones in Nigeria cos it seems this guy was referring to his childhood or teenage-hood and even if he wasn't. I was able to infer that he stayed 6 years in prison way after they had stolen a blackberry phone and gone into hardcore robbery. I may be wrong though.

VillageBoi: Isn't that TROLL - the Danish or Finnish movie?

Na...It's a Hollywood(American) movie.

Who can guess the name of this movie? This should be easy.

Do you access it directly or you click on a vanguard link. You have to check that the link you click on sometimes is not the mobile link.

"Mr Bones" is a South African movie right?

VillageBoi: What?!
Shhhhhh don't say that. Start watching them now.

I came close to watching "District 21" abi what's the name again? I've only watched their soap operas.

Is it limited to just marketers or all the staff?

If your husband is not meant to be with you then he's not meant to be with you. There are curvy girls everywhere and if he's that kind of man, sooner or later he will get what he wants. It's not a crime to be curvy. The problem should be with the man and not the curvy maid.

One thing i want people to learn from this story is to always speak out so that others can have the courage to come out too. If Ese Walters had not come out, i doubt this lady would have...I wonder if this pastor will come out of this untainted.

Do Cameroonians produce movies?

I don't think i've ever watched a South African film in my life.

Choi, this ruggedman na wicked guy

I won't delude myself thinking that Jonathan is the best thing to have happened to Nigeria. Far from it. I actually think a lot of unpalatable episodes have taken place during his tenure as president as he started off as someone who found himself in a a position that he didn't seem to have planned for and the odds seemed to against him and still is against. I have been one of his critics even though at some point before the 2011 elections, i remember opening a thread on this forum asking people to give him a chance by voting him in since he was the incumbent by the virtue that his boss died, even though i ended up not practicing what i preached at the time as my vote went to Buhari instead because i bought the whole "Man of Integrity" title placed on Buhari by a lot of people. Now back to jonathan. I still think he has a lot to do as he has barely started because his tenure has been marred by negative episodes like i alluded earlier and the most important factor that has militated against his person is the bokoharam sect that has given insecurity a new name. Despite all this and having examined Jonathan's performance from a selfish perspective, i think i will or may give him my vote in 2015 and i have my reasons.

My major reason is based on the fact that for the first time in a very long time, where i come from which happens to be the SE has received a lot of attention that it has not received in over 40 years since the civil war ended. We've had leaders both in military and civilian uniforms who have come and gone and have neglected the South-East and usually are unapologetic about it. That has given rise to the clamor by people from that region for a president of South-Eastern origin or Igbo origin. This clamor has gone on for so long that different Igbo groups have had to forfeit the presidency to one region or the other. Now, when Jonathan came on board, even though not an Igbo man, he seemed the closes thing to an Igbo man since Aguiyi Ironsi and a lot of Igbo leaders rallied behind him even leaders from opposition parties were solidly behind him because they felt this is a man that could help the quest for their region to be recognized as a part of the federation and Jonathan capitalized on this by even accentuating his Igbo sounding name(Ebele) and even added Azikiwe to his name and this even endeared him to even more emotional people from that region. Anyways, he campaigned in that region and promised a lot of things that a lot of Igbos could relate to and they gave him their support and the votes he got from the election especially from the SE spoke volume. Now, fast-forward a few years later, a lot of the promises he made to the SE and Igbos are beginning to manifest and i was happy when today the first commercial international airline landed at the Akanu Ibiam International Airport in Enugu amidst cheers from the locals who before JOnathan never believed that something like this could happen in their lifetime. The long and the short of the story is that, as an Igbo man, i will vote for anyone who i can relate with directly. I have always clamored for the government to pay attention to the east and i'm ready to support just about anybody that can do that and i think Jonathan has partially succeeded in doing that and he has promised to do more. My decision also stems from the fact that the kind of leaders and political movements that have been emerging does mot seem like the alternative that i want. That's why at the point i'll say "The devil you know is better than the Angel you don't know" and come 2015, i will vote for Jonathan as the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria unless something happens but until then.

it is utterly shameful to be a Nigerian in 2013. I could sense a deep anger and regret for God making that lady a Nigerian. She never asked for it but unfortunately she was placed in a place that have 1diots as leaders. I won't blame her if she burns her Nigerian passport. It's good riddance to bad rubbish.

Nice one