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 Politics / Chinese News In Nigeria by Afaukwu: 5:09pm On Aug 28, 2009 |
Chinese man kills co-worker in Abuja Latest news Written by Misbahu Bashir & Usman A. Bello A Chinese man allegedly pushed his fellow national to his death from atop a hill on the edge of the capital city, Abuja.Witnesses said Ji Jingyun and Chen Zhiqing, who were employees of a minng company were both working on a quarry site in Mpape, about seven kilometres north of the city centre, when they engaged in a heated argument in Chinese. A witness, who preferred not to be named, said at a point Jingyun pushed Zhiqing backward and as he came down his head hit a boulder and that he died of his injuries instantly. As the deceased lost his balance, he tried to hold on to a third Chinese man who was trying to intervene in the quarrel and the two came down together, the witness said. “While on top of the rock, the two men could not agree on an issue which resulted to a heated argument and in the process Jingyun pushed Zhiqing who held another Chinese compatriot to avoid falling from the rock but unfortunately both Zhiqing and the other man came down,” he said. The other man sustained serious injuries and was later rushed to the hospital for treatment. The company had since flown the remains of the deceased and the injured man to China. The Police Public Relations Officer in Abuja Moshood Jimoh said the incident was reported to the police three hours later when Jingyun had fled. “Policemen went after him and after several hours of search in the undulating area, they could not find. Police are hunting for him and assured he will be arrested,” he said. He said the police have met with the officials of the quarry firm with a view to tracing the suspect. “His travel documents were confiscated by the police and the Nigeria Immigration Service was notified,” he said. He said the matter has been transferred to Criminal Investigation Department. In a letter to the police, the company had promised N100, 000 reward for any one that could provide information that could lead to his arrest, adding that some people said they saw him eating groundnut in the bush. The letter said the Company is looking for one of its officials (Jingyun) who could not be found for four days. He is 5 feet tall, slim and was wearing Nigeria Army colour T-Shirt at the time he last seen. |
| Politics / Re: Large Scale Extortion At Lead City University, Ibadan by Afaukwu: 5:05pm On Aug 28, 2009 |
Strange gifts at UNAD Muyiwa Akande On Thursday, August 20, 2009, a news story was published in The Nation newspaper with the caption: UNAD Part Time Programmes Donate Six Cars. In the story, it was reported that the Part Time Programmes Unit of the University of Ado Ekiti in conjunction with the students donated six Toyota Camry cars for the use of deans of some selected faculties. advertisement At the commissioning ceremony, according to the report, the institution's Vice Chancellor applauded the rare gesture from the students while he also promised to encourage other units to take a cue from them. The students also promised to extend the gesture to other lecturers later. My first reaction after reading the story was that of commendation for a generous and compassionate set of students trying to meet a glaring need in their school. I don't think anybody will begrudge the students, lecturers and the school for this initiative. But on deeper thought, I sensed danger due to the people involved and negative peculiarity that has been the lot of the nation's educational system. The students that contributed the money for the cars are part-time students. It is a widespread belief that most part-time students are those that don't possess the requisite academic requirements to secure admission through the university matriculation body, Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB). Part-time programmes, it is believed, provides a soft landing for them. With our higher institutions of learning replete with stories of desperate students adopting unorthodox methods of circumventing the academic integrity of grades and certificates, there is the likelihood that the students might be accused of gross inducement. The calibre of the beneficiaries also calls for stringent scrutiny. These are lecturers, who probably teach them some courses, or have the power to influence the academic fortune of the students, that contributed the money for the cars. The issue of integrity and morality comes into focus. I wonder how the beneficiary-lecturers will have the moral justification to fail any of their "benefactors". Lecturers are not supposed to receive immoral gifts that have the tendency to make them compromise expected standards. One of the sterling qualities that should stand out teachers at all levels of education is that of integrity. But unfortunately, this is not the case. Many lecturers are known to collect gratifications from male students while their female counterparts pay in "kind" in exchange for marks. The impact of this cheap attitude has left the country with an army of unemployable graduates. Employers across the country are going through hell due to the disappointing output of these half-baked graduates while the outside world treat certificates awarded by our universities with utter disdain. Another thing that I find fascinating and disappointing is the attitude of the school administration as represented by the Vice Chancellor. Instead of exercising caution and discretion, he, not only graciously commissioned the cars, but also threw a reckless challenge at others to toe this irresponsible line. This is nothing but official complicity in bringing education into disrepute. It is quite unfortunate and unbelievable that these students could raise several millions of naira to purchase these cars while every genuine attempt to increase school fees has always been met with stiff, and at times, violent resistance. Only God knows the extent that the students have gone in a bid to get the money. Many of our university campuses are hotbeds of various scams while many of the female undergraduates are not in anyway better than prostitutes. Who knows whether proceeds from these illicit "ventures" formed part of the money contributed for the cars' purchase? The parents of these students, in my own view, are also culpable. I am convinced that some of them would have provided their children's contribution for the purchase. It is depressing when parents, who are ought to be moral standard bearers to their children, also aid and abet illegalities. What a shame. Anyway, many parents register their children at examination special centres in a bid to secure undeserved success. In order to redeem the image of all the parties involved, especially the school and the beneficiaries, I think it is proper if the cars are returned immediately while efforts should be made to probe the rationale behind it. This could be just one manifestation of a monumental magnitude of decay ravaging the system. I also believe the National Universities Commission (NUC) should improve its monitoring of the country's institutions in order to expose the antics of these academic saboteurs. NUC should demand explanations from the school's VC on the incident. Without any doubt, I believe that the decay in the country's educational sector can be addressed only when "symptoms" like the one in UNAD are properly addressed and the guilty brought to book. -Muyiwa Akande Mediacraft Associates Limited, Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos |
| Education / Re: University Of Ado Ekiti Part Time Students Bribe University With Cars. by Afaukwu: 5:03pm On Aug 28, 2009 |
All of them will graduate with first class. Just watch out. Ekiti for sure  |
| Education / University Of Ado Ekiti Part Time Students Bribe University With Cars. by Afaukwu: 5:02pm On Aug 28, 2009 |
Strange gifts at UNAD Muyiwa Akande On Thursday, August 20, 2009, a news story was published in The Nation newspaper with the caption: UNAD Part Time Programmes Donate Six Cars. In the story, it was reported that the Part Time Programmes Unit of the University of Ado Ekiti in conjunction with the students donated six Toyota Camry cars for the use of deans of some selected faculties. advertisement At the commissioning ceremony, according to the report, the institution's Vice Chancellor applauded the rare gesture from the students while he also promised to encourage other units to take a cue from them. The students also promised to extend the gesture to other lecturers later. My first reaction after reading the story was that of commendation for a generous and compassionate set of students trying to meet a glaring need in their school. I don't think anybody will begrudge the students, lecturers and the school for this initiative. But on deeper thought, I sensed danger due to the people involved and negative peculiarity that has been the lot of the nation's educational system. The students that contributed the money for the cars are part-time students. It is a widespread belief that most part-time students are those that don't possess the requisite academic requirements to secure admission through the university matriculation body, Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB). Part-time programmes, it is believed, provides a soft landing for them. With our higher institutions of learning replete with stories of desperate students adopting unorthodox methods of circumventing the academic integrity of grades and certificates, there is the likelihood that the students might be accused of gross inducement. The calibre of the beneficiaries also calls for stringent scrutiny. These are lecturers, who probably teach them some courses, or have the power to influence the academic fortune of the students, that contributed the money for the cars. The issue of integrity and morality comes into focus. I wonder how the beneficiary-lecturers will have the moral justification to fail any of their "benefactors". Lecturers are not supposed to receive immoral gifts that have the tendency to make them compromise expected standards. One of the sterling qualities that should stand out teachers at all levels of education is that of integrity. But unfortunately, this is not the case. Many lecturers are known to collect gratifications from male students while their female counterparts pay in "kind" in exchange for marks. The impact of this cheap attitude has left the country with an army of unemployable graduates. Employers across the country are going through hell due to the disappointing output of these half-baked graduates while the outside world treat certificates awarded by our universities with utter disdain. Another thing that I find fascinating and disappointing is the attitude of the school administration as represented by the Vice Chancellor. Instead of exercising caution and discretion, he, not only graciously commissioned the cars, but also threw a reckless challenge at others to toe this irresponsible line. This is nothing but official complicity in bringing education into disrepute. It is quite unfortunate and unbelievable that these students could raise several millions of naira to purchase these cars while every genuine attempt to increase school fees has always been met with stiff, and at times, violent resistance. Only God knows the extent that the students have gone in a bid to get the money. Many of our university campuses are hotbeds of various scams while many of the female undergraduates are not in anyway better than prostitutes. Who knows whether proceeds from these illicit "ventures" formed part of the money contributed for the cars' purchase? The parents of these students, in my own view, are also culpable. I am convinced that some of them would have provided their children's contribution for the purchase. It is depressing when parents, who are ought to be moral standard bearers to their children, also aid and abet illegalities. What a shame. Anyway, many parents register their children at examination special centres in a bid to secure undeserved success. In order to redeem the image of all the parties involved, especially the school and the beneficiaries, I think it is proper if the cars are returned immediately while efforts should be made to probe the rationale behind it. This could be just one manifestation of a monumental magnitude of decay ravaging the system. I also believe the National Universities Commission (NUC) should improve its monitoring of the country's institutions in order to expose the antics of these academic saboteurs. NUC should demand explanations from the school's VC on the incident. Without any doubt, I believe that the decay in the country's educational sector can be addressed only when "symptoms" like the one in UNAD are properly addressed and the guilty brought to book. -Muyiwa Akande Mediacraft Associates Limited, Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos |
| Politics / Large Scale Extortion At Lead City University, Ibadan by Afaukwu: 4:49pm On Aug 28, 2009 |
http://www.independentngonline.com/news/metr/article02 Large Scale Extortion at Lead City University A student at the Lead City University, Ibadan rushed home crying and everybody in the her family was disturbed and agitated by her revelation. The family members had expected her to be participating in the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) early this year. That was however not to be as her school, had a backlog of students awaiting call up. Her parents consoled her that going by the words of the university and considering that she was done with all her academic requirements she would be mobilised for the scheme later this year perhaps with the first batch or at most with July Batch. Alas, they were off the mark; the crisis was deeper. She revealed to them that the university management had issued a statement that most of, if not all, their 100 level results were missing. As a result they have to retake those courses and pay N50, 000 per course before they can be considered for graduation and subsequently participate in the NYSC scheme. There are questions that must be answered. Firstly, whose responsibility is it to keep academic records? This is a rhetorical question. Secondly, didn't the university release those results in that session? Yes, they did. This raises question on what money being charged is meant for. Is it for allotting marks? Also what is the role of National University Commission (NUC) in this embarrassing matter? This ugly development at the Lead City University goes beyond mere exploitation of the poor by the rich but further shows that private university is no solution to the decay in the education sector. It also reveals that no amount of money paid by individuals or parents can adequately fund quality education. The fact is that most of these private universities that have mushroomed over the decaying public education are substandard and "cash and carry" institutions, or at best glorified secondary schools. They lack adequate facilities for quality learning and are grossly understaffed. They rely on the part-time service of teachers from the public universities. I, indeed, reliably gathered that most of the lecturers who taught the courses in question have left the Lead City University for better welfare packages elsewhere. |
| Politics / Re: Kidnappings: How Safe Are Nigerians? by Afaukwu: 4:37pm On Aug 28, 2009 |
Even before kidnapping became the fashion, Nigerians have never been safe. It is either they are felled by police bullets or by the rampaging northern islamists. Islamic killings have caused more harm than kidnapping, I would say. Whereas kidnapping can be tackled, does the govt have the will to tackle religious killings in the North? |
| Politics / Re: Breaking News, Turai Now President, Yaradua Her ADC by Afaukwu: 11:38pm On Aug 27, 2009 |
The convention is for the president to be in front while others follow. So Yardy sold his place to Turai. |
| Politics / Breaking News, Turai Now President, Yaradua Her ADC by Afaukwu: 10:33pm On Aug 27, 2009 |
Na wa for this sick man oh!
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| Crime / Re: Togo (nigerian) Man Admits Smuggling Girls To Nj Hair Salons by Afaukwu: 9:57pm On Aug 27, 2009 |
He is Yoruba. You guys should just own up and stop being in denial. That he is Togolese (if indeed he is) does not affect his Yoruba[b]ness[/b]. |
| Politics / Re: Lagos Bar Beach Over Flows - Eko Atlantic City Watch Out by Afaukwu: 9:34pm On Aug 27, 2009 |
Yor tpia.: For where? Your sisters even go for people earning 2-fig pay. We know them well well. Even the most beau amongst them. Cheap article; bush meat. |
| Politics / Re: Lagos Bar Beach Over Flows - Eko Atlantic City Watch Out by Afaukwu: 7:54pm On Aug 27, 2009 |
tpia.: Finance ke (she also taught me ''ke'') How can any one earning a 6-figure salary in USD talk of financial problem? But you are right, they are so cheap they give even for free. |
| Politics / Re: Lagos Bar Beach Over Flows - Eko Atlantic City Watch Out by Afaukwu: 7:17pm On Aug 27, 2009 |
keep lying there!Where I live only Yoruba damsels abound. Have to drive some 50 miles to get me a[b] Igbo[/b] queen. So make do with Yoruba babes, with ma eyes and nose, and even ears closed, while doing it. No choice, buddy. She couldn't take her eyes of ma tool, while whimpering like a caged rat. |
| Politics / Re: Lagos Bar Beach Over Flows - Eko Atlantic City Watch Out by Afaukwu: 6:51pm On Aug 27, 2009 |
lol Eyes and nose closed while at it. For lack of a[b] Igbo [/b]girl around |
| Politics / Re: Lagos Bar Beach Over Flows - Eko Atlantic City Watch Out by Afaukwu: 6:48pm On Aug 27, 2009 |
sjeezy8: Keep dreaming. My Yoruba bed mate (not girlfriend) just whispered that to me now after a good round of (guess what). I do not care about your language either |
| Politics / Re: Lagos Bar Beach Over Flows - Eko Atlantic City Watch Out by Afaukwu: 5:05pm On Aug 27, 2009 |
Eko to baje pelu flood |
| Politics / Yar'adua's Wife Turai Is Fighting For A Second Term by Afaukwu: 4:51pm On Aug 27, 2009 |
Second Term: Leave Yaradua To Me, I Will Change His Mind-turai 2011 Presidency: Turai worries over Yar’Adua’s health http://www.nationaldailyngr.com/cover.htm |
| Crime / Re: Owen ALI-BALOGUN - Raped & Defiled a Prostitute by Afaukwu: 1:17am On Aug 27, 2009 |
Yoruba, behaving badly abroad. I do not trust any of them. Either they are raping, gang raping, credit card-frauding or medic aid-frauding. Haba! They go soon begin kidnap Oyibo in yanky and britico land |
| Crime / Re: Owen ALI-BALOGUN - Raped & Defiled a Prostitute by Afaukwu: 9:48pm On Aug 26, 2009 |
Yoruba in diaspora. These guys are so so crooked |
| Crime / Re: Son of new Ambassador to the US,Prof Tunde Adeniran charged wit rape in Maryland by Afaukwu: 9:34pm On Aug 26, 2009 |
FL Gators: This is not an ordinary Nigerian. This man is the face of Nigeria in the most powerful country on earth. Seeing him there any further implies seeing the face of rape, for anyone who visits the embassy and who is aware of the son's case. |
| Crime / Re: Son of new Ambassador to the US,Prof Tunde Adeniran charged wit rape in Maryland by Afaukwu: 9:25pm On Aug 26, 2009 |
He should sack himself then, if he has any conscience left. But as a Nigerian politician, I know Adeniran would wait hoping for a miracle, until Yaradua fires him to serve as an example that Yaradua is a rule of law man. |
| Crime / Re: Son of new Ambassador to the US,Prof Tunde Adeniran charged wit rape in Maryland by Afaukwu: 9:19pm On Aug 26, 2009 |
Ambassador Adeniran should be fired immediately for siring/raising a rapist. |
| Crime / Re: Son of new Ambassador to the US,Prof Tunde Adeniran charged wit rape in Maryland by Afaukwu: 8:43pm On Aug 26, 2009 |
So one of the rapists is the son of the current ambassodor to the US, Prof Adeniran? What is with the Nigerian ambassadors to the USA these days? The one was sacked for his Biafran ''ragtag'' gaffe, this one is definitely going to be sacked for siring a rapist. Na wa for all these Adeniran people dem oh! |
| Crime / Re: The Head Of A Nigerian Is Worth Only 5500 Naira- Yoruba Voodooman by Afaukwu: 8:40pm On Aug 26, 2009 |
The man is a bloody liar. Onitsha man ko, tolotolo man ni! He is a ritualist. But I am surprised that he intended making another rich when he is obviously a poor man. Fake juju man |
| Crime / Re: The Head Of A Nigerian Is Worth Only 5500 Naira- Yoruba Voodooman by Afaukwu: 8:37pm On Aug 26, 2009 |
I talk am say Igbos learnt the art of jujumaking from the SW. According to the western jujuman, the human head was meant for juju making for somebody from the eastern part. Hahahah! |
| Crime / Re: The Head Of A Nigerian Is Worth Only 5500 Naira- Yoruba Voodooman by Afaukwu: 8:34pm On Aug 26, 2009 |
I hope he meant the head of a Yoruba person? Cheap humans |
| Crime / The Head Of A Nigerian Is Worth Only 5500 Naira- Yoruba Voodooman by Afaukwu: 8:34pm On Aug 26, 2009 |
Vanguard (Lagos) Nigeria: Human Head Costs N5,500, Says Herbalist Evelyn Usman A 34-year-old popular herbalist in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun state, Rasaki Yekini, was last week, paraded alongside some robbery suspects that have been terrorising Ogun state and its environs. Yekini, who is popularly known as 'Aro', following his proficiency in herbal mixture which has reportedly met the expectations of his clients, was driving in an Opel Saloon car with plate number AK 72 AAA, from Oru, heading for Obalende, Ijebu-Ode, two weeks ago, when along the Ibadan/Ijebu-Ode road, the vehicle was flagged down by a team of Anti-Crime policemen attached to Obalende division who were on stop-and search routine work. Time was 8.30pm. During the search, a nylon bag neatly tied at the tip was said to have been untied, revealing a human head which was emitting an offensive odour. The startling discovery , led to the arrest of Rasaki who was whisked into the police waiting van to the State Criminal Investigations Department (SCID), Eleweran, Abeokuta, for further investigation. In this interview with Crime Guard, Rasaki discloses his intention of using the head for money ritual, for one of his clients who came all the way from the eastern part of the country. The herbalist who claims that was his first time of venturing into money ritual making with human skull, states that if he had succeeded, he would not have attempted it again. Excerpts: "I am a popular native doctor, a profession I inherited from my late father. My office is located at number 10, Abraham Adesanya Street, Obalende, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun state, which also doubles as my residential apartment where my family, comprising two wives and five children all live. At the initial stage, I backed out of the profession but encountered some problems during which I was told I would only prosper if I went back to traditional healing profession. I am well known as Aro because I treat all sorts of ailment. "It was in the process of going about my traditional healing profession that one man who identified himself as Stephen, an Igbo trader all the way from Onitsha, approached me saying he was advised to meet me that I would have solution to his problem. Stephen told me he wanted to get rich and would need charm that would not only enrich him but other members of his family. I intended to chase him away because I had not done a thing like that before, owing to the magnitude of what is involved . So, I told him it would be difficult but he insisted he would pay any amount, provided he became rich at the end of the day. At that point, I told him it would require a human head and that getting it would be difficult. I, thereafter, told him his bill would be N20,000 and he made an advance payment of N10,000 with a promise to pay the balance as soon as I was through with the charm. "The next phase was how to get a human skull. But being a popular native doctor, I approached a motor park tout who I usually give money and he introduced me to one Kehinde who booked Wednesday the 5th day of August as collection day. Kehinde collected the sum of N5,500 for the head. On the day I was to collect it, I was asked to come to Oru near a bush at night . I cannot tell if that place is a cemetery or not. But after waiting there for a while, he came and handed me a black nylon bag after which we both went our different ways, only for some policemen to stop my vehicle half way, demanding to know the content of the nylon and in the process, discovered the human head." Relevant Links * West Africa * Nigeria * Crime Looking sober, he lamented, " See what I have put myself into now. I do not even know where the man that asked me to do the charm lives in Onitsha and even that of the person that sold the human head to me . Now I am left alone to bear the brunt. I did not even charge him much to make up for this embarrassment and shame this arrest has cost me and my family. People outside there would think I was into something sinister and dubious all this while. I regret my action . If I had known, I would have followed my instinct. I would not have conceded to the client's plea when I told him I could not do it the first time." The suspect, according to the command boss, Mr Hashimu Argungu, would soon be arraigned in court. |
| Crime / Re: Nigerian Gang Rapists Arrested In Baltimore, Usa by Afaukwu: 5:07pm On Aug 26, 2009 |
Bad guys of Nigeria. Did they learn that from Obj of Owu kingdom? |
| Crime / Nigerian Gang Rapists Arrested In Baltimore, Usa by Afaukwu: 5:06pm On Aug 26, 2009 |
Group of gang rapists arrested in Baltimore Submitted by superego Yesterday Thumbs down Group of gang rapists arrested in Baltimore OK, is it time they seriously considered stopping giving *** Nigerians Visas to USA? Perhaps I am overreacting. Someone please rebrand this. Yaradua to blame? Source: http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/mar, ,2163017.story City police have arrested three men and charged them with gang raping three women in separate incidents that took place in the parking lot of Seton Keough High School in Southwest Baltimore, records show. The attacks occurred two weeks apart and shared similar characteristics, and detectives determined the alleged attackers' identities after the most recent victim was able to remember the tag number on the vehicle of one of the suspects. Police did not announce the incidents or the arrests. Charged in the crimes are Anthony Oisediamen Edoror Jr., 19, and Opeyemi Adigun, 20, both of Gwynn Oak; and Adeamoloa Adeniran, 20, of Halethorpe. Police responded at 6:45 a.m. July 27 to Mercy Hospital, where two girls said they had been raped by three unknown males, according to charging documents. The girls said they were walking on Fayette Street downtown when they were approached by two men. After a conversation, the men agreed to give them a ride. But the ride quickly turned frightening, according to court records. The driver got onto Interstate 95 South, and when one of the girls told the driver he was going the wrong way and asked to be let out, the man in the passenger seat told her to be quiet. He brandished a hunting-style knife and threatened to "stab her up," records show. The men drove them to the 1200 block of S. Caton Ave. and parked in the rear of Seton Keough High, a private, all-girls Catholic school, where a second car pulled up. One of the girls tried to run away and was caught by the hair and thrown to the ground. The men then took turns raping them over the course of about an hour, according to charging documents. Afterward, the men took one girl's shorts and both girls' purses, shoes and cell phones, and left. The victims were able to flag down a driver, who called police. During the course of the investigation, police received another report of a rape Aug. 8 that shared the same characteristics of the first incident. The victim in that case, a 26-year-old woman, said she was leaving The Block and asked for a ride home from two men she had spoken with earlier. She was picked up at North Calvert and East Fayette streets and said the men spoke in an African dialect to each other as they drove her to Southwest Baltimore, according to charging documents. She said she was taken to an area behind the high school, where she was dragged onto a field and raped, court records show. She collected two of the men's condoms and took down a tag number, which police traced to Edoror. The police report indicates that at least part of the incident was captured on the school's surveillance cameras. Edoror, who was working at a Home Depot in Baltimore County when he was taken into custody, gave a full confession and identified his accomplices as Adigun and Adeniran, according to charging documents. He said that in the Aug. 8 incident, the men were looking for a prostitute to have sex with without paying and that the victim willingly went with them to have sex for money. But he also acknowledged that they raped her after refusing to pay her. After the suspects' identities were established, the women picked all three men out of photo arrays, court records show. The suspects were arrested Aug. 13 and have been ordered held without bond. A preliminary hearing has been scheduled for Sept. 15. According to electronic court records, only Adeniran has a prior criminal record. He was charged in Howard County with car theft, and in Baltimore County with identity theft and fraud. Both charges were thrown out by prosecutors. __________________ |
| Politics / Re: Fashola To Run For Governorship Of 6+ States In Next Election. by Afaukwu: 10:09pm On Aug 25, 2009 |
Wiki = fake info. Anambra is the 4th riches state after Lagos, Rivers and Abuja. In that site there was no source where wiki got its info from. Shows its fake. That was even in dollars? OMG. Fake fake fake. |
| Politics / Re: Fashola To Run For Governorship Of 6+ States In Next Election. by Afaukwu: 10:07pm On Aug 25, 2009 |
tosh_acer:Indeed, very stupid insinuation. Perhaps he can run for the governorship of all 6 Yoruba states, who cares. Idiotic nonsense. |
Ya "bedmate" aka imagination, dey manage garri with you or wetin? 
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