in the pics without that brazilian mop on her head she looks 100x better!

congrats on her latest achievement in life!

Baba O should pay more attention to the daily news.

The EFCC and DSS are already moving mountains at unprecedented historic levels. Let them completely sanitise the judiciary first and then decontaminate the national assembly.

@toke-baybee





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>>>Acting has been her passion since she was a kid but her mum told her she can’t allow her to do such because of some negative things she has noticed or seen with people that are into acting.

her mother warned her and gave her sage advise that she ignored, but dis one wants so-called fast easy money and is already marketing/displaying her wares for all men to see.

i'm starting to think that 90% of des new nollywood gurls be:


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@GenBuhari ... where u been bro? come drop some fresh knowledge on our heads!

in the meantime i'll share these NL archived information with the advanced readers.


Thief Obasanjo - he wrecked Nigeria and stole $200bn - Politics (4) - Nairaland

https://www.nairaland.com/792619/thief-obasanjo-he-wrecked-nigeria/4




CIA In Nigeria:the Obasanjo Curious Connection - Politics - Nairaland

https://www.nairaland.com/1566075/cia-nigeria-obasanjo-curious-connection




Nollywood Actress Opens Up About Affair With Former President Obasanjo [PICS]

https://www.nairaland.com/3275370/nollywood-actress-opens-up-affair


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2016, the year of holy matrimony in 9ja.

one of u single NL big boys had better catch this blessed op (brains & beauty) in a hurry if she's not taken already!

me allergic to women with brazilian and asian hair sewed into dere scalps

Oliver Twist was ok but Fall in Love is the all time joint!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b-I_dZqsLIc

what a heart felt essay!

sounds like she's saying the 9ja men that she came in contact in her life ain't chit, and that oyinbo man she married saved her.


life shouldn't be so rough and tough for the masses in the 21st century.

abeg, NL archives are so rich in content....

Hauwa Mohammed: Muslim Vlogger & The Original Igbo Girl (pictured) - Career - Nairaland


https://www.nairaland.com/2624091/hauwa-mohammed-muslim-vlogger-original


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those lips and those hips


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low mileage and a pretty face almost always guarantees matrimony.

stealing is very evil but i got some humor for the thread


Big Fat Women Are Caught Stealing Liquor BY HIDING IT UNDER THEIR DRESS!!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EF0aobFwsFg




Women Steals Liquor By Hiding it BETWEEN THEIR LEGS!!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_B3IsSx6Gp0



Woman steals a 24 case of beer under her...dress!



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkb4GgPeCxc

wondering how dis vehicle man slaughter killer shows no shame to keep showing her face in public?


www.nairaland.com/attachments/4507640_20161120140113_jpeg35f3a5c384c4acb031d81a0b7fe17cdf

it's too bad the FG can't bring back

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yes, if she has average or above average cooking skills. the way to a man's heart is thru his stomach.

but she must skip the Maggi seasoning which contains a toxic chemical (msg).

Courtesy of Quartz Africa

http://qz.com/839855/nigerians-are-falling-for-mmm-a-russian-ponzi-scheme/



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Millions of Nigerians are falling for a 27-year old Russian Ponzi scheme

Yomi Kazeem November 18, 2016 Quartz Africa


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Paper chase. (Reuters/Akintunde Akinleye)

Nigeria’s economic downturn is proving fertile ground for a decades-old Russian Ponzi scheme to thrive.
Fallen on difficult times amid the country’s first recession in decades, millions of Nigerians have turned to Mavrodi Mondial Moneybox (MMM), a Ponzi scheme with roots in Russia, which promises unreasonably high returns on investments. Originally set up in the late 1980s by Sergei Mavrodi, a Russian ex-convict, the scheme has become popular in Nigeria where it has operated for a year.

According to the Nigerian website, MMM is described as a “mutual aid fund where ordinary people help each other.” Essentially, registered participants pledge and donate money to help other participants who request it and expect them to return the favor at a later date. As a catch, the scheme promises 30% monthly returns for participants who donate. Put another way, a participant who donates money is eligible to request for the amount donated plus 30% interest after a month. That request is then fulfilled by another participant.

An MMM participant who donates money is eligible to request for the amount donated plus 30% interest after a month.

Lagos-based economist, Tunji Andrews, likens it to a game of musical chairs. “Mr. A lends help to Mr. B, hoping that Mr. C pays him his own help before it crashes,” Andrews tell Quartz. “Now, knowing that it eventually will, every single payout, is paid for by those who get caught in, when the music stops.”
It seems a fairly obvious ruse. The website even states a warning: “There are no guarantees and promises! Neither explicit nor implicit,” it reads. “And in general, you can lose all your money.” But that hasn’t stopped the 2.4 million Nigerians who are registered from participating.
A recipe for disaster

For much of the past year, Nigeria has been stuck in a rot. Its economy, once regarded as one of the world’s fastest growing, is mired in a recession that shows no signs of abating. IMF forecasts the economy to contract by -1.7% this year. Inflation has also hit an 11-year high with prices of goods inching up every month. As a result, times are incredibly difficult for many Nigerians. With investors pulling out and businesses shutting up shop, unemployment is also an urgent problem.

A recent recruitment drive by a government agency helps put Nigeria’s unemployment problem in context. Advertising for only 500 positions, Nigeria’s federal tax agency received 700,000 applications—2,000 of which were by graduates with first class honors degrees. Similarly, in February, the Nigerian Police Force received almost a million applications for 10,000 listed positions.

“The government can say what they like. If they can’t assist us, they should leave us alone” —MMM participant.

With millions of unemployed people seeking means of livelihood, a scheme which promises high returns has appeared to be a beacon of hope. The government admits this much. Saheed Fijabi, a federal lawmaker, says MMM is leveraging “the high level of unemployment and poverty to deceive unwary Nigerians.” The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has also warned Nigerians to be careful about committing money to “fraudsters” promising high returns at a time when “the economy has suffered some decline.” But such warnings have irked MMM participants who accuse authorities of having ulterior motives.


Uncle Steve[PMP] @StevetweetsA
MMM adverts displayed inside a banking hall in Nigeria
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Ogadi Ngozi, a highly ranked MMM participant based in Delta state, in southern Nigeria, says the authorities only disapprove of MMM because the scheme is costing local banks some customers. “Nobody goes to the banks for loans anymore,” Ogazi tells Quartz. “Why go there and collect loans at outrageous interest rates when you can help one or two persons in MMM and be smiling with a 30% reward?” Ogazi also insists participants are aware of “participating at their own risk.”
Given the tough economic woes, MMM participants staunchly defend their involvement in the scheme citing the government’s inability so far to make life better for Nigerians. And that reality is making the scheme even more popular as, at the time of writing, rankings by Alexa, a web traffic data and analytics company, show MMM’s websites are the fifth and 14th most visited in Nigeria, only behind Google’s global and Nigerian sites, YouTube, Yahoo but ahead of Facebook. Julie, a Lagos-based participant, plans to continue to risk her money despite the government’s warning. “The government can say what they like. If they can’t assist us, they should leave us alone.”

Africa has the very best!

Hope he can't be bribed/bought like many are.

seems like her estranged husband recently gave her a tune-up and changed her oil.

old rumor floating around that Majid hit it first

please keep up this great work boys

www.nairaland.com/attachments/4500517_2q_jpeg922007f32c30c90ad26954ce68e57c68

the joker below should have repatriated these funds back to Nigeria 7 or 8 years ago.

i want this star to come sit on my f__e and have her way with me after her tour.

man if this ain't the truth on this topic ....


The Jezebel Spirit and How it Operates

http://www.bible-knowledge.com/the-jezebel-spirit-and-how-it-operates/

Without question, the nastiest, evil, most disgusting, cunning, and seductive spirit in Satan’s hierarchy has to be what many call the Jezebel spirit.
This evil spirit has been responsible for not only tearing down churches, pastors, and different Christian ministries, but it has also been responsible for breaking up many marriages, friendships, companies, along with getting many people to commit cold-blooded murders and suicides.

I think this is a great board to post this news so that NL political readers can adjudicate and compare it with what's now historically occurring in the Giant of Africa. The 9ja DSS and EFCC have motivated the Ruskies to step it up

news video in link,


More Russian officials detained as nationwide anti-corruption drive gains momentum


https://www.rt.com/politics/367170-more-russian-officials-detained-as/

Published time: 16 Nov, 2016 16:32

Edited time: 16 Nov, 2016 16:46


Russian law enforcement has launched criminal investigations targeting several high-ranking regional officials with charges including embezzlement, theft, bribery, and extortion.
The main news of the week was the arrest of Russian Minister of Economic Development Aleksey Ulyukayev for allegedly accepting a $2 million bribe, but more investigations have been initiated all over the country in just the last two days.

The Federal Security Service has arrested two deputies to the governor of central Russia’s Kemerovo Region, Aleksey Ivanov and Aleksandr Danilchenko, on charges of extorting a 51-percent stake in a coal mining company from a local businessman. The media estimated the minimum price of the securities in question to be about 1 billion rubles, or well over $15 million. Besides the two deputy governors, FSB operatives also detained a group of agents working in the regional directorate of the Investigative Committee – a Russian federal agency responsible for pursuing especially important crimes – including the head of its investigative department. They all have been charged with complicity in extortion.

In Moscow, the Investigative Committee arrested a former deputy governor of St. Petersburg, Russia’s second largest city, and launched a criminal investigation into large-scale embezzlement of state funds that had been allocated for the construction of a football stadium. Investigators have told reporters that the suspect, Marat Oganesyan, allegedly arranged for a friendly company to win the tender to supply a special screen for the stadium and received an advance payment of over 50 million rubles (about $770 000) that was later laundered through shell companies and stolen. Oganesyan is currently in custody and awaiting transfer to St. Petersburg, where he will be investigated and tried.

On Wednesday the Investigative Committee reported that it had also opened a criminal case against the mayor of the central Russian city of Pereslavl-Zalessky, Dmitry Koshurnikov, who is suspected of large-scale misuse of funds belonging to the state hi-tech corporation Rusnano through the local pharmaceutical firm NT-Pharma. Several senior managers of NT Pharma have also become suspects in this case.

Also on Wednesday, Interior Ministry officers searched the office of the director of the state property agency for the republic of North Ossetia, Alan Tsabiyev, who is suspected of abusing his office and committing large-scale theft in 2013 during the privatization of land plots belonging to one state-owned enterprise. Tsabiyev has been placed under house arrest.


‘Not politics, corruption’: Russian officials comment on economy minister’s detention

https://www.rt.com/politics/367011-not-politics-but-corruption-russian/

dis young nigga can spit some bars

have low or no mileage on the engine and tires and he go close the matrimonial deal.

Grandpa Pete is somewhere happy and smiling .

i'd wager that a large percentage of the national and state assembly members, and governors are posting on this forum.

now figuring out their moniker/s is another story.

go where? and replace him with who? a kleptomaniac looter?

the lady has been over there for a while.... dem east african big boys must be toasting her rather grandly!