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hey guys,i just thought of starting a thread for the OS 9.4 S60v5 phones such as the Nokia 5800 and N97.

holla back if you need any application or games for these bad machines!!!

[quote
Tosin knows better
[quote][/quote]tosindeda,over to you.what is khanye all about?u two are always pissing on posters heads for this NL wey we dey so.

ki ni big deal?

@khanye

you betta not be Dr G cos i've been representing the Downtown Studios since '97 and i know he's too nice to attack posters indiscrimately.

tight video,love the concept

@khanye
why must be so rude to every poster?

the real question should be "which security agency doesn't collect bribe"?

the Oluwole guy did not deny writing a inciteful letter that warranted getting a recall.quite typical of a Nigerian bred military man.

i hereby pronounce him guilty.he should defend himself by releasing a copy of his correspondence to the Foreign Affairs Minister

a crime committed in '89 and we get the juicy gist 20years later after the man was allowed to rule Lagos for 8years!!!

the information is worthless now.

as for the veracity of the story,we know that the richest people in Nigeria make their money either as corrupt leaders or as fraudulent conmen.

ki ni big deal?

[quote author=~Sauron~ link=topic=236387.msg3488985#msg3488985 date=1235059411]The exact reason there's an army of unemployed youths.
Septuagenarians who are supposed to be at home living on their pensions have all refused to leave their jobs thus making Nigerian youths to wait and wait for jobs.
Universities keep producing graduates every year with nowhere to go when the OAPs keep lying about their ages to stay in jobs.

Jesus Wept!![/quote]we keep recycling pre-independence intellectuals in this new millineum,i mean look at our rulers and all you see are people that have clung to power for ages.even worse is the fact that they do not attempt to refresh their ideas,rather they've succeeded into turning Nigeria into a place for the very rich and the very poor.we need a revolution, soon

what does an 80year old judge have to offer the country of Nigeria?

there are lot of things wrong with this country,oh!

Senators recommend 80yrs retirement age for Supreme Court justices

Soji-Eze Fagbemi, Abuja - 19.02.2009

Senators at their plenary sitting on Wednesday advocated an increase in the retirement age of serving justices of the Supreme Court from the present 70 years to 80 years.

This is just as they unanimously confirmed the elevation of Justices John Afolabi Fabiyi (North Central) and Olufunlola Oyelola Adekeye (South West) as justices of the Supreme Court.

The call was made by the lawmakers while debating the report of the Senate Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters on the screening of Justices Fabiyi and Adekeye.

The senators, who spoke on the desirability of having additional 10 years added to the present retirement age of the justices of the apex court, believed that the elongation of the retirement age to 80 years would make the nation to benefit more from their wealth of experience.

Like an old wine, the lawmakers agreed that judges mature with age and to increase their retirement age would further improve the quality of judgments delivered at the Supreme Court.

After commending the committee for doing a good job, Senator James Manager said the country and Nigerians stood to gain more if an increment in the judge’s age was considered in the next constitutional amendment to be embarked upon by the National Assembly.

Also contributing to the debate, Chairman, Senate Committee on Information and Media, Senator Ayogu Eze, said “I support the view asking the justices to retire at 80 years, it is a very wise thing.

This will allow us to benefit from the seasoned knowledge that these people have gathered over the years.”

President Umaru Yar’Adua had, in a letter dated January 7, 2009, said the appointment of the two justices was based on the recommendation of the National Judicial Council (NJC) and in conformity with Section 231, Sub-Section (2) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/19022009/news/news9.html

Policemen planned to go on strike, Okiro admits
By Olusola Fabiyi
Published: Thursday, 19 Feb 2009


Police chief, Mr. Mike Okiro, on Wednesday said that some members of the Force actually planned to go on strike.

The plan, it added, was hatched at the Liberation Hall of the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba, Ondo State, where strategies were said to have been mapped out on how to mobilise policemen across the country to be part of the strike.

The confirmation of the strike ran contrary to the denial by the Ondo State Police command which had described the strike as untrue.

The strike was said to have been planned by some young officers under the umbrella of National Association of Young Officers.

They had complained against the welfare of some of their members, warning that if necessary actions were not taken to redress their grievances, they would opt for strike.

But briefing journalists at the Force Headquarters, Abuja, Okiro, the Inspector-General of Police, said seven policemen had been arrested with the planned strike and that they had been dismissed from the Force.

Okiro, who was represented at the event by the Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Training, Mr. Uba Ringim, said that the seven police officers were dismissed after facing Orderly Room trial.

He said that the laws that set up the Force did not allow the any policeman to belong to a trade union and that the gathering where the decision to embark on the futile strike was taken was illegal.

He gave the names of the dismissed policemen who were also paraded, as Arifo Samuel, Fasore Ayodele, Ajose Adejumo, Yinka Ogunremi, Adesina Olugbenga (all sergeants); Emmanuel Olisa and David Awe, corporal and constable respectively.

http://punchontheweb.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art200902191259898

guys,by the end of today,no team will be able to say they have a claim to the premiership.i see a rooney goal.

[quote author=Xavier. link=topic=235546.msg3484835#msg3484835 date=1234981791]Hmm

Just read some of Comfort's posts, they actually look like Funmi's. There is only one way to find out,[/quote]how

wrong forum

check for the Prison Break thread in TV/Movies

naijafan:
you actually didnt provide any more evidence than the topic starter.

did you read my comment or you just feel like typing?what more do you want than what i said?i haven't had any problem with SLOT since i started buying Nokia phones from them.i said the poster should provide evidence because it's possible he bought a phone from a tout wearing a SLOT t-shirt within the premises.

na Lagos I dey and you can only get the best when you want the best.those touts look for mugus who want to cut corners cos they can't afford class.am a phone freak and i know all the in and out of the village so i know who and who can't cheat you there.you want the best phones,go to SLOT,PTV or Tripple Cs.the prices are on the high side but you are guaranteed quality.

period.

@urfriend

i pay my monthly subscription to the bank.how do i get my copy of the HiTv magazine?

the best drama stunt Will Smith has pulled out of his hat is Hitch.

I am Legend and Seven Pounds bring out an experimental Will who am not ready to appreciate for now.

@tosindeda,

we meet again.am going to give my opinion anyways

seven pounds is a nice film,at least it wasnt as bad as I Am, legend.me thinks Will Smith should stick to his action movies cos i dont think he can cope with this drama thing.

it took me 5days to watch the film cos the story line get as e be.thank God i downloaded the film and did not pay to watch it at Ozone.when i got there,somebody told me to watch Underworld instead of 7P.thank God i bought his advice.

honey - jay-z and r.kelly

there is still room for improvement.i have never received a copy of their magazine since i started subscribing to their service 2years ago.

they've covered so much in so little time and they must be commended for this effort

why this thought?

sometimes,i wonder why people should use more than one pen name

definitely Covenant

don't make claims you can't back up with evidence.

i have been patronising SLOT for the past 4years and i have never had cause for worry over their Nokia products.

@poster

kobojunkie has said it all

the Nigerian Police will stop collecting bribe once 2face starts wearing rubbers

@poster

you and your weird stories self!!

first you said Nigerians were running to Ghana and Vietnam,now you say Nigerians are fleeing the United States.

na wa oh

i doubt the veracity of a re-run because its gonna be do-or-die big time now.

i wish fayemi the best!!!

these girls exist everywhere.

there are still good girls in Nigeria,though but they belong to the lucky few, like me

you gotta be kidding,dude

are you 13?