Welcome, Guest: Register On Nairaland / LOGIN! / Trending / Recent / NewStats: 3,167,216 members, 7,867,546 topics. Date: Friday, 21 June 2024 at 06:06 PM |
Nairaland Forum / Ajbf's Profile / Ajbf's Posts
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (of 21 pages)
Culture / First Oba (King) to Face Public Execution In Nigeria (1949) by ajbf: 9:37pm On Apr 01, 2019 |
True life story:- FIRST OBA (KING) TO FACE PUBLIC EXECUTION 1949 How Oba Samuel Adeniran Asusumasa Atewogboye II Was Sentenced To Death For Killing A Basby For Ritual In 1949 The 43rd Alaaye of Efon-Alaaye, Kabiyesi Oba Samuel Adeniran Asusumasa Atewogboye II, his herbalist and one of his servants and Gabriel Olabirinjo, were all hanged to death for The Ritual Murder of 15-Month-Old Baby Girl Named Adediwura In 1949 By M. Ogunshakin On a Monday morning that started out like every other day, the 10th of January, 1949, something unbelievably nasty was to occur. An event so brutal it shook the helpless community to its very core. In the rustic compound of Mr. Ojo was a 15-month-old baby girl whomhe and his adorable wife joyfully named Adediwura (meaning royalty or crown has turned to gold). Not bothered with any problem in the world, she was busy playing. Unknown to the family, the crown of the Efon-Alaaye wassoon going to turn their own crown into a calabash of blood. All of a sudden, someone noticed the little girl playing within the compound was nowhere to be found. Itwas as if she just vanished. Ha! What type of a bad joke is this, the father must have mused. But it was no joke. After checking every plank and crevice in the compound, the parents knew something terrible was amiss. Their child was gone! Justlike that! By that moment, the mother was already on the edge of lunacy. As the sun became hotter and the day entered afternoon with her daughter nowhere to be found, the frenzied woman burst into full-scale madness. She just could not bear it anymore. She heaved her whole body in the air and landed on the ground, throwing herself all over the place several times with hot tears streaming down her face, her non-stop wailings attracted bystanders, neighbours and sympathizers. Who was playing this crazy joke with a child? Her hormones boiled, the maternal instincts kicked in, she ran out of the house into the sun and she let out a piercing cry: My child has been kidnapped! Confused and equally worried, her husband and other concerned members of the compound and family quicklymobilized a small army, had a swift meeting and they all agreed the next thing was to approach the number one person in charge of their welfare, their beloved king – the Alaaye of Efon Alaaye. After all, the king is the father of everyone and if any child in the community is missing, it is the king’s child who was missing. With the speed of light, the chaotic party was soon at the palace. With pitiful tears in their glassy eyes, hot mucus meandering down their nostrils and glistening sweat covering their dark tropical skins now utterly covered with dust and worry, they outlined exactly in weak voices what happened to the king. With the crown of his ancestors perched on his head, the Alaaye listened with rapt attention to the tragedy that was unfolding before his very throne. He told them to return home that the issue will be looked into. After several hours, the Alaaye of Efon-Alaaye, Kabiyesi Oba Samuel Adeniran Asusumasa Atewogboye II, organized a search party to sniff out the missing child. But it was all a waste of time. They searched every nook and corner of the kingdom, called for help from the villagers and police but nothing that remotely resembled the child was even found. Exasperated, the colonial representativesand police messaged Lagos for further help from the Central Investigations Department (CID). BUT WHERE WAS THE CHILD? Well, you will recall that the girl was playing in the compound while her parents busied themselves with house chores. It was in an instant that an herbalist pounced on the girl and kidnapped her. He must have been surveying the compound to know precisely when toattack. He hid the tiny child under his a flowing traditional garb called an agbada (see photo) and whisked her off tohis house.At night, he then told his wife to carry the child on her back to the house of another person. The next day, while the parents of the child could not sleep, the kidnappers took the child straight to the palace. The girl was brought before the king, Kabiyesi Oba Samuel Adeniran Asusumasa Atewogboye II. With a wave of his authority, the poor girl was butchered right in his presence. After the bloody slashings, the king then brought out kolanuts and made everyone present to swear to an oathof secrecy. Anyone who leaked the secret was expected to die, according to the useless covenant they had. The corpse was then mutilated and dismembered, her eyes were gouged out of their sockets and put in a container carried by a first individual. Then her tongue was sliced off and put in another container held by a second individual. Both individuals then ferried these body parts through a door that led to the living quarters of the Oba To Ba Lori Ohun Gbogbo (king). What evil can be greater than a leader betraying his own people? After completing this phase of their criminal operation, they took what remained of the lifeless body of the girl to the forest around the Christian Missionary Society (CMS)Church and buried it there. THE POLICE SWINGS IN AND A DRAMATIC TRIAL ENSUES The parents remained traumatized and on the 10th of February, 1949, a team of police detectives (Chief Inspector Aruah, Sergeants Sule Agbabiaka and Olawaiye and Police Constable Ariyo) stormed Efon-Alaaye. They commenced work without wasting time and within 48 hours, they were able to establish thatthe cute Adediwura may have fallen a victim to the anticsof ritual murderers.On Monday 14th February, 1949 (a day of celebration of love), the Daily Times newspaper blew its trumpets as it reported the criminal case nationwide. The people of the British protectorate of Nigeria shuddered with terror and recoiled with shock at such brutality. But unknown to them, the worst was yet to come.Not long after the detectives arrived, three suspects linked to the murder were rounded up and arrested. Theywere Enoch Falayi, Gabriel Olabirinjo and Daniel Ojo. Falayi was the native doctor and herbalist mentioned earlier, he was the personal spiritualist and consultant to the Alaaye (king), he was the one who kidnapped the girl as she was enjoying her play. The other two suspects were his messengers. In early April, the coroner inquest to the murder opened at the Obokungbusi Hall in Ilesha under Magistrate WO Egbuna, he was the one in control of that particular jurisdiction. But then, something very interesting happened. The caseassumed a new twist when one of those in police custody decided to leak everything and damn the consequences of the covenant they had. He confessed and nailed the royal coffin as he mentioned the name of the king as being the brain behind the whole violent crime. Kabiyesi Oba Samuel Adeniran Asusumasa Atewogboye II was immediately arrested. I want to repeat here that at this time, there was no country called Nigeria, it was a protectorate of the British Empire under King George VI but the justice system was incredibly efficient and it was obvious no one was above the law – not even the king, the second-in-command to the gods. Representing the Crown at this trial was Mr. Lloyd Crow. As the people of Efon-Alaaye were trying to recover from the shock that their arrested monarch could be the brain behind the most savage killing in the land, the case was then transferred to Akure High Court. The stage was set for the trial of the decade. Justice NS Pollard was the trial judge and before him were 21 witnesses ready to vomit all forms of evidence. One of them was Aina Ola and she wasted no time in revealing that it was Enoch Falayi the herbalist who grabbed Adediwura and stuffed her under his agbada.To make things worse for the ritualist masquerading as aherbalist and native doctor, his own wife, Owomobi, also provided further evidence saying the child was kept in their house and in the cover of darkness, she was forced to carry the child on her back to the residence of the second accused, Gabriel Olabirinjo. In a testimony that added more nails to the royal casket, Ojo Olofa on his own testified that the child was taken to the palace the following day and it was in the presence of the king that the innocent kid was murdered with brutal cuts. He also gave further details of what happened to her body parts and subsequent burial, all mentioned earlier. Once all the witnesses gave their evidence, the Crown counsel, Mr. Crow proceeded to submit that the statements of the three principal witnesses – Aina Ola, Owomobi and Ojo Olofa were more than enough for the conviction of Falayi, the crooked herbalist. But the legal drama was just starting. The defence counsels launched their own counterattacks as they insisted that the three witnesses were accomplices and therefore, their evidence needs to be corroborated. However, the trial judge, Justice Pollard, ruled that he was satisfied that Aina Ola could not be considered as an accomplice and as such, her evidence was enough corroboration of the concealment of Adediwura at Falayi’s house and the subsequent transfer of the child to the palace. Thus, Falayi was pronounced guilty. Gbagam! That was not all, the Crown counsel Crow also submitted that the confessional statement provided by Gabriel Olabirinjo and Ojo Olofa’s evidence was a total corroboration of the second accused person’s guilt. And it gets more interesting as his lawyer, Bode Thomas, argued that his client made the statement under duress and so it should not be accepted as evidence. But again, Justice Pollard disagreed. He stated that he was satisfied that the accused evidence was made voluntarily and freely. And without wasting time, the judge slammed him with a guilty verdict too. But Daniel Ojo was lucky, he was acquitted for lack of substantial evidence again him. So what happened to the criminal king? As for Kabiyesi Oba Adeniran, the Crown counsel submitted that the evidence revealed clearly that he did not only have the intention to kill but also took part in the ritual murder of baby Adediwura. He then directed the court to the evidence of Ojo Olofa and Owomobi. The prosecuting counsel further prayed to the court to take into consideration the countenance of the Oba which he said, already showed him as someone with guilty mind. Okay, now wait for this. The lawyer to the king, Chief Obafemi Awolowo (yes the same African chief on the N100 naira note) fired back. He argued that since the king rendered helped the parents of the deceased and the parents by organizing a search part. Awolowo said that alone was enough to wash the royal robe clean of all blood. He did not stop there, he said as an Oba, it was possible that some of the enemies of the king wanted to deal with him by involving him in the gruesome killing. Awolowo dismissed all the evidence presented against his client: he branded them as circumstantial. However, to the disappointment of Awolowo, Justice Pollard did not agree with him. The judge said that saying some enemies in the town vowed to implicate the king in the murder was nothing but a baseless afterthought. In short, the judge gave Awolowo and legal park well. The worst was yet to come for Awolowo and his client. The stern trial judge dropped the bomb when he eventually found the king guilty. The king must have thought he was having a bad dream when Justice Pollard sentenced him to death. Also sentenced to the graves were the other accused persons. NB: Also integrally involved in this case is a particular Mr. Oye, said to be a first-class criminal case investigator who made the success of the prosecution possible. The accused persons were like laelae kole happen do you know who we are and so they marched straight to the West African Court of Appeal (WACA) where they appealed the decision of the trial court. At WACA, they stood before the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice John Verity who presided with two other justices. The appellate court listened to their pleas and reached the following conclusions: Although the disappearance of the child was reported to the Oba early in the afternoon, he as the head of the town did nothing until twilight. Five days after the disappearance, the Oba sent for the constable to say he had information that the child will be found at the forest near CMS compound.Upon the arrest of Enoch Falayi, he ordered his release because he claimed that Falayi was his ‘doctor’.The corps found the mutilated body exactly where the Oba said the police would find it. The court held that even though these findings were circumstantial, the statements of other accused persons, and the ones read to him by the police which he confirmed, have already proved his guilt. The court specifically quoted Gabriel Olabirinjo’s statement read to the Oba by Sergeant Agbabiaka which the Oba, the Alaaye of Efon-Alaaye did not deny. The statement went thus: ‘I was in the palace of Alaaye of Efon at night, I saw Enoch carry one girl under his gown into the palace. He placed the girl under the staircase in the palace…Enoch left to call Alaaye…Alaaye came and saw the girl. He said Enoch should do her as he said he would do her….He carried the cigarette tin (in which the eyes and tongue were contained) to Oba Alaaye…The following night Oba Alaaye asked whether the corpse of the girl had been cleared…’ Justice Verity then concluded: ‘With acceptance of that statement as evidence of tacit admission of the facts therein, there is not only ample corroboration of the evidence…it goes further and is evidence of admission of facts from which no other conclusion is possible than that the appellant counseled and procured the murder of this child and was rightly found guilty thereof.’ Upon this final pronouncement, Kabiyesi Oba Samuel Adeniran Asusumasa Atewogboye II, the 43rd Alaaye of Efon-Alaaye, his herbalist and one of his servants and Gabriel Olabirinjo, were all hanged to death. 1 Like
|
Politics / Re: Loses At NNPC Hit N551.46b In Four Years by ajbf: 6:25am On Mar 24, 2019 |
NNPC must not be sold oooo. |
Politics / Re: Live Updates: OYO State 2019 Governorship Election by ajbf: 9:32pm On Mar 10, 2019 |
anubabab:I only answered that guy. The results in all the 33 local government areas have been answered by INEC. We are only awaiting the official announcement of the winner. |
Politics / Re: Live Updates: OYO State 2019 Governorship Election by ajbf: 9:03pm On Mar 10, 2019 |
anubabab:Seyi Makinde of PDP. He is here declared winner and he is returned elected. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Live Updates: OYO State 2019 Governorship Election by ajbf: 5:09pm On Mar 10, 2019 |
lordempire:You are right |
Politics / Re: Oyo Governorship: Adebayo Adebalu Loses Own Local Government by ajbf: 4:39pm On Mar 10, 2019 |
1. Ibadan North West APC - 10,221 PDP - 20,715 2. Ibarapa East APC – 8,646 PDP – 13,002 3. Atiba APC – 9,690 PDP – 14,636 4. Kajola APC – 12,982 PDP – 13,600 5. Ido APC – 8,585 PDP – 16,726 6. Lagelu APC – 11,923 PDP – 16,217 7. Iwajowa APC – 8,459 PDP – 9,358 8. Ogbomoso South APC – 10,984 PDP – 11,236 9. Afijio APC – 7,591 PDP – 10,515 10. Saki West APC - 15,147 PDP - 21,184 11. Ibadan North East local Govt. Apc - 12553 Pdp - 30824 12. Oorelope local Govt. Apc: 7546 Pdp: 10460 13. Orire local Govt. Apc: 15810 Pdp: 9856 14. Oyo East APC - 8,721 PDP - 12,580 15. Ibarapa North local Govt. Apc - 8644 Pdp - 11580 16.Atisbo APC - 9,678 PDP - 10,028 17. Ibarapa Central APC - 7,888 PDP - 10,964 18. Ogooluwa Apc - 9,547 PDP - 6,152 19. Surulere Apc - 14,168 Pdp - 7,505 20. Ogbomosho North Apc - 14,442 PDP - 13,035 21. Ibadan North Apc - 18,858 PDP - 40,785 22. Ibadan South-East Local Government. APC: 13,277 PDP: 24,556 23. Egbeda lga APC- 13581 PDP-24203 24. Itesiwaju lga APC- 6825 PDP- 8612 25. Irepo LGA APC = 7,862 PDP = 7,633 26. Saki East Apc - 6,345 PDP - 8,577 27. Oyo West LG Apc - 9756 PDP - 12132 28. Oluyole APC - 9,477 PDP - 18,070 29. Olorunsogo LGA APC = 5,277 PDP = 7,554 30. Ona Ara LG APC: 7848 PDP: 14430 ----------------30 Local governments declared so far------------------ APC HAS WON 5 PDP HAS WON 25 It remains just THREE Local government areas 2 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: Oyo Governorship: Adebayo Adebalu Loses Own Local Government by ajbf: 4:37pm On Mar 10, 2019 |
yemi15:27. Oyo West LG Apc - 9756 PDP - 12132 28. Oluyole APC - 9,477 PDP - 18,070 29. Olorunsogo LGA APC = 5,277 PDP = 7,554 30. Ona Ara LG APC: 7848 PDP: 14430 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Oyo Governorship: Adebayo Adebalu Loses Own Local Government by ajbf: 3:56pm On Mar 10, 2019 |
Election results so far from INEC headquarters, Agodi, Ibadan. 1. Ibadan North West APC - 10,221 PDP - 20,715 2. Ibarapa East APC – 8,646 PDP – 13,002 3. Atiba APC – 9,690 PDP – 14,636 4. Kajola APC – 12,982 PDP – 13,600 5. Ido APC – 8,585 PDP – 16,726 6. Lagelu APC – 11,923 PDP – 16,217 7. Iwajowa APC – 8,459 PDP – 9,358 8. Ogbomoso South APC – 10,984 PDP – 11,236 9. Afijio APC – 7,591 PDP – 10,515 10. Saki West APC - 15,147 PDP - 21,184 11. Ibadan North East local Govt. Apc - 12553 Pdp - 30824 12. Oorelope local Govt. Apc: 7546 Pdp: 10460 13. Orire local Govt. Apc: 15810 Pdp: 9856 14. Oyo East APC - 8,721 PDP - 12,580 15. Ibarapa North local Govt. Apc - 8644 Pdp - 11580 16.Atisbo APC - 9,678 PDP - 10,028 17. Ibarapa Central APC - 7,888 PDP - 10,964 18. Ogooluwa Apc - 9,547 PDP - 6,152 19. Surulere Apc - 14,168 Pdp - 7,505 20. Ogbomosho North Apc - 14,442 PDP - 13,035 21. Ibadan North Apc - 18,858 PDP - 40,785 22. Ibadan South-East Local Government. APC: 13,277 PDP: 24,556 23. Egbeda lga APC- 13581 PDP-24203 24. Itesiwaju lga APC- 6825 PDP- 8612 25. Irepo LGA APC = 7,862 PDP = 7,633 26. Saki East Apc - 6,345 PDP - 8,577 27. Oyo West LG Apc - 9756 PDP - 12132 ----------------27 Local governments declared so far------------------ APC HAS WON 5 PDP HAS WON 22 It remains results from just seven local government areas |
Politics / Re: PDP Leading APC With Over 69,000 Votes In 12 Oyo Lgas – Thecable by ajbf: 3:55pm On Mar 10, 2019 |
Election results so far from INEC headquarters, Agodi, Ibadan. 1. Ibadan North West APC - 10,221 PDP - 20,715 2. Ibarapa East APC – 8,646 PDP – 13,002 3. Atiba APC – 9,690 PDP – 14,636 4. Kajola APC – 12,982 PDP – 13,600 5. Ido APC – 8,585 PDP – 16,726 6. Lagelu APC – 11,923 PDP – 16,217 7. Iwajowa APC – 8,459 PDP – 9,358 8. Ogbomoso South APC – 10,984 PDP – 11,236 9. Afijio APC – 7,591 PDP – 10,515 10. Saki West APC - 15,147 PDP - 21,184 11. Ibadan North East local Govt. Apc - 12553 Pdp - 30824 12. Oorelope local Govt. Apc: 7546 Pdp: 10460 13. Orire local Govt. Apc: 15810 Pdp: 9856 14. Oyo East APC - 8,721 PDP - 12,580 15. Ibarapa North local Govt. Apc - 8644 Pdp - 11580 16.Atisbo APC - 9,678 PDP - 10,028 17. Ibarapa Central APC - 7,888 PDP - 10,964 18. Ogooluwa Apc - 9,547 PDP - 6,152 19. Surulere Apc - 14,168 Pdp - 7,505 20. Ogbomosho North Apc - 14,442 PDP - 13,035 21. Ibadan North Apc - 18,858 PDP - 40,785 22. Ibadan South-East Local Government. APC: 13,277 PDP: 24,556 23. Egbeda lga APC- 13581 PDP-24203 24. Itesiwaju lga APC- 6825 PDP- 8612 25. Irepo LGA APC = 7,862 PDP = 7,633 26. Saki East Apc - 6,345 PDP - 8,577 27. Oyo West LG Apc - 9756 PDP - 12132 ----------------27 Local governments declared so far------------------ APC HAS WON 5 PDP HAS WON 22 It remains results from just seven local government areas 2 Likes |
Politics / Re: EFCC Arrests Party Agent With Over N1.2m, Another With N300k In Borno by ajbf: 7:17pm On Mar 09, 2019 |
You people cannot mention the name of the party abi. Set of useless people. We can see the name of the nonsense party on the paper in that picture. |
Politics / Re: APC Floors PDP, Wins Davido’s Uncle Seat In Osun by ajbf: 9:48am On Feb 25, 2019 |
OmoManU:Aregbesola party was flushed out in his senatorial district. PDP senatorial candidate as well as PDP house Rep. Candidates won in Osun East. |
Politics / Re: Kogi West: Melaye Defeats Smart Adeyemi, Wins Senate Race by ajbf: 6:44am On Feb 25, 2019 |
mknigeriagreat:I only responded to what some people are saying. As far as Nigeria politics is concerned, Saraki has achieved politically. Moreso, he has reached the end of his life. In his life time, the higher positions he has not occupied are that of Vice President and President of Federal Republic of Nigeria. |
Politics / Re: Meet Oloriegbe, The Medical Doctor Who ‘Drowned’ Saraki by ajbf: 6:34am On Feb 25, 2019 |
Babiboy:If ending political career as senate president of the FederalRepublic of Nigeria (after being a state governor for 8 years) is what you are celebrating as humiliation, I think Bukola Saraki should celebrate it by himself. What the guy did for those of you that have memory loss was that he went against his father, when the father insisted that it was Gbemisola (the Bukola younger sister) that would become governor of the state immediately after the expiration of the administration of Bukola Saraki |
Politics / Re: Kogi West: Melaye Defeats Smart Adeyemi, Wins Senate Race by ajbf: 6:12am On Feb 25, 2019 |
mknigeriagreat:If ending political career as senate president of the FederalRepublic of Nigeria (after being a state governor for 8 years) is what you are celebrating as humiliation, I think Bukola Saraki should celebrate it by himself. What the guy did for those of you that have memory loss was that he went against his father, when the father insisted that it was Gbemisola (the Bukola younger sister) that would become governor of the state immediately after the expiration of the administration of Bukola Saraki 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Abiola Ajimobi Loses Four Of Four Announced Local Governments In Oyo South by ajbf: 5:59am On Feb 25, 2019 |
Olawalesmarter:Not only that, the senator that will be representing Ife/Ijesa senatorial district is that of PDP candidate and he is from Ilesa. |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Manchester City Vs Chelsea (6 - 0) On 10th February 2019 by ajbf: 6:36pm On Feb 10, 2019 |
I can't believe this. I thought some plastic fans of Chelsea FC were saying no football team can beat them 4 : 0, now it is 5 goals from Manchester City which remain unreplied by Chelsea team |
Family / Re: Wife Fights Her Husband After She Was Told To Pack Out. Photos by ajbf: 8:43am On Jan 19, 2019 |
enemmo:Nah real thing oooo. Check the guy Facebook page "Neyo Pizzle". Even the wife just got delivered of a baby around November, 2018 |
Family / Re: Wife Fights Her Husband After She Was Told To Pack Out. Photos by ajbf: 8:40am On Jan 19, 2019 |
Swegzfreak:https://mbasic.facebook.com/story.php?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C1312704201 Or you can check it on the guy Facebook account " Neyo Pizzle" |
Investment / Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ajbf: 5:00pm On Jan 03, 2019 |
Deal completed at Union bank. 12.5% To reach maturity on 21st Feb., 2019. |
Politics / Re: Adams Oshiomhole Shows New Dancing Skills As El-rufai Backs Him by ajbf: 7:13am On Jan 01, 2019 |
Let someone call him dancing APC chairman ( and former governor of Edo State) |
Business / Re: Football (+Other Sports) Betting Season 12 by ajbf: 4:41pm On Dec 30, 2018 |
boringdraw:This option is too sure. Good work! Continue. Meanwhile, Salernitana 2: 3 Pescara, at the moment. 5 Likes |
Business / Re: Football (+Other Sports) Betting Season 12 by ajbf: 5:45pm On Dec 29, 2018 |
bigcee:Not yet, take one more goal. Tottenham FC 1: 3 Wolves FC Game is still on 3 Likes |
Business / Re: Football (+Other Sports) Betting Season 12 by ajbf: 5:42pm On Dec 29, 2018 |
Gboy101:What did u say? |
Business / Re: Football (+Other Sports) Betting Season 12 by ajbf: 5:41pm On Dec 29, 2018 |
Tottenham FC |
Business / Re: Football (+Other Sports) Betting Season 12 by ajbf: 10:49am On Dec 27, 2018 |
Oxford City; too bad!!! B954SZQTCRSWPS-984179 |
Business / Re: Football (+Other Sports) Betting Season 12 by ajbf: 3:57pm On Dec 22, 2018 |
Toseenlove:Last Sunday again alone. I wish Feyenood team players to become miserable at the end. B941SZSWCSZATE-984179 |
Crime / Re: Man Killed By Vigilante In Delta Secretly Buried (Photo) by ajbf: 6:31pm On Dec 20, 2018 |
Offpoint:How would the vigilante people know that you are coming from hospital? Don't be sentimental. So because you are outside around 12:00am ( not to commit crime ooo), the next thing is that they should shoot you. |
Politics / Re: BREAKING: PDP Lawmakers Boos,Insults Buhari As He Present 2019 Appropriation Bil by ajbf: 2:09pm On Dec 19, 2018 |
highcollide:It was true 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Pastor Dies After Fasting For 30 Days To Compete And Beat Jesus Record by ajbf: 6:30pm On Dec 01, 2018 |
He died because of ignorance not because of Jesus Christ. The trio of Moses, Elijah and Jesus Christ that Holy Bible has the record that they fasted for 40 days were all led by Spirit of God to do so. |
Business / Re: Football (+Other Sports) Betting Season 12 by ajbf: 5:59pm On Nov 26, 2018 |
M-pfp Username: ajbf Bet ID: 220811799 Odd: 5725.38 Sheffield Wednesday FC - Bolton Wanderers game: 2nd half - Under/Over 0.5 bet: over 0.5 1.27 Leeds United - Reading FC game: Double chance & Under/Over 1.5 goals bet: Leeds United/draw & over 1.5 1.31 RB Salzburg - SCR Altach game: 1st half - Under/Over 0.5 bet: over 0.5 1.21 Burnley FC - Newcastle United game: 1st half - Under/Over 1.5 goals bet: under 1.5 1.33 Leicester City - Watford FC game: 2nd half - Under/Over 0.5 goals bet: over 0.5 1.25 Huddersfield Town - Brighton & Hove Albion FC game: 1st half - Under/Over 1.5 goals bet: under 1.5 1.26 Chelsea FC - Fulham FC game: 1st half - both teams to score bet: no 1.21 Cardiff City - Wolverhampton Wanderers game: Under/Over 3.5 goals bet: under 3.5 1.23 Arsenal FC - Tottenham Hotspur game: 1st half - Under/Over 0.5 goals bet: over 0.5 1.28 Liverpool FC - Everton FC game: Liverpool FC to win either half bet: yes 1.21 Manchester City - Bournemouth AFC game: Manchester City to score in both halves bet: yes 1.43 Newcastle United - West Ham United game: 2nd half - double chance bet: Newcastle United or draw 1.28 Southampton FC - Manchester United game: 2nd half - Under/Over 0.5 goals Crystal Palace - Burnley FC game: Crystal Palace to win both halves bet: no 1.23 Borussia Dortmund - SC Freiburg game: 1x2 bet: Borussia Dortmund RB Leipzig - Monchengladbach game: 1st half - Under/Over 0.5 goals bet: over 0.5 1.27 1899 Hoffenheim - FC Schalke 04 game: 1st half - Under/Over 0.5 goals bet: over 0.5 1.28 Werder Bremen - Bayern Munich game: 1st half - Under/Over 0.5 goals bet: over 0.5 1.23 Luton Town - Bradford City game: Double chance & Under/Over 1.5 goals bet: Luton Town/draw & over 1.5 Portsmouth FC - Walsall FC game: 2nd half - Under/Over 0.5 bet: over 0.5 1.22 Celta de Vigo - SD Huesca game: Draw no bet bet: Celta de Vigo 1.25 Getafe CF - Espanyol Barcelona game: 1st half - Under/Over 1.5 goals bet: under 1.5 1.26 Girona FC - Atletico Madrid game: Double chance & Under/Over 4.5 goals bet: draw/Atletico Madrid & under 4.5 1.24 CD Alaves - Sevilla FC game: 2nd half - Under/Over 0.5 goals bet: over 0.5 1.20 FC Barcelona - Villarreal CF game: 1x2 bet: FC Barcelona 1.27 Real Valladolid - CD Leganes game: 1st half - Under/Over 1.5 goals bet: under 1.5 1.26 Real Madrid - Valencia CF game: Real Madrid to win both halves bet: no 1.32 Rayo Vallecano - SD Eibar game: 1st half - both teams to score bet: no 1.20 Betis Sevilla - Real Sociedad game: Handicap 0:2 bet: Real Sociedad (0:2) 1.26 SCO Angers - SM Caen game: 1st half - Under/Over 1.5 goals bet: under 1.5 1.32 FC Girondins Bordeaux - Paris St Germain game: 1st half - both teams to score bet: no 1.24 Soccer, France, Lig troot Puntforpride pfpmoderator |
Business / Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by ajbf: 7:16am On Nov 25, 2018 |
Megadrop: Ibadan people and their Nissan Mirca Ibadan people have started driving Micra privately in their large numbers sef. 3 Likes |
Business / Re: Business I Can Start With 400k In Lagos by ajbf: 4:03am On Nov 22, 2018 |
eurogee:It would been better and nice if you can give detail analyses of your own experience to show how you were able to incur the loss of #40,000. 1 Like |
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (of 21 pages)
(Go Up)
Sections: politics (1) business autos (1) jobs (1) career education (1) romance computers phones travel sports fashion health religion celebs tv-movies music-radio literature webmasters programming techmarket Links: (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) Nairaland - Copyright © 2005 - 2024 Oluwaseun Osewa. All rights reserved. See How To Advertise. 73 |