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chukwuboi:
Wats d specifications of d desktop

512mb vram
8gb ram
graphic card nvidia geforce gt 240
500gb hard disk
processor AMD PHENOM(tm) 2 X4 955
processor speed 3.2ghz

chukwuboi:

Please explain how can i get the games for my gaming desktop..

so what of we programmers and bankers?.
what are we gonna do??

wow

chai..

u cannot add "Graphic photos" to the topic...

sexymoma:
Itumo

when u mention ayilala??
that's what prompt me to ask...

sexymoma:
May Ayilala punish dem
May sango strike dem to death
May Ogun bath with their blood


Dem nor dey call Jesus for this kin matter....
This kind pple na instant death fit dem....

u be ikale?? ikalian??

NOTRIBE:
NA YOROOBAAA MAN...CHOP, MAKE TROUBLE AND RUN AWAY,

he aint yoruba...looks like hausa or fulani
and stop generalizing....

Gone are those days...

if you already have waec....just do A level or SAT

ZACHIE:
Hey
This is marginalization of the Igbo Race.
Ndigbo should be head of the legislature.
We gave you executive .you took it.
With our victories in the election we should head the legislation of Lagos State
Tinubu is a racist and tribalist and ethnocentrist jinogist

hmmm...
from your comment, you will be bashed

Ymodulus:
See this one. I know what is going on in your mind now. You are like


Yusuf Buhari i want you want to sample me [Sample me]
but Are you sure that you can handle me [handle me]
Yusuf, wait am not kidding you?
I mean i want you (yusuf) to ri idi mi
O gbe idi soke mo de fa poran jade
Nigba to mo ko fun owa ki mi kare
Ahh!!! yusuf this your thing it is big o jawe
Ejo mi ko, oluwa lo da mi lare
Leyin to je banana nana
Yusuf does not want to yansh you yansh you
You now say he should lick your pulet pulet yusuf come talk say kai abasha basha

Iranu Abacha

You must be high on weed..

Egypt sentences Mohamed Morsi to death
Verdict against former president sent to Grand Mufti for confirmation after he is convicted for 2011 mass prison break.
16 May 2015 16:15 GMT | Politics, Egypt, Middle East


The court will pronounce its final decision on June 2 [AP]
An Egypt court has sentenced former President Mohamed Morsi to death for a mass prison break in 2011, prompting immediate condemnations from Amnesty International and the Turkish President.
The court ruled on Saturday that the sentencing of Morsi and 105 others will be referred to the Grand Mufti, the highest religious authority in Egypt, for confirmation. Many of those sentenced were tried in absentia.

The court will pronounce its final decision on June 2.
Widespread condemnation
Mohamed Soudan, a senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood, told Al Jazeera the decision was "farcical".
"They're insisting on issuing these verdicts against anyone who participated in the January 25 Revolution...all of the verdicts fail to meet international standards of law...they are farcical and will be dismissed as a failing of the coup" said Soudan, who fled Egypt for the UK after Morsi's overthrow.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan criticised Egypt over the decision and accused the West of hypocrisy, according to the state-run Anatolian news agency said.
"While the West is abolishing the death penalty, they are just watching the continuation of death sentences in Egypt. They don't do anything about it," Erdogan was quoted as saying.
Human rights group Amnesty International said the trial was a "charade" and based on "void procedures".
"Condemning Mohamed Morsi to death after more grossly unfair trials shows a complete disregard for human rights...he was held for months incommunicado without judicial oversight and that he didn’t have a lawyer to represent him," the organisation said in a statement.
The judiciary is doing its part to cement a new political reality in Egypt, one that seeks to silence all dissent and restore the full strength of the authoritarian system that was in place for decades
Abdullah al-Arian, Georgetown University
Abdullah al-Arian, assistant professor of History at Georgetown University, School of Foreign Service in Qatar, told Al Jazeera the death sentences handed down on Saturday would "come as no surprise to anyone who has been following developments in Egypt over the past two years".

"With these highly politicized trials that contravene all standards of justice, the judiciary is doing its part to cement a new political reality in Egypt, one that seeks to silence all dissent and restore the full strength of the authoritarian system that was in place for decades," al-Arian said.

Another analyst, Yehia Ghanem, a former managing editor of the Al Ahram newspaper, told Al Jazeera the death sentence was an expected outcome and that the decision of the Grand Muft was "not compelling to the judiciary".
Judges killed
Saturday's sentence came as an attack in the Sinai peninsula left three judges dead and another three wounded.
The group were travelling by car from Ismailiya to El Arish when they were shot at by unidentified gunmen.
Since Morsi's removal by now President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, a series of attacks have targeted security forces in Sinai, but Saturday's attack was the first against members of the judiciary.
Morsi, who was overthrown by the army in 2013 amid protests against his government, was spared the death sentence in the first of two trials that concluded on Thursday, in which the court advised death sentences for 16 defendants on espionage charges.

They had been charged with colluding with foreign powers, the Palestinian group Hamas and Iran to destabilise Egypt.
Egyptian authories have banned Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood since his overthrow and arrested thousands of his supporters.

Last month, an Egypt court sentenced Morsi and 12 other defendants to 20 years in prison for ordering the arrest and torture of protesters in clashes outside the presidential palace in December 2012.

The court acquitted the former president of murder charges that could have seen him face the death penalty.
Source: Al Jazeera and agencies
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2015/05/egypt-sentences-mohammed-morsi-death-150516091845111.html

teodore:
i am from Oyin Akoko and you?

that's nice, im from ikare Akoko

oluamid:
That's Arigidi-Akoko. That's Ehindero's home town.

oh that's nice

teodore:
uvi around okeagbe akoko, oyin akoko, and environs...............hometown to former inspector general of police SUNDAY EHINDERO

are u an akoko guy??
which part??

ohh

Nneka123:
So?

Beyoncé wore her dress, we should fly or what?

I don't get it it's just a dress

when do u become male(m)??....
u be heterosexual ni??

OP change your topic...
People from Brunei aren't arabs..

Blizzyblinkzy:
Mtchewwwwww

why na
if you have any idea,
help him na or just don't comment

Ojo Local Government....

OREMUSSANCTUS:
Islam has done it again, I know some muslims will be happy for d guy, afterall muhammed did it and dey re following his footstep. Fvck islam, fvck muhammed. Muslims raping children since muhammed(54) raped aishat(9)

pls can u give me evidence??

RIP...
The man really transformed Singapura(Malay spelling)
I hope i will travel to that country soon....

Ok i see...