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Me too was wondering how he managed to have that handsome son. May be the boy's mother played him ojoro and he needs DNA test to confirm. Going by what Guardian wrote, the groom is supposed to be his son and if it is true, then he should end the marriage because the bride is definitely from Uncle Sege's stock. Her dimwitted outlook and that pointed mouth that give them an overall look of an African rodent.

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Obasanjo flashing his wedding ring worn on the wrong finger.
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Former president, Obasanjo telling his daughter Iyabo to forget her ugly face and enjoy life and that even if she no fine, he still loves her.

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Is the groom a Bad or good kisser?

I hope Babapupa is among the 36.

NSUKKA MASQURADE


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ORI OKPA

Fashola Sponsors 36 Lion To Chicago Cup

The Executive Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola (SAN), has again shown his interest in sports development in the state with his support for the 36 Lion Academy in their quest to defend the International Youth Cup in Chicago, United States of America.
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•FOR YOU SIR, Captain of 36 Lion, Adeola Odamo presents the 2009 Chicago Cup to Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola, while the State's Sports Commissioner, Ademola Adeniji-Adele (right), SA to the governor on Grassroots Sports, Prince 'Wale Oladunjoye (2nd left) and CEO of the club, Gafar Liameed look on.
Fashola, a sportsman par excellence, has decided to bankroll the team’s trip to Chicago again, to ensure that the team do the state and nation proud in the youth tournament holding between 1-8 September. The governor sponsored the academy to the 2008 and 2009 editions.
The team, who are expected to depart Nigeria for the competition this weekend, are returning to a familiar ground, having emerged champions in the 2008 and 2009 editions of the U-16 Championship.
During the 2008 edition, which they won, 36 Lion maintained an unbeaten run that earned them the best team of the competition. The club, who have an objective of discovering budding football talents at their tender ages and nurturing them to stardom, believe they can consolidate on their previous achievements when the international competition kicks off next week.
It is pertinent to note that the team have maintained a winning streak of 20 matches at the international tourney, designed to keep young and aspiring footballers busy and also expose them to the latest technique of football.
As the team prepare to jet out of the country, the Chief Executive Officer, CEO of the club, Gafar Liameed and his team have commended the sports loving governor Fashola for sponsoring their trip to America.
They assured Fashola that they would not let the Lagosians and the government down, promising to put up a good campaign at the tournament.
According to Liameed, “We couldn’t have recorded any notable landmark as a team if not for the assistance of our sports loving governor, Fashola. I must confess that, it is indeed a dream come true for the entire team because we never knew that we could go back and defend the cup.
“We have almost lost hope of featuring in the tourney until the governor helped to facilitate the club’s trip. Our dream of traveling for the tournament would have been a mirage if not for the governor. So, on behalf of the team, I want to thank him and assure that we will keep the state’s flag and that of Nigeria flying in Chicago and our plan is to return to the country as champions again.
“These boys are not going to Chicago for jamboree, but to do Lagos State proud. The players are going to America, courtesy of the governor and I know that the quality of training they have had will help them when the competition begins”.
Skipper of the team, Sodiq Saliu Popoola and his assistant, Ebuka Friday, say they are aware of the task ahead. Both players expressed great thanks to the club’s CEO, Liameed for giving the young team a chance to exhibit their talent, saying their trip to Chicago will be an eye opener for the players.
When the idea of forming the club crept into the mind of Liameed on 18 December, 2000, he knew that the club would go places, no wonder 36 Lion are now among the clubs to beat.
International scouts now visit the club for young footballers within the ages of 12-16 years in the academy, while the senior team have players of about 17 years and above for the established clubs locally and internationally.
Notable among the achievements of the club in recent times was their promotion from the Amateur Division to the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF National Professional 1 League.
Governor Fashola watched with admiration when the U-14 of 36 Lion defeated Kash F C 3-0 in a friendly match early this year during the official opening of the Campos Mini Stadium in Lagos Island, Nigeri

http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2010/08/27/fashola-sponsors-36-lion-to-chicago-cup/

Fhemmmy:
To be honest with you, I would vote for that babe as the governor of Lagos, cos i think she has what it takes

You are now flip flopping. Were you not in Babapupa's camp?. You just lost your egunje for 2011 from this statement. Delete it before he appears.

timmy2409:
Umm, may I point out that she's not Nigerian? At least I'm pretty sure she won't be identifying as or trying to contribute towards Nigeria in any way in the future. So?

You knew this how?. Not every pikin born abroad stay away from his/her homeland. Adaobi here as you can see is in the same shoes but she identifies with Nigerians.

4 Play:
Great, but can she cook? 

Lol

Abuna:
Don't be mad at me matey 'cos I just spoke the truth! There's another thread about some househelp being chained to death and some idiots were quick to moan about Ibos. I am not of Ibo descent but don't like the name bashing, Poof!

that is no reason to blast all Yorubas. The ones who do it are few here including some igbos.

adaobi123:
^^^ y r u offended

Yes at what Abuna said about Yorubas. Are you Igbo or Edo?

Abuna:
Every Nigerian is quick to identify with her but if it was something negative, most of you would not hesitate to point out that she is of Ibo descent. E[b]specially some ignorant Yoruba idiots. bleeping backside Licker[/b]s!!!

You are a fa99ot.

adaobi123:
nooo in the sixth form is mixed but the school in general is a boys school

Ok, good luck in all you do.

adaobi123:
i got into dartford grammar school for boys go on google it!!!

and y r u sooooooo rude!!!!

Are you a boy?. I am not rude, I just felt like telling you the truth. Work hard, study hard and pray hard, it's for your own good. Stop watching Harry Porter.

adaobi123:
not every gcse u take can u get the top grade e.g ICT u can either get a pass C grade, merit B grade and distinction A anywayz[b] i did my best got the grades i needed to get into a grammar school so i happy[/b]

Did you get into a highly rated grammar school?. I guess not.

adaobi123:
dude u are really confusing me now

sexting? im that kind of person(if i know what you are talking about)

pls stop judging in saying i do not read my book seriously

If you were seriosly reading your books, you would have made at least 10 A*'s

adaobi123:
GCSE

half of the subjects i dont even need anways only maths and english

You need to stop sexting and read your books more seriously.

adaobi123:
wot did u get in at the end of school?

12 A*'s and my dad flogged me for having that sort of useless result. 3 A*'s is what primary school kids in Nigeria make when they take London GCE.

adaobi123:
fool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

at least i've got qualifications

Not good enough for what you were given. 3 A*s is a weak pass

Police arraign man, 31, for raping 6-yr-old girl


The Nigerian police yesterday arraigned a 31-year-old man, Mr Adamu Danladi, before an Abuja Magistrate court on the allegation that he brutally raped a 6-year-old girl and left her unconscious.

Police in a First Information Report, FIR, it filed before the court yesterday, said the accused person forcefully had marathon sex with the little girl after he had successfully lured her into his house with biscuits and sweet.
The uncanny incident was said to have taken place at Kusaki village in Kuje, a suburb in Abuja, on June 23, 2010, and was promptly reported at a police station in that area by the father of the victim, identified as Mr Asama Sabo.
The indecent act, according to the police, contravened section 285 of the penal code.
Meantime, the alleged rapist who had been in police detention since the day he allegedly defiled the 6-year old, pleaded not guilty to the entire 3-count charge filed against him.

Following a no-objection response by counsel to the police, Sergeant Henry Umoh, Presiding Magistrate, Hafsat Soso, went ahead to grant the accused person bail for N200, 000, after he had produced a civil servant who stood surety for him in the like sum.
Hearing on the matter was adjourned till September 27.

http://news2.onlinenigeria.com/latest-addition/57915-Police-arraign-man-for-raping---old-girl.html

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At least this one above is manageable even though it is not modern. Who do they expect to ride in that locomotive engine posted before?

GAR3TH:
here are the new locomotives that have/will be driving the new coaches. . .THESE ARE NOT THE NEW COACHES. . .20 more have been slated for delivery later this year.

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Link to the article if your interested http://www.gereports.com/so-long-to-the-70s-as-ge-locomotives-arrive-in-nigeria/

This is a shame and big disgrace for Nigeria.

Sam Milla:
Thats German Inter-City Express

before Inter-city express, there was Fashola. Eko ni baje lai lai.

This is one of those instances when I see a lot of reason in our forefathers’ custom of sending off their dead with a few human heads. If we were to be in the glorious past of our empire days, we’d probably have dispatched a few top officials of the ICPC to intercept Afolabi at St. Peter’s gate to bring back our ID cards - and, if possible, retrieve the former minister’s share of the alleged $242 million scam. For, with all that money, he’d still be able to get a good laugh at our dear old Cicero. He’d have something he can show his former boss – something Ige had failed to "come and eat" when he was busy abusing the government that invited him to dinner. But that is too late now.
And now, to the soul-searching questions: When are we going to learn that fighting corruption does not begin and end with hounding suspects into jail? That denying detainees their rights is a form of corruption? That bending the rules to ensure that a few undeserving persons are made scapegoats amounts to corrupting the system? And that neglecting our prisons is not just criminal corruption, but dictatorship?

Good but if Nigeria hopes to see 20% of their stolen money, they should throw human rights into the bush to achieve that. If those men didn't care about the rights of the children they stole their money and denied them good medical care and education, why should we give them their own rights?. May Thief Sunday Afolabi rest in pieces.

googles:
tho' i dont like the two of them o' but i dont think omotola is trying to be like genny. . . what has genny done dat is so capital 

they are both "self-acclaimed" divas and can do wat they feel is going to bring more money.

my only problem with omo tee is shez trying too hard to be sexy. . . .all in all sha i think they both look great and no one is copycatting

Is she not sexy?

Mind your business and leave the problem to God. God will reveal his dirty secrets at the appointed time.