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[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=490704.msg6505369#msg6505369 date=1280865293]Obviously, she's being blackmailed or threatened. . . . duh[/quote]Gbam.

dayokanu:
I say women are their own worst enemies.

The Deji is about to face the law and the woman/victim wants to obstruct it

If the Deji now kills her tomorrow Then the women activists would come out.

You have no idea on the forces and powers she is up against. That is the fate of Nigerian woman. I assure you that even her own father will not support her to move a motion that will ensure the ex-oba goes to jail.

Please vote.

[size=14pt]Ex-Deji of Akure’s Queen seeks forgiveness for husband[/size]
By Our Correspondent
Monday, 2 Aug 2010



The estranged wife of the deposed Deji of Akure, Mrs. Bolanle Adesina, has appealed to the state government and the people of Akure to forgive her husband and reinstate him.


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Bolanle


The former Deji, Oluwadare Adesina, was deposed and banished by the state government for allegedly inflicting injuries on his wife during a public brawl two months ago.


But the erstwhile queen addressed journalists in Akure on Sunday evening and declared that she had reconciled with her husband and wish to put the ugly past behind her.


She said her decision was based on the outcome of the reconciliatory meetings between her family and that of her husband which took place in Owo and Akure.


The former queen also disclosed that she had asked her lawyers to withdraw the legal suit she instituted against her husband from the court.

http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art2010080216565767

[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=488919.msg6505120#msg6505120 date=1280862816][color=deeppink]She looks good but she's a little big.[/color][/quote]That may be because she is pregnant. Wale looks like someone who can shoot 10 birds with one stone. That is one dire quality that is very endearing to women. A blank shooting Sjeezy will still be fazed on how she looks that way because he is not able to make a woman miss her monthly appointment with tampax.

N400m cash in septic tank • Opposition groups demand probe of Bayelsa sanitation agency
From FEMI FOLARANMI, Yenagoa

Monday, August 2, 2010
Opposition parties and civil society groups in Bayelsa State have demanded a probe into the alleged disappearance of over N400 million at the country home of the Chairman of the Environment Sanitation Authority, Mr. Reginald Dede.

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Gov. Sylva



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The robbery, which reportedly took place penultimate week at Kongo community, Akassa, Brass Local Government Area of the state was carried out by boys who were armed to the teeth. Eyewitness account said when the boys got to Dede’s house, they headed straight to the septic tank where they discovered both hard and local currencies.

After the robbery, some people were said to have been arrested by the police. An impeccable police source confided in Daily Sun that those arrested by the police in connection with the robbery were still undergoing interrogation.

However, opposition parties and civil society groups are calling on the Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Presidency to investigate the matter to determine where Dede got such huge money.

In separate statements, National Union of Political Parties (NUPP), Political Alliance for Good Governance (PAGG) and the Action Congress (AC) said the Federal Government should demonstrate its sincerity to fight corruption by probing the incident.

NUPP, in its statement signed by Mr. Edwin Tare and Ekiye Maxwell, chairman and secretary respectively carpeted Dede saying since he assumed office as chairman of the agency, “wages of sanitation workers have been stunted,” adding that “workers sometimes would not be paid for three or four months.”

It said the state government had never been serious with the welfare of the workers who were mostly women.

Bobo Atari-Adou, publicity secretary of PAGG, in its statement, said the group noted with disbelief that such huge money could be hidden in a septic tank when workers of the sanitation authority were being owed six months salaries.

It called on President Goodluck Jonathan to listen to the voice of reason and direct a probe into alleged financial recklessness in the state. The AC, in its statement, endorsed by its Chairman, Miriki Ebikibina challenged Governor Timipre Sylva and the state House of Assembly to investigate the matter and sanction Dede if found guilty to serve as a deterrent to other government officials who believed cases of corruption could be treated with levity.

The state Commissioner for Information, Orientation and Strategy, Mr. Nathan Egba, however denied knowledge of the incident, stressing that it was a personal matter which only Dede could comment on.

When approached for his comments at the Governor’s Lodge in Yenagoa, Dede declined, declaring that he did not want to talk about the incident. Meanwhile, political leaders in Sagbama have risen in defence of the council Chairman, Mr. Perez Peretus over allegation of corruption and high-handedness levelled against him.

Peretus who has been in the eye of the storm following his disagreement with a top government functionary has been accused of massive fraud and securing a loan facility for the council without authorisation. In a statement by the Secretary of the council on behalf of the leaders, Mr. Mirin Johnson, the leaders noted that the council took the loan of N45 million for the payment of April salaries due to the shortfall in the allocation that accrued to the council from the federation account.

According to the leaders, the loan which was with the full knowledge of the Ministry of Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs was used for a purpose which the people could attest to. The leaders commended Peretus for engaging in the settlement of debts incurred by past administrations, the provision of internet facility, the launch of a functional website for the council, the overhauling of electrical systems in Sagbama town, the purchase of five plots of land in Yenagoa to construct a befitting ultramodern liaison office complex with a view to generating revenue and the ongoing construction of a new office building.

While noting that the “claim of fraud against the council chairman is a deliberate crusade by some politicians against the rising profile of the council chairman” they stressed that “investigation conducted on the charges of fraud, high-handedness and fanning ember of division among clans against the council chairman showed that they were false and only exist in the imagination of the opposition.”

deniyor:
So much hatred and ignorance in this thread

As always.

dlox01:
aloyemeka you are gay, your just using this topic is just to cover up your gay acts by comparing gurls thats why you cant get it right(choosing linda over monica)linda wey naija sun don batter wey no make am?forget this pix shez not hot abeg but how do i xplain it to a gay follower of linda, u!!!

Which one is it? I am gay or Linda is sun battered and ugly?

sjeezy8:
I cant say the guy is short but the girl is definately on the big Side lol

You still an't get a chic like her in your life no matter how hard you try. Wale is not in your levels.
https://cdn.bellanaija.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/Ngozi-Ekezie-and-Wale-Akintujoye-Bella-Naija011-600x428.jpg

This girl is not fat please. That is how African women are expected to look. Lepa with oversized booobs is for oyibos wey dey sick for head.

na waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahh for waec.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=488919.msg6504235#msg6504235 date=1280852378]Look at it this way. . . . bobo is sexy and rich. . . . chai![/quote]You have fallen for him already, ain't you?. Ezeuche is in trouble and should send emissaries to warn this Wale guy o because his fiancee is going bananas for Wale

[size=14pt]Obi says contesting 2011 presidential poll is a waste[/size]
By EMMANUEL OBE
Sunday, 1 Aug 2010


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Anambra State Governor, Peter
The Governor of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi, has clarified the position of the South-East governors regarding the 2011 presidential election.


Obi, who is the Chairman of the South-East Governors‘ Forum said on V-Point, a phone-in programme of Silver Bird Radio, Awka on Saturday, that South-Easterners were free to contest the presidency but that the governors agreed among themselves not contest the presidential ticket


He also said the governors would not make themselves available to serve as presidential running-mates.


The governors have come under heavy criticism for saying the South-East would not contest the 2011 presidential election.


The governor said in 2007 all the governors wanted to become President and their efforts ended disastrously.


He said that the governors realised that they had more critical jobs now trying to unite the people of the zone.


He explained that without unity, the efforts at the presidency would not achieve much.


The governor pointed out that when the governors were all interested in becoming President, the business of governance suffered and that the zone was the worse for it.


”We cannot encourage our people to spend money unnecessarily on a project they are not adequately prepared for.


”It will not only portray us as insensitive to the actual needs of the zone, it will make us lose focus.”


The governor restated their earlier position to support any candidate with the best programme for the South-East.

http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art201008011238678

[quote author=*Hauwa* link=topic=488919.msg6503675#msg6503675 date=1280847736]making it easy for the lady to hit his roundish head with frypan if he does not fry breaskfast egg well[/quote]Don't scare the guy into asking for refund on the huge dowry he paid to the bride's father. He is still entitled to 99% of it back according to igbo tradition.

Ujujoan:
The guy is so short!

If the guy is 7ft now, some of you will still complain. I am sure this guy can get 90% nairaland women into his bed no matter his height. The most important thing is he is cute looking and still very young. Men who has athletic  physique like him are usually ruffryders in the bedroom. Forget the picture where he looks scared to kiss the bride, that was because her dad was there_{[igbo men can't stand their daughters boyfriend, no matter how good they are]} but if he catch that bride behind closed doors, you will know why they call him agbalagba. His wealth apart, dude has over 10 qualities to trip that babe and he only used 2 of them before the bride said YES.

Pimps are not meant to look cute.

[size=14pt]Mohammed Fawehinmi sues executor of his father’s Will[/size]
• Over freezing of all accounts
From Tobi Soniyi in Abuja, 08.02.2010

Monday, August 2, 2010

Less than a year after the death of the social crusader, Chief Gani Fawehinmi, SAN, there is crisis brewing in his family over the execution of the Will he left behind.Fawehinmi died September 4 2009. In his Will, he appointed First Trustees Nigeria (Nigeria) Limited to hold his properties in trust for the beneficiaries.



The crisis has pitched his eldest son , Muhammed Fawehinmi, against the executor of his will, First Trustees (Nigeria) Limited, in a battle of supremacy.The crisis started when the executor of the will got all banks' accounts of the Nigerian Law Publications Limited (NLPL) and other companies owned by the late Fawehinmi frozen, thereby denying Mohammed, the Executive Chairman of the NLPL access to the accounts.

Mohammed is challenging the decision of the executor in freezing the accounts, arguing that he was duly elected as the Executive Chairman of the publications at a board meeting attended by his late father shortly before he died.

He also wants the executor to recognise him as the Executive Chairman.An originating summons issued at the Federal High Court in Lagos by Mohammed reads, "Let the defendant, First Trustees (Nigeria) Limited of 42, Marina Lagos, within 42 days after service this summons on them which is issued upon the application of the plaintiff C/o Gani Fawehinmi Chambers, 35 Adeniran Ajao Road, Ajao Estate, Anthony Village, Lagos within the jurisdiction of this court who claims for the determination of the following questions."

He claimed that the operations of the companies left behind by his father had become difficult because of the frozen banks' accounts.

In paragrph 26 of an affidavit he attached to the summons, Mohammed averred thus, "That no production of weekly law reports for the period of May when April 2010 staff salaries were delayed and not paid on time and for failure to release the productivity bonus accruable to the factory operatives of the Books Industries Nigeria Limited. This is the first of its kind since the late chairman set up the company."

Mohammed is asking the court to determine a single question, to wit, "Whether by virtue of the meeting of the board of directors of the NLPL which took place on the 25th of August 2009 and resolution of the board appointing the Plaintiff (Mohammed) as Chairman, the defendant in the absence of the registrable documents and the confirmation of that resolution by the company secretary, should recognize and confirm that the Plaintiff is the Executive Chairman of the NLPL duly appointed by the resolution of the board meeting held on the 25th August, 2009?

Mohammed is seeking an order of perpetual injunction restraining First Trustees Nigeria Limited from overriding the decision and resolution of the board of directors of the NLP appointing him as the Executive Chairman of the board in the resolution of the board dated 25th August, 2009 as recorded by the company secretary in the person of Messrs. Adetola Akinsilure.

He also asked the court to declare that having duly appointed him to function in the capacity of executive chairman on the board, the interests and the policies which the late chairman, Chief Gani Fawehinmi, SAN wanted in preservation of his legacies would be easily achieved as all members of the staff and family as beneficiaries of the will have gladly acceded to, and he the applicant has been functioning in that capacity.

Relief five reads, "A declaration that the freezing of the accounts of the NLPL, Books Industries Nigeria Limited and the Gani Fawehinmi Chambers by the defendant in various banks when they assumed the position of trustees without appropriate notification clearly altered the life long policies of the late Chairman, stalled the functions of the three companies and the competence to function for a short period.

First Trustees has however applied to the court for a stay of proceeding.It argued that the will in dispute provided for arbitration. That the proper action for Mohammed to take in case of dispute was to refer the matter to arbitration.The case comes up today (Monday) before Justice T. Tsoho of the Federal High Court in Lagos.

http://odili.net/news/source/2010/aug/2/212.html

Did I not predict that IBB will soon find a friend in Arisekola Alao?

IBB romances Arisekola
Written by Tunde Ayanda
Sunday, August 1, 2010

IN what is termed a familiar fellowship, former military president, General Ibrahim Babangida, is reconnecting with his old friends from the southwest towards the actualisation of his dream to become a civilian president for the first time.




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The retired General reportedly left his hilltop mansion in Minna, Niger State, to visit one of his bosom friends, Alhaji Abdulazeez Arisekola -Alao, in Ibadan some days ago.

The reason behind the visit became public knowledge some days later when sources revealed that the man fondly called IBB talked the Ibadan-based billionaire into presenting his third child, Abdulai, an international oil expert and financial consultant to be his pointsman in Oyo State towards his presidential campaign.

A very reliable source from the Alao family disclosed that the billionaire accepted based on his trust and long friendship with the former ruler.

Abdulai, sources claimed, has been intimated of the plans and he is at present learning the ropes of politics.

Sunday, August 1, 2010
[size=14pt]I got $100 on each Nigerian girl trafficked to Egypt - Alfa[/size]

Comfort Oseghale


Alhaji Abdul Kabir Abdulsalaam comes across as a pious, soft spoken gentleman. His mien is calm and composed. But it is said that not all that glitter is gold, hence he is suspected to have engaged in human trafficking between Nigeria and

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Abdul Kabir Abdulsalaam



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Egypt. He is under arrest and in the custody the National Agency for Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons and other Related Offences.

Abdulsalaam a 37-year-old father of two had moved to Egypt four years ago to study Islamic Studies, but he ended up reading Psychology for reasons he would not disclose. ''I am a 300 level Psychology student of the Al-azhar University, Cairo,'' he said. Unable to further his interest in Islam academically, Abdulsalaam became an alfa, the Christian equivalent of a pastor. As it is to be expected with such a position, Abdulsalaam enjoyed a lot of favour within the Nigerian Muslim community in Egypt. Gifts and favours flowed to the Islamic cleric freely.

''My position is such that a lot of people trust me. There are so many Nigerians who live in Egypt. They come to me in confidence and ask that I help them to get Nigerian girls into Egypt to serve as house helps,'' said Abdulsalaam as he tried to exonerate himself from his alleged role as the leader of a human trafficking syndicate based in Egypt. "'I was only trying to help people. I barely make anything out of it. For bringing these girls over, I am only paid 100 dollars by those who requested for them. If I have to accommodate them while they are in Egypt, which I sometimes do, I am paid 400 dollars. But if I have to call job agencies myself to get jobs for them, the agencies pay me no money.'' Abdulsalaam insisted that the girls so trafficked enjoyed kind treatment and favourable work conditions. ''There are only two types of jobs they can do-babysitting and housecleaning. They don't combine both jobs and they work for 26 days with four days off as holidays, which they spend with their Nigerian guardians,'' he said.

Head of NAPTIP, Lagos Zonal Office, Mr. Godwin Morka said victims were exploited and subjected to slavery. ''These girls earned 350 dollars, out of which they had to pay 300 dollars to make up their debts to their Nigerian madams. To make up a debt of 4,800 dollars, one would have to work for nearly 18 months,'' he said. Morka also noted that victims were immediately shipped to the various Egyptian families who needed them once they arrived. "These girls work round the clock with little or no food. They are also not restricted to any one chore. Most of them combine both babysitting and cleaning. It was this inhuman treatment that forced one of his latest victims to cut short her stay in Egypt to return to Nigeria,'' he added.

But Abdulsalaam denied collecting payments from the girls, saying that the affected girls only made payments to the Nigerian women who requested them. ''If a girl comes from Nigeria unaccompanied, then she would have to pay 4,000 dollars to her madam. That is to offset the cost of bringing her over. If she is accompanied by an agent, she has to pay 4,800 dollars.''

Mr. Godwin Morka said Abdulsalaam worked in tandem with Tajuden Akorede, an agent based in Nigeria, whose job was to arrange the travel arrangements of each girl. ''Tajudeen also has two female accomplices who are presently on bail. Even after being paid by Abdulsalaam to arrange the necessary documents for travelling, Tajudeen would insist that each victim raised her own travelling expenses.'' Morka said.

Akorede, a middle aged father of four, said he had known Abdulsalaam for two years. ''I met him in Egypt in 2008 and since then, we have been working together. Formerly, I worked as a commercial bus driver in Lagos, but I had to stop because I kept having bouts of asthma.'' Although he admitted collecting double payments for victims' travel documents, he blamed the practice on his ill health. ''My health is not very good, so I don't always go to the embassy myself to sort things out. I have to use other agents there who have to be paid.''

[size=14pt]Certificate forgery: LAUTECH sacks 40[/size]
From Yinka Kolawole in Osogbo, 08.02.2010
Monday, August 2, 2010

Ladoke Akintola Univer-sity of Technology (LAU-TECH) Teaching Hospital. Osogbo, Osun State has sacked over 40 workers of the hospital as a result of alleged certificate racketeering at different levels.

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THISDAY investigation revealed that the management of the hospital embarked on the screening of workers certificate in the last two weeks.

The exercise was however not connected rocking the recent crisis with the university, which had snowballed to a threat by the National University Commi-ssion (NUC) to withdraw its operational license.

Consequently, anxiety had gripped workers in the system as the sacking of 40 workers have been a source of strong feeling that more will still be affected in the process.

A source told THISDAY that many of the workers who came into the system in the last seven years were brought by some prominent politicians within the state without proper verification of their results at the time of their employment into the service.

In fact, it was revealed that out of the 40 workers affected presently, about 10 top management staff were involved.It was equally alleged that the issue of certificate racketeering within the set-up was a source of worry to the management before the commencement of the exercise.

Reacting to the development, the image-maker of the hospital, Mr Ayodele Adeyemo, who denied the sack of the 40 workers however said actually an exercise is on to verify workers certificate.Adeyemo noted that the verification of certificates was a normal routine in the organisation.

65-Year-old man in SFU net for impersonation
By Evelyn Usman
Monday, August 2, 2010
The gale of arrests initiated by the Special Fraud Unit of the Nigeria Police Force recently swept a 65-year-old man off his feet for alleged impersonation and tendering forged title documents in court to stand as surety.

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Kehinde




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The 65-year-old who identified himself as Mr Onifade A. Ajanaku claimed to be the owner of a property located at Number 2 Inaberi Street, Lagos Island before the registrar of a magistrate court in Lagos Island while standing surety to a woman who was arraigned on a multiple count charge of obtaining money under false pretense and stealing , before the magistrate court.

Explaining the circumstances that led to the grandfather’s arrest, the Unit Boss, Saba Moses said: “He presented to the court titled documents of property at Inaberi Street Lagos Island, bearing Onifade A. Ajanaku, with his photograph and the accused was released to him”.

Trouble, according to Saba, started for the 65-year-old man after the accused failed to appear in court during several sittings, an action that led to a bench warrant being issued for his arrest.

After several sittings, Saba informed: “The court issued a bench warrant for his arrest. Upon investigation by the unit, it was discovered that the 65-year-old man was not Onifade Ajanaku but Kehinde Philips. It was also discovered that the titled documents he gave to the court on the property at 2 Inaberi street was forged”.
http://odili.net/news/source/2010/aug/2/306.html

sjeezy8:
hmmm ogini

@ post guy watch your back oooooo I dated a babe from nnewi north (GO FOR AKWA), and she stopped talking to me for a fat hausa guy in Abj because the hausa guys dad was a senator.
She insulted me saying im a small Lagos boy- and I no dey her level

its ok sha if you choose igbo babe- go for asaba or akwa not nnewi - they are dangerous!

Tell us the real reason why she dumped you. _{Your little 3rd leg abi?}

tpiah:
^^and can you list your own achievements in life instead of blowing up some imaginary hooker parade.

i'm waiting.

You will develop heart attack if I do. You are better off in your ignorance. Mo ti se ton pe lo e.

tpiah:
^^you simply cant get your mind off my marriage matter.

haba! na so you desperate reach?

no man to look your way, or do they look and run.

loser

shemales, "happily married" hookers, eunuchs, vegetable men, what have you.

no freak show that doesnt exist on nl

lame attempt at reverse psychology. A husband-less old tramp yabbing another person over marriage.

tpiah:
^^abeg sharap and go swallow some s.perm.

no take am do juju o!

or if you like, take am to your closest dibia.

e no concern me.

E no easy to get fertile sper/m supplier at home. If you think it's easy, get yours. You are hating on Osisi because she is married with kids and a good career. The spirit of emulation is better than jealousy.

0hsisi:
This girl is st'upid o
please read your post over and over again
do you really want to reveal these your dirty tricks here on the WWW?
and you want to marry?

Unless David Dylan is ready to consider her as a wife simply because of Jesus. Other than that, her marital chances are bleak.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=487385.msg6493187#msg6493187 date=1280707221]Let me guess, If I had said something like "4K you guys and Biafra" or "Man eating Igbos", you'd have welcomed me to the politics table?

Ma'am, what I as not taught for 20 yrs will not be taught to me within months that I have been on this section.

No, I've admitted, times and times again that I do not know much about Nigeria, but it would not stop me from learning and airing my views. That [b]IS [/b]how you learn and correct mistaken assumptions.

Now I hold much respect for you and yours, so I'm going to stop replying you henceforth.[/quote]na today. Tpia la ti enu no .

tpiah:
lame

and your post hurts the biafrans more than it hurts me.

didnt i tell you you were daft?

ori ope.