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What nonsense! Why would she open her mouth to demarket Naija n paint us bad! Even mark has multiple accounts sef. Scammers everywhere not just Nigeria. Idiot of a woman! |
Ontop 20k video dis girls dey twerk like Na 20000$. Big ups to the director sha |
This tin resemble dat popular "Thunder fire poverty" gif Na. Make I enter Photoshop yet show una eclipse for Abuja |
Very lengthy but the long and short of it is that this is not just about Mark Zuckerberg..... Its a "Yam Affair". |
loveourlagos:You get time sha...... Oya collect alert for the work. |
Na only this shirt him get? |
Hmmmm |
Economic masturbation. |
Its suppose to be no big deal but when the tablet contains videos of otepus and their londons nko? The holy Bible is a book whose contents are all holy while a tablet is a device with other ungodly tins |
London has fallen |
I no say Na d step mother dem go accuse. By the way the husband looks like a juju man. |
I know say Na d step mother dem go accuse! By the way the husband looks like a juju man Na. |
Hehehehehehe...... Am just waiting to see your unclad photos when bursted! |
Did they do a "Change of Name"?...... #IdonBelieveThis |
Xxpress:The cook won't be reachable..... Lol |
Even so ..... Times have changed so the agreement should change also!!! 7B naira will build cottage industries in all the LGAs in Nigeria and employ hundreds of thousands of Nigerians#!! |
This is unacceptable!!! After printing 10 copies of CV. ..... Some applicants traveled down to Abuja only for them to cancel it. Am 100% sure they must have secretly recruited their own candidates. Buhari should look into this matter o. Wait are they going to refund transport n photocopy expenses? Stupid leaders!!! |
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has raised the alarm that his life is under threat. Jonathan said a list, which named him and other South-South leaders as Niger Delta Avengers sponsors, was another attempt by a group, Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta, to eliminate him. A group, which split from the NDA – Reformed Niger Delta Avengers – had named Jonathan as the grand patron of the NDA. An online medium, SaharaReporters, reported that in a statement by its spokesperson, Cynthia Whyte, the RNDA also listed the Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, and the Bayelsa State Governor, Seriake Dickson, as sponsors of the NDA. Others mentioned in the list were Chief Edwin Clark, a former Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Senator Godswill Akpabio; ex-militant leader, Government Ekpemupolo (alias Tompolo); the founder, African Independent Television, Raymond Dokpesi; Kingsley Kuku; Kimi Angozi, and Patrick Akpobolokemi. According to SaharaReporters, the group said the NDA sympathisers are Daniel Alabrah; Tony Uranta, Daniel; Ms. Annkio Briggs, and a former spokesman for the Peoples Democratic Party, Olisa Metuh. The Reformed Niger Delta Avengers also named Oyege Nimi Brown, VIP Timothy, Joshua Macaiver, Paul Bebenimibo, among others, as the main operatives of the NDA. It added that the President of the Ijaw Youth Council, Udengs Eradiri, aka Brig. Gen. Murdoch Agbinibo, served as the NDA’s chief spokesman. But Jonathan, in a statement on Sunday by his media aide, Ikechukwu Eze, said the list by the splinter group was political, adding that it was part of an attempt to assassinate him. The statement read in part, “Since it is not in our place to speak for all those named in the obvious fabrication, we are only intervening to the extent that its hidden intent poses a violent threat to the life of former President Goodluck Jonathan, a committed patriot. “We are seized by the feeling of déjà vu occasioned by the resurrection of one dim character masquerading as Cynthia Whyte, who had in the past served as the spokesperson for a notorious group that had all along shown its hand to be going after the life of former President Jonathan.” The former President recalled that in 2007, after he emerged as the running mate of the late President Umar Yar’Adua, the group invaded Yenogoa in an effort to assassinate him. He added that the members of the group later bombed his compound in Otuoke, Bayelsa State, on a night he was scheduled to attend to an important matter in his country home. He said, “Do we need to remind anybody that the so-called Cynthia Whyte is the self-declared spokesperson for the Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta, a violent and murderous underground group led by one Henry Okah, which has not hidden its intention to destroy the former President?” According to him, the bombing that took place on October 1, 2010 at the Eagle Square, Abuja, showed that the group was violent. He stated, “We have no doubt in our mind that MEND, as a group contracted to go after Jonathan with the mind of assassinating him, has yet to abandon this criminal and ignominious craving. It is in this light that we view the purported statement issued by Cynthia Whyte as not only a sadistic continuation of this sick desire, but also a futile attempt to instigate the Federal Government to needlessly go after the former President. “Those who have been following the unsavoury developments in some parts of the country since the last general election would have noticed that MEND, its paymasters and other unscrupulous elements in the South-South region have been striving fruitlessly to exploit the ensuing confusion by surreptitiously working for the fulfilment of its yet-to-be declared political agenda. “We are not under any illusion that more accusations and allegations of this nature would not be hurled Jonathan’s way in the future. But we are very positive that he can never be fazed by such negative energy.” Also, Clark, who spoke through his lawyer, Mr. Dotun Sowemimo, wondered why he would be mentioned as one of the sponsors of such a heinous crime against the nation. He said, “The allegation is an attempt to undermine the efforts of the Niger Delta leaders to bring true, lasting peace to the region. “Clark and other leaders in the region believe in the unity of Nigeria. The list is a cheap lie, which is meant to distract the peace moves by the elders and leaders in the Niger Delta.” On his part, Wike, who spoke through his Special Assistant on Electronic Media, Mr. Simeon Nwakaudu, said the list should be ignored by the members of the public. Dokpesi, also distanced himself from the Niger Delta Avengers. Dokpesi in an interview with The PUNCH on Sunday in Abuja, said he remained committed to strengthening the unity and stability of Nigeria. He said, “I don’t know who is giving that report; I have never met any member of the NDA in my life, I have no association with them and I don’t know who they are. I have been committed to strengthening the unity and stability of the country.” Also denying the allegation, Metuh said he had nothing to do with the NDA. He said, “Ordinarily, I would not have responded to this, but on this occasion, I have chosen to respond, as this particularly borders on matters affecting national security. “This is a wicked, cruel and devilish plot to link me with such activities, especially as the claim is outright false.’’ A former spokesman for the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Mr. Daniel Alabrah, also denied being a sympathiser of the NDA. Alabrah said in a statement on Sunday that the report was a product of mischief designed to distract the Federal Government from decisively addressing the resurgence of militancy in the Niger Delta. The Senate Minority Leader, Senator Godswill Akpabio, denied being a sponsor of the Niger Delta Avengers or any other militant group. In a statement on Sunday by his Special Assistant on Media, Mr. Anietie Ekong, the former Governor of Akwa Ibom State described the allegation as “baseless, reckless and senseless.” The statement read in part, “Senator Akpabio has no link with the Niger Delta Avengers or any other militant group for that matter.’’ Also, a former Adviser to President Jonathan, on Niger Delta, Mr. Kingsley Kuku, denied reports linking him with the Avengers. Source http://punchng.com/jonathan-alleges-assassination-plot-says-okah-life/ |
FvckeDyoBiTch:The only disgraceful thing here is your comment! |
The Court of Appeal on Thursday upheld the election of Yahaya Bello as the duly elected governor of Kogi State. Details of the judgment is still sketchy, but our reporter covering the case said Mr. Bello prevailed in the appeal brought against him by James Faleke, a member of the House of Representatives. We will provide details in our coming updates. Mr. Faleke challenged the emergence of Mr. Bello as governor and asked the tribunal to declare him governor because the election of late Abubakar Audu was almost concluded before he died. Mr. Bello was nominated by the APC to replace its late candidate, Mr. Audu. Mr. Faleke ran as deputy governorship candidate with Mr. Audu and they were coasting to victory before Mr. Audu suddenly died. INEC declared the election inconclusive and asked the APC to nominate a replacement for the deceased. Mr. Bello was nominated and he nominated Mr. Faleke as his deputy, an offer the latter refused. But on June 6, the Election Petition Tribunal, sitting in Abuja, dismissed Mr. Faleke’s petition, saying the lawmaker was unable to prove his case. The tribunal said the fact that INEC declared the first election held on November 21, 2015 inconclusive meant no governor or deputy governor-elect had emerged. It also averred that all votes cast belong to political parties, “it is the political party, through the instrumentality of its candidate that runs for election.” The tribunal said Mr. Faleke therefore lacked the locus standi to challenge the nomination of Mr. Bello to replace the late Mr. Audu since he was never a deputy governor-elect. The tribunal therefore, threw away his petition as lacking in merit. “No right can accrue from an inconclusive election,” it said. Dissatisfied with the judgment, Mr. Faleke headed to the appellate court, which has now thrown out his appeal. Source: http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/208059-breaking-appeal-court-upholds-yahaya-bellos-election-kogi-governor.html |
This is d Ibadan I know.
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The Managing Director of Nigerian Turkish international colleges, Orhan Kertim, has said that Nigeria should disregard the request by Turkey’s Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr Hakan Cakil, to close down the schools. This is contained in a statement he gave to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), in Abuja on Friday. He said the call contained misleading information and would not have dignified it with a response. According to Kertim, the schools have been operating in Nigeria since 1998 and as law-abiding schools they owe Nigerians a duty to expose the ulterior motives of the ambassador. “The NTIC is not a Turkish government- run institution, but a privately funded institution by a group of Turkish investors. “As a responsible organization operating in Nigeria since 1998, we are conversant with the laws of the land’’, he added Kertim, however, said the call by Cakil “is not only baseless, but also unfounded and of poor taste.’’ The government of Turkey through Cakil had on Thursday alerted the Nigerian government on the existence of the schools “owned by suspected terrorists.’’ The ambassador called on Nigeria to shut down the schools just as the Turkish government did in Turkey. Kertim, therefore, urged the public to ignore and disregard the statement by the Turkish ambassador. “ Our schools are fully functional and will continue to be’’, he stressed. |
Indonesia on Friday executed one local and three Nigerian drug convicts by firing squad, an official said. They were put to death shortly after midnight, Noor Rachmad, deputy attorney general for general crimes, told reporters. He did not say why 10 other drug convicts, who had been expected to face the firing squad, were not executed, although the island where the convicts were being put to death was hit by a major storm as the executions took place. “The executions were for now conducted on four convicts on death row,” he said. “This is not a fun job. For us, this is really a sad job because it involves people’s lives. “This was done not in order to take lives but to stop evil intentions, and the evil act of drug trafficking.” Source: Vanguard News. |
Members of staff of Public Complaints Commission Protesting short payment of their salaries at ministry of finance hqtrs Abuja.
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MyMouth:Na her ***** to suffer..... Robert Mugabe. |
Nigeria's economic situation is like a dislocated joint..... For it to be fixed we have to pass through serious pains.... And if we leave it like that we risk permanent abnormalities. |
Military operation is not like a surgical operation..., they must be casualties.!!! Don't even try anything that will warrant soldiers in your neighborhood. |
Did he say N1.6T? Naira is devalued already"!! |