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200M Just like that?. I just hope some state governors will not start wishing for Ebola to come to dia state.

In my own opinion you can't give Rivers 200m n Lagos 200m.
200m is jux too much for Rivers

So according to this old f*ol Northerns hands are clean?
They are Putting the blame on christians n people frm the south

PointB: In summary:

1. Stephen Davis was a freelancer,
2. He was not engaged by anyone (make this X 2)
3. He has no scoop on Ihejirika, other than knowing his name
4. His information on Sherrif is more or less what we all know, he said nothing new about Sherrif and Boko Haram formative years
5. His opinion on opposition support for boko haram is same as what 'we' have been saying - gaining presidency through terror- nothing new here.
6. Sponsors of Boko Haram cannot control them if they win election. Sherrif is a living witness of that
7. Boko Haram have several commanders (who doesn't know that?)
8. Boko Haram commanders told him everything
9. These commander names were not mentioned (but their sponsors name are easy to say)
10. Some Boko Haram commanders will surrender, and release the girls, and give us the names of their other sponsor, if the mentioned sponsors are arrested (I fitn't laugh)

My opinion is simple, Mr. Stephen Davis is an attention seeker, who probably is looking for job!

Nigerians dey vex me! I tot we were wise and smart, Why will Nigerians believe this white man? Why on earth will BH tell you their sponsors? Most terrorists are known nerve to release the names of their sponsors even if they are being threaten with death.

Acidosis: But you believe the allegation against Borno ex-governor because he's Hausa. Right?

Apart frm the fact that he has been linked with BH in the past, we all knw Northerners knw 1 or 2 things about BH

I wonder why Boko Haram will let the whole world knw their sponsors.
I'm just angry that some Nigerians believe him!

Dannyxy: the wickedness of man, naija dey win 6-2, some people still dey sing "all we are saying give us more goals"

Thank Goodness God is nt man
6-2 we stil want more goals? I'm tried of shouting goal sef

I think it's that person that promised to make the North ungovernable
That is really making Nigeria ungovernable




BTW it is too late to start crying jux sleep well tonight and continue your cry tomorrow

Life is so important to die or cry 4 any politicians especially Naija politicians

Back n stronger

Lie! copied frm Linda Ikeji

http://lindaikeji..co.uk/2014/01/dear-lib-readers-something-happens-to.html?m=1

do pre-nups work in Nigeria?

This is probably a question for lawyers but I'd also like to know what you guys think. Do prenuptial agreement..(a written contract between two people who are about to marry, setting out the terms of possession of assets, treatment of future earnings, control of the property of each, & potential division if the marriage is later dissolved)..work in Nigeria? I heard some people discussing it and I wondered

esere826: are u alking about creating a table? (i.e. put lines around the data that you are working on)

pls explain some more

.....cheers

Yes

Please if i want all lines printed out what do i do?

Pls how do i stop laughing?

Abbey2sam: Nice concept

You call this a Ƞice concept?

Everything Fake! Makes one think if this country is not the fake of one original country


Still Rep naija

[quote author=Ouch_Daddy]FTC!!!!!!!!!!!! !!! hahahha, yes.... Make Una Vex!!!! First to comment[/quote]

Sermwell: u beta edit dis rubbish u posted as 1st 2 comment! Can't u see me above u?

It's a lie..... I'm first!!!!
I just knew that one day i will make it and 2day i did!
Чeah make una dey follow me for back





After the celebration party i will comment

A historic milestone in Ghana-Nigeria relations was clocked on Wednesday, October 9, 2013; with the induction of Eze ndi Igbo in Ghana, Eze Chukwudi Jude Ihenetu, into the Ga Traditional Council (GTC). Ga are the aborigines of Accra, capital city of Ghana; and, the Greater Accra Region; one of the 10 federating units of this much-loved neighbouring country.
Going by the Accra suburb once solely known as Lagos, renamed New Town; Oluwadare House on Kojo Thompson Road, built in 1924, as well as John Abokye House nearby; Enugu House on the Teshie-Nungua Road, all in Accra; and, Kano House in Cape Coast; some Nigerian settlers evidently made home in Ghana close to 100 years ago or even earlier.

Despite being part of various Ghanaian societies for centuries, it is doubtful that a Nigerian traditional ruler ever became a member of any native council in that country. However, that proverbial rubicon was finally crossed with the admission of Eze Ihenetu to the Ga Traditional Council, last week. And, the investiture, which threw up much euphoria, was, to put it simply; exciting! 

Crossing the Rubicon 

In his speech, after conferement, Eze Ihenetu aka Igbozurume 1; observed: “Today is a special day. It is a date that Igbos in Ghana shall always remember. It is a day that our descendants will forever be proud of. It is also a date that the Ga who welcomed us with open arms shall never regret”.

Continuing, Ihenetu, who prayed that God should continue to bless Ga rulers with wisdom and resources, so they would always lead their indigenes and foreigners living on their land well; added that admitting Igbos into Ga Traditional Council is further confirmation of the enviable hospitable disposition of the average Ghanaian.

Travels gathered that with this development, Igbos in Ghana have thus become part of the decision-making process within the GTC. It is worth recalling that, to whom much is given, much is also expected. The induction therefore had sombre moments, where Eze Igbo said elders of the GTC should feel free to call him or his followers to order, whenever necessary.

“Although I am king, in terms of age and experience, I and my people are still children compared to you. Therefore, there might be aspects of the culture that we are yet to fully grasp. So, should we ever err, please feel free to correct us”, he intoned.

Speaking further, Eze Ihenetu pointed out, that; positive repercussions would follow the endowment of a seat in Ga Traditional Council for Igbos resident in Ghana. Alluding to contribution toward community development, this Eze Igbo promised: “Whenever we are called upon, we shall play our part”.

Tokens from the rites of passage

During the colourful occasion, which was interspersed by several parades of dancers and melodious songs, Eze Igbozurume was presented with a certificate confirming his membership of the Ga Traditional Council. The ceremony also featured, among others, pouring of libation, visit to a sacred spot within the palace complex, where lengthy incantations were recited amid pouring of more libation after which Eze and Lolo Ihenetu were offered sips of a drink from that presumed fountain of wisdom.

HRH Ibe Nwosu and Eze Uche IC Dimgba, Igbo 1 and Okptemba respectively, who among others travelled to Ghana to witness the august process; and, select few others were also allowed to partake of the special drink from the sacred place, said to be the source from which all powers derive.

Now, a toast to this: It was nice listening to the chorus of, Okorobia di nma, Eze Chuks, Okorobia di nma, anyi sokwa gi n’azu (roughly translated: King Ihenetu, a good man; we’re solidly behind you); by a troupe of Igbo women. But, the concerto became even more soul-lifting through the accompaniments offered by Yoruba minstrels on hand.

In deed, this was a touching example of how much Nigeria stands to gain, if her various ethnic/religious groups would join hands and contribute toward national development. And, even this is applicable to countries across various borders, too.

‘Our people are republican’

Nonetheless, it must be pointed out that fear was raised that another Igbo person or group might later come to the Ga Traditional Council to ask for the same privilege accorded Eze Ihenetu. In fact, Eze Ndi Igbo Ikeja and Okpotemba Igbere, Eze Dimgba, personally expressed this view, when he declared: “Before we depart, I want to inform you that our people are republican. Therefore, somebody or another group might come here tomorrow to ask for admission to the GTC, too”.

Concluding, Okpotemba, who is also Vice President (South), Association of Ndi Eze n’uzo ije Worldwide; pleaded: “I hope you will not recognise those ones”. Responding, the Acting President General of GTC, who spoke through the MC; assured: “That will not happen. It is not possible, given the special rite that has been performed at the sacred spot”.

Attendance

The event, which took place inside the Palace of the Ga Mantse in the Kaneshie neighbourhood of the Ghanaian capital attracted hundreds of witnesses. Although the Ga hosts and Igbo made up the majority of the crowd, the guests also included Nigerians from other ethnic groups.

Apart from numerous Ghana-based Yoruba and Hausa-speaking folks, Igbos from the five states in Nigeria’s South-east geopolitical zone; viz: Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo, were all represented.

A snappy roll call of the Igbo personalities in attendance revealed: HRH Ibe Nwosu (Igbo I), Eze ndi Igbo Abuja, and current President Ndi Eze n’uzo ije (Association of All Ezes in Diaspora) Worldwide; Eze Uche Dimgba (Okpotemba); Chief Gilbert Onwurili (Onowu); Nze Kennedy Obi, Chief Johnson Isaac Chigbata, CEO, ICJ Farms Limited; Secretary of Ohaneze ndi Igbo in Ghana, Comrade Emmanuel Irechukwu; Elder Shedrack Okoro, Chairman of Imo Community; Chief Reginald Azubuike, Chief Ugo Onugu; Chief Douglas Emeka Onodugo; Chief Ernest Chibueze Ogbu (Nwachinemeru of Enugu); Chief Onogo (Ezedino obi), Chief Samuel Eke; and, Mr. Kelechukwu Ike, fondly called KK.

The Yoruba guests included Mr. Albert Bayo, a chieftain of All Nigerians Community (ANC) in Ghana and Mr. Taheed Owolabi, while Chief Nelson Okon, Chairman of South-south Community in Ghana also led select members to the event; where other Igbo-born personalities like Chief Godswill Chukwu; Chief Harrison Mba, Prince Anayo Nwaogu, Mr. Patrick Nwachukwu; Prince Kingsley Ugochukwu, MD/CEO of Ikeja, Lagos-based 100% Hotel & Suites; and, Valentine Dike of Corporate Protection Security; put up a strong presence.

Dignitaries on the Ga side included Nii Doodo Nsaki II, Acting President General (GTC); Nii Ayikai III, Nii Ayi Bonte II of Gbesie Traditional Area; Nomo Ogbeamey III (Sakumo Wulomo) and Naa Adokailey Notse II (Queen Mother).

Among other notable Ghanaian indigenes at the event were king-makers, clan heads, palace courtiers as well as a Ghalleywood star, Vivienne Achor, Production Coordinator of West Coast Entertainment (Gh) Ltd.
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/trending/ghana-igbo-king-now-member-native-authority/

ABEOKUTA — The Ogun State Police Com-mand said, yesterday, that it has arrested a 50-year-old fake Colonel Hassan Ayinde for claiming to be ADC to President President Goodluck Jonathan.
The suspect, who claimed to have come from Ifelodun Local Government Area of Osun State was reportedly nabbed while using the name of the President to beg for money to purchase ram for the Eid-el Kabir in Agbado, Ifo Local Government Area of Ogun State.
Police Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi said this in a statement made available in Abeokuta.
Adejobi said “the suspect was arrested in the palace of Alagbado of Agbado, His Royal Highness, Oba Adedayo Shyllon on Monday, October 14, at about 1400hrs.” when he claimed to be a Colonel and the Aide De Camp(ADC) to the President and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan and was soliciting for help to buy ram for sallah.
“The traditional ruler became suspicious of him when he claimed to be the ADC to the president and begging for money to purchase ram for sallah; and the traditional ruler immediately informed the police and he was arrested.
“On interrogation, Mr Hassan confessed to be a dismissed Air Force officer of the Federal Republic of Nigeria but impersonates Colonel to make ends meet. He said he attended the military school in 1979 and posted to Zuru Kebbi State as a lance corporal; and that he attended the Nigeria Defence Academy in 1980 and passed out in 1985.
“The fake colonel said he worked with the presidency in 1997 before he was dismissed in the year 1999 as a Wing Commander.
“The suspect, who claims to be residing at the National Defence College, is cooling his feet in our custody and will be charged to court at the end of our investigation.
“The Command therefore appeals to the general public to beware of such fraudsters who may want to dupe them of their earnings and always contact the police whenever they are in doubt.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/police-arrest-fake-colonel-claiming-jonathans-adc/

Two persons suspected to be homosexuals, have been arraigned before an Osogbo Magistrate’s Court, OsunState for allegedly copulating inside the Peace of Jesus Apostolic Church located at Asubiaro area in Osogbo.
According to the Police Prosecutor, Inspector Solomon Oladele, the suspects, a 19-year-old Samuel Friday and Oni Oluwatobi, aged 18 were said to have committed the act sometime in May, 2013 at 2a.m., in the church.
The charge preferred against the accused read: “That you Samuel Friday and Oni Oluwatobi sometime in May, 2013 at 2a.m. at Peace of Jesus Apostolic Church, Asubiaro, Osogbo did conspire together to commit felony, to wit indecent sexual practice between yourselves.”
Oladele informed the court that the two suspects conducted themselves in a manner that was capable of causing breach of public peace and have desecrated the place of worship.
It was also gathered that Friday had sometime in May 2013 at Sadiat area, Ilesa Road in Osogbo at 4p.m., sexually assaulted a boy simply identified as Oladipupo Moruf by handling his private part without the latter’s approval.
The second count of the charge read: “That you Samuel Friday, sometime, in May 2013 at Sadiat area, Ilesa Road in Osogbo at 4p.m., in the Osogbo Magisterial District did indecently seduce one Oladipupo Moruf by touching his private part.”
The prosecutor contended that the accused persons committed the offences contrary to and punishable under Sections 516, 249 (D), and Section 217 of the Criminal Code Cap 34, Vol. II, Laws of Osun State of Nigeria, 2003.
When the four counts charge against them were read to them, they pleaded not guilty and their counsel, Mrs. Nnenna Ngwu, prayed the court to grant them bail, arguing  that they are presumed innocent until the contrary was proved by the prosecution.
Magistrate Olusola Aluko granted the accused persons bail in the sum of N100,000 each with two sureties in like sum.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/2-suspected-homosexuals-arraigned-osun/

Too bad i must say
My school come fellow join

Cashio: Must de world knw he is a muslim?

You think say e dey easy to see person like him among em?
So this Abdul Haji must be celebrated

Not all Muslims are terrorist
We need more of that

I love lions.....
why lions wish it was snakes

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