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Very funny

Isnt the blaring of sirens even illegal these days?

Wont owambe's just be boring without spraying?

I wonder if he's been able to meet his bail conditions

this seems so incredible!! thats not to say that it could not have happened.
well i second kobojunkie's suggestion to set up an online petition. we have to stop this siddon look attitude that is the order of the day in nigeria.

Vgal:
Here's Dunni Igbinedion's no 0802 3373 777.
Her husband Fred is a silent offender in the case.

lol this cant be fair now

[quote author=Lord_Reed link=topic=106114.msg1899496#msg1899496 date=1201621995]@angel101
If u look at the substance of Gbenga's affidavit u will find that he was indeed replying to a previous petition. Check one of the national daily's archive n read it up.[/quote]That was his answer to her response to his petition ( if that makes any sense)
here's how it works: Gbenga puts in a petition, Moji responds, and then Gbenja has to answer to that.

[quote author=Lord_Reed link=topic=106114.msg1879360#msg1879360 date=1201091141]Personally I view the claims by Gbenga Obasanjo that his father n father-in-law slept with his wife to be sometin in d realms of horror stories. However when I tried to ask myself why he would make such claims, it dawned on me that d whole sordid saga was all about money.
Gbenga's releasing of such facts was done to counter Moji's demands for alimony from him. But the question remains why go to such 'horrific' lengths? Why couldn't he just point out that she was quite capable of earn lots of money herself? Which makes me want agree with Kobojunkie that he has a score to settle but on reflection I could attribute it to the pain he would feel that despite being married to someone he was willing to care for she decides to leave d marriage. Not a good excuse anyway because imho that would b a childish excuse.
There is more than meets the eye anyway u look at this![/quote]mind u, Gbenga's petition was first so i dont think it could have been to avoid paying alimony which he would have known nothing about at the time.

I think its true though, there have been cases of some being advanced fee fraudsters aka 419

lol, yes o visa to enter lagos.
but u see, i'm of the opinion that power shortage is the greatest problem in nigeria. if that is sorted out, the private sector will strive nationwide so there would be no need for migration.

very unlikely

it depends on who committed the crime

sometimes, conventional means do not suffice. also timing is essential.

and the population is still increasing.
if fashola does all he has promised and completes all he has started, the population of lagos would sky rocket so much more.

make dem begin require visa to enter lagos o!

Nigeria will get better once power is sorted out. no light no life

@dayokanu

more like he jumped off a sinking boat.

everybody in nigeria lives a more flamboouyant life style these days guess its because things previously out of reach are now more easily accessible. its not limited to EFCC operatives

Hmmm Classic naija. we will keep watching.

word!!!!!

nobody says ribadu should be there for life but the way they have gone about it is just so dodgy! its not good publicity for the new administration.

the new Honda CRV

this is probably why the report says the budget for last year has not been exhausted.

my own gov i hear is mending bad roads with broken blocks

@poster

Even the money he made b4 becoming gov needs 2 be investigated. couldnt he have been laundering for Abacha who u agree looted nigerian funds?

@kobojunkie
u have said previously that its a matter of consent and that nigeria can say yes or no. so we have said NO whats the problem?

y ibadan though?

i think u need 2 take some time out to re evaluate ur situation. and by taking time out i mean go away 4 a while. u will definitely come 2 ur own conclusion

Seun:
If a lady slaps me, I'll slap her back. What's good for the goose is good for the gander. Equality of slapping!

hissssssssssssssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kudos to Okiro jare