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@ Busy body, think its your eyes cos i am not seeing anything.

Congrats to the beautiful princess on her 1st birthday. Wish her many many more birthdays.

Johnie thanks for that update. I am going towards Ajah this evening to see family. It means i don't have to wait till late in the night to go there. Thanks so much.

Pls send code to me. I am begging u. I am ABA Warriors.
What a guy can do, a chic can do just as well.


U guys should watc out for me!

bookmarked for further study.

So pointless.

How about a price list?

There is already a thread for this in the education section.

Why would someone come and bad mouth their Alma Mata. Just saying.

[size=16pt]Boko Haram sect splits[/size]On July 21, 2011
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BY DANIEL IDONOR and NDAHI MARAMA
MAIDUGURI - Confusion has crept into the camp of the Islamic sect, Boko Haram which has unleashed a reign of terror in the northern part of the country for several months as the sect has split into two factions. One faction, the Yusufiyya Islamic Movement, YIM, has vowed to expose the other faceless group, which it described as evil group.

The Yusufiyya group is made up of followers of slain leader of the Islamic sect, Mallam Mohammed Yusuf.
This development came as President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, held talks with elders from Borno State, over growing insecurity in the state, which is believed to be the abode of the sect.

The Yusufiyya Islamic Movement, in a two-page statement contained in leaflets yesterday, condemned the attacks and bombing of residences and places of worship by the other sect that claimed to be fighting a Jihad in the North. The leaflets were distributed on Tuesday to the various wards, Post Office Area and media houses in Maiduguri, Borno state capital.

Confusion, misinterpretation

The leaflets read in part: “The Yusufiyya Movement has come to mean different things to different people in the last few months. This confusion and misinterpretation have made it necessary for us to come out publicly with the clear truth regarding our concept, struggle, aim and ultimate objective, as our declaration would guide in distinguishing the Yusufiyya movement from the various labels ascribed to us, as the Boko Haram.

This is necessary in the light of genuine concern by individuals and groups to the mass suffering of innocent citizens caught in the cross fire between our members and the Nigerian troops. This concern has again brought to the fore, the daunting issue of reconciliation, through dialogue, with the Nigerian authorities and individual leaders involved in the naked abuse of our birthright to the peaceful propagation and practice of our religion as we understand it.”

The sect argued that it was in the process of exercising their right to propagate their religion as they understood it, that their leader, Mohammed Yusuf was killed as well as the destruction and confiscation of their landed and moveable property in Maiduguri. Following their leader’s murder, the members therefore “resolved to wage a struggle between justice and injustice, between truth and falsehood, right against wrong, in which the sect was sure of victory.”

The statement, however, noted that the public must know that the Yusufiyya Islamic sect is far from the image of the heartless terrorists, arsonists or sadistic robbers painted by other people with a distinct agenda, saying “it is therefore unbecoming to attribute attacks on the civilian population or places of worship to our group, the Yusufiyya Islamic Movement”.

Referring to the factions in the Boko Haram sect, the statement further explained that; “ours is a clear fight for the blood of our founder, Mohammed Yusuf and other leaders who were slain in cold blood by former governor of Borno State (names withheld), the former Borno state commissioner of police and the late President”, adding that the former president “has since been seized by Allah in an answer to the sect’s prayer for support against his aggression”.

“We therefore distance our group from all the bombings targeted at civilians and other establishments and equally condemn them and pray that Allah expose those who perpetrated them and attributed them to us.”

Exonerating the Yusufiyya sect from other factions of Boko Haram sect, the statement declared: “We are concerned that some people with evil motives have infiltrated our genuine struggle with a false holy war that is outright un-Islamic. We call on this evil group to desist, failing which we shall have no option than to expose and hunt them.

“Finally, we have resolved to temporarily halt our fight against the assassination of our leaders in compliance with the prohibition of fighting in the holy month of Ramadan.”

JTF in Borno to restore order

The Joint Security Task Force (JTF) spokesman, Lt.Col. Hassan Mohammed confirmed the statement and distribution of the leaflets on Boko Haram factions and temporary ceasefire in Borno State.

He said: “The JTF is on top of the insecurity situations in Borno State. The factions being created in the Boko Haram sect and the temporary ceasefire from the Yusuffiyya Islamic sect could bring peace and the restoration of law and order by nipping all acts of terrorism by the other factions of Boko Haram sect.”

Speaking on the alleged excesses of soldiers in fighting terrorism and other acts of violence, Mohammed said: “We are here in Borno to restore law and order and not to intimidate or harass any residents of the affected wards in Maiduguri metropolis.”

He said, “the truth of the matter, is that terrorism is the enemy of the entire world, including the killings and bombings of Maiduguri residents and their places of worship”. He added that if the people could not live in peace without the protection of their lives and property, soldiers would not have place or relevance in any democratically elected country, like Nigeria.

Nigerian soldiers, according to him, are learned and civilized professionals that are here in Borno State to protect people’s lives and property.

Military to remain in Borno— FG

Meanwhile, President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, met behind closed doors with a forum of elders from Borno State; North East Elders and Arewa Consultative Forum, ACF, over the growing concern of insecurity in the North, following activities of the radical Islamic sect, Boko Haram. It was resolved that the military will remain in Borno State until enduring peace is restored.

Those who attended the peace talks included Vice President Namadi Sambo, Secretary to the Government of the Federation, SGF, Senator Anyim Pius Anyim; Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr Mohammed Adoke; Chief of Defence Staff, National Security Adviser, Gen. Andrew Azaazi; ACF Board Chairman, Gen Jerry Useni; Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Senator Bala Mohammed and the Chief of Staff to the President, Chief Mike Oghiadomhe.

The meeting which began at about 2:00 pm, held at “House 7” of the Presidential Villa, perhaps to avoid the media that usually swarm on those suspected to have met with the President over sensitive issues.

The elders who arrived Abuja on Tuesday were said to have been accommodated at the Sheraton Hotel, before they were conveyed in a 30-seater Toyota coaster bus to the venue of the meeting.

Information Minister, Mr Labaran Maku who briefed reporters after the meeting, said, all the parties agreed that the army should remain in the state till further notice.

Broad based consultations

“There were broad-based consultations on the outcry for the withdrawal of military. But in the light of this discussion, the meeting generally agreed that it is premature to withdraw the military. What was needed was that if there are cases of individual misbehaviour by members of the Joint Task Force, the authorities will look into those cases”, he said.

He added that “right now we know that one or two soldiers who were found to have done things in excess are being questioned by the relevant authorities. What is important is that the army are playing a great role and with the situation we are in now, if you withdraw the army, we don’t know what will happen.”

According to him, “what is most important is to manage the military until such a time that it is clear that some of the potent threat are lowered”.

He said: “The President this afternoon held a broad-based consultation with leaders from Borno State, the North East and Arewa Consultative Forum on the security situation in Borno State and other parts of the north.”

“This meeting was broadly attended by political leaders. The meeting explored different options, consulted widely on what we can do together to bring about peace and security in Borno State and other affected areas. The meeting was very fruitful and indeed, this is the beginning of further dialogue to find solution to this problem.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/07/boko-haram-sect-splits/

@ Jenny, i just assumed since she said she used someone's profile to post that this is the real owner of the profile.

it is very easy to say that she should not allow them If the guy insists nko, should she run away from her house? First off, since he is so adamant accept it but tell him that you will only accept one of them staying with you.

Then be nice to the person and treat the person well. God forbid but what if ur kids need help in the future from relatives? What if ur husband stayed with other family members who helped him become what he is now. Don't be too hasty.

I have my husband's cousin living with us cos she was already living with him b4 we got married. She works and makes a lot of money but doesn't add anything to the house infact she is the queen of laziness. However, i treat her nice and live our lives as if she does not exist. Eventually, she will marry and move out and we have not offended her parents who are really close friends with my in-laws.

God will reward you for your goodness. Look at it as a way of helping people. My 50cents.

I am here too.

Thanks a bunch.

The fact that u posted it in Celebrity section.

This thread really helped a close friend of mine when he wrote the first stage. He met people here that really took care of him. Thank God for small mercies. I wish everyone success in their exams.

Chartered accountant reporting for duty.

Yes, I am. Its easier when you study a professional course to actually work in your field.

I guess all these is just to promote the site. I went to have a look in and it took forever for it to open. Such a sad boring place.

Luclay is no longer interesting. He is even more boring than Mumba was. His own na to dey bone face everywhere.

These Luclay peeps are in it to cheat. Kai.

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Breaking news: Body of drowned Lagos PDP chieftain recovered[/size]
On July 20, 2011 · In News
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By Olasunkanmi Akoni

Men of the Marine division of the Nigerian Police with the help of local divers, Wednesday, recovered the body of Mr. Al-Mustaim Alade Abaniwonda, aged 56, who reportedly jumped into the Lagos lagoon on Monday at about 3.pm.

The deceased was the Peoples Democratic Part, PDP, senatorial candidate for Lagos East in the April 9, 2011 National Assembly election and whose name was among the list of 10 nominees sent to President Goodluck Jonathan for consideration as minister from Lagos State.


According to reports, the body was brought to the shore at about midday and was quickly taken to his residence at Victoria Garden City.

A family source told Vanguard, that plans were already on for his internment at Victoria Court, a privately run cemetery along the Lekki-Epe Expressway, later today.

PDP stalwarts, party supporters and well wishers stormed the deceased’s residence to sympathise with the bereaved family.

Bomb scare in Plateau NYSC camp

On July 19, 2011 ·
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By Taye Obateru

Jos – Anxiety again gripped many residents of the Plateau State capital, Tuesday, following the arrest of a suspected member of the Boko Haram sect at the NYSC Orientation Camp in Bukuru.

However, the suspect turned out to be a lunatic who carried empty cans in a polythene bag into the temporary camp at Zang Commercial College and arousing suspicion in the process.

The suspect was said to have been seen at a section of the camp carrying the black bag which aroused the suspicion of some youth corps members, who later raised an alarm after he could not give plausible explanation on his mission there.



The alarm created pandemonium and word soon spread over the state capital that a suspected Boko Haram member had been arrested with bomb at the NYSC camp. Parents quickly rushed to schools in the area to pick their children while businesses around the camp closed for fear of possible explosion.

The timely arrival of men of the Special Task Force, STF, maintaining security in the state saved the suspect from being lynched and it was upon interrogation by the security agencies that he was pronounced a lunatic.

Spokesman of the STF, Captain Charles Ekeocha told journalists that men of the task force discovered that the suspect was a lunatic and that no explosive was found on him contrary to wide speculations.

According to him, “we have handed the suspect to the State Security Services to conduct further investigation on the suspect and he is currently with them. What I will say now is that let everyone go about his or her normal business and there is nothing like Boko Haram in Jos. We will tell the public if we discover any Boko Haram because we are here to protect members of the public; we are too vigilant in this state to allow such thing to happen here.”

Rumour of the infiltration of the state by Boko Haram members had been on for some time setting many residents on edge. Normalcy had returned to the camp when our correspondent visited Tuesday evening.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/07/bomb-scare-in-plateau-nysc-camp/

Chintua, are you Blazay? You sound like her and i have missed her a lot in the family section.

Pls can u help me check this VIN?

1NXBR32E78Z038771.

Thank you so much. I am really grateful.

hmm. I thought as much.
Looks like the one you use.


[quote author=BABE! link=topic=717112.msg8753874#msg8753874 date=1311172465]hm hm --Is a cooler.[/quote]

Make her wait for you and then dump her after 9 years. Good for u.

The links are not working!!!

lol. Is that a generator?

Where is F addict?

Me too.

Highbros, Knack us correct gist jor.

How can i read thru 13 pages of plenty thrash and u no gree tell person the end.

How was her reaction. She obviously didn't kill u.

[quote author=Ms. Potato link=topic=715597.msg8751818#msg8751818 date=1311152509]Wow and she invited her bf in to defend her . Should I call mine too? Shaking my head. I went in fb to ask if u received the money and I was shocked to find out that u deleted me off. The next thing was for me to ask your dear friend whom you have always talk to and I pm him but he never replied. So I decided to yim u but u never replied. What am I suppose to think? Seriously after all that I honestly thought that you were a scammer just testing me out with rm 50 and than I was wondering how many other people have u scammed on nl. Seriously that is my direct response towards the situation. How on earth would I know that because of z fight with your bf u would delete your account ? Seriously, I've never heard of people behaving ghat way after fighting with their fiancé they would delete their account.

Anyways jazmine since u highly demand an apology on nl I will apologize and I will take everything as my fault . Take care

And as for jasmines bf, smh. U sure? Ok if u say so [/quote]I am going to stay out of what is a very public personal fight.
Very hasty decisions.