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Runz girl be like 0.4kobo/sec

sinaj:
I luv xperienced niggas

dat knws ow to hit it right

REALLY!!!

shoro niyen

Chisom460:
Guy you beginning no gbafu sha. How husband rape wife.

e dey happen oo

Judgment day approaching Judgment day approaching

Port Harcourt - Rivers State Governor, Rotimi
Amaechi, has come out stating that he would
be in trouble if the All Progressives Congress
did not win the presidential elections,
AllAfrica reported.
Amaechi made the statement while he was
presenting a book called Dynamics of
Change, which was part of a compilation of
achievements as governor.
He claims he was ready to make huge
sacrifices if the APC did not win and the
Federal Government had already had said
they win he would not be let of any Airport.
Amaechi claims he is ready to make the
necessary change in Nigeria.

“My husband raped me and I had to lose a two-
month old pregnancy in the process. I want the
dissolution of my two-year-old marriage,” a-38-year-
old wife of a pastor had told a Lagos Island
Customary Court .
The petitioner, Mary Iyayi, a make-up artist, who
lives at 49, Oke-Olu St., Iponri, a suburb of Lagos,
confessed this development to the court.
She alleged thus, “My pastor-husband held my
hands to the wall, so I could not move. I told him
that I was pregnant but he did not listen, until he
forcefully made love to me.
“After it, I started bleeding and I lost the
pregnancy. He told me later that he had just
helped me to flush out the pregnancy.’’
Mary said that she had three abortions for pastor
during their courtship in order to save his ministry
from crumbling.
“It was after we had been married that I knew
that he married me because of my money and not
that he truly loves for me.
“He once told me that he preferred a woman with
big breasts which I do not have,” she said.
Mary told the court that her husband was fond of
beating her at any slight provocation and that act
had led her to have two miscarriages.
“While he was beating me, he also pushed me and
I hit my stomach against the wall, and I lost a
pregnancy in the process.’’
She also told the court that before she packed
out of her matrimonial home in June, last year ,
her husband had stopped sleeping in the same
room with her.
“Due to the three abortions and two miscarriages
I suffered, I was told at the hospital that my
womb had been tampered with and that it would
take divine intervention for me to be pregnant
again.
“Also, my husband threatened to kill me if I
should leave him, saying it is against the law of
his church. He said that their church law forbids
its members from marrying another wife if the
former wife was still alive.
“I packed all my belongings from his house
except my wedding gown which he seized. I want
the court to help me collect it from him and
dissolve the union.
“I am making this appeal because I am the only
child of my parents and I do not want to die
prematurely and mysteriously,” she said.
Mary also told the court that she bought almost
all the items including the two cell phones her
husband was currently using.
While responding, the husband, Pastor Samuel
Iyayi, 35, who lives at the Assembly of God
Church, Alpha Beach, Lekki, Lagos State, told the
court that he did not rape his wife.
“It is true we had sex and she lost some blood in
the process, but I did not rape her.
“She also left home in April 2014 for one and a-
half months only to return after some of our
church members had intervened on her behalf.
Iyayi, however, speaking on the wedding gown
said, “I had sold the wedding gown when my
father was sick and I could not raise money to
offset his hospital bills.
He said that he was still in love with his wife and
was ready to have her back if she was still in
love with him.
The President, Chief Awos Awosola, ordered the
man to produce the wedding gown in court on
June 1, the next adjourned date and told the
couple to maintain peace.
He adjourned the case to June 1 for further
hearing.

Spaxon:
Soyinka is now corrupt

Soyinka corrupt ke?

FOR Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers
State, yesterday will remain evergreen in his
memory as eminent Nigerians took turns to
eulogise him for his tenacity of purpose and
uncommon conviction for standing on the path of
truth and justice.
Nobel laureate, Prof Wole Soyinka, said he
admired the courage of conviction Amaechi
brought to bear on governance by standing for
and sacrificing for what he believes in as he
battled the powers-that-be in the country.
And former Lagos State Governor, Bola Ahmed
Tinubu described Amaechi as a general of
commonsense revolution that is devoid of
violence.
The duo spoke yesterday in Lagos at the launch
of a book, Dynamics of Change: The Amaechi
Years.
Soyinka stated that only two people elicited such
admiration from him: Amaechi, the architect of
the process of change and Tinubu, whom he
regards as the arrowhead of hope, who said, “we
can’t always be club members, which is not a
popular, but risky position to take. When 16 is
said to be higher than 19, then something is
wrong. Amaechi stood up to challenge this
mentality.”
Soyinka also recounted how someone in Aso Rock
once asked him to tell Amaechi to slow down in
his confrontation with the Presidency and that he
was playing with fire. But he said he ignored
taking the message to Amaechi until he revealed
it at the gathering yesterday. He added that he
didn’t believe the governor was on the wrong in
his struggle to bring sanity to the political arena.
“I admire courage as an element of life, the
courage of conviction to put yourself out
whatever it takes,” Soyinka said. “What matters is
to have the courage of conviction and be ready to
make necessary sacrifices. The political
atmosphere, whether you call it hope, continuing
hope, moving forward niggardly to cautious hope,
I recognize two people in the charge towards
hope.
The first is the architect of the process and the
essence of hope; that is, Amaechi. The other, who
is always late to events and might be late for his
own funeral, is Tinubu. That’s the man I regard
as the arrowhead of hope, who said we can’t
always be club members. It’s not a popular
position, but a risky position as well to take”.
And, characteristically to Soyinka’s prediction,
Tinubu walked into banquet hall of the Civic
Centre where the event was being held and
caused uproar in the hall.
Tinubu praised Amaechi for his exemplary
exploits in the process of bringing about change
in the leadership of the country during the last
election.
According to him: “Amaechi is a good example of
commonsense revolution in Nigeria. Nigeria
needed commonsense revolution that is devoid of
violence. The result of the election demonstrated
that Nigerians craved for change.
We must retool ourselves with the leadership in
terms of the polices that must be suited to the
masses.
It was a revolution that was progressive, that will
repair, and restore the nation for collective
prosperity.
It’s a call to return to decency in the relationship
between the government and the people. One of
the generals in the commonsense revolution is
willing to show the world he’s ready to chart the
path to a better Nigeria.”

wonder!!!

LITERALLY, every nook and corner of the world,
young and old; everywhere the Nokia brand is
strongly etched on people’s heart. Perhaps this is
the only brand globally that everyone can
instantly recall. Invention and reinvention has all
along been the biggest driving force of the
company to attain this cult status for the last
one-and-half century.
The Finnish multinational company has a long
history of successful change and innovation,
adapting to shifts in markets and technologies.
From its humble beginning with one paper mill,
the company established itself in many sectors
over the time: cables, paper products, tires,
rubber boots, consumer and industrial electronics,
plastics, chemicals, telecommunications
infrastructure and more. In 1967, Nokia
Corporation was created to have five businesses:
rubber, cable, forestry, electronics and power
generation.
It first entered the telecommunications equipment
market in 1960 when an electronics department
was established at Finnish Cable Works to
concentrate on the production of radio-
transmission equipment. In 1982, Nokia
introduced the first fully-digital local telephone
exchange in Europe, and the world’s first car
phone. The first GSM call was made with a Nokia
phone over the Nokia-built network of a Finnish
operator called Radiolinja in 1991, and in the
same year Nokia won contracts to supply GSM
networks in other European countries. By 1998,
Nokia was the world leader in mobile phones, a
position it enjoyed for more than a decade.
In 2007, Nokia combined its telecoms
infrastructure operations with those of Siemens to
form a joint venture named Nokia Siemens
Networks (NSN). NSN became a leading global
provider of telecommunications infrastructure.
New Nokia and Vision.
In 2013, Nokia moved to make two transformative
transactions – purchased Siemens’ stake in NSN
and announced the sale of all of Nokia’s Devices
& Services business to Microsoft. Following the
closing of the devices business transaction in
2014, Nokia announced its new vision and
strategy, building on its three strong businesses –
Nokia Networks, HERE, and Nokia Technologies.
At the Capital Markets Day in London on Nov 14,
2014, the company outlined its vision: to expand
the human possibilities of technology. The
company’ strategic pillars now are: to accelerate
leadership in radio; to grow Professional Services;
to win in technology transition to Telco Cloud;
and target opportunities in Internet of Things and
data analytics.
The company has strategies in place for each
business, which have been aligned around a
common vision for Nokia.

TWO Nigerians have developed new apps targeted
at making online purchase of items easier and
faster.
The two developers, Esosa Ighodaro and Abiodun
Johnson, christened the application, ‘CoSign’,
explained that technology was supposed to make
life easier, as such, they said the new apps also
provide money making opportunities for would be
users.
They said the company was officially launched
this year but the idea was conceived in July
2013.
Ighodaro described Cosign ‘as a mobile app that
allows user to take a picture of any item or
product, tag the product’s information within the
picture and “when you share it socially on any
social media app, it becomes a “shoppable” post.
“We wanted to explore a new way to turn social
media impressions into sales and speed up the
purchase process drastically.
“CoSign has levels of influence, which increases
the revenue percentage in each level and
motivates users to work harder ”.
Consumers, according to her, can now view posts
within multiple social media channels and
immediately purchase the items with just one
click.
She said the ‘Buy’ button takes the user to the
product page on the retailers website where such
transaction can be confirmed and checkout within
seconds, adding that anyone can shop from your
image and be directed to the online or virtual
shop of where to buy that item or product.
She stressed that when anybody shops from the
uploaded image, a commission is given to the
person that upload the item or product.
Speaking on how they came up with the idea of
the application, she said they observed there was
a void in the technological space, where one can
quickly gets what one wanted and “we decided to
fill that void by finding and creating a way to
make it easier for people to share information
about different products with a single click.”
With over 350 million pictures shared on
Facebook daily and over 700 photos shared per
second on Instagram, picture sharing has never
been so popular and this app not only indulges
the picture sharing passion, but also allows one
profit at the same time. CoSign’s aim is to
incentivize the consumer while bringing more
exposure to a brand or company, all at the same
time.

A NEW mum has given birth to twins – who have
two different fathers.
The incredible case was revealed after the
woman, identified only as T.M., named her
current boyfriend as the father of her twins.
But T.M. admitted before maternity papers were
signed that she had actually slept with a different
man a week after she believed she conceived with
her boyfriend.
A paternity test was carried out and it was
revealed that the two men had each fathered one
of the twins, who are now toddlers.
Now the woman’s original partner only has to pay
out child support for one of the children.
Passaic County Judge Sohail Mohammad made
the ruling in the paternity case on Monday, the
New Jersey Law Journal reported.
Paternity tests showed the woman’s former
boyfriend was almost certainly the father of one
twin – but wasn’t the father of the other.
Now he only has to pay out $28 – around £18 –
per week for his daughter.
Judge Mohammad said he found just two other
court cases of a woman giving birth to twins
from separate dads, which occurs in one out of
every 13,000 reported paternity cases involving
twins.
It seems medically impossible, but a woman can
give birth to twins with two fathers when she has
sex with two different men in the same week.
In a process known as heteropaternal
superfecundation, the rare incident occurs when a
woman releases two eggs during her menstrual
cycle and different men fertilise one egg each.
It is a more common occurrence when the same
dad fertilises two eggs during separate incidences
of sex.
Amazingly, it is also possible for a woman to give
birth to twins who have been conceived weeks or
even months apart, if she continues to ovulate
even after she has become pregnant, in a process
called superfetation.
It is claimed that superfetation is common in
some species of animals, but is extremely rare in
humans.
In 2009, Todd and Julia Grovenburg of Fort
Smith, Arkansas, conceived an additional child
while already pregnant with a baby conceived two
and a half weeks earlier.
Both healthy babies were delivered through
Caesarean section on December 2, 2009, when
Julia, 33, became one of only 11 women ever
reported to conceive while already pregnant.
“It’s common knowledge and written down in
medical books that you can’t get pregnant while
already pregnant,” Julia said.
“But somehow, after years of trying to conceive, I
became the exception to the rule – getting
pregnant twice in two weeks.”

Walahi na Amala and ewedu sure pass now, furck indomie

pls can anybody help me on how to root my infinix hot

clevvermind:
i think it should
be 'it's' not 'its'

That's how u thinks, CHANGE is all what u need!!

Its not by age, spoken English or certificate. Its by intelligence!!!
GMB all d way!!!

Kudos to Lagos state government

The Lagos State Government will pay its
workers 15 per cent bonus in the December salary
as an end of the year gift, the State Head of Service,
Oluseyi Williams, said on Friday.
Williams spoke at the end of the year get together
and appreciation party for principals and directors
in the Ministry of Education.
She said that the bonus would be paid along with
the December salary any moment from now.
According to her, the bonus is to show that the
government is committed to the welfare of workers.
“Some states are owing their workers up to four
months salary but that is not the case in Lagos.”

The opposite of sunnah is
''bidi'a'' [innovation]that is to make, as law,
what Allah has not permitted to be made law, or
to bring something in religion which is not
among.
It is what the Holy Prophet S.A.W referred to
saying ''Whosoever adds to our religion is to be
rejected'' The Holy Prophet S.A.W said: ''
Follow my SUNNAH and the SUNNAH of the
well guided Caliphs after me.
Take firm hold of it with hands and teeth
[molars]. Beware of innovations [bidi'a]for every
innovation in religion is ''DHALALAH'' [an act
of going astray]. The Messenger of Allah S.A.W
referred to its happening saying ''My Ummah will
be divided into seventy three [73] sects all of
which will be thrown to hell fire except one". HE
S.A.W specified this sect saying ''They are those
who follow the way I and my Companions
follow."
Allah cleansed the Prophet S.A.W of the people
of bidi'a in the following verse: Allah the Most
High said: Verily, those who divide their religion
and break in to sects [all kind of religious sects]
You [O Muhammad S.A.W] have no concern in
them in the least. Their affair is only with Allah.
[QUR'AN 6:159]

Lagos - A 12-year-old boy has become
magnetic after he suffered an electric shock
from a street lamp, MirrorUK reported.
He suffered the shock when he was leaning
against a street lamp but didn't realise it was
faulty with a live wire.
When the boy woke up the next day he found
coins that had been lying on his mattress stuck
on his body.
The boy now attracts things such as coins,
spoons and glasses to name a few.

CHAIIII!!! My Ex gf must see diS

Lagos - A woman from the UK suffered a brain
condition that made her speak Italian after she
woke up from a coma, MirrorUK reported.
The woman lost her ability to speak and as
soon as her voice came back, she started
speaking a language which sounded Italian.
Her rare condition is called Foreign Accent
Syndrome. It started as a lisp and was
hospitalised as she couldn't speak at all.
Living with the condition has made her life
difficult as she doesn't remember who she was
before the speech impediment.
source: http://m.news24.com/nigeria/World/News/English-woman-wakes-up-speaking-Italian-20141002

na who yarn u say women live longer dan men? neva

Fellow nairalanders, pls how much are they charging pregnancy test in your locality?

pls i need it