lmao,

.

The Football betting thing is
now the Talk of the Town with
Millions of Nigerians trooping in
Daily, Companies like Nairabet,
Bet9ja and Others are Seriously
making Huge Money from this
Betting of a thing.

Just this Night, Guys around
were all happy because they
Won some Cool cash for
themselves, Wow!! Is this How
this Game works?

Money!!!!!

Which Do You think is More
Rewarding? Football Betting or
Lotto?

Whats ur Say?

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Anybody willinq to swap bold5 for iphone4s with cash at last 35k.

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.

wow! Am speechless waitinq till that day hmmmmm

mtcheeew weitn b ma own.

na wa o

smogup: Keshi go to FIFA and complain. They wont take any nonsense.

Bros you no qet simple senses for God sake how can a guy talk like this....

Tolexander: Can't believe we are still struggling with Vibrio cholerae in nigeria.

it still happen oo

The Deputy Director of Health of Tambuwal Local Government Area of Sokoto State, Alhaji Bala Oroji, said on Monday that five persons died of suspected cholera at Barkeji village.

Oroji said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Tambuwal.

He said all the deceased persons were aged between 27 and 30 years.

Oroji said three persons, one female and two males, out of the nine people infected, died on October 14.

“Similarly, a male and a female died on October 19 due to the epidemic, out of the remaining infected persons,” he said.

He said 11 infected persons were hospitalised at the Barkeji Community Dispensary on Sunday.

According to him, four of the affected persons have been discharged on Monday, while the remaining seven on admission at the health centre are still receiving treatment.

He said that adequate drugs had been supplied to the dispensary by the local government.

‘’We thank God that the situation is under control and we are even expecting to discharge the remaining infected persons either today or tomorrow,’’ he added.

Oroji said that the local government had embarked on a massive public enlightenment campaign to educate the people on the need to maintain good sanitary environment.

‘’The campaign is to sensitise the people to the need to keep their environment clean, drink clean water and also ensure personal hygiene.

“We have reported the incident to the state Ministry of Health and it had assisted the community with additional drugs,’’ he said.

It will be recalled that cholera had killed eight people in Plateau State few days ago.

Source:-www.punchng.com/news/cholera-claims-five-in-sokoto/

An Osun State High Court sitting
in Iwo has sentenced five men
who kidnapped the wife of the
Speaker of the state House of
Assembly, Alhaja Muibat Salaam,
to 27 years in prison.

Justice Moshood Adeigbe while
delivering the judgment held
that the prosecutors had been
able to prove beyond
reasonable doubt that the
kidnappers met and conspired
before they kidnapped their
victim.

The five persons convicted by
the court are: Chukwudi
Okereke (40); Ogbole Ochijile
Elijah (25); Lucky Okonkwo
(33); Kaikine Mahah (35); and
Philip Nwadinnor (30).

The judge ruled that each of
the five convicts would spend
seven years in prison for the
charge of conspiracy; he
sentenced them to 10 years
imprisonment for the count of
kidnapping; and 10 years for
the charge of unlawful
possession of firearms. He
ruled that the jail terms would
run concurrently since the
charges arose from the same
crime.

The Speaker’s wife was
kidnapped in Ejigbo, Osun State
on October 9, 2012 by men
armed with guns while she was
returning home from work.

The judge said, “The
confessional statements were
clear that the accused persons
met at Royal Hotel in Agbor,
Delta State where they planned
the kidnap, perfected it in Lagos
and carried it out in Ejigbo.

“The exhibits also showed that
the five accused persons
kidnapped the PW2 (Mrs.
Salaam), forced her into a trailer
and dragged her into the bush
on their way to Lagos before
men of the Ogun State Police
Command arrested them. I hold
that the prosecution have
established their case and
therefore found the five
accused persons guilty of
conspiracy, kidnapping and
unlawful possession of
firearms.”

The prosecution team led by
the Attorney-General and
Commissioner for Justice, Mr.
Adewale Afolabi, told the court
that the convicts had confessed
to the kidnapping in the
confessional statements each
of them gave to the police
during investigation.

However, the defence counsel,
Messrs. Sam George and
Fredrick Komolafe had urged
the judge to temper justice with
mercy because the accused
persons were married men
with children.

But Justice Adeigbe ruled that
the kidnappers deserved the full
punishment of the law because
kidnapping was a heartless and
condemnable offence.
The defence counsel vowed to
appeal the judgment, saying
the confessional statements
were not tested. They said that
the best thing was to have
ordered a trial within trial to
be able to authenticate the
statements.

Source:- www.punchng.com/news/osun-speakers-wifes-abductors-jailed-27-years-each/

Na bad tin fa... How woman wey don marry dey do Bridemaide hmmmm

always Nigeria!

Have you ever
wanted to just yell out
something random or
innappropriate in
public?

hmmm sorry! Nothing to say am just spechlees.......

SYDNEY (AFP) – A Papua New
Guinea man described as a
vampire has been arrested after
allegedly murdering his young
daughter by biting her neck,
eating her flesh and drinking her
blood, a report said Friday.

Police called the grisly incident
that occurred on Wednesday at a
settlement near Lae “an act of
cannibalism”.

The PNG Post Courier cited local
councillor John Kenny, who was
one of the first on the scene, as
saying the three-year-old child
and her mother were visiting the
father when he grabbed the girl
and ran off into nearby bushes.

Kenny said the man allegedly held
the toddler close to him, bit deep
into her neck, ate the flesh and
sucked her blood.

Two boys who were climbing a
coconut tree nearby saw him
and ran quickly to raise the
alarm.

“He was just laughing at the boys
and continued eating the flesh
and sucking the blood,” Kenny
told the newspaper.

“The boys were scared and ran
quickly to alert the people.”
When people arrived to
investigate the man reportedly
dumped the body in the bushes
and ran away before being
caught and turned over to police.

PNG is a sprawling nation where
black magic, sorcery and
cannibalism sometimes occur.

Last year police arrested dozens
of people linked to an alleged
cannibal cult accused of killing at
least seven people, eating their
brains raw and making soup
from their joysticks.

There have been several other
recent cases linked to cults,
witchcraft and cannibalism, with
a man in 2011 reportedly found
eating his screaming, newborn
son during a sorcery initiation
ceremony.

Source:- Vanguard

A sizeable deficit in the United
Nations peacekeeping budget
has led to a backlog of
payments to some of its main
troop contributors – many of
them developing nations, Yukio
Takasu, UN under Secretary-
General for Management says.

The News Agency of Nigeria
reported that Takasu said that
the UN currently owed a total of
$795m or N127.2bn to
countries including Nigeria that
contributed troops and needed
to be reimbursed for the costs
of the peacekeepers and their
weapons.

Developing countries such as
India, Ethiopia, Bangladesh,
Pakistan, and Rwanda are on
top of the list of outstanding
payments.

Talking about the current
financial status of the UN,
Takasu said that peacekeeping
operations currently had a 35
per cent deficit amounting to
$3.4bn because of unpaid dues
from member countries.

To date, only 33 member states
have paid all of their
contributions to this year’s
peacekeeping budget.

“This sounds alarming, but it
isn’t,” Takasu said, explaining
that recent changes in budget
guidelines had caused delays in
payment flows from countries.

The under secretary-general
said the UN was working to
reduce the amount owed to
peacekeeping contributors to
$423m by the end of the year.

“Between now and the end of
the year, we are going to make
serious efforts to pay more to
those countries,’’ Takasu said.

Takasu called the organisation’s
financial situation “overall
sound’’, adding that a record
134 countries had already paid
their dues in full towards this
year’s regular UN budget set at
$2.6bn.

However, with less than three
months left until the end of the
year, $945m are still
outstanding from the regular
budget, with the US owing
$795m.

Takasu defended the US, saying
the country contributed 22 per
cent of the UN regular budget
and had recently paid more
than $1.5bn in dues to
peacekeeping operations.

The under secretary-general
said that with the cash flow
expected before the end of the
December, the organisation
would end the year in the black.

Source:- www.punchng.com/news/un-owes-nigerian-peacekeepers-others-n127-2bn/

The professional football league of Spain (LFP) has revealed the date and time of the 2013-14 season’s first match between Barcelona and Real Madrid

Real Madrid and
Barcelona will
meet for the first
time this season
on Saturday,
October 26 at
17:00 BST at
Camp Nou, the LFP
announced.

The time was made official on
Monday afternoon, and it will
serve as the 10th league match of
the season for each team.

It is the first Clasico for both
coaches - Madrid's Carlo Ancelotti
and Barcelona's Gerardo Martino -
while it is also a first taste for
Barca's Neymar and los Blancos'
Gareth Bale, Isco, Asier
Illarramendi and Daniel Carvajal.

Real Madrid have not lost a league
match to Barcelona since
December 2011, winning 2-1 at
the Bernabeu last season, while
earning a 2-2 draw and a 2-1
victory in their previous two
league trips to Camp Nou.

Lionel Messi needs one goal to
pass Real Madrid legend Alfredo Di
Stefano to become the Clasico’s all-
time leading scorer.

Both teams have Champions
League games scheduled in the
week leading up to the match, as
Barcelona travel to play Milan at
San Siro on Tuesday evening,
while Real Madrid will host
Juventus on Wednesday

Sourceurl]m.goal.com/x/en-gb/news/4318278[/url]

am really against this, how can he just came up with an idea that he want to merger all schools togther....
This is so bad!

Senate President David Mark
said on Monday that Nigeria
would always back any initiative
to bring about a nuclear-free
world.

The Senate President
noted that to achieve this,
parliaments all over the world
must contribute to the building
of a peaceful world.

Mark spoke in Geneva,
Switzerland, at the opening of
the 129th Assembly of the Inter-
Parliamentary Union.

He also canvassed an early
resolution of the Syrian conflict.

“Parliaments can intervene to
bring the Syrian crisis to an end.

We believe that the world
should be free of nuclear
armament. We want an end to
the Syrian crisis,” he stated.

The Senate President, who led
the Nigerian delegation to the
IPU, also said that Nigeria was
committed to fighting cyber
crimes.

Mark, who attended the IPU
meeting in company with the
Deputy Speaker of the House of
Representatives, Mr. Emeka
Ihedioha, some senators and
House members, lauded the
increasing participation of
Nigeria in international
discussions.

According to the Senate
President, regular participation
in such events will ensure that
Nigeria’s voice is heard on
issues of global challenges.

IPU members started voting on
Monday on items to be treated
as “emergency” and requiring
urgent global attention.

One of the items was the need
for parliamentarians to
“safeguard the fragile
democracy in Haiti.”

It was
proposed by Haiti.
A second item was to address
“criminal acts of deliberate
destruction of world heritage in
countries in a situation of
armed conflict or fighting
terrorism.”

Morocco and Palestine brought
up this item for voting.

There was also the “role of
parliaments in supervising the
ban on the use and destruction
of chemical weapons.”

Similarly, an item on enhancing
the role of parliaments in
maintaining global peace was
listed.

Syria, which proposed the item,
explained that this was to be
achieved by “refusing any
manner of aggression or threat
of aggression, violation of state
sovereignty and interference in
Syria’s affairs that exceeds the
framework of international
legitimacy.”

On its part, France raised the
issue of the security and
humanitarian crisis in Central
African Republic.

It proposed “facilitating
assistance for the population
and promoting the transition to
democracy.”

Source:- The Punch

[b]The ongoing
industrial action by the
Academic Staff Union Of
Universities which has shut our
campuses for over three
months has seen Nigerian
students as the ones mostly
affected by the crisis.

Some of
the lecturers teach in private
universities and such have
resumed there while the
students are left languishing at
home. Of particular concern to
me however is the sacrifice that
ASUU is also willing to pay in
this crisis.

Whenever there is a dispute as
this, there is usually no winner,
it is no victor, no vanquished as
all the parties involved must
sacrifice something to resolve
the crisis. Nigerian students are
losing valuable months by
sitting idle at home, the Federal
Government is also being
ridiculed in the public that it has
allowed the strike to drag this
long, my question then is what
is ASUU also ready to sacrifice to
see that there is a quick
resolution of the crisis?

ASUU cannot play the holier
than thou character here
because it is part of the rot in
the education sector. The
lecturers extort money from
students, molest our ladies, sit
on university panels that
recommend expulsion of
genuine student activists, and
do not show commitment to
their work. What then are they
ready to part with to atone for
the pains that their strike action
and unprofessionalism have
caused Nigerian students?

ASUU is demanding that its
salaries for the months they
didn’t step into the classrooms
be paid.! They want their own
salaries yet they don’t care how
long their students languish at
home. Are they immune to
making sacrifices? It is rather
unfortunate.[/b]

Source:- The Punch

lertee:
So what should the next topic be?
Love,money and/or sex.

money sound better jo.

barcanista: guy na how na?ASUU don get faction?

ahbi! Even na weitn b dear faction name self.