OK!!! We don hear

menix:
Omo!! sure d electrician saw d housemaid as d decoder to b fixed.

15yr old gal ova powering a 33yr old man nd locking him up is 1 story hard to blive.

Well d guy should b castrated if he tried such....

He already had canal knowledge of her so its possible he was caught off guard hence she was able to lock him in.

Despite a denial by the national leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) that it did not receive a seven billion Naira bribe from President Goodluck Jonathan, the pastor who broke the story last week insists the association was bribed.

And he says some people within the leadership have called him to confess that his story was true and that what happened was wrong.

Addressing a well-attended press conference in Kaduna on Tuesday, Pastor Kallamu Musa Dikwa, who heads the Voice of Northern Christian Movement, declared that there were a lot of shenanigans in the present leadership of CAN, accusing it of betraying the vision of its founding fathers.

Dikwa reiterated that the CAN leadership received the funds on 21st of January, 2015, and gave N3 million to each of its state chapters. 

In effect, the pastor is alleging that the CAN leadership distributed to its national membership a small fraction of what it received, keeping to itself well over N6 billion.

Of the response of the national leadership of CAN to his allegations, he told the journalists: “They even have denied me, and said I did not exist. That is why I came to you to confirm that what I said is true.”

He asserted that it was not the first time CAN was getting money like that, recalling 2013 when it got funds from the United States Nigerian group, CANAAN.

"They are our children, our Christians from Nigeria living in America,” Pastor Dikwa said.  “We call them CANAAN (Christian Association of Nigerian Americans). They gave $50,000 to the victims of Boko Haram. After that, the CAN leader invited three people from Maiduguri and two from Damaturu and gave them N100,000 each. The victims know how much they (CAN) collected. Many of the leaders (Yobe and Borno CAN) started calling me. They say what happened is wrong and we have to correct it. I have documents here to show you some of the things I have been saying.”

This also means that when the national leadership received the $50,000 from CANAAN, it kept most of it from the victims of Boko Haram for whom it was intended.

"It was the same way that it happened when Jonathan went to Kwara in January.  Someone there told me that CAN leadership was given money. I asked him if they called any newsmen. The man said they did not. I said, ok, let us wait. After some time, somebody called me. He said he has been giving his share. He said he has been given N3 million. He said each state was given N3 million. I called someone in the leadership of National CAN. He told me that it was a confirmed happening.”

Dikwa however vowed to protect that source with his life, as he will never disclose his name. 

"The states branches of CAN collected the money. But they don’t know how much it is, whether it is N6 or N7billion. I have sent text messages to the leadership of CAN telling them to repent or I will make it open. So that is why I have decided to let the world know. Some of the CAN leadership have called me and said what happened was wrong and that it must be corrected. I said yes, it can be done.”

http://saharareporters.com/2015/02/25/pastor-insists-jonathan-bribed-can-7-billion-naira

Afro beat singer Femi Kuti just shared some adorable photos of his chubby daughters playing with their puppies.

See the pictures below:

http://www.radar.ng/photos/peep-this-femi-kuti-shares-adorable-photos-of-his-chubby-daughters-and-their-puppies/

Very close friends with benefits

In this era of leaks, that Audit Report will find its way out into the hands of a journalist who will in turn publish it. Then the government will come out n say its a fake report and still refuse to show us the real one for us to compare.

The Nigerian Government has finally opened up on why it has refused to disclose the full findings of investigations into the alleged missing $20 billion oil money, several months after a forensic examination had been concluded by an independent firm.

The audit report by PriceWaterHouseCoopers on the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, accused of diverting the money, has been ready since September 2014, but the government has declined repeated demands to make the document public.

Amid pressure from the public and the opposition All Progressives Congress, APC, the government early February issued a “highlight” of the report, with a conclusion that the alleged missing $20 billion, exposed by a former Central Bank Governor, Lamido Sanusi, was a farce.

In an interview with the Financial Times of London, published Monday, Nigeria’s Petroleum Minister, Diezani Alison-Madueke, said the government could not publish the report ahead of elections as only the country’s Auditor General has the powers to do so.

Even more important, the minister said the government was not making the report public to avoid a “rabid opposition”- a reference to the APC – from finding “all sorts of minute detail [in the full report] to create concern”.


http://omojuwa.com/2015/02/why-we-wont-publish-missing-20m-audit-fg/

jiggaz:
Ebube Nwagbo is a beautiful girl. But i wonder why our Nollywood actresses lie? Ebube is not 32, she's actually 37 years old. A friend of mine was her coursemate at Federal Polytechnic Oko in Anambra State. She didn't attend Unizik, Awka. Happy birthday to her though.

Na wa for these our actresses o. Even at 37, she's looking very Good.

A 10 year old Nigerian girl, Esther Okade, has blazed a trail among children her age, who spend their spare time playing with Barbie dolls and making loom bands just like she does. She has just gained admission into the university to study mathematics.
What makes her case very interesting is that she has never gone to school.

Esther, from Walsall, West Midlands in the United Kingdom, has enrolled on an Open University course months after she passed her A-levels – and wants to study for a PhD before running her own bank. The girl, who gained a C grade in her mathematics GCSE aged six, has joined the course, which started this month. Her younger brother, Isiah Okade, is already studying for his A-levels – also aged six.

The siblings are both home-schooled by their mother, Omonefe Okade, who has converted the living room of their semi-detached, three-bedroom house into a makeshift classroom.
Mathematician Omonefa, 37, said; “Esther is doing so well. She took a test recently and scored 100 per cent. Applying to the university was an interesting process because of her age. ‘We even had to talk to the vice-chancellor. After they interviewed her, they realised that this has been her idea from the beginning. From the age of seven, Esther has wanted to go to university.
‘But I was afraid it was too soon. She would say, “Mum, when am I starting?” and go on and on and on. Finally, after three years she told me, “Mum, I think it is about time I started university now”.’

Omonefa added that Esther – who will study for her degree at home – was ‘flying’ and ‘so happy’ when she was accepted by the university, and wants to be a millionaire.
She said: ‘for now we want her to enjoy her childhood as well as her mathematics. By the time she was four I had taught her the alphabet, her numbers, and how to add, subtract, multiply and division.

She applied to the Open University last August – and after a phone interview, an essay and an exam, she was told in December that she had been accepted onto the course.

Her father Paul, 42, a Managing Director also expressed his satisfaction and added ‘I cannot tell you how happy and proud I am as a father. The desire of every parent is to see their children exceed them, and take the family name to great heights, and my children have done just that.’

http://www.tv360nigeria.com/?p=20451&utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

A 10 year old Nigerian girl, Esther Okade, has blazed a trail among children her age, who spend their spare time playing with Barbie dolls and making loom bands just like she does.
She has just gained admission into the university to study mathematics.
What makes her case very interesting is that she has never gone to school.
Esther, from Walsall, West Midlands in the United Kingdom, has enrolled on an Open University course months after she passed her A-levels – and wants to study for a PhD before running her own bank.
The girl, who gained a C grade in her mathematics GCSE aged six, has joined the course, which started this month. Her younger brother, Isiah Okade, is already studying for his A-levels – also aged six.
The siblings are both home-schooled by their mother, Omonefe Okade, who has converted the living room of their semi-detached, three-bedroom house into a makeshift classroom.
Mathematician Omonefa, 37, said; “Esther is doing so well. She took a test recently and scored 100 per cent. Applying to the university was an interesting process because of her age.
‘We even had to talk to the vice-chancellor. After they interviewed her, they realised that this has been her idea from the beginning. From the age of seven, Esther has wanted to go to university.
‘But I was afraid it was too soon. She would say, “Mum, when am I starting?” and go on and on and on. Finally, after three years she told me, “Mum, I think it is about time I started university now”.’
Omonefa added that Esther – who will study for her degree at home – was ‘flying’ and ‘so happy’ when she was accepted by the university, and wants to be a millionaire.
She said: ‘for now we want her to enjoy her childhood as well as her mathematics. By the time she was four I had taught her the alphabet, her numbers, and how to add, subtract, multiply and division.
She applied to the Open University last August – and after a phone interview, an essay and an exam, she was told in December that she had been accepted onto the course.
Her father Paul, 42, a Managing Director also expressed his satisfaction and added ‘I cannot tell you how happy and proud I am as a father. The desire of every parent is to see their children exceed them, and take the family name to great heights, and my children have done just that.’

http://www.tv360nigeria.com/?p=20451&utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

Na wa for all these talk talk children. Imagine Sophia telling a stranger (tho her mother) whom she has never met all abt her fathers new girlfriend. THE IMPOSTOR... Reminds me of Genesis FH

Nollywood actress Ebube Nwagbo is a year older today February 24, 2015 as she turns 32.

The star actress begun her acting career at the young age of 20 and has since then risen to fame. For her role in the 2013 movie Widows Cult, Ebube Nwagbo was paid N7million to shave her hair.

The Anambra State born actress is the first child in a family of six children. She is a graduate of the Nnamdi Azikwe University where she studied Mass Communication .

Ebube who won the award for most fashionable actress in 2014 was once in a romantic relationship with popular artiste Kingsley (Kcee Limpopo) also has a hair brand company called Posh Hairline.

She shared a photo on Instagram to celebrate her day saying "Happy Birthday 2Me#PoshEB#PoshestOfThemAll#AdaMmadu#PoshBoss#UgegbeOyibo#AdaAlaNso#HerPoshSexCellency#I Can Go On N On..I Will 4Ever Be GrateFul 2U Lord 4Ur Blessings,Favour,Grace,Protection And Love..I Thank U For My Beautiful Posh Friends,Fans,Family And Boo!I Thnk U Lord 4 Bringing Me This Far!I thnk U For The Gift Of Life!Its Priceless!!I Thnk u For Loving Me Specially And Creating Me Poshly In Ur Own Image..And Most ThnkFul For Making Me Ur Own OLUEBUBECHUKWU#ThnkFulHeart#ThnkFulMouth#GrateFul#AsaN'Igbo#PoshlyMadeByChukwu"

http://pulse.ng/celebrities/ebube-nwagbo-nollywood-actress-turns-32-id3516552.html

The imposter looks promising. I won't be surprised tho if Blanca is Adriano's (Manuel Landeta) daughter.

EUROBOMBER:


Whatever, they are all lies.

(-.-)zzZ

EUROBOMBER:


Loads of shiit. Where is your source OP? I think you have been gang-molested by legions of mosquitoes and heavily infested with malaria. Look for Fansidar now before you fly away like a mosquito.

As u were reading with ur nose u didn't c it was via whatsapp.

A blast ripped through a bus in Potiskum, northeast Nigeria, on Tuesday, witnesses said, in the latest explosion to hit the troubled region.

The explosion happened at the Tashar Dan-Borno motor park, on the outskirts of the city but rescuers could not immediately determine the number of casualties.

“The bus had just loaded with passengers on its way to Kano when a huge explosion happened inside the bus at exactly 11:40 am (1000 GMT),” said a driver’s union official at the bus station.

“We still don’t know how many people were affected. We are waiting for the fire to be put out before we can have a figure of casualty”, he added.

Potiskum, the commercial capital of Yobe state, has been hit repeatedly by bombings, including on Sunday, when a young girl with explosives strapped to her body blew up at a crowded market.

The girl was thought to be as young as seven, according to multiple witnesses.

Boko Haram Islamists have increasingly used young girls and women as human bombs, with so-called “soft targets” such as markets and bus stations a regular target.

Seven people were killed in the blast, which again underlined the severe security challenges facing Nigeria in the run-up to presidential and parliamentary elections on March 28.

The elections were initially scheduled for February 14 but were delayed by six weeks to give the military and its allies more time to secure and stabilise the northeast to allow people to vote.

Waziri Danu, who lives in the area, said of the latest bombing: “I was at a car wash nearby when I heard a huge explosion and saw volleys of fire and smoke coming from the motor park.

“I and people around rushed to the place and we saw a bus engulfed in flames…. It is not likely if anyone in the vehicle has survived.”

http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/02/24/blast-rips-through-bus-in-potiskum/

Hmmmmmm. Stories that touch...... We are waiting to c how it unfolds. 28th March isn't far.