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must jonathan go to all occasions?

great nairalanders i want to
start using my blackberry
plan on my laptop to browse
but i dont know how to go
about it. wat are the things i
nid to buy or download.
thanks

to the guy that called seun an i.dio.t to me i think that is too much and uncalled for

stev1e thanks alot but how can i get blackberry desktop on my laptop and how can i connect it to my phone is it thru USB pls xplain

i stil dey wait o my people for response

thanks

great nairalanders i want to start using my blackberry plan on my laptop to browse but i dont know how to go about it. wat are the things i nid to buy or download. thanks

too tired to type what is on my mind. all i can say is I DON HEAR

thorpido: That's life.It's amazing when people turn their backs on people they have known when fortunes change.

na wao sometimes i wonder how people just sit and judge people. dont you knw they hav beef for each other

let me share this one there was this senior in my hostel we cal him senior abubakar the guy is a mallam very huge and mature if u step on this guy's toes it is beta to take a transfer letter to another sch becos if u dnt na die u dey o. he beats people like he wants to kil them our house master sef dey fear the guy. after beatin u anyhow he wil now tel u to sit down he wil giv u gari,milk and sugar sometimes golden morn and tel u to drink. if u come say no say u no drink becos u are angry anoda serious beating again be dat o.

nyere84: I cnt 4get the early morning joggings.

The sit on the air punishment.

The pushing of an imaginary car, drawn on the black board.

Oh, i developed the habit of drinking garri in sec sch.

bros u are not alone i lov garri so much all becos of my boardin house background. i remember my first day in the hostel i was so gentle wat abt the first time i washed my cloth in the before all my cloths were gone i mean all except the one i was wearin. i remember liein that i was sick so that i can go home. i remember hanging HANGIN the worst punishment i hav seen if u fall u are dead, last man, provision stealin and so on. i remember a senior givin me plate to fil it with gari,milk,sugar and ground nut things i dont hav i told him i dont hav he told to get it anyways na so i start to dey beg for food i no go chop. so many stories but our food was constant and timely. i went to Gov College ikorodu.

sometimes how educated people like us wil jus sit and believe anything how can bil gate cancel becos of mr alame.....'s pardons was his viśit political and is he a politician? wetin concern am with pardon bruhaha. i saw the topic yesterday but did not open becos i knw it is a lie. let us understand something that we now live in a digital world anybody can say anytin and it wil spread.

so some people were actually xpectin him to be sacked. wat hav they don to the first for all grammatical blunder she haś made. the question we should be askin ourselve is that is he doin his properly.?

[quote author=Omen100]President Goodluck Jonathan enters the second week of his controversial pardon set to contend with a flurry of new issues and criticism from many who are trying to make sense of his reasoning for letting off former army Major, Bello Magaji, convicted and sentenced to five years jail term for sodomy, another name for homosexuality, by a military Court [General Court Martial] in 1996.
Mr. Magaji, a former military police officer attached to the Lagos Garrison Command, was convicted for serial homosexual intercourse with four students of the Army Cantonment Boys Secondary School in Ojo Cantonment in Lagos. The teenagers were Mohammed, Joseph, Emmanuel, and Isaac, according to court records obtained by PREMIUM TIMES. We are witholding the surnames names of the victims since they were teenagers at the time of the incident. Download full judgment here.
The documents spoke of how Mr. Magaji intoxicated the young men, all from poor background, with alcohol, making them dizzy and then forcing them to have homosexual intercourse. He would then offer them token financial inducement to meet family obligations.
One of the teenagers recalled that: “He said I shouldn’t worry that I should go and bath. After my bath he gave me N1500.00k and said I should give Oscar N500.00k for bringing me. Then when I came out I gave Oscar N500.00k and it remained N1000.00k. Out of the N1000.00k Oscar collected N100.00k and it remained N900.00k. From the N900.00k, I bought things paid small small credit I was owing and bought school uniform for myself.”
Mr. Bello Magaji whose reasons for making the list remains puzzling, was one of about a dozen convicts that earned President Jonathan’s pardon Tuesday after a Council of State meeting in Abuja along with the president’s disgraced former boss, Mr. DSP Alamieyeseigha, a one-time governor in Bayelsa State where the president served as his deputy.
Mr. Magaji’s pardon, coming at a time that legislative and religious institutions in the country are bracing for a stormy confrontation with the local and international gay and lesbian communities is bound to shock many observers of the Jonathan presidency.
In November 2011, the Nigerian Senate passed a stunning anti-gay legislation which criminalizes homosexuality and gay marriage with a 14-year jail term. Although the move drew sharp international rebuke from both western and American political leaders, the Senate President, Mr. David Mark, in February this year, went ahead to defend the move, promising a delighted conference of Catholic bishops that the senate will lead the fight against homosexuality in the country. Mr. Mark was however at the meeting where Mr.Magagi got his pardon but was not on record to have uttered a voice against the move.

http://premiumtimesng.com/news/125432-jonathan-pardons-homosexual-rapist-triggering-fresh-controversy.html


Jonathan pardons homosexual rapist, triggering fresh controversy

President Goodluck Jonathan enters the second week of his controversial pardon set to contend with a flurry of new issues and criticism from many who are trying to make sense of his reasoning for letting off former army Major, Bello Magaji, convicted and sentenced to five years jail term for sodomy, another name for homosexuality, by a military Court [General Court Martial] in 1996.
Mr. Magaji, a former military police officer attached to the Lagos Garrison Command, was convicted for serial homosexual intercourse with four students of the Army Cantonment Boys Secondary School in Ojo Cantonment in Lagos. The teenagers were Mohammed, Joseph, Emmanuel, and Isaac, according to court records obtained by PREMIUM TIMES. We are witholding the surnames names of the victims since they were teenagers at the time of the incident. Download full judgment here.
The documents spoke of how Mr. Magaji intoxicated the young men, all from poor background, with alcohol, making them dizzy and then forcing them to have homosexual intercourse. He would then offer them token financial inducement to meet family obligations.
One of the teenagers recalled that: “He said I shouldn’t worry that I should go and bath. After my bath he gave me N1500.00k and said I should give Oscar N500.00k for bringing me. Then when I came out I gave Oscar N500.00k and it remained N1000.00k. Out of the N1000.00k Oscar collected N100.00k and it remained N900.00k. From the N900.00k, I bought things paid small small credit I was owing and bought school uniform for myself.”
Mr. Bello Magaji whose reasons for making the list remains puzzling, was one of about a dozen convicts that earned President Jonathan’s pardon Tuesday after a Council of State meeting in Abuja along with the president’s disgraced former boss, Mr. DSP Alamieyeseigha, a one-time governor in Bayelsa State where the president served as his deputy.
Mr. Magaji’s pardon, coming at a time that legislative and religious institutions in the country are bracing for a stormy confrontation with the local and international gay and lesbian communities is bound to shock many observers of the Jonathan presidency.
In November 2011, the Nigerian Senate passed a stunning anti-gay legislation which criminalizes homosexuality and gay marriage with a 14-year jail term. Although the move drew sharp international rebuke from both western and American political leaders, the Senate President, Mr. David Mark, in February this year, went ahead to defend the move, promising a delighted conference of Catholic bishops that the senate will lead the fight against homosexuality in the country. Mr. Mark was however at the meeting where Mr.Magagi got his pardon but was not on record to have uttered a voice against the move.

http://premiumtimesng.com/news/125432-jonathan-pardons-homosexual-rapist-triggering-fresh-controversy.html





please, is it true that 1person in every 4 people in Benue has HIV & Benue state has been declared the official HIV/AIDS capital of

Logicboy03: Wasnt it Adeboye who calimed that he drove for miles on an empty tank?

#Fake pastor stories

being ignorant does not give you the right to act stupid and be disrespectful. can you talk to your dad like this? i bet you do.

i have stopped listening to cool fm as well freeze is rude, not only cool fm.... there is this program beat fm does every morning i hate that program all they know how to do is criticise people... bull sh.it... i only listen to douglas at night and at times city...

NaijaNaWaa: Nonsense. There is no federal character in the staff composition of the FCC itself. And why mention only FRSC? Is it because it is headed by an Igbo man? How about Customs, Police, Civil Service, NNPC, PTDF, CBN, etc, etc, etc, etc,...When will this mad obsession for anything Igbo end? Tufiakwa.

you are a f.ool. for twistin the story.

how stupid. to all those people that kip quoting the whole article. WAKA.

any info ?

hello guys does anyone have information on the lagos state civil service recruitment exercise. they talk śay make download form from their site and fil am i don fil the form and summit since last year but since then no news frm them. if anybody get info make he share abeg.

journalist and their exxageration 43 strokes ... wetin happen na lie jooor ...

i hate sad news.... i am running away from this trend

yertyr: I'm not surprised wen tonto dike go wear bikini wen presumin to be playin a role in the 30's. Our films seem not to surpass africa.

bros God bless you. na so you go see jim iyke dey act secondary school student .. how we go gain international recognition...

greateros: y is the wole family looking like they were brought up by same monkey

guy are funny..

gboss4sure: Heard that wizkid gets only 20% of his money, If that's true the guy is good to move on jawe. Anything below 50% is unacceptable.

let me tel u sömetin about record label and artist and the sharin formula. out of 100% record label 50% artist 25% and management 25%.management includes pr manager,publicist,manager and the team.

mazaje: Conductors do not earn up to 1000 naira daily. . .my younger brother earns 3 buses and the combine earnings of the driver and conductor is not up to 3000 naira daily. . .

your broda is a cheat. he is cheatin his driver and conductor. conductors earn 3k daily while some earn higher depends on the bus

CFCfan: I agree. The US overthrew the democratically-elected Mossadegh in the 1950s, and then installed the Shah as their puppet.
That episode still makes the Iranian leadership angry. That's why any Iranian politician that professes to love the US govt is seen as a persona-non-grata in Iranian politics. The last Iranian presidential election, despite it's imperfections, delivered a blow to US influence in Iran. As the US-backed candidate(s) lost.

pls tel me what is the problem with the US and Iran. the whole story abeg

[quote author=baby_123]These are the kinds of things you should tell your wife. Make sure next time she decides to comeyour wife is around to receive her. Truusssst me, that is the last time you will hear from her.[/quote]this is the best solution. trend close

[quote author=Olu-Emma & Ass.]What is d world turning to?[/quote]na wao the land wey u dey sel no dey finish na only one location and the price remain the same. na wa o

991: 'The gullibility of the brain of an average nigerian church goer' why must it be about gaining before you choose your stand??
that's why pastors are making millions weekly out of your ignorance and gullible minds.
they just quote few verses of the same bible you have at home, and you shout Ameeeen!!! I claim it!! etc. then you give them 10% of your earning, you sing, dance and go home hungry.
in return, all you stand to gain is promises of life after death, etc.

....I sorry for Africa - Femi Anikulapo Kuti

but being a christian has worked for me i was once an unbeliever like u til i met Jesus. if u think u hav peace hav an encounter with Jesus and u wil knw everlastin peace