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I dont know wat d hell people see in dis guy... At least he doesn't deserve frontpage, he is no celeb to me.. But just a noise maker....

This is another craziness from a fellow human
being to another.
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The picture above has been trending on bbm
today… According to the story circulating, the
woman in the picture was caught cheating by
her husband and the end result is what you see
in the picture.
I’m not in anyway in support ofunfaithfulness
in a relationship but it is boundto happen one
way or the other and the best way out is
dialogue and not violence.
Marriage is not a do or die affair! if its not
working go for marriage counseling and if its
still not working end it! and move on with your
lives.
And not doing this….
Let’s have your say on this!

REVEALED: Top ten private jets owned by wealthy Nigerians
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Top ten private jets bywealthy Nigerians.
Type Price Owner
1. Falcons 7X. $51m(N8.2billion) Mike Adenuga
2. Bombardier Global 6000$45.5m(N7.3billion) Unknown
3. Bombardier Global Express 5000 $45m(N7.2billion) Aliko Dangote
4. Gulfstream G550$40m(N6.4billion) Bishop Oyedepo
5. Gulfstream V $30m(N4.8billion) Bishop Oyedepo & Pastor Adeboye
6. Bombardier Challenger 604$30m(N4.8b) Mike Adenuga
7. Embracer Legacy 650 $30m (N4.8b) Ifeanyi Uba
8. Hawker 900XP $20m(N3.2b) Dr Kashim and Sir Aremu Johnson
9. Gulfstream G450 $15m(N2.4b) Bishop oyedepo
10. LearJet $13.3m (N2.1b) BishopOyedepo and Dr Kashim
The growing penchant for privatejets acquisition has cost wealthy Nigerians a sum of $6.5bn (N1.02tn) in the last five years.
Aviation sources reveal that the luxury trend, which rose by 650 per cent between 2007 and 2012,is encouraged among the rich by the need for privacy, fear of insecurity and the urgency required by modern business
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Source: LIB.

Senate President David Mark begs our former Colonial Masters, Britain to assist Nigeria over security challenges

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Senate President David Mark yesterday went down memory lane that as our former colonial masters, Britain must help Nigeria nurture the present democracy.

He particularly drew the attention of Britain to the current security challenge in the country, especially activities of the Boko Haram sect that have engaged in killings and wanton destruction of property, just as he called on the former colonial masters to deploy her expertise to assist Nigeria out of the quagmire.

Speaking when British delegation led by the United Kingdom's Permanent Under Secretary and Head of the Diplomatic Service, Simon Fraser visited him in his office, Senate President Mark said, Britain should not forget in a jiffy, the existing bond between Nigeria and the British Government, just as he said as colonial masters, it must be interested in the propagation and sustenance of democracy in Nigeria.

"Nigeria and Britain have a long history of bilateral relations. Britain must not only show interest but continue to support and strengthen democracy and its institution in Nigeria".

Senator Mark, who noted that the British Government's assistance was needed to grow Nigeria's democracy to fruition, said, "Sustenance and survival of democracy in Nigeria will boost the confidence of investors to invest in Nigeria."

The Senate President, who also requested for Britain's economic cooperation to boost trade and commerce between the two nations, requested for collaboration between British and Nigeria Legislature to improve the quality of legislation by the latter.

He was glad that Nigeria's democracy has remained uninterrupted 13 years on, hoping that it would get stronger and better in the years ahead.

Earlier, the leader of the delegation, Simon Fraser said they were in Nigeria to further strengthen bilateral relationship between Nigeria and United Kingdom, promising that his country was prepared to cooperate in the area of security, as well as improve economic ties.

Fraser besides being the head of Britain diplomatic service, is also Senior Foreign Policy Adviser to the Foreign Secretary and responsible for the management of the foreign and commonwealth office in London, other Embassies and High Commission around the world for Britain.
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Jonathan is suffering from a bad conscience – Wole Soyinka
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Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, has said President Goodluck Jonathan is suffering from a bad conscience.
Soyinka was reacting to the President's comment in Lagos on Wednesday that the Jan. 2012 fuelsubsidy removal protests were sponsored.
He said, "The most generous response that can be given to President Jonathan's recent statement on the people's fuel subsidy protest is that he is suffering from a bad conscience.
"The worst – which I fear is closerto the truth – is that he is lamentably alienated from the true pulse of the nation, thanks perhaps to the poor, eager-to-please quality of his analysts.
"Since I have had the opportunityto contest this perception of the protest with him directly, it is clear what kind of interpretative diet he prefers. The nation needs all the luck it can get."Condemningthe President's use of force to quell the protests, Soyinka described the action as a violationof the people's constitutional rights and dismissed Jonathan's allegation that the protests were sponsored.
He said, "This should be seen as a grave danger to democracy, and awarning. Both the participants and those who, like myself, were unavoidably absent, that lent bothvocal and moral support to the demonstration, have been maligned and insulted by such reductionist reasoning.
"The culture of public protest appears to be an alien territory to Jonathan, which is somewhat surprising, considering the fact that he has not only lived in this nation as a citizen, but served in various political offices.
"He has lived through the terror reign of the late Gen. Sani Abacha,whose ruthless misuse of the military and the secret service did not prevent demonstrations against perceived injustice and truncation of people's rights.
"Jonathan's pronouncements truly boggle the mind. What is thisobsession with bottled water, comedians and musical artists? Must demonstrators drink water from the gutter? Is protest no longer viable when sympathisers cater to their needs, supply decent water and food rations?
"And since when have entertainers been deemed a sign of unseriousness in a protest rally? Static or moving, demonstrators boost their moralein any way they can, including dancing and even mini-carnivals." he said.

Lagos Chief Justice Frees 233 Kirikiri Prison Inmates
The Chief Judge of Lagos State, Justice Ayotunde Phillips, yesterday Tuesday September 18th granted freedom to 233 prisoners.
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130 inmates from Kirikiri Maximum Prison and another 103 inmates from KirikiriMedium Prison. Most of the 233 inmates released yesterday have been in prison for more than 12 awaiting trials.
The Chief Justice ordered their release after listening to some cases during a visit to the Kirikiri prisons yesterday as part of the activities marking the 2012/2013Legal Year.
Source: LIB.

Photo – Goldie Caught Pricing Roasted Plantain On the Street
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Goldie Caught Pricing Roasted Plantain On the Street. If you becames super star, we you caught doing this in public? As for me while not.

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Pastor Jailed For Stealing A Sheep
Pastor Oloruntoba Ibitoye has been jailed for 9 months for allegedly stealing a sheep valued at N3,000 at the owner’s residence in Ilorin , Kwara state , Nigeria .
According to Sun Online, Pastor was charged before an Ilorin Magistrate.
According to the prosecution, the complainant, Mrs Florence Adebiyi, reported at the police station in Ganmo, near Ilorin, that the convict stole her sheep valued at N3,000 in front of her Amoyo residence.
The prosecution said the sheep was recovered from Ibitoye by the police.
He pleaded guilty to the offence and begged for leniency.
Police prosecutor, Inspector Mojisola Olamokun, applied for summary trial, which was grantedby the court.
The Magistrate, Mrs. Mariam Qudus-Salahu, sentenced him to nine months imprisonment without an option of fine.
Recall that just last month, DailySun published series of reports of the exploits of some pastors.
A pastor, who allegedly led a four-man robbery gang, was arrested.
The suspect, Adedeji Ojo, who is in his early 30s, in his alleged confessional statement to the OyoState Police Command, said: “I didn’t tell my wife that I am an armed robber. I lied to my wife that I wanted to go for night vigil. My wife always thought I was in the church at night.”
Also, a man who claimed to be apastor and a prayer warrior, 34-year-old Tunde Adeyinka, was arrested by the state policecommand for allegedly leading an eight-man robbery gang thatterrorised residents of Ogbomosho, Oyo State.
Adeyinka was nabbed a month after his wedding.
He was apprehended on June 29, 2012 during a robbery.
The Area Commander, Pat Ezeani, told reporters that he had received several complaints on the suspect.
Adeyinka said: “I am an armed robber and have got involved in many robbery operations in Ogbomosho, Shagamu and Lagos. It was part of the money I got from operations that I usedto finance my wedding.
“I have my prayer office at PapaAjao, Ogbomosho, where I pray for people.”
Their so-called Islamic counterparts, Fatai Bamidele and Lateef Ahmed, have also been detained by the Special Anti-Fraud Unit (SFU), Lagos for allegedly swindling one Lawal ofN30 million.
Lawal said he fell for the N30 million scam because he trusted Bamidele, whom he described as his mentor.
Ahmed, however, disagreed, saying it was only N10 million he collected from Lawal.
“It was only N10 million that you brought and I gave my colleague N2.5 million and I used the rest to perform rituals for you.”
Narrating his ordeal, the victim alleged that he had known Bamidele for years as his mentor and Islamic cleric, who was praying for him and that because of the trust he had in him, he used to share his problems with him.
He said he was afraid when Alfa Bamidele phoned him, telling him he had a very terrible dream about his family.
Lawal said: “As a cleric that I used to respect, I asked him what his dream was and he toldme that if I did not perform some rituals, my family and I would soon die.”
Lawal said he inquired what the ritual would involve and Alfa Bamidele told him that he needed a ram and other materials, adding: “I eventually gave him N175,000 for the ritual.”
But Bamidele said that he needed to take him to another powerful Alfa in Ilorin, for more spiritual cleansing and powers.
He said since he believed Bamidele to be a true man of God, he did not hesitate to follow him to Ilorin where he introduced him to Alfa Ahmed.
According to Lawal: “When we got there, Bamidele brought outa portion of meat, which he claimed was the heart of the ram he used in performing a sacrifice for him.
“The two Alfas commanded me to eat the meat before further spiritual cleansing could take place. I ate the meat and that was my greatest undoing. Immediately I ate the meat, I lost my senses and they started asking me to bring money for one ritual or the other.
“It was when I exhausted the sum of N30 million given to me by my elder brother and other customers who were buying fireworks from me that I regained my senses.” (sunnews)