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To me , i no fit shout o,

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no worry jare, you na my love,

i wan to dey monitor wetin i go dey do for this site,

some poor gal don insult me just now now now.

and i dey vex gan ni o!!!!!!

no mind me jare

That ends it, YOU ARE POOR!!!!! AND BRAG TO BE RICH.

Just an accrual from my Oil Serv Firm can do your life good for a decade.

I INHERITTED RICHES AND MADE MINE TO COMPLEMENT SAME, Get it clear.

end of discussion , i am sure next time you would be cautious while bragging.

Your account number and details does not give out you mandate madam riches!!!!!

You are using fraud as an excuse?sorry, all transactions on my account is DOUBLY CONFIRMED. i know what i mean cos i deal banking too.

Mind you 'a rat can only eat the[i] jara[/i] from a bag of rice', You dey even fear fraud.mtschewwwwwwwwwwwwww


I AM OUT OF THIS THREAD WITH YOU!!!!!!!!

@XYNERISE, Take your time o!!!!!!

Wetin i do na.

lol!!!!!!

this woman just dey pull my leg too far sef.

if i challenge you to open up your identity and i open up mine

then you show us your numerous investment(not joint accounts o!) and i show up mine would you yield

your mouth don too much sef.

we will also give our account(s) details naira and domicilliary, even company details so that those viewing can help verify and be the judge.

are you game to that??


see me see this poor lady o! wey dey brag with car of not up to 8-10 million naira.

CHAI CHINEKE MU EEEEEEEEEEE

lol,

over time , i discover something,

THE REALLY WEALTHY ONES DONT BRAG OR SHOW OFF

THOSE THAT ARE JUST WEALTHY WILL ALWAYS DO SO.

Soliloquise on my philosophical tots above.

YOU CANT FORCE DA DOCTOR TO EXPOSE HIS IDENTITY ON THIS FORUM.

BUT I BET YOU ARE JUST A BEGINEER, What acrues to me in a day may be what acrues to you in a year(since you drive a 2010 car and brag about what you no not how it came to your hands).

Anyway enjoy your ride and lean to invest well and in diversified areas/ventures.

carry go and dont be proud in life,

you can only know how rich u are but i bet you arent the richest here, my younger ones are even richer than you, let alone DA DOCTOR HIMSELF

Nkpariiiiiiiii!!!!!!!


@xynerise, i don hear you jare.

she don make me laff her poverty, yes, i say poverty level

NA WA O!!!!
TOT EVIL SPIRITS KNOW BETTER THAN MARE MEN


Evil spirit, that you money dey okay o!
But you no go look out at all o!
You go just shut up when big boys dey pop champagne for club
and if a lady request 50k From you as tip to do,

JUST RUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN AWAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

Lolllll

ms. potato,

u still they ask that same question wey bin wan make me vex

i no wan vex for you o! U NA MY SWEET HEART!!!

Lol

Dont worry at least there is progress report unlike the rest cases that just disappear int thin air

@dumbest iya trustee,

sorry it seems i have no sister

i mean 'seem' o.

olodo wife of a kabu kabu man!!!!

@andyanders,

Thats iya trustee's type.

ONUNA DI ACHO DI(As my ibo friends wil put it) meaning,

(INTO A HUSBAND AND SEARCHING FOR ANOTHER ONE)

@MzDarkSkin

Rude but EDUCATIVE,

Some people need 'PERSUASIVE AND FORCEFUL EDUCATION'


@iya trustee.

and your subsequent post meant what??


you are simply a 'slot' refferin to a goat

@monopolist,

thank you,

PLEASE SEND MRS CHIMA A PERSONAL MAIL COS SHE WOULD CLAIM NOT TO HAVE SEEN YOUR POST.

PLEASE TRY YOUR BEST TO DO SO EVEN IF ITS THROUGH REMOTE SENSING TECHNIQUES

IF NA U , U GO GREE MARRY WOMAN WEY DEY FIFTY YEARS OLD

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/05/at-50-no-one-wants-to-marry-me-%e2%80%94yeni-kuti/

Yeni Kuti , the first child and daughter of late Afro beat king, Fela Anikulapo Kuti turned 50 years last Tuesday. She relives memories of her active years as a dancer, life after the death of her father and her desire to re-marry if she has the opportunity to do so, amongst other issues raised by Showtime Celebrity.

Enjoy.

How does it feel to be fifty?

Laughs. I’m excited to be fifty.

What’s the excitement in turning fifty?

When I was younger and I saw people who turned fifty, I used to think they were very old. But now, that I’m also there, I feel older but not very old.

Looking back, do you have any regret in life?

I don’t dwell on regrets. Life gives you what it would but I don’t dwell on it. I believe in being positive. So, I don’t even think of any regret. All I do is work.

You keep talking about work, what kind of work do you do?

Well, it’s in the shrine.

How do you run the Shrine?

Ah! I don’t know. There are different things to do there. You have to do your books, balance the sheets, make sure there’s diesel for the generator. Like now, people are waiting for me- there are so many things to do there.

So what are some of the challenges?

I think electricity is the most challenging. We use all the profit we make in purchasing diesel to run our generating set.

You are a veteran dancer…

Yes, I’m retired but not tired.

What could bring you out of the Shrine?

If someone offers me millions of Naira .

What passes through your mind whenever you are on stage?

I just love to dance. So whenever they sing, I just translate their songs into dance and I enjoy it. Dancing is my passion.

It makes you shake your back side…

That’s Afro beat for you, it’s a sensual dance. I’m even thinking of a reconciliation so that we can join the band.

Where there times you wanted to give up?

Many times, especially when you have to dance for like five to six hours in a row, and you don’t get to rest and eat well. And when you finally get few hours of rest, you think it should all end right there.

It’s hard to leave what you have passion for. Do you sometimes miss dancing?

Definitely I do miss it.

And when that happens, what do you do?

I get the dancers and we start rehearsing.

Do you wish your father, Fela is still alive to celebrate your achievements as the first child?

I wish Fela was here for different reasons, not to assess me but I missed his company. Especially the way we shared our gists.

What’s the beautiful thing you still remember him for?

There are so many beautiful things to remember him for. I miss sitting and sharing gist with him, his lectures, going to his shows, listening and dancing to his music, him coming to our shows and playing guitar with Femi. So many things that I can’t remember. Fela was full of life.

Aside Femi and Seun, are you happy that many artistes are not playing Afro beat?

No, I’m not happy. Afro beat is hard, it’s not an easy to play music, it takes a lot of dedication. And in the whole of Lagos, there are only about three Afro beat bands and I always try to host them during Felabration.

I wish more people are taking up the mantle. We must see Afro beat as ours in Nigeria before foreigners take it away from us.

When you heard about the Broad Way show, how did you feel?

I was proud that my father made an impact on people’s lives and that a show was staged in honour of him. I remember the first time I ever travelled to New York to see the show and I saw Fela’s mimic live-I was so proud. But I was again sad because Fela wasn’t there to see it.

He never saw that in his life time. I loved the show and watched it several times. And there were young guys and ladies who heard about Fela and appreciated him for what he stood for. Hopefully, this will inspire the Nigerian youths to stop running away from his music and who Fela was.

And when it finally came to Lagos…

Yes, I remember when it was first staged in the Shrine-it was fantastic. Every one in the Shrine loved the show and the casts loved the Shrine. And when the casts got to Eko Hotel, they just loved the fact that when they were singing the song, Nigerians sang along . But the reverse was the case in New York because they couldn’t sing Fela’s songs there-they loved it and didn’t want to leave.

Do you have admirers?

Yes

And you have a man…

I don’t have anybody

How do you mean?

I’ve answered that. I don’t have anybody who wants to marry me

Or are you in a relationship?

Yes, I am

Don’t you wish to be married someday?

I’m happy the way I am and I’m in a very nice relationship with someone I love.

You’re not thinking about marriage?
I have nothing against marriage. I’m just happy where I am. At fifty, you’re set in your way and not sure whether you’ll make a good wife material anymore. I’m a career woman, I face my career which is my life and it takes my time. I traveled a lot too. But for now, my life is in the Shrine. And like I said, I’m in a relationship and we’re both happy together. If it ends in marriage so be it and if it doesn’t, I’m happy.

What has motherhood done to you?

It gave me a daughter whom I love very much, She’s the most important thing to me. I remember that I used to smoke before she gained admission into the university. But then, I realised that if I should die as a result of my smoking habit, there would be no one to take care of her. And as much as I enjoyed smoking, I had to stop it. I want to live to see my grand children.

see woman right activist o!!

lmao!!!

words mean different things to different people, depending on the angle you view it from

please choose an angle and re-view.

@XYNERISE, Allow the vagabond let me teach her to be decent

i am retaliating for that man you sat at home to watch you and swallow all your excesses and nympomaniac tendencies.

IDIOTTTTTTTTTTTUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You are simply exhibiting madness and rascality , of the highest order o!!!!!

i am serious about it.

married woman without work to do??always online and responding to a so called da doctor

(who force you go marry when you forgot you werent ready to be decent in your dressing and fletting around)

your always being  online simply shows me you have time to roam about enticing young guys to assist your stretch-marked body and flagrantly payiny them off.

Guess you learnt it from your mother who died of AIDS

GO AND SIN NO MORE Sha!!!!!

And tot you said you have clicked IGNORE??

OLOSHI OMO!!!!!!!

LMAO!!!!!!!
Pele o!!!


let me free you, have tot you a bitter lesson and given you a reason not to be indecent in your post EVEN IF YOU WEAR PANTIES TO THE MARKET AND YOUR HUBBY CLAPS IN AFFIRMATION TO YOUR SHOWING OFF YOUR STRETCH -MAKED BODY.

waooooooo!!!!!

married woman man foot, you are simply an irresponsible, 'naked' wife of a man with no dress sense.

Hope you tell you husband all the trash u say here.

olodo rabata!!!!

Written by Akeem Nafiu, Lagos
Thursday, 02 June 2011

THE federal government, on Wednesday, called its sixth witness in the ongoing trial of two accused persons, an Iranian, Azim Aghajani, and a Nigerian, Alli Abass Jega, currently standing trial for alleged importation of arms into Nigeria last year.

The duo are standing trial before Justice Okechukwu Okeke of a Federal High Court in Lagos on a four-count charge of illegal importation of arms and ammunition, comprising bombs, grenades, and rockets etc into Nigeria.

The government had, among other things, alleged that the accused imported “without licence” 13 container loads of firearms and ammunition into Nigeria from Iran, contrary to S1. (14) of the Firearms Act, Cap MI7, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria.

During Tuesday’s proceedings, the prosecution, represented by the acting director of legal services of the Federal Ministry of Justice, Mrs Olufemi Fatunde, called a legal manager in a shipping company in Lagos, Mrs Benedicta Aitalogu, as its sixth witness.

Fatunde also informed the court that she still had four more witnesses to call before closing its case to pave the way for the defence to open its case.

In her testimony, Aitalegu , who worked with a shipping company, CMA CGM Delmark Nigeria Ltd, narrated how the allegedly imported 13-containers of firearms were seized by the operatives of the State Security Service (SSS).

She said “In October 2010, the manager of the CMA CGM company received a call from the SSS above the containers.

“The man came back to say the containers have been intercepted by the SSS officials because they contained arms and ammunition with building materials placed on top”

The witness added that the bill of lading of the imported containers had the name of one of the accused, Abbas Jega, on it as the “consignee”. She also said no final place of delivery was written on the bill of lading apart from Apapa Port.

After hearing the witness giving her testimony-in-chief, the judge adjourned the matter till June 27 and 28 for cross-examination of the witness and continuation of trial.

The accused pleaded “not guilty” to all the counts in the new charge.



http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/22926-arms-importation-fg-calls-6th-witness

@ iyatrustee, open you panties all in the bid to show off even as a married woman(so called) and see if some guys wont peep at them or even touch them,

anyway, da doctor isnt interested in trashes,

EMATOKS, Leave that lady again,