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3 . The jealous boyfriend who used a fundraiser to crash girlfriend’s spring break vacation Miami, Florida, is one of the most popular vacation destinations in the United States, but for one man, watching his girlfriend go to the city of beautiful scenery and even more beautifulpeople was too much to handle. According to GoFundMe.com, a man named Azel Prather Jr. started a fundraiser to raise enough money to travel to Miami to be with his girlfriend so she wouldn’t be tempted to cheat on him while on spring break. Prather made his original plea on the website, where he danced a fine line between devoted boyfriend and bonafide stalker. Apparently a lot of people support Prather’s jealous streak. He raised $360 from 29 different donations in just eight days on the website. He later updated his GoFundMe page to let everyone know that and his girlfriend had met up and were enjoying their spring break together. Thanks to all of the contributors, Prather and his girlfriend are making their relationship work – at least until Spring Break 2016. (Source)
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2. Britain’s “most jealous” woman makes her man take a lie detector test every time he leaves the house. A woman who makes her husband take a lie detector test to prove he has been faithful every time he leaves the house has been diagnosed with a rare condition that causes delusional jealousy. Debbi Wood, 42, of Leicester, is so paranoid that her partner Steve Wood, 30, will stray that she also checks his phone, email accounts and bank statements several times a day for evidence of infidelity. Mr. Wood, who started dating Debbie in 2011 after they met through a friend, is even banned from watching women on television or looking at pictures of them in magazines. Doctors have discovered that the woman is suffering from Othello Syndrome, a psychiatric disorder which causes sufferers to believe their partners have been unfaithful – even without evidence. (Source)
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1. The jealous Saudi husband who divorced his wife after she kissed a horse Incriminating photos of someone kissing another person have surely ended many relationships, but this jealous husband took things a little too serious. A Saudi man divorced his wife after discovering a picture of her kissing a horse on social media. The unnamed woman said she had published the photo of her equine smooch at a farm near Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, herself. She added that her divorce has not made her regret kissing the horse, and that she was not upset by splitting from a man who cannot distinguish between humans and animals. She also said she is very proud of the picture as it expresses her love for Arabian horses.
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6. Nicephore Soglo, Benin Soglo served as prime minister of Benin between 1990 and 1991. He won the 1991 presidential elections and ruled the country until 1996. In the March 1996 presidential election, Soglo took first place in the first round, but he was defeated in the second round by Mathieu Kerekou, who received 53.49% of the votes.
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5. Abdou Diouf, Senegal Diouf served as the second president of Senegal from 1981 to 2000. He is notable both for coming to power by peaceful succession, and for leaving willingly after losing the 2000 presidential election to Abdoulaye Wade. He was also elected Secretary-General of the Organisation Internationale de la Francophonie between 2003 and 2014.
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4. Rupiah Banda Banda was the president of Zambia from 2008 to 2011. In 2011, he stepped down after losing a re-election bid to opposition leader Michael Sata.
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3. Abdoulaye Wade, Senegal Wade led the Senegalese opposition for 26 years prior to winning the 2000 presidential elections in Senegal. Between 1978 and 2012, Wade ran for president seven times.
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2. Joyce Banda, Malawi Joyce Banda took office as president following the sudden death of President Bingu wa Mutharika in 2012. She was Malawi’s fourth president and its first female president. In May 2014, she was heavily defeated in the presidential election.
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1. Goodluck Jonathan, Nigeria Goodluck Jonathan was the president of Nigeria from 2010 to 2015. He conceded defeat in a competitive election. He is the first sitting Nigerian president to do so, and to participate in a peaceful transition of power.
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A wife went on holiday leaving the husband behind. The husband got so Hot one day that he decided to try the maid who had just come from Nsukka village and who seemed clever. … He called the maid to his bedroom where he had taken off his pants, he pointed to his manhood when the maid arrived. Husband: Do you know what this is? Maid: (acting Shy) Yes Husband: Do you know what it s for? Maid: Yes Husband: show me. The maid immediately dropped to her knees held the item with both hands drew closer and opened her mouth. The husband was shivering with anticipation. The maid then began,”My name is Chinasa , I’m 23 years old and I’m from Nsukka. I want to make a shout- out to my parents, mr and mrs Chigozie, my uncle, Brother NnamdI aka’ chop my money and MY aunt, MRS IFEOMA, I would also like to tell my boyfriend Johnny that I miss him. Can u play me Ashawo by Flavour Nabania?” Then finally says to the man,” Oga,take your microphone I’m through… Don’t laugh alone. Click like button |
Unfortunately in Nigeria of today, majority of the populace are so used to; maladministration, corruption in all strata of our society, non-accountability of government officials and lack of transparency, so willy-nilly and, the effects of all the aforementioned transcends to ; constant interruption in electric power supply (if any at all) in some areas, bad roads, insecurity everywhere in the country and non- functional government. In fact the effects of these long periods of non- functional government in Nigeria- has left some of us permanently mentally scarred and brainwashed into thinking- when a government official, is doing the right thing we tend to think they are doing us a favour. Is GEJ a hero or a president that did the right thing at the 11th hour?
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We enjoy watching GMB with his certificate frm INEC |
No Polling unit can have more than 750 people except the rest are voting point. |
A true man of God.... It all came to pass |
Meet the pastors who predicted President Goodluck Jonathan’s victory in the just concluded election. Most of these self proclaimed prophets boasted to the media that God revealed to them in a vision that APC has no place inside Aso Rock. See excerpts from their prophetic predictions below: (1) Prophet Joshua Iginla, the founder of Champions Royal Assembly said God revealed to him that President Goodluck Jonathan would win the elections but his prophesy didn’t come to pass. (2)Primate Ayodele, the founder of Inri Evangelical church said: I don’t see the APC winning the presidential election. As it is, from what I see at the moment, PDP will win, amidst serious criticism.” Primate Ayodele’s prophecy also failed to materialise. (3) Finally Johnson Suleiman aka Papa D Oracle said: “I see president Goodluck Jonathan coming back but troubles.” The reverse happened, President Jonathan is going back to Otuoke not coming back to Aso Rock. Prophet Sule missed the vision. I wish these men had played it safe. With all these false predictions, how can we really believe God showed it to them. God is not an author of confusion.
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I still respect GEJ.... I am just happy that the masses have their say again. Its no longer business as usual. |
Ok.... Another insane person not in a hospital |
How did this happen? According to reports by Punch and Vanguard, President Jonathan lost to Buhari in the election conducted inside Aso Rock. At polling unit 22, PDP had 302 votes while APC had 348 votes, while at polling unit 21 - PDP had 293 votes while APC had 265 votes. Collation of results from both polling units gave the PDP a total vote of 595 while the APC had a total of 613 votes. The president won the election at the two polling units in 2011. Meanwhile, APC won PDP 499 to 0 votes in Buhari’s polling unit in Sakin Yara “A”, Kofar Baru 3 in Daura LGA of Katsina state. Out of 501 votes cast in the presidential polls, APC got 499, PDP had no vote, while 3 votes were voided.
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APC Party Winning In Abuja, Lagos, Borno, Osun, Niger,Jigawa, Kogi, Kaduna & Bauchi. The early result of the ongoing Nigerian Presidential election has given the All Progressives Peoples Congress Party, APC a winning edge over the ruling party, PDP. According to results collected from major polling booths across the country last night, over 80% of the votes go to APC party. See early results released last night below (presidential results underlined): LAGOS STATE 2015 ELECTIONS RESULTS 1. Alausa Ikeja Ward 0045, Sunday Adigun (Tinubu’s polling booth) 2. President: APC -180, PDP-55 3. Senator: APC – 181, PDP- 53 4. Rep: APC-178, PDP-53 5. Alausa Ward C, 004 6. President: APC-85, PDP-30. 7. Senator: APC-81, PDP-31. 8. Rep: APC -27, PDP-86. Alausa Ward 2, Polling Unit 036 1. President: APC-82, PDP-28. 2. Senate: APC-78, PDP-31. 3. Rep: APC-79, PDP-31. Dopemu Unit 18A Ward B 1. President: APC-53, PDP, 45. 2. Senate: APC-49, PDP-46. 3. Rep: APC-53, PDP-44 Dopemu Unit 18B, Ward B 1. President: APC-46, PDP-54. 2. Senate: APC-42, PDP-60. 3. Rep: APC-42, PDP-52. Dopemu Union Road Unit 17: 1. President: APC-88, PDP-57. 2. Senate: APC-82, PDP-62. 3. Rep: APC-85, PDP-61. Dopemu Alfa Yusuf Unit 20: 1. President: APC-101, PDP-53. 2. Senate: APC-75, PDP-67. 3. Rep: APC-104, PDP-53. Dopemu Alfa Yusuf Unit 20B: 1. President: APC-76, PDP-65. 2. Senate: APC-75, PDP-67. 3. Rep: APC-73, PDP-65. Lekki 1, PU at Avalon House 1. President: APC – 266 PDP -132 Igbosere Street, Lagos Island Polling Unit 008 1. President: APC 62 PDP 61 2. Senate: APC 70 PDP 52 3. Reps: APC 61 PDP 52 BAYELSA STATE 2015 ELECTION RESULTS Polling Unit 13 Ward 5 Yenagoa 1. President: PDP – 290 APC – 9 2. Senator: PDP – 243 APC – 16 3. Rep: PDP 234 APC 14 Nembe Ward 3, Unit 4 President: PDP 44 APC 1 ACPN 1 APA 1 Senate: APC 3 PDP 32 Reps: APC 3 PDP 39 Nembe Ward 3 Unit 6 President: PDP 94 APC 3 NCP 1 Senator: PDP 59 APC 35 Reps: APC 12 PDP 82 Nembe Ward 3 Unit 2 President: PDP 106 APC 5 Senate: PDP 79 APC 30 Reps: PDP 101 APC 9 Nembe Ward 3 Unit 4 President: PDP 297 APC 1 Senate: PDP 278 APC 20 Reps: PDP 287 APC 11 Nembe Ward 3 Unit 13 Presidential: PDP 45 APC 4 Senate: PDP 41 APC 11 Rep: PDP 42 APC 7 PPA 2 DELTA STATE 2015 ELECTIONS RESULTS Unit 1 Ward 9 Oshimili South President: PDP – 361 APC – 33 Unit 7 Ward 9, Oshimili South President: PDP – 351 APC – 29 BORNO STATE 2015 ELECTIONS RESULTS Bama IDP Camp Maiduguri President: APC: 108 PDP: 0 Old GRA Maiduguri (Opposite Govt House) President: PDP – 52 APC – 300 Abuja FCT Durban Street, Wuse 2 President: PDP – 176 APC – 299 AP plaza polling unit PU 37/06/04/180 President: APC-235 PDP-200 KOWA-1 Senator: PDP-178 APC-237 APGA- 5 ADC-1 PPA-1 Rep: PDP-161 APC-232 APGA-21 FRESH-1 LABOUR PARTY-11 APA-1 ADC-1 OSUN STATE 2015 ELECTIONS RESULTS Iremo/Ajibamidele, Ile-Ife, Awolowo Hall, Polling Unit 5, PDP – 44 APC – 130 NIGER STATE Gbegannu area, Minna South PDP – 30 APC-430 LP- 1 CPP- 2, APGA, others – Zero Void – 13 IMO STATE Owerri West PU001B Ward 5 President: PDP-100, APC-20 OGUN STATE Wesley 1, Isara President: PDP – 246 APC – 98. JIGAWA STATE Birnin Kudu viewing centre, PU 004 PDP-17 APC-465. KOGI STATE Koto Town, Ukwo Ward, Polling unit 002 President: APC: 313 PDP: 8 KADUNA STATE Badiko Zakaria Hotel Polling Unit President: APC- 367, PDP- 1 Unguwan Liman Polling Unit (opposite VP Sambo’s House, Sardauna Crescent) President: PDP- 13, APC – 213 Unguwan Sarki, Polling Unit 0024 (El- Rufai’s polling unit) President: APC – 430, PDP – 11 Unguwan Dosa PU 027 President: APC 801, PDP- 450 Link road Polling Unit (VP Sambo’s former PU) APC 386, PDP- 53 BAUCHI STATE Bauchi Club President: 54 APC 352 Senate: PDP 30 APC 153 Rep: PDP 27 APC 155 Sakwari Tilden Filani President: 5 APC 486 Jubril Aminu President PDP 96 APC 326 Senate PDP 116 APC 301 Rep: PDP 102 APC 310 Maternity LK President: APC 325 PDP 2 Senate: APC 278 PDP 56 Rep: APC 312 PDP 19 The results will be updated later.
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The Imo State Police Command has arrested a Senior Special Assistant to Governor Rochas Okorocha, Barrister Okechukwu Okorocha, for illegally being in possession of arms.http://www.punchng.com/news/okorochas-aide-arrested-for-stockpiling-arms/ |
MOD, is it false alarm or force alarm? |
In the historic election scheduled to hold on Saturday the 28th of March, Nigerians will be coming out en-mass to break a 30 year hold on the reins of power by a former military dictator, Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida. Babangida came to power through a military coup that toppled one of Nigeria’s more promising regimes, that of ex- general Muhammadu Buhari and Brigadier Tunde Idiagbon in 1985. Since then Babangida has maintained hold of the reins of power directly and by proxy. The ex-president promised as he “stepped down,” “I will be back,” and he was. Dictator Babangida had handed over in 1993 to a civilian stooge, Ernest Shonekan, shortly after Babangida’s second in command, General Sani Abacha retrieved power from their stooge. After Abacha died or was killed in August of 1998, Babangida’s cousin, and adopted brother, General Abdusalami, both Gwari people (As children, Abdusalami Abubakar’s dad adopted orphaned Babangida) was made president of Nigeria. Notice the “i” at the end of the names, Abdusalami and Badamosi. Abdusalami Abubakar immediately prepared to transfer power to civilians. Together with Babangida and other members of the dictator’s inner circle, they planned a transition. Babangida and Lieutenant General Aliyu Mohammed Gusau, the Director Military Intelligence, DMI during Buhari’s time who together with Babangida plotted the coup to sack the Buhari/Idiagbon government, again together founded the People’s Democratic Party, PDP and in 1999 decided to hand over to a former soldier and pal, General Olusegun Obasanjo. When Obasanjo was invited to rule again by the Babangida- Gusau crew, he famously asked, “how many president’s do you want to make of me.” Babangida installed Obasanjo through a rigged election process conducted under his brother, Abdusalami Abubakar. Thus Babangida retained power in the fourth republic. It was decided that Idiagbon had to be killed and he was allegedly poisoned in a visit he was summoned to in Abuja. Brigadier Tunde Idiagbon threw-up throughout his journey back to Ilorin and died shortly after to pave the way for the PDP. [As regards this particular narration, I was a physical eyewitness.] Obasanjo’s regime was handled and monitored by Babangida and his men with Babangida’s right hand man, Aliyu Gusau as the nation’s NSA, National Security Adviser throughout the Obasanjo tenure. NSA Gusau is noted to have supervised the founding of MEND in the south and Boko Haram in the north. Obasanjo later handed over reluctantly to Yar’Adua/ Jonathan of the PDP Babangida party; later when Yar’Adua passed in 2010 (or perhaps was poisoned for as some say, for betraying the interests of the founders of the PDP party) Goodluck Ebele Jonathan took over the reins of power with a promise to continue to deliver the nation to Babangida and co. Under Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, Babangida’s men were quickly restored to all chief positions of government: Aliyu Gusau was immediately restored the the most sensitive security office, the office of the National Security Adviser, oNSA. Sambo Dasuki (Gusau’s foster brother with the duo inheritors of Babangida’s wealth by blood and marriage — Gusau married to Jamila, late Dasuki’s widow) … Sambo Dasuki, who was the Aide-de-camp to president Ibrahim Babangida was soon made NSA after Gusau resigned from the post to contest against Goodluck Jonathan and his replacement Gen. Andrew Azazi had been resigned (Azazi was killed in a helicopter crash later the year he had implicated the Babangida PDP party in Boko Haram terror). Colonel David Mark who was minister of communication under Babangida’s regime and is popularly remembered for allegedly saying, “telephones are not for the poor,” was soon made the nation’s senate president. David Mark supervised the senate and nation’s oil industry ensuring oil blocks remained within the Babangida club and the illegal kerosene subsidy with $100 million in paupers’ funds transferred to cabal pockets every month remained unhindered. After Gusau’s presidential ambition was defeated in the notorious PDP primaries that Azazi had commented of, Gusau was soon returned to the nation’s defense office as minister, to supervise the “war” against Boko Haram. Other Babangida boys like Jones Arogbofa were also returned during the Jonathan regime as chief of staff, to keep a tight control on Nigeria. It appears all Babangida’s boys simply hung their military fatigues and put on civilian garb to resume the Babangida dictatorship, civilian style via the PDP. So as Nigerians go to the polls this Saturday, they are not only desperate to try a change in government and let go of a PDP party that has supervised the establishment of terror across west Africa, compromised one of Africa’s best armies, mismanaged and subsequently privatized all public assets, gifting these to the cabal, and watched over the gradual impoverishment of the people and the enthronement of the cabal, now recognized as the world’s top private jet club; the people are also going in earnest to vote out the Babangida 30-year hold on power.
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This one fit cause you memory loss sef |
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Nice one...after they depot you, you go begin dey shout no place like home. You no kw before u leave. I go dey Naija make my money |
We all assume he is a married father of two but there is a twist to Nollywood actor Ramsey Nouah’s marriage that is not yet in the public. A Nollywood source informed one of our freelance reporters yesterday at a press briefing in Abuja that the man Ramsey Nouah didn’t marry his baby mama. On rumours that the two had divorced, the source said there is nothing like divorce in a common-law relationship with no official marriage certificate. This explains why the actor has never been spotted with a wedding ring. The relationship between Emelia Philips and Ramsey Nouah produced two children, Quincy (boy) and Camil (girl).
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Nice one Adams....I support GEJ but the way am seeing things nw,I doubt if GEJ will win this election. |
Why is this rape becoming too much? |
eleko1:. You're not serious.... You shld have wait and ask your mum first and neva talked to your dad till probably u are bck frm work |
And how much are they paying the corpers? |
251 since 2008....Now serving in Sokoto state |
He had sex with you or you made love? Two different thingss... If you made love,u don't regret it that's means u enjoyed it....Jus beg ur mum for forgiveness without telling her what you did. Pray u get to leave the house on time or else his male children will arrange you till u become a public toilet. Use your head |
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that is good for U.Why do u rush to confront ur dad without asking ur mum why she was slapped.He gave u dat resounding slap cos he see U as taking side with ur mama.Ur mum probably say something that warrant her being slapped(I dnt support woman battered)Ur best bet now is to settle the issue/misunderstanding between them not rushing/park out.