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[quote author=Amarabae post=62710683]OK.
Criminal made a king whereas there may be educated responsible men who deserves it more than him.
Shame.
This is setting a bad role model in a community.
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Oga he was a freedom fighter

Na Mikel Obi be man of the match.

Its actually coming too late, since you were 11 years huh.

I twale for Igbo girls. There are always getting prettier by the day. Recession doesn't affect their beauty.

This one should be called python fish. See the eyes.

Adults behaving like small pikin
They look more like elder sister and younger sister. Mtchew...[color=#990000][/color]

God is really awesome

The little girl sure looks beautiful, I pray she grows up in the right path.

I actually saw this accident around Area 3 junction on Thursday afternoon but I didn't know the truck also tagged along a woman. Thank God she escaped unhurt.

[quote author=BALLOSKI post=48628596]it won't ; this is business. People don't get it free , so expect it to get to anywhere the product is ordered for.



State checkers association of Nairaland (SCAN) , please report on duty. Don't show yourselves when it's bad news only, do that when it's goodnews too.


Aba is taking the lead on this...[that Labana rice dey Abuja since so no be news, my only Happiness is that we are getting it right]

[quote author=Oluwabusobomi post=48007910]Nigeria legend Keshi buried devoid of promised fanfare

Former Nigeria skipper and coach Stephen Keshi has been laid to rest in his village of Ilah, southern Nigeria, Friday afternoon, but without the fanfare promised by the country's government.

Keshi, 54, died on June 8 in Benin City.

However, it was not the state funeral that the Nigerian government first promised with oil-rich Delta State and Keshi's family organising his final passage beginning with a number of events on Thursday.

Nigerian sports minister Solomon Dalung said the government chose a low-key funeral because Keshi left behind a family that has to be catered for.

"I am not shocked by the way the government has treated this event," said a disappointed ex-Nigeria captain and teammate of Keshi, Austin Eguavoen.

"For instance, most of us have yet to get the houses the government promised us when we won the Nations Cup in 1994.
"You are only energised when you have been looked after.

"You now wonder if Nigeria is worth fighting for or even dying for."

Keshi's son Femi blasted the government for failing to honour a promise of a state funeral for his father.

"The federal government did not deliver on the promises they made to us as regards our father's burial," he said.

Keshi made history in 2013, when he became only the second man after Mahmoud El Gohary of Egypt to win the Africa Cup of Nations both as a player and a coach.

'Big Boss' will also be remembered as the man who spared off the exodus of Nigerian players to Belgium in the mid-80s when he signed for Anderlecht.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/07/now-wonder-nigeria-worth-fighting-even-dying/

[Everything una go blame Buhari, I'm sure soon u will start peddling rumour he killed Keshi]

[quote author=metronaija3 post=47988156]Read the statement below...

The Lagos State commissioner of police Cp Fatai Owoseni has directed full scale investigation into the report that the *Save Mayowa Campaign* is a fraud.

Founder of Lifestake foundation Ms Aramide Kasumu and two members of the ailing Aramide Shukura Ahmed's family Mr Iwaloye Seun and Mrs Zaneen Ahmed were earlier today invited to the command's headquarter on a fact finding mission, subsequently the command have placed a red alert on the access bank account opened in the name of Mayowa as it has been frozen while effort is ongoing to contact the managers of Gofundme online account so as to ensure funds raised through that platform is not fraudulently diverted. Investigation will be extended to LUTH hospital Idi-Araba where the patient is currently undergoing treatment.

The command wishes to inform all the good spirited people who had donated generously to this course that it will ensure it does not return as a hoax and every outcome of the investigation shall be made open.
Our heart is with Mayowa at this Critical period of her life and pray she finds healing.
SP DOLAPO BADMOS
POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
LAGOS STATE COMMAND.

http://www.metronaija.com/2016/07/lagos-police-release-statement-on.html

That attention seeking lowlife blogger is really dammed. Never been her fan, it isn't enough to raise the alarm twas a scam, where's your proof. Police we know una and ur clandestine moves, very soon we go hear say Police dey find their own cut from the funds. Nigeria na funny town. People see that kind girl and still say its scam. God forgive them.

[quote author=blueto post=47900732]https://www.thecable.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Muhammadu-Buhari

Sees as our sports minister Dalung chin gum the lady like say na him babe, abi the guy use style dey tap current.

[quote author=Titheman post=47913703] thank God 4 d little one
wat about the step mother...has she rejoined her family members in prison?


Sure she's cooling her arse off in the gallows.

Ezi offia, see the scary yam leg, she's not even close to what a woman looks like. Ishi duti.

[quote author=AdoraAmadi post=47902662]This beautiful lady pictured below used to be a man - a young Nigerian entertainment journalist as a matter of fact. Then he was known as Habeeb Babatunde Lawal.

Not until he left Nigeria, became a filmmaker and transformed into a transgender, now known as Noni Salma. Talking about his transition, Noni said :

It was a life or death situation for me. It was either transition or die''.

Noni graduated from the University of Lagos, Nigeria with Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre Arts. See more photos of her before and after transformation below.

http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/07/nigerian-transgender-noni-salma-lawal-former-habeeb-babatunde-lawal



Ezi offia, sees ur yam leg.

[quote author=TheLeakyTribe post=47896769]This is a personal and 100% true story. Please help if you know this girl or know where she works or lives. Attached to this post are pictures of Blessing Anthony.

I employed Blessing Anthony in december 2015 as a househelp. She was very helpful around the house, resourceful and hardworking. She worked so well that I treated her as a member of my family. She seemed honest and straightforward at that time.

In March 2016 I was preparing to travel for medical purposes. She helped me run around to get some things I needed for my trip and I also made plans for her to go to catering school for the 3 months that I planned to be away from the country ( so she knew I was travelling and the length of time I would be away).

I was to travel on the 19th of march 2016. As I always did I called Blessing when I woke up that morning to alert her that I was awake and she could come to the main house (she stayed in the bq) but I noticed that her phone was switched off. She later came in and I asked her why her phone was off, she said it spoilt last night. I found it weird because I had spoken to her the previous day too, so I asked her to bring it so I could see what was wrong. 30 minutes later she stI'll hadn't returned,so I went to search for her and I found that she had left the doors open, the keys on the doors and she was not anywhere around. I confirmed from the security men that she had taken a bike and rushed out to 'run an errand'.

At this point I was upset, wondering why she would go out when she was supposed to be helping me pack my boxes and prepare for my trip that morning. I got back into the house and asked my husband to give me the money for my trip that he had kept in the house the day before. It was then that we discovered that she had taken the money. We drove out in opposition directions to try to find her but she was gone.

Later that night at about 10pm she returned to the house (I had travelled before she returned), she didn't know my husband wasn't going on the trip with me. God alone knows what she planned to do when she came back. She was arrested. She told the police that she had been jazzed and forced to steal the money from the house and bring it to certain people. I didn't believe the story but the Police people (ONIRU station) believed it and actually encouraged my husband to let her go because there was no way she would refund the money.

Let me clearly state here that i let it go at this time but when I spoke to her on the phone I told her I'd need to see her when I get back because I wanted to understand what truly happened and I couldn't with the time difference and all that.

I got back recently and contacted her, I asked her to come to the house to meet with me, she agreed to this but turned off the phone after the conversation.l haven't been able to reach her since then. I also called her elder sister who insulted me, called me names, claimed her sister never stole and even said I took the money and tried to frame her sister up. She has stopped taking my calls. The turn of events has made me eager to get to the root of this matter.

Please if anyone has seen this girl, or knows how she can be reached kindly contact me. More importantly do not employ her and be careful with who you employ no matter how nice they are.



Madam how much the girl carry and in what denominations and currency. We don't even know if its Togolese cephas.

Dclique:
So much HATE in the land. Say NO to jungle justice.

My guy its not jungle justice but community or societal justice. One day this kind of treatment will be extended to our corrupt politicians #returnourlootedcommonwealthorbemobbed#[color=#550000][/color]

Tolexander:
I could have said my President (Buhari), but it was more of a stunt and the scene created just to give material to the social media and newspapers.

Obama had it better cos he acted it more like a free man. No security guard and had people around him.

I will go with my President. Note that no president goes around without security details, Obama's could be undercover but surely and certainly there are definitely around him there.u

This one no follow na, the name has already made his choice. Prison or deportation

This one no follow na, the man has already made his choice. Prison or deportation