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Lagos landlords no dey smile oo! |
slimfit1:Habba! Though you didn't go to pry sch, you don't need education to know different between male and female. Eiya! ayam shy fo you |
Tell him/her in chinese language |
slimfit1:Oh! I just checked your profile and realised you are on of Aisha's rice eater, no wonder you are pained. Obviously Your mum is around, go and suck! |
slimfit1:Your low level of comprehension made it sound like joke to you, sorry its not my fault you missed pry sch |
Una sure say no be these women they rape the fulani herdsmen? |
Abeg Make una no waste our national money & time do another election oo! |
#Gift gate# infact Efcc should probe everybody that received december gift, christmas gift, salah gift, birthday gift, new year gift, birthday gift, wedding gift, infact anything gift. My advice to guys for the main time avoid girls with the name Gift, unfortunately am dating Gift means I need to be careful oo! Yeye efcc *modified* Hope I did not just implicate myself by saying I am dating Gift! |
One million heads with nothing |
Long expected, op edit your source |
Wetin u wan take am do wen u never need am? Try allow a guy to test run you and see if you won't get the urge to remain glued to him. ********* In reality I don't expect you to do that oo! |
Well stated! ACADEMIC APPROACH INSTEAD OF PRACTICAL. No be everything when them write for book dey work out. Read thousands of motivational/how to succeed books does not guarantee you will succeed, especially in Naija. |
Long expected! |
O boy see gobe! Jaw drops suggests how johnny that stood up fall back! Kikikiiiiiii Lalasticlala come see o! |
Nice proposal, and yea it deserves commendation |
U dey find am? If yoU wan give am gift I go represent am, since na my name sake |
Power tussle, show of power, anyway if him sha follow chop public yam make him sha vomit am, sha sha sha |
- Ifeanyi Ubah laments current foreign exchange crisis facing the nationhttps://www.naij.com/744172-economic-crisis-adeosun-emefiele-resign-ifeanyi-ubah.html
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Him no want make him case be like Muritala Muhammed, in lai Mohammed's voice #mosque na soft target na# |
– EFCC picks up another of Diezani Alison- Madueke’s ally and cousin Donald Amamgbo – Amamgbo’s arrests comes in line with investigations into Alison-Madueke stewardship at the oil industry – The anti-graft agency gives reasons why Amamgbo was arrested Donald Chidi Amamgbo, a cousin to Diezani Alison-Madueke, a former minister of Petroleum has been arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Premium Times reports. Amamgbo, who is chief executive of Mezcor Oil and Gas limited, Tridax Oil and Gas Limited, Lynear Energy Limited and Bulk Strategic Reserved Limited, was arrested in Lagos state at about 4.20pm Today, February 25. According to a report on Premium Times, there are indications that Amamgbo might have acted as ally for Alison-Madueke, who granted him approval to lift Nigerian crude oil without any requisite experience. Donald Chidi Amamgbo, a cousin and ally to ex-minister Diezani Alison-Madueke, a former minister of Petroleum has been arrested by the EFCC “Through his companies, Amamgbo lifted crude oil and gas worth billions of dollars over a period of four years,” an official said. “A search conducted in the office and premises of Mezcor Oil and Gas Limited at No. 5 Sannar street, Wuse 2, Abuja yielded documents which included payments for the purchase of houses and vehicles.” Sources at the anti-graft agency said the investigation was continuing. However, when contacted, the spokesperson for the EFCC, Wilson Uwujaren, said: “I am told there is something like that but I don’t have the details.” Amamgbo’s arrest comes after Alison-Madueke’s husband was earlier arrested and released on February 18 as part of the investigations into her stewardship at the oil industry. Alison-Madueke herself was arrested on October 2, 2015 in London by the UK National Crimes Agency for alleged overseas corruption and money laundering. https://www.naij.com/744213-just-efcc-arrests-alison-maduekes-ally-cousin.html Cc: Lalasticlala |
menabae:Sorry ma, #sighs# |
menabae:That's because many ladies. Like you, due to guilty conscience (knowing that they do it with pervert reasons not justified reasons) read and fail to answer. |
Ur view |
emzila:Is the bus government property? Abi na crime to receive items again? Let's hear details before calling everybody thief |
mynd1:Na wa oo, did u read? Which your yam lost? Wait for details before calling somebody thief |
francafrank:Read my post and you will get it clearly that I made it clear it was the old ways and modifications have been made. 21st century, do we want to deny the fact that there are still shrines in many communities in our nation? Even as urbanized as LAGOS here nobody will convince me that the EYO Festival does not have certain diabolic rites attached to it. |
Endtime they say |
People will come and be shouting superstition, although I am not living mindful of these things the truth is they are real. I grew up in a traditional home, the fact behind these things is that there are certain deity(gods) behind these rules that worships are made to (these laws are being sealed as prayers during worships) these are custodians of these rules/constitutions. They are the ones behind the effecting of punishments to defaulters. With the changes of life (urbanisation/civilisation keeping these laws e.g the woman's wrapper scenario becomes impossible in cities) like our national constitutions these laws are reviewed/prayed Off during worship to those gods so this makes the punishments no more effective when defaulted. |
Savigne:Meaning you hate being told the truth, dey didn't call u short won't make u tall. |
JingoOAU:Mumu, shey u no read say the extortion is not from the governor's office? |
Hia |
I tink say na only Buhari no get original certificate. After they will tell us its the northerners that are saints. |
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