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seanet02:
Its not that i support pres. Its that between thieves you have to support the less experienced ones, i mean those who have not learn how to get sophisticated with stealing.

u can't be sure of that.

9ijaMan:
My brother a thief is a thief. I'd rather not support anyone than to pick what you termed a little thief. In reality, there's really no little thief, 'cos the so called small thief will exhibit his/her full potentials when the opportunity arises. There are other candidates out there who are a lot more credible compared to all the bandits in PDP.

correct

AjanleKoko:
I think the real Vpersie is not the person typing all this. Just looked through his posts, and it seems his account has been hacked.

I don't think thats d case. i thnk he just realised his purpose on NL.

jobless freak,[size=25pt]GET A LIFE[/size]

9ijaMan:
So u still support GJ after you affirmed that he attempted to bribe a pastor? So na why u come dey cry say some politicians are corrupt? If you can condone such scandalous practices from a sitting president, then I'll say we sure have a long way to go in 9ja o!

thats baffling. . . common to hear in Nija is 'he stole money but he tried'

oyb:
Alleged $50,000 bribe was actually tithe

https://www.wazobiareport.com/Images/Reports/PastorBakare.jpg
Why did this man reject President Jonathan's tithe?   

Abuja - Wazobia Report has obtained a copy of a secret memo being prepared by the Ministry of information in response to the furore over the alleged $50,000 bribe.

The document, obtained from the notorious website, wikileaks, purports to present Aso Rock's side of the story, even as more members of the Save Nigeria Group, SNG, have been coming forward to substantiate their group's story.

According to the leaked memo, the SNG, led by Pastor Tunde Bakare, was invited to take a tour of Aso Rock and to pray for its occupants. But for some unfathomable reason, members of the group became fixated with a fantasy that they were actually on some sort of official mission to present the president with a report card of his time in office.

The memo stresses that there are no provisions for a group like the SNG to review the president's performance in any official capacity, hence their claim of haven done exactly that, and presented a scathing report, should easily be dismissed as nothing but blatant fantasy.

The author or authors of the memo further pointed out that everyone knows $50,000 is what a senator spends on imported dog food in a month; to claim that this paltry sum was intended as a bribe is thus ridiculous, unwarranted and unreasonable. In all honestly, it goes against the acceptable bribery benchmark in Abuja.

The memo concludes by asserting that the president himself has been consulted on the matter, and while he does not want to join issues with a group of touring guests, he has provided an absolutely convincing explanation of the cash gift.

According to Mr President (allegedly), he agreed to meet with the group out of courtesy. He was however shocked when members of the group started to question him on issues of national security that clearly did not concern them. In respectable presidential manner, however, he listened to them and allowed them to rave and rant, and when they were ready to continue on their tour of the villa, he bade them fair-well and reminded them to pick up their "Aso Rock rocks!" commemorative T-shirts on their way home.

It was at this point that Mr President remembered he had not paid his tithe for the month. Being a very effective man, who is used to multi tasking and killing several birds with one stone, he decided to entrust his tithe with the group, after-all, they were led by a pastor, so it was only reasonable to assume that they were a religious group.

- Joe Aibozaw

The site doesnt seem like a serious one. The above might not be correct.check this out to confirm-http://www.wazobiareport.com/default.aspx/Justice-Delayed-Is-Justice-Redefined

Kobojunkie:
Apparently, now there is likely new story that the money was not transport money but tithe . . . ROFLMAO!!

that's to confirm something transpired, whether the presidency admits it or not

Okonjo wv Atiku i beg, d womaan aint DOra-=. I dont think she'll fall for that.

GEJ's playing dirty. . .lets see where that gets him

Abuja - Wazobia Report has obtained a copy of a secret memo being prepared by the Ministry of information in response to the furore over the alleged $50,000 bribe.

The document, obtained from the notorious website, wikileaks, purports to present Aso Rock's side of the story, even as more members of the Save Nigeria Group, SNG, have been coming forward to substantiate their group's story.

According to the leaked memo, the SNG, led by Pastor Tunde Bakare, was invited to take a tour of Aso Rock and to pray for its occupants. But for some unfathomable reason, members of the group became fixated with a fantasy that they were actually on some sort of official mission to present the president with a report card of his time in office.

The memo stresses that there are no provisions for a group like the SNG to review the president's performance in any official capacity, hence their claim of haven done exactly that, and presented a scathing report, should easily be dismissed as nothing but blatant fantasy.

The author or authors of the memo further pointed out that everyone knows $50,000 is what a senator spends on imported dog food in a month; to claim that this paltry sum was intended as a bribe is thus ridiculous, unwarranted and unreasonable. In all honestly, it goes against the acceptable bribery benchmark in Abuja.

The memo concludes by asserting that the president himself has been consulted on the matter, and while he does not want to join issues with a group of touring guests, he has provided an absolutely convincing explanation of the cash gift.

According to Mr President (allegedly), he agreed to meet with the group out of courtesy. He was however shocked when members of the group started to question him on issues of national security that clearly did not concern them. In respectable presidential manner, however, he listened to them and allowed them to rave and rant, and when they were ready to continue on their tour of the villa, he bade them fair-well and reminded them to pick up their "Aso Rock rocks!" commemorative T-shirts on their way home.

It was at this point that Mr President remembered he had not paid his tithe for the month. Being a very effective man, who is used to multi tasking and killing several birds with one stone, he decided to entrust his tithe with the group, after-all, they were led by a pastor, so it was only reasonable to assume that they were a religious group.

- Joe Aibozaw

this is embarrassing. sounds like some primary school essay.

d drama continues. . .

GEJ's loyalty is to be first to Nigeria but he seems to be more concerned about loyalty to his party, the party that guarantees him success through rigging, It would have made sense if his post is about congratulating the judiciary for a job well-done and for instilling hope in the mind of the Nigerian people, Gosh!

The bribe, if truly one, can only be for one thing- To keep their [size=20pt]Mouth shut[/size] and not say anything derogatory of Jonathan's presidency with regards to the bolded part.

SNG officials led by Pastor Tunde Bakare met with the president in Aso Rock to discuss the group’s [size=20pt]disappointment with the state of the nation. [/size]

cnnnigeria:
I can't see anything special about the dress[color=#550000][/color].

d diamondsssssssssss

Pukkah:
Dear lawmakers, you want the average Nigerian to sing the anthem for 24 hours? Then give him the enabling environment (security, jobs, light, water, roads, etc) to perform.

u nailed it.

[quote author=Aloy_Emeka link=topic=558762.msg7236706#msg7236706 date=1291004551]Not too expensive if you have the cash joor. Omotola buys $1k handkerchiefs anytime she comes to Maryland.[/quote]To me, its not about ow much u can spend, but wat u'r spendn it on. $1k handkerchief is rubbish but a $2k ring is fine. just like a $150k dress isnt worth the while as an addition of $50k to buy a car would be perfect.

[quote author=Aloy_Emeka link=topic=558762.msg7235317#msg7235317 date=1290980408]What if it was given to her by the designer for free so she can help market the dress?. Many Nigerian rich  ladies will love and pay $150k or N18M for it, you know. People buy $2M worth of wedding gown even though they won't wear it again after their wedding day.[/quote]I doubt that. 150k is over 22.5 million naira. thats no chicken change nd i bet not many nigerians wld pay that 4 ds kinda dress. d designer'd be losing a great deal if xpectn this to be a business strategy

[quote author=Aloy_Emeka link=topic=558762.msg7235304#msg7235304 date=1290980298]How is that her problem?. [/quote]u'r right.she may care less bout that

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color=#000099]Plz vote for the dress.[/color]

because u pleaded, i just did

evry1 was talkn about this former presido who was allegedly sleepn wv his son's wife. I thot its one of d rumors trailing him nd so i googled it nd then here i was on Nairaland. twas interesting reading all of those posts nd then i joined.

Ever since it has always been to hav fun, get info about happnings in nija nd to read some mind blowing posts on Islam for Muslims.

Woke4all:
I would hv added him and blocked him.

mine's gonna try nd see y he cldnt get to dat profile nd when he finds out he's blocked, isnt gonna like it

Kunbee:
Its not worth the money

and she wont evn b able to wear it over nd over again now dat evry1's seen it on her. like i said, if she's able to afford more nd more of it, no qualms. but what about the poor pple in hr village

wat about his pro abortion tongues eh?lol

They are too choosy.Not baaaaad if only later on, they dont start running after other pple's husbands only to av children nd later claim to be feminists, _{fighting for women's rights}

EHyaaaaa

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AKCCENTS.lol

i wonder if there'r no poor people in her village.

its her money sha

[size=50pt]Guide our leaders right
Help our youth the truth to know[/size]

not many pple know d second stanza

In the spirit of patriotism, am gonna help u avoid d punishment by typing it below

O God of creation
Direct our noble cause
Guide our leaders right
Help our youth the truth to know
In love and honesty to grow
And living just and true
Great lofty heights attain
To build a nation where peace and justice shall reign.


OH God, i hope i wont be penalised for typing while singing.LOL

poverty is a [size=30pt]big[/size] factor

fstranger:
Nothing wrong as long as you are not slu*ting yourself out on FB.

nothing wrong of course.

googles:
The day my dad joined FB was the day I changed my account name.

LOL

it depends on the section u frequent, the guys u mntiond here are popular on the romance section

ode remo:
the newly accomplished power is getting to his head now.

u'v got to believe it is possible! lol

googles:
or someone calls your personal line and asks who he/she is speaking with . . like wt?? you called me

ds is annoying.