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priscaoge:
When is Davido's father releasing his own side of this drama biko? Shameless people. Settle this at home and stop washing Ur dirty pants in d public

If they dont wash their pants in public, how will you know the truth and who is at fault? Besides , nobody is forced to follow them on twitter.

I can't blame the girl. This is what happens when you impregnate a stripper + olosho. Mtcheew

Asiwaju9ja:
I said it, you too small to understand me. You ain't eve

Na wa for you...

Asiwaju9ja:
Who dey live miserable life between us? And who is fooling who? In your life you do not know any other way other than the crooked way. Naim make you dey think of the only way you know say naim Buhari dey do. I pity you, thinking that you fit be a parent o!

Waris this slowpoke talking about? Gibberish. What bring about becoming a parent here in old fool? Focus on your big head and problems o.

Asiwaju9ja:
Like I said before and I quote again. Nnamdi Kanu's supporters are children, they only know PDP government" imagine this disillusioned guy and what he is saying. Shaking my head.

May that your big head keep shaking till it breaks. Who is Nnamdi Kanu's supporter? It's better you focus on your miserable life instead of being fooled by Buhari. Oponu Aboda

Lies from the pit of Hell....DSS and Buhari dey find way release the gallant man. Na to bribe media houses next bah? Nonsense.

Ebukaobi:
IPOB Youths will soon arrive on this thread to tell us how they used to have 28 hours of electricity a day under Jonathan and how it has now reduced to 2 hours a day

The internet is now infested with jobless IPOB youths who have nothing better to do than create false stories and lies against His Excellency, General Buhari, the best Leader Nigeria has ever had.

There was a dip in electricity provision for some weeks but from my research, it has improved tremendously in the lead up to Christmas. The sector is still experiencing major challenges but what do we expect? When Jonathan and his bunch of IPOB advisers stole billions of dollars meant for infrastructure provision.

In my area, we have at least 17-21 hours of electricity a day. God bless Buhari

IPOB youths will die of frustration very soon

Like your life have been frustrating since you were born? Are you addicted to the word IPOB? Wey Seun and Lalasticlala? This entity is promoting Biafra o!

Airforce1:
Her breast all I see

Cos its look like your Music career abi?

Airforce1:
Her breast all I see

Cos its look like your Music career abi?

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Andrew Onalaja, A British born Nigerian Architect has
revealed why he decided to ride bike from London to
Nigeria. Andrew who has traveled to more than 100
countries, is a popular personality in the London social
scene.



He shared his story with Lekki Express
What will make a family man with a wife and five
children to embark on such a journey?


“I was motivated when I heard that some of my friends
were planning to ride to Nigeria from the UK, even
though I had no intention of riding a motor-cycle at that
time. I have always wanted to travel to Lagos from
London by car. So when I was in Cape Verde in 2012, I
saw a V-strom Suzuki driving on a bad road with its
suspension oscillating esthetically. I said to myself that
day ‘Andy, that thing go suit you ooo’. That’s how
biking captured my imagination.


“When I got back to London from Cape Verde, I met with
my friends who were planning the biking trip that I will
start to learn how to ride a bike so I can join you guys
on the trip. They started laughing at me, saying that it is
too late and my hand will not be strong enough on the
bike. One of them said if I’m serious, I should do what I
have to do so I can join them. That is how I started
learning how to ride. I took the test and passed after
series of attempt till I was certified to ride.”
Before he went on the journey, his family was not fully
supportive;




“My wife was not happy about the journey, but there is
nothing she could do to stop me because I have decided
I want to do it. So the only thing she could do is to
support me, although she was worried at some point to
the extent that if I don’t call her at the end of each day,
she won’t be able to sleep. That was a lot of stress and
strain on the family. My daughter was very concerned. In
actual fact, when you take up a journey like that, you
just don’t know if you will ever see your family again
because you know it can be very dangerous and it’s the
period of time when al-Qaida, robbers and kidnappers
was all over North Africa.”


Andrew Began from Britain to Spain and From Spain to
Africa. He shared it all and his experience on the way;
“I first got a ferry from Portmouth, UK to Bilbao, Spain. It
was around November, then, the weather was cold
throughout Europe, assuming it was during summer, I
would have ride from London to Dover to France then to
Spain, but the ferry played a big role in cutting the
journey short. It took one full day to cross Spain from
North to South. At the Southern part of Spain, I took a
ferry to Morocco. Upon my arrival to Morocco, I was
happy that I am in Africa.






“In Morocco, I had to process a visa to go to Mauritania
since Mauritania is no longer part of ECOWAS. The visa
processing wasted part of my time in Casablanca. I
spent 3 days inside Morocco because it is a big country.
Bear in mind that I was still a learner, although certified
and tested, I fell off the bike once inside Morocco
because I forgot there was a stand in the bike which I
didn’t pull down. So from Morocco, I got to Western
Sahara, this is a region controlled by Moroccans. From
Western Sahara, I got to somewhere called ‘No Man’s
Land’. This is a stretch of land between Western Sahara
and Mauritania. This was the worst and hardest part of
the journey because there was no road; it was just
mountains, sands, rocks, toxic waste, and land mines
e.t.c. I had my second fall here. By and large, I made it
to the capital of Mauritania and stayed in a hotel owned
by a Cameroonian. Mauritania can be described as a
place where the Arab world meets the black world.
Something occurred to me when I was leaving
Mauritania, the people at the border wanted to collect
extra money to stamp my British and Nigeria passport
but I ignored them till I made my way to the Senegalese
border.





“They said Ghana was going to be a problem and behold
it was! I slept at the Ivory Coast-Ghana border for 3 days
because I had to wait for them to do the necessary paper
work before I can enter into the country; also they had
to put a tracker on my bike so they can track my
movement in the country. I paid $300 for the tracker. On
the 3rd day after all the paper work was done, I rode to
Elmina where I stayed 2 nights. I visited the Elmina Slave
Fort popularly called Elmina Castle; it was a depressing
tour because I toured the gate-of-no-return where the
white men used in transporting our people as slaves. It’s
an emotional place that can make any Blackman to fight
every Whiteman he sees on his way. From Elmina I rode
to Accra where I lodged in a big hotel called La Palm
Beach Hotel, the workers there were rude, it was in the
hotel that I noticed the animosity of Ghanaians towards
Nigerians, they don’t like us. I only spent 1 night there
because the attitude of the staffs there doesn’t seem
hospitable. I left Accra the next day and rode towards
Aflao border where I met with the immigration officer
who has been calling my phone to monitor my
movement while I was in Elmina and Accra. The
immigration officer removed my tracker and I proceeded
towards Togo without any problem. Togo was nice; the
hotels are beautiful with moderate rate. I had to fix my
bike in Lome because I notice some of the wires had
melted, it took 3 days.”



Where was the emotional part of the journey for him?


“That will be within the borders of Senegal and Mali.
There is a small border town where a lot of activities
take place; it’s a busy place because Lorries and trucks
pass through there to make it to Mali which is a
landlocked country. I was in the border town when I
suddenly heard some girls speaking Pidgin English; I
called one of them and ask where she came from, she
replied by ‘I am from Nigeria ooh’. This girl looks like an
18years old, as young as my daughter. I asked her what
she’s doing there, she replied by saying ‘I be prostitute
oooh’, I was shocked and at the same time inquisitive.
She opened up to me and explained how those
traffickers tricked them that they are going to take them
to Europe, upon getting to that border, they seized their
passport and told them that this is where they will start
work. They have no passport, no means of getting home
and no hope, all they do is prostitution, and the
proceeds from prostitution is shared among those who
are controlling them so they can’t save enough to return
home. They are used as sex slaves. If I can remember
well, there were atleast 30 Nigerian girls in that border
and they range between 16 to 40 years old. It was shame
and very depressing, I always reflect on the memory of
that border every time. The only thing I could do for
those girls was to empty my pocket and give them
money, some of them even gave me their phone number
and told me that I should remember them when I get to
Nigeria, I almost cried I felt sober and weak.”



He got to Benin and Togo before reaching Nigeria;
“I got to Benin Republic after days of fun and relaxation
in Togo. I did not feel too good in Benin Republic,
though, I don’t know why, my vibes were bad, and my
instinct told me to get out of that country as soon as
possible. I just headed straight to the Seme border,
where I was asked to pay 40,000CFA which is around $
60, I had no choice than to pay. I left Benin side and
rode to the Nigerian side of the border. To my
astonishment, I was given a grand welcome, I didn’t pay
anything, everyone is just welcoming me, I even wanted
to give them a tip; they said ‘no you’ve suffered,
welcome home’.”



Will he do this again?
“Definitely not by bike, I will do it by car and for a longer
period. I will travel more extensively within each
country.”



Source: http://www.abelabel.com/2015/12/24/nigerian-man-who-rode-a-bmw-bike-from-london-to-lagos-says-he-will-not-do-it-again-shares-his-story/

Igbo boys been hustling since Day 1 on Earth....Igbo kwenu!

Igbo girls been dey fine since the days of Noah....

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Nigerian Under - 23 Striker and top scorer of the last
FIFA Under - 17 World Cup in Chile 2015, Victor
Osimhen is off to England on a trial with Arsenal
Football Club.
No injury worry, the performance of the lad had
attracted interests from various European clubs ,
including Liverpool and Manchester City .
Osimhen was automatically handed a shirt by
Under- 23 Coach Samson Siasia following his
sparkling performance in Chile where he set a new
record of 10 goals in the championship


Source: http://silverbirdtv.com/sports/10634-breaking-news-victor-osimhen-lands-arsenal

Codedpriest:
And you just made a fool of your self by picking a fight with someone more civilized. Than u.

Kids everywhere


Ediot

And u fell for one of my oldest Gimmicks!

Someone more reasonable than you.


Old boys everywhere...HOEoloshi gerrate

brunofarad:
Dude Am not the one that ate your cheese ball.

lol...gerrarahere then. I tot u were the one before.

brunofarad:
Dude
Am too BIG for what you are about starting ok
Check the Next door, you may find your likes to engage in some rumble.

Thats why u become soo BIG that your large Brain started depreciating ryt? Agbaya...Old fool like you with chicken brain.

brunofarad:
Football money
Easy. Come
Easy go

They barely invest in tangible resource.




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Na u wan carry the money go abi? Nigerians can follow follow type rubbish en...Which tangible resources have u lay ur hand upon?

sauceny:
Most of this footballers barely have a solid investment,all they do is club & party...So all that amount being said might not even be in their account.

How many footballers do you know? Mention any Nigerian footballer who doesnt have a solid investment. Dnt follow people to say rubbish!

STILESGANG:
Naijafan,how did you calculate their respective networths for you to arrive at your conclusion?When did you become forbes?.This list is trash.Someone will just sit down in his room and start making figures up.

Cant you see that it was Calculated and Published by Footendirect Use ur head!

On Thursday, 17th of December was President Buhari’s birthday and his stylist Uche Nnaji took to Instagram to congratulate Buhari. Uche also known as the ‘Style Doctor’ revealed that the President hadn’t worn a suit in 20 years!


See his post below: In 2014, when I styled this great man for his official campaign shoot, it was an incredibly humbling and enlightening experience. Our President is precisely detailed and dignified gentleman. He was a little hesitant about wearing a suit; He told me, ‘This is the first time I will be wearing a suit in 20 years, I hope you perform some magic.’ He added this last part with a laugh. One year later I’m honoured to wish you a very happy birthday Sir and very grateful for the opportunity to take part in the history you made. Cheers to My President! Concept & Brief : @ stateCraft @debolalagos MoodBoard @debolalagos Photographer @kelechiamadiobi Complete OUCHfit : @ouchaholics


Source:: stargist

An Abuja based anti-graft crusader, Dr George Uboh,
has issued a Seven-Day notice to the acting chairman of
the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC),
Ibrahim Magu, to refund the sum of 1.993 trillion naira
recovered public looted funds to the federal government.


Dr. Uboh who is the chief executive officer of Panic Alert
Security System, made the copy of the acknowledged
letter to EFCC to journalists yesterday in Abuja and
dated December 17, 2015.


The letter reads in parts: “Re: Petition against EFCC for
stealing, diverting and failure to remit approximately one
trillion, nine hundred and ninety three billion
(1,993,000,000,000) naira.
“Seven-Day notice to refund 1.993 trillion naira pursuant
to your statement to the National Assembly that all
recoveries are intact”.


While hailing the courage of the EFCC chairman, Ibrahim
Magu for telling members of House Committee on
Financial Crimes when he appeared before them on
December 15, 2015 that “all recoveries by EFCC is intact,
that no EFCC staff meddles with exhibits, inter alia”.
“I wish to applaud the honesty and integrity you
demonstrated by stating that all recoveries are intact,
which can be properly construed by any layman to mean
that the 1.993 Trillion Naira unremitted funds backed by
overwhelming evidence has been unearthed by you thus
is intact,” Uboh said.


In the letter, Uboh reminded that in his letter to the
Solicitor-General of the Federation on September 28,
2015 he attached iron clad evidence including: a June
24, 2011 letter written by former EFFC chairman, Farida
Waziri to former President Goodluck Jonathan which she
stated that N967 Billion was recovered in three years of
her stewardship.
That a December 2, 2011 letter from the former EFCC
chairman, Ibrahim Lamorde to the House Committee on
Drugs, Narcotics and Financial Crimes stating that he
recovered N1.3 Trillion from 2004 to 2011 plus other
currencies.

Source: leadership.ng/news/484438/anti-graft-efcc-gets-7-day-notice-return-n1-9trn-fg

Congrats to them

Nigeria’s female national side, the Super Falcons has moved one step up to be ranked 37 in the latest FIFA ranking for female teams.





The team moved from its previous 38thposition to 37 with 1602 points making it number one in Africa.


The top 10 teams remains unchanged with USA maintaining its 1st position despite dropping 9 points followed by Germany and France who are second and third respectively.

Other countries in the top 10 are Japan, England, Korea DPR, Brazil, Sweden, Australia and Norway.


Source: http://dasort.com/2015/12/19/nigerias-super-falcons-moves-up-ranks-37th-in-the-world-2/?utm_source=&utm_medium=facebook

Airforce1:
We on our way back home from church, saw this tee and a cap ... like it so I paid.
But on getting home, didnt like tha fitness so I trash it.

Smh.

Mumu, U don turn Celebrity be that abi HOEoloshi....At your age, u never blow. Go and find work do jooor. Mtcheeew

Fayose is a staunch member of the Association of Past Criminals, he just wanna CHANGE. While, FFK is nothing buh an Alatenuje Grasshopper searching for food.

How many Boko haram have the Useless army killed? Yeye soldiers lukin 4 innocent citizens to kill.

Kunle and Gbemisola...HAHAGAGAGBHBGAHA. Na dem Yellowbars!