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gbayi my guy how can I use it |
naijainfogalery:And some crazy minds and religious fanatics believe I am now a Muslim. I'm not a Muslim. I am a Christian and believe in Christ, but I decided to write in Arabic. Arabic is the language like English. lolz |
joytose:tell me other joke... lol |
Good one pmb. But the tailor that make those cloth fall my hand. |
Brass - pdp 5 Gej unit - apc 0 naija politicians no sabi cheat |
I bought one last month and its not that bad. You only need to test d motor before buying it. The reason is the one I bought make some crazy noise when I use it with electricity and noiseless with generator. Someone said may be electricity in my area is bad. |
Take the job and use it as a stepping stone. it's important to get busy than staying at home. As time goes on, u will be get a better job. Hustler lo n gbe leko |
God pls save us from bad leaders. God Bless Nigeria. |
Don't try it if you know your head is BIG..... ladies ![]() |
EBA ODAN |
Punish those baster*d ![]() |
OK mess I 3 Vs 1 juv |
ib22003:Maybe the no understand turanshî... Op HOW. MUCH. YOU. THEY. SELL. AM ![]() |
It's better and safer to graduate with 2.1 at least. |
I'm in level 225 and the empty line still long like from Ib to Maiduguri. the tin don dey tire me self. ![]() |
yes. we were thought sex education during my gss2 class at Ilupeju College Ilupeju' aka Ilucal during 2002/03 and it really help during d adolescent stage. |
military men were spotted in Apete Ibadan, Oyo State. |
watin u expect? that place na north now. |
herboshedhe: quote author=Facosco]pls whic qualification doesO/level, OND, NCE, HND, Bsc |
Like seriously he's high on wet igbo ![]() |
He made this known to Daily Independent at his Spiritual Village, Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, while speaking on plans to mark his spiritual birthday on January 1, 2014. Maharaj Ji was determined speaking about it: “I have said it and nothing will change it. If the Super Eagles handler, Stephen Keshi, shows more love to Maharaj Ji, the true name of the Almighty. He will lead the team to victory that will shock the world. “I want him and top shots of the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) to visit Maharaj Ji Village and let us have a discussion. Let them come and put Maharaj Ji’s power to test. I cannot be here and Nigeria won’t be able to conquer the world. “I told them before that Eagles will win the Nation’s Cup and so it was. The powers of Chukwujekwukwu will touch the players again and they will have strength to run faster as children of the light than any other team at the tournament. Nigerians should come and avail themselves of the opportunity of the power now. “Keshi should humble himself more. I foresee the cup coming to Nigeria in 2014. Nigerians should stop doubting because the Living Perfect Master is talking. I think by now government in its own wisdom would have shown appreciation to me for the victory of Eagles at the last Nation’s Cup. They should know that it is only by encouraging me that they receive more.” The Spiritual Leader proceeded: “The players, particularly the goal keeper, should avoid wearing blue jersey which was one of the things that caused initial problems for the team during the Nation’s Cup before an NFF top shot got across to me to intercede. Blue is the colour of mermaid. That is not ideal for any progressive development. “I have said it loud and clear that the cup is within reach and definitely it will come to Nigeria if the sports administrators and the coaches take the advantage. I cautioned Samson Siasia, the former Eagles’ handler, but he retorted saying ‘is Satguru God’? That affected him and he was booted out. “However, not only the Super Eagles, tell other national teams to come and receive the power to excel and it shall be well with them at any tournament,”he assured. www.informationng.com/2013/12/eagles-will-win-2014-world-cup-if-guru-maharaj-ji-predicts-victory-gives-condition.html |
mascot87: Picture or he didn't say thatYou no go kill me with laff. Sha picture dey talk ni? ![]() |
Guys pls beware of scamers! Shoprite will not call you. You will only see text message inviting u for an interview. Happy New Year ![]() |
“A country that is as diverse as Nigeria needs representation that will reflect its makeup for peace to prevail,” he said. Ndoma-Egba called for the devolution of powers to states and local government councils to truly reflect the federal system of government practised in the country, adding that the centre has too much power at its disposal, a development that does not allow the federating units have a say especially in the management of the country’s resources. He said once power is devolved, true federalism will begin to be practised leading to healthy economic competition under the principle of comparative advantage which in the main would see states and local government areas looking inwards rather than always waiting for handouts from the centre. On the alleged cold war between him and Governor Liyel Imoke of Cross River State, the Senate leader said he had no issues with the governor as rumoured and that he had always participated in state functions involving the governor whenever he is in the state. He pointed out that if all was not well between them, he would not have participated in the 2013 Calabar Carnival where he walked and danced on its 12 kilometre route. He also said at no point did he endorse anybody as governor of the state for the 2015 election, let alone introduce anyone to Aso Rock for endorsement, adding that he and Imoke were not at loggerheads over the latter’s successor as had been speculated in Calabar, the Cross River State capital, recently. naijasharpnews.com/?p=1693 |
The ripples generated by the letter of former President Olusegun Obasanjo to President Goodluck Jonathan are yet to settle, as the Senate has stated that it will investigate the allegations contained in the letter when it resumes from the yuletide break. Senate Leader, Victor Ndoma-Egba, who said this when he spoke to THISDAY yesterday, said though Jonathan had responded to the former president, the allegations concerning security issues in Obasanjo’s letter are weighty enough to prompt the Senate’s investigation. He debunked rumours that the legislature was compromised, insisting that the allegations made in the letter were too weighty to be glossed over hence the Senate would probe those allegations within its jurisdiction and leave those that had to do with crime and fraud to the relevant agencies. Ndoma-Egba, who represents Cross River Central Senatorial District in the upper chamber of the National Assembly, stated that it was not true that the legislature was avoiding the probe of the content of the letter, noting that the allegations contained therein were of national interest and could not be overlooked. He said on resumption from the Christmas recess, the letter would be considered as lawmakers are aware that Nigerians are awaiting their action on the Obasanjo bombshell and advised Nigerians to be patient as everything was being done to ascertain the veracity or otherwise of the allegations. However, he made it clear that the legislature was not interested in persecuting anybody but to know who is telling the truth, as even Jonathan’s reply would also be considered. Time, he added, had passed when prominent Nigerians made allegations and they are swept under the carpet. On the proposed National Conference, the Senate Leader said there was nothing wrong if Nigerians decide to meet to voice their opinion on issues they are concerned about and finding a solution to them, stressing that if Nigerians through their delegates agree to resolve differences in the polity, the job of the National Assembly would no longer be tedious. He said the National Conference could not take the place of the legislature because the latter is constitutionally empowered to make laws for the good governance of the country, while the former would be set up to allow Nigerians give their opinions on knotty issues and proffer solutions to them. Reacting to calls for a unitary system of government given that the presidential system is expensive and operates a bicameral legislature, Ndoma-Egba said the federal system which Nigeria operates is the best for the country, considering that Nigeria is diverse and heterogeneous. A bicameral legislature is good for a country that is diverse in nature. Nigeria is made up of major and minor tribes. This means the majority tribes have a higher numerical strength than the minorities. If this is allowed to prevail, the minorities will not be able to produce a legislator, governor or president. “Federalism and by extension the bicameral legislature, which we practise, guarantees the political rights of the minorities as they are free from oppression and domination by the majority tribes. Those who say the bicameral system is a waste of resources are ill-informed. |
SLIDE waxie: obasanjo warned abt that danger some months back wen EFCC was complaining of this same issue. If u wallow them trade the little dignity left for money, we are done for!Ameen in the name of God |
Naija with our bad orientation. This cannot happen in United State of Ibadan, those guys would have been arrested by now. |
Abbey2sam: Can anything like this come out of your empty brain?See as u finish the guy ![]() Take it easyz Oº°˚˚°ºoo |
Gabriel_sylar: 4king bull crapReally? Oya na ur head for ground to show say u no like am ![]() |
Ruq: Dear John,Hahahahahah |
Nehemiah459: Can you prove your mathematical skills at http://dhfacademy.com Kindly publish your result here for all to see.Oya pullover |



