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you must be accoutable for any 4cking da.mn thing you're involved in in southwest.

gej actually ain't bad, only that he's too timid.

OkwaIfugo: ABA is not in Nigeria.
Period.


Clears throat and moves right.

Naa, it's not in Nigeria.
It's in Biafura land of the yeastern Igbo akpu choppers

Ogun has taken time to learn from Eko

Well done Amosun

^^^
E enter your body, akpu village chopper

Useless site from village web designer.
Akpu village chopers

You sure it ain't a wooden bridge you are referring to.

Don't mess with Lagos, it not a place where village chiefs gather to share colanut and tell moonlight tales.

Eko oni baje, never

Monday, 03 December 2012

IN any democratic nation like ours, protection of lives and property of citizens is extremely important. There are many numerous challenges confronting Nigeria.

Issue of insecurity is one of the key problems in our great nation. We all know that the primary assignment of law enforcement agents is to ensure adequate protection of lives and property of citizens, but the incessant killings of  innocent Nigerians by Lagos State police officers have become everyday affairs. We are not happy with what is happening in Lagos State and if care is not taken, innocent citizens will continue to die.

In April 2009, Kausarat Muritala, who was three year-old, was reportedly shot by a 35 year- old police corporal, in Ketu. Evidence revealed that the perpetrator could not claim ignorance of his action as a trained police officer.

In order to be above board, the killer of Kausarat should be made to face the wrath of law. Yet, the death of Kausarat was a big loss to Mr and Mrs Saliu Muritala. There is no gainsaying the fact that life has no duplicate and only God Himself knows what little Kausarat would have become in life.

On Thursday, September 20, 2012, a middle-age man, Mr Ugochukwu Ozuah, was allegedly killed by policemen after five days of his wedding.

The story of the deceased was published in the Punch Newspaper of Friday, September 28, 2012 in which the mother of the deceased, Mrs Chinwe Ozuah, lamented: “Police killed my son, I want justice.” Details on page 4 & 5.  

Inspector-General of Police, Mr Mohammed Abubakar, ordered the Federal Criminal Investigation Department to carry out a thorough investigation into the case and fish out the perpetrators, but at the end of the day, the police were held responsible for the death of Mr Ozuah. The question here is; for how long shall we continue like this?

Adeyemi Daniel, B.O.
+2347039270751.

Eko Atlantic#

Bluetooth ma man

[quote author=geez*]Then Segun Oni for Abia and Iyabo Obasanjo for Ebonyi[/quote]^^^
Wrong!

Tokyo of NURTW(Ibadan) for Abia

geeez: Of Biafra Republic?

Naa, as the commander in chief of the armed forces of Naijiria

T.A. Orji of Abia as president
And Kelechi of Ebonyi as vice

^^^
Any time,
See ya

bushwailo: it means that @Eko Atlantic has been gay since high school . And they have invented a new style amongst gay lads called Aluu style.

With you

You remember how we fvck under the olive tree?!

[quote author=Eko(home) Atlantic(Ocean)]Yeah(yo), confirmed(true).
He(male person) was been(be»participle) fa.g(ga.y) with(involving) a(single)) high(advanced) school(institution) lad(boy), which(possibility) prompted(made/quick) people(human) around(present) to award(present) him(Obi) the Aluu(Allulization) style(method) of stroking(discernment) [/quote]Happy now?!

Nairalanders

^^
Ask your language lecturer

Yeah, confirmed.
He was been fa.g with a high school lad, which prompted people around to award him the Aluu style of stroking

These are the people that wanna lead Naijiria
So unstable as water. Just on top Eze gururu of Nairaland, that's why these mvrtherfvckers are killing themselves
Never knew omo Igbo can take things so personal like this, on top online dirty forum.

As.ssss holes

Goddamn omo Igbo are gonna spoil market for the agbiya professor.
Gowon know say when aba boys handle the book, pages in the book 'll be multiplied by two
Even the Remix of the d book 'll be made.

Omo Igbo, akpu choppers

Laughing in ebonyi

Tearing them Apart since 1967

Hated by the Yorobbers, hated by Aboki, hated by the ghaynians, hated by the bakasis, South Africons(afrikanna),even the shoeless fishermen for their backyard.


#laughing in swaliazation#

Oh! I think they're loved by the some peeps in the middle East, they claimed they originated from.

#Biafura Independent day»November 5, 2012. From the great shoeless president of the federal republic of Naijiriya, Ebelechuku Azikiwe Jonathan.

ABUJA: Leading global telecoms service provider Bharti Airtel today announced appointment of Segun Ogunsanya as the Chief Executive Officer of Airtel Networks Ltd, Nigeria ('Airtel Nigeria').

Ogunsanya will report to Manoj Kohli, CEO (International) and Joint MD, Bharti Airtel, and his appointment will be effective from November 26, an Airtel statement said here.

He takes over from Rajan Swaroop, "who has successfully led operations at Airtel Nigeria for the past two years", it said.

Kohli said the appointment of Ogunsanya underlines Bharti Airtel's commitment to promoting African talent.

Swaroop will be appointed as Non-Executive Director on the Board of Airtel Nigeria following the completion of the transition process and will continue to work closely with the Airtel Nigeria leadership team.

Airtel Nigeria Chairman Oba Otudeko said: "I am pleased at the appointment of Ogunsanya as the Chief Executive Officer and look forward to working with him towards making Airtel the most loved brand in the daily lives of Nigerians.

"It is our resolve to continue building a robust pipeline of local talents in Nigeria as part of Bharti Airtel's Africa Leadership Initiative. I have been impressed by the outstanding leadership qualities of Swaroop who has laid a solid foundation, during his tenure, for the long term growth of our business. I wish him success as he moves on in the Group."

Commenting on the appointment, Manoj Kohli, said, "I am delighted to have Segun on board and am confident that his rich and diverse experience will add immense value to our operations in Nigeria.

"Segun's appointment underlines Bharti Airtel's commitment to promoting African talent and building a world-class leadership team. I wish him the very best in his new role and would also thank Rajan for his immense contribution to Airtel Nigeria."

Ogunsanya has over 24 years of industry experience across multiple geographies, organisations and diverse sectors such as Coca-Cola, Banking and Arthur Anderson.

His last assignment was with The Coca-Cola Company, where he started his career in Finance and gradually transitioned into senior leadership roles with the various bottling operations of The Coca-Cola Company across diverse markets and countries in Africa.

His last stint was as the Managing Director and CEO of Nigerian Bottling Company.

A Chartered Accountant, he holds a Bachelors of Science in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from University of Ife(Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife), in Southern Nigeria.

http://m.economictimes.com/news/news-by-industry/telecom/airtel-nigeria-appoints-segun-ogunsanya-as-new-ceo/articleshow/17065878.cms

bashr8: am just waiting for you and your crew to turn it into you know what so i can give it to all of you full dose, ewu

INNO18: here's another monkey. Ode oshi.

berem: sharrap dia! Oponu I don beg you before?

Omo Igbos

aishatua1: The best thread on nairaland.

Abi