How much? I'm interested

Fine boy! chei! RIP

Wow, speechless!

eleruc@yahoo.co.uk

eleruc@yahoo.co.uk

It's OK to say the union is fair, a blind bride and a dwarf groom. HML to them.

She should have found and agreed on the common grounds before getting into the marriage.

Misleading topic

Hello house, I just got an info that the GST e-exams holds on the 16th, Pls can someone confirm this. Tnks

Hmmm..God please protect my sister there for me.
RIP to D dead

What is my busness

Eyah.. Thank God U came out alive.

pls anyone studying pgd financial managment port harcourt centre? Really need to meet someone

evoh:

SENT

Pls kindly forward to eleruc@yahoo.co.uk
Thanks

Na waoh! This means emergence of new billionaires cos its going into the politicians pocket.

A 16-year-old Japanese schoolgirl has confessed to decapitating a classmate, police said, as she reportedly told investigators she "wanted to dissect" someone.
The teenager, whose name was not released as she is a minor, was arrested on Sunday on suspicion of murdering her 15-year-old female classmate, after police discovered the dismembered body on a bed in the suspect's home.
The accused has admitted she strangled the victim before severing her head and left hand, "using tools... and something like a cord," a police investigator told AFP.

"The victim was found decapitated, with her left wrist chopped off," the investigator said, adding the murder likely took place on Saturday evening.
The two girls attended the same high school in Sasebo, a city in southwestern Japan, police said.

Police discovered tools, including hammers and a saw, at the suspect's apartment, the top-selling Yomiuri newspaper reported.
The girl lived on her own after her mother died of cancer last year, but her father and stepmother live in the same city, reports said.
"I wanted to kill someone. I bought tools by myself," the Yomiuri quoted the girl as telling police.

The popular Sports Nippon newspaper said the alleged killer told police she "wanted to dissect" a body.
The police official declined to confirm the reports, saying "we are investigating her motive for the crime, and we're not going to disclose other information".

Violent crime is still relatively rare in Japan, but several high-profile cases involving young people in recent years have heightened public concern.
Sasebo had already made headlines in 2004 when a primary school girl stabbed her classmate to death.
In 2008 a man killed seven people and wounded a dozen others in a crowded Tokyo shopping street,
That incident came seven years to the day after a knife-wielding janitor killed eight primary school children, leaving the nation in shock.

In 1997, a 14-year-old was arrested for the murder of two schoolchildren. The head of one of the victims was left in front of his school gates.

Source:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/japan/10996952/Japanese-schoolgirl-admits-to-decapitating-classmate.html

Hmm..
Interesting thread!