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Hmmmm..... nice write up @op. All these steps realy make sense

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Akwa ibom again

Old school dance there.... So romance among old ones 2. Nawa o

I swear she is beautiful. For some of u that think she's nt preety go drink poison

What are u waiting for..... behead d beheader





Law of ........ must be apply

Jobless ppl go still dey talk abt tiwa n tee problem y d talk dey fetch dem things like most searched for, most watch on utube,most downloaded etc.... Puff puff is still sellin ooo!!!

For details try and download d pdf of LOST BOOK OF THE BIBLE AND HIDDEN BOOK OF EDEN

Make she go bck make d devil kill her Tiwa shine ur life.......

May God almighty be wit her. She will return home safely

What is suck and what is dick

Like......If u are happy to see them bck....

Watching and waiting till judgement day.....

Is been a long time i hear sometin like dis..... God bless u oga police. Ur promotion will come dis mnth

My guy the enemy u knw is better than d one u hv nt even met.... If u leave her na who u wan go date and wat do u think the nxt girl will do to u? Be wise 3years no be play o

[quote author=shadowgwalker post=40404263]Kogi is a waste land. River Niger and River Benue accummulate evil spirits from all states it flows thru and deposits them in kogi.

Imagine a place where their graves are beautified more than their houses.
U cud count tthe painted houses, I ddont mean shops oh. ( only d cursed knws those that are cursed...am sure u are curse if nt u wont open that ur smelling stupid mouth to say my state is cursed)....foool like u...@proudtobekogite

APC.....SWEEP THEM OUT JOR.....WE KOGITE CAN WAIT FOR THE CHANGE

My Name is......is the correct while my name are is wrong. When u are answering a question i.e. What is ur name, u dnt say my Names instead say my Name so that 'are' will nt be used

Emmyset on point.......

What a sad news...we all miss u at Nollywood and the entire movie industry worldwide....may ur soul rest in peace

"This ASUP strike is a miasma of a deprecable
apothesis of an hemorrha oozing into a maladorous
excresence of mobocracy. With all tarmangant
kakistocracy, our knowledgia centura is enveloped ina
paraphlegic crink cest in dejavu, dejavu peret
ologomabia. .......PATRICK"
Mr. Patrick always makes a mountain of a mole
hill. #SMH

NATIONAL, NEWS
The video shows how a meeting that started on a
good note suddenly went sour.
When on December 19, 2013, members of the House
of Representatives Committee on Finance gave
Nigeria’s Finance Minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, 50
questions on Nigeria’s current economic situation,
they asked her to respond within two weeks.
A reliable source in the House told PREMIUM TIMES
that the minister was, as at Monday evening, yet to
respond to the questions, three days after the two-
week ultimatum given by the lawmakers expired.
The source, however, said the minister could still
answer the questions before the lawmakers resume
from their Yuletide vacation next Monday.
However, the presentation of the questions to the
minister had its own drama, with an exclusive video,
sourced by PREMIUM TIMES showing the minister
initially making jest of the lawmakers after they
informed her of their decision to hand her the 50-
question homework.
The video indicates that the controversial meeting
started on a warm note with exchange of
pleasantries between the executive team, led by Mrs.
Okonjo-Iweala (and including the Director General of
the Budget Office, Bright Okogwu) and the
lawmakers led by the committee chairman,
Abdulmumini Jibrin.
Despite starting on a good note, the meeting, which
centred around the 2014 budget earlier presented by
the minister to the House and the Senate,
degenerated when the lawmakers told the finance
minister not to respond to their questions on that
day after she said she was ‘feeling ill’.
Mrs. Okonjo-Iweala said she came to the meeting ‘out
of respect’ to the lawmakers as she was not healthy
enough to attend.
After the presentation of the questions, however, the
minister insisted she would answer the questions on
that day, a request refused by the lawmakers who
said they wanted her to come back when she was
‘strong and energetic.’
While the session ended on a sour note, the drama is
expected to continue when Mrs. Okonjo-Iweala
eventually responds to the lawmakers’ questions and
appears to defend her submission.
Download video here
Watch video:

emmyset: BREAKING NEWS: ASUP Strike CONTINUES As
Polytechnic Lecturers' Meeting with Nigerian
Government Deadlock
The ongoing nationwide strike by polytechnic lecturers
is set to continue as a meeting, Monday, between the
lecturers and the federal government ended in a
deadlock.
The lecturers have been on strike since October 1
demanding among others better working condition,
infrastructure improvement, and an end to
discrimination of polytechnic graduates.
The National Publicity Secretary of ASUP, Clement
Chirman, who confirmed the deadlock to PREMIUM
TIMES, said the Federal Government’s delegation was
led to the Abuja meeting by the Minister of Labour,
Chukwuemeka Wogu.
Details later…
Source: http://premiumtimesng.com/news/152773-
breaking-news-asup-strike-continues-polytechnic-
lecturers-meeting-nigerian-government-deadlock.html
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this is Federal Government new year gift to all poly students. Nawa ooo