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Congrat to her, she. Not that beautiful |
Yes |
Oliseh Was living on a fast lane , and on fast lane anything can happen |
I hate when people begin statement but refuse to finish it, you clamed to have received an offer from a country that can't be named. That's a big lie, oliseh know he will be relieve of his job soon now he's looking for way out. |
APC govetnment is more coprrupt compare to PDP the above list is just a tip of the iceberg when buhari is no longer in power you will be notify of the real corruption that is goin on now. |
very important meeting, you said first of it Kind since Buhari came to power, and they chose to hold the meeting when the president is not in the country. It seem even the crimin*ls that got him to power are fed up with him. |
Celebrity with unstable marriage. God help the upcoming couples |
AdaNri1:I'm not talking of wrong dressing, we all know girls have vow to walk the street half nak*d. I'm saying when u hear cases of rape u need to investigate it because most Them are lies. |
One good decision after a dozen of bad ones Anyway let wait for lai mohammed to commend first. |
Have you not heard that the watch man watches vain victory is of the Lord? |
Nice step that's if sustained, because most of the projects are abandoned after the funds were released. |
Most of the rape news are scams Any news about rape should be careful investigated, I know. What I'm saying. |
I pity all that voted against apc now lost their jobs because they knew this could happened and tried to aviod it through their votes For those of them that voted for apc and now lost their jobs you guys are our latest wailers. |
Kastonkastroll:The level of your cluelessness is really massive You re blind if you ve failed to see all that gej has done for the Period he was the president. Blame gej for ur inability to reason normal, blame him For The cows that buhari came from kenya with blame him for the current fuel scarcity . |
iSlayer:And u are replying as boko haram |
If you like order work to stop, or even remove his name from the list of nigeria past presidents. |
They will show when it become real. Now it just on paper. |
Is why children need to be well educated at home before sending to school. I'll advice parents to carefully observed the change in characters of their children because no one can pretent 100percent |
Thank you jesus. From sorrow to testimony |
Why put a teen among criminals that's hardless |
There's no lucrative business again witht that amount. Try double that amount then I'll tell u what to start. |
Pst adeboye do go round all the states in nigeria like once a year, for rivers state is always last sunday of the month of january, all redeemed churches in the state will have to worship in one place. So it will be not be a good sign that he's around in rivers state and refused to visit the govenor, remember last january (2015) he came to rivers state wike visited him in the camp during sunday service. |
There is no peace for the wicked, shebi they say when the righeous rule the people rejoice Shebi the vice president of nigeria is a pastor? Are we today rule by the righeous. |
Amaechi enjoying in cross river. Did anyone see the jokes he spend millions of rivers money to organized called caniriv. |
APCLyingBastard:You don't want to politicize it because it is the product of lai abi, or because it is not gej in position to be blame again. |
themilanway:Being a nigeria is a by force? We all have right to chose where we belong. |
90percent of what's this prophet said I saw Is the problems of nigeria so no need to say I see. Just say I predict. But God knows the best for nigeria and her citizens. |
A University of Port Harcourt Mechanical
Engineering student Edah Oghenekevwe Richard
lost his life last night after he was allegedly
knocked down by a police van driving one-way.
Richard, whose birthday it was yesterday, was on
his way back from Church and standing along
Assemblies of God Church junction in Alakahia,
PH, when he was allegedly hit by Police Van with
registration number NPF 1791D driven by
Inspector John Kanu.
"The police van after hitting the boy, tried to
drive off but were stopped by onlookers at
the junction and eyewitnesses who
demanded that the victim be taken to the
hospital.
The police agreed and took him to the
University of Portharcourt Teaching Hospital
(UPTH), but on reaching there, they allegedly
told the attending nurses that they just
picked him while they were driving along
NNPC Filling station at Rumuosi and they
weren't aware of what had happened to
him." a source close to the case told LIB
exclusively
"It was one of the nurses in the hospital that
took down the details of one of the
policemen involved. When called by the
family members of the boy, the policeman
denied it in it's entirety. The police up till
now are still denying the incident despite the
several onlookers and eyewitnesses that
were at the scene of the accident." he added
Edah Oghenekevwe Richard (in hospital last
night), who is supposed to serve next year in
Batch A of the NYSC died last night at 7.30pm.
May his Soul Rest in Peace. Amen!
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The Presidency and the embattled former National Security Adviser (NSA) to former President Goodluck Jonathan, Col. Sambo Dasuki (rtd), have begun negotiations over a possible out-of-court settlement in the $2 billion arms procurement scandal. It was learnt that the negotiation is at the instance of high level personalities, including retired Generals, with the assurance to get the beneficiaries return the security fund to government’s coffers. A source in the know said the peace initiative was as a result of damning evidence that indicted prominent Nigerians and officials of the Muhammad Buhari administration who were beneficiaries of the security fund. “Discussions are going on between the parties. The revelation that has come out so far are just a tip of the iceberg. “If Dasuki is allowed to release documents about the beneficiaries of arms deal and security fund, the country will be in crisis,” the source said. Dasuki has threatened to open up on the arms deal. “This is why he demanded for an open trial,” the source said. “With open trial, the whole world would know that so many people were involved in the arms deal.” A source close to Dasuki said the former NSA has compiled the list of beneficiaries of the fund with documentary evidence including bank transactions, receipts, video and audio recordings of the transaction before the talks. “The gravity of the evidence and those involved in the arms deal necessitated the peace moves. The discussion is to douse the tension because if Dasuki opens up, the Buhari presidency would be embarrassed by the revelations,” he said. It was learnt that those coordinating the negotiation met with President Buhari to see how the matter could be resolved without escalating the tension already generated with the arms procurement scandal. One of the terms of agreement, according to the source, is that Dasuki should be granted bail. The ex-NSA was granted bail last week, though he is still in the custody of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). “The negotiation is what we expected former President Goodluck Jonathan to have done. We learnt that he is also reaching out to the president,” the source said. A source in the Presidency said that Buhari had told Jonathan about his findings regarding the expenditure of the security fund before Dasuki’s arrest. Jonathan was said to have given Buhari a go ahead about the probe. The former president reportedly told his former aides to get their record right ahead of the probe. Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Mallam Garba Shehu, could not confirm the ongoing negotiation. “I don’t have the information now,” he said last night. It was also learnt that some prominent Nigerians and retired military officers have made returns to government. The returns, according to sources, are the amount they received from the office of the NSA. Some of the retired military officers have quietly returned proceeds from the arms deal. “I can confirm to you that some people have quietly returned money to the government or the institutions they once served,” he said. Former Minister of State for Finance, Ambassador Bashir Yuguda, erstwhile Governor of Sokoto State, Alhaji Attahiru Bafarawa and others are facing trial along with Dasuki over the $2 billion arms procurement scandal.
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We know these people were looters and are still looting When I say these people I mean All aPC and PDP. But when will the govt stil incestigating into APC members? |
