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PeeDaVinci:The only place I saw their names was in Swiss account details |
Cool83:Well kid by vitabiotics, if u have nt bought anyone |
At the mention of APC again, means suffering and pain |
Don jazzy........ ![]() |
Where is everyone |
nwabuwa:Stand on ur head and move |
Peterjamesdan:Marca root treats ED so well. U are on d right track |
meekmill:Which drugs have u been taking ![]() |
Mugu 1 |
I wasted time reading dis rubbish |
Pls does anybody know where to get fuel cheap |
Please who knws where they are selling fuel cheap! |
Get well soon |
Inconclusive talk |
Can't say much abt this on but wud see how it turns out |
It is true ooo, senselessness is equivalent to being evil. I think ur mum is correct |
Show me his bank statement |
Funny... |
Where are facts and studies done on garlic to improve sexual life.. don't just come and blarb cos talk is cheap.. speak with facts |
Them no go still wise.. them too foolish joor |
Pls does any one know d dollar rate in Naira pls.... |
How does it concern me na. Break up if u want to |
So how may I help u and ur Father |
Let him contest first... who has the highest heat wud win |
Feel so good to be back!!!! |
mofy1:Do u have any idea of the drug ur friend took |
Osagbovo2:The test result is not so bad.. going by the boundary u have got there.... but u can work on it below d line. Use diet and den engage in supplement for example garlic have shown to be a very good cholesterol thinner. See u at the top |
phykiesexy:Is the blood test out. Have u be attended to? Wanna help! |
My candid opinion is to talk to him abt it. If he is still adamant on starving u of sex,after covering ur own end - 1. Did u put on weight, 2. How is ur hygiene like 3. Are u sure u have asked him how he likes his sex activity now. After all said and done. Abeg file in for divorce. |
ONITSHA – Member representing Onitsha North I state constituency in Anambra state House of Assembly, ANHA and Chiarman of the House Committee on Judiciary and Legal Matters, Hon. Chugbo Enwezor has said that the leadership of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB or the bereaved families of those killed by security agencies during protests by IPOB members for restoration of Biafra have the legal rights to sue the federal government for murder and claim damages. He said it was quite unlawful and undemocratic for the police, soldiers or other security agents to open fire on those agitating for self determination because protest is part of democracy. Enwezor who spoke to newsmen yesterday in his private law firm in Onitsha, security agents cannot kill people except there is a court order to that effect, adding that there is no law that says that anybody must obtain permission to embark on peaceful protest, rather, the police can arest the protesters if in the course of their demonstration they commit an offence. In the same vein, the traditional prime minister of Igboland (Onowu Igbo), Chief Michael Ozua Okoye has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to leave the leader of IPOB, Kanu alone, based on the previous court orders. Okoye who spoke to newsmen in Onitsha, said Kanu is a true son of Ndigbo and should be allowed to go and look after his family, since he did not shoot anybody or staged any war against the government, but rather acted based on what he read in the book about self determination. According to him, “God will bring biafra by Himself, So, Kanu should endure what we and Ojukwu endured before, during and after the civil war |
Nigeria Was Almost A 'Pariah State' Before Buhari – Lai Mohammed The Minister of Information, Mr Lai Mohammed, claimed on Wednesday that Nigeria was almost a ‘pariah state’ before President Muhammadu Buhari assumed office in May 2015. Mr Mohammed made the statement while addressing reporters after the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting. “Almost A Pariah State” The Minister claimed that no investors and investment came into Nigeria during former President Goodluck Jonathan’s regime until the present administration took over power. He said: “The personal presence of Mr President in many of this fora is so important and crucial because before now we were almost a pariah state and the two things that have been driving investment away from the country have simply been terrorism and corruption. “One thing that nobody can fault this President on is his determination and sense of purpose in fighting this twin-evils”. After taking over power in May, President Buhari has made several trips which the administration said were aimed at strengthening ties and gaining the goodwill of the nations visited. At the meeting of the Council, presided over by the President and held in the council chambers in Abuja, members assessed President Buhari’s foreign trips, describing them as good for the image of Nigeria. |

