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[color=#990000][/color] How did he arrive in US.. The history is so scanty and annoying |
U did nt say rape ... So its okay .. Just don't hype it |
dapizy02:Thanks |
If u like! |
Tah... Wat is step down and wat is resign .. Said Buhari ... The president of Nigeria . Has 2019 become very far . ![]() |
It is me that like money... Idiot . |
Autopin:How did u arrive at this conclusion ,cos am still yet to understand the connection between the Igbo's and 2019 elections |
dapizy02:Wats the latest horror film available now .. ( vampire setting included ) |
iceboy4752:Ur village Pple dey play ludo with ur brain Shey |
Well said .. He that wants to leave shud be allowed to leave .. Gbam . simple |
Drop hint on how u want to do it na |
Who is presidency ... The terms confuses me this days |
noetic5:Blessed are those that are sensible .. Dey shall obtain wisdom ... |
All this una story sef ...where dem kill the snake ,who kill the snake and then who. Chop the snake finish ... |
This is wrg Oo.. Y shud he administer injection |
DrGoodman:. God bless u |
Nice one .....more of that |
TPAND:Y are u quoting constitution like its a story book .. |
HARDDON:Go onn |
TPAND:On wat grounds shud he be impeached |
The Department of State Services, on Sunday, said it had recovered some weapons and 21 Certificates of Occupancy among others from two cars on the premises of a company, Dunes Investment and Global Properties Limited, Abuja. The DSS, in a statement in Abuja by an official, Tony Opuiyo, alleged that the Cs of O, weapons and other recovered items belonged to a former Governor of Benue State, Mr. Gabriel Suswan. All attempts to speak with Suswam proved abortive as his telephone indicated that it was switched off while a text message, which was delivered to his telephone, had yet to be responded to as of press time on Sunday. The PUNCH learnt that Suswan, who honoured the DSS invitation on Sunday, was still being detained as of the time of sending this report on Sunday night. The DSS said it executed a search warrant on the company, which is located at 44 Aguiyi Ironsi Way, Maitama, Abuja, between 9pm on Saturday, February 25 and 2.42am on Sunday. According to the DSS, no fewer than a total of 85 rounds of ammunition, one Glock pistol; one mini-uzi, a Submachine Gun, and one AK-47 rifle were recovered from the two cars on the premises. Other items recovered from the premises, according to the security agency, include 23 luxury designer watches and 45 keys to various exotic cars. It stated, “The operation was informed by intelligence that some incriminating items were stashed in the boots of cars parked at the property, particularly a Mercedes Benz S550 (BWR 135 AH), and Masarati 4.7 (BWR 207 AJ), which were subsequently confiscated.” The DSS said at 10pm on Saturday, in the presence of two private security officers employed by Dunes Investment, the cars were searched. It added, “The following items were recovered: (i) Glock pistol with two magazines and a total of 29 rounds of ammunition (ii) Mini-Uzi with two magazines containing 10 rounds and four rounds respectively; (iii) Forty-two extra rounds of ammunition contained in a pack and (iv) One AK-47.” The DSS added that it also seized 21 Certificates of Occupancy and one offer of statutory right of occupancy. It stated, “Following this discovery, the service launched further investigation, which revealed that the cars and the recovered items belong to the former Governor of Benue State, Gabriel Suswam, who has already been invited by the service and presently helping in the investigations.” The DSS warned persons and groups that it would “no longer tolerate any acts of lawlessness by those who ought to be law-abiding and responsible citizens.” It warned politicians against hate speeches, saying it would get tough with those heating up the polity. “The service has also observed with total dismay the inciting utterances of some political actors whose activities heat up the polity. “It also wishes to express its disappointment with these politicians who, in their desperation, are engaging in hate speeches and even sponsorship of radio campaign jingles when the electoral umpire has not authorised such campaigns in line with the Electoral Act,” the agency stressed. The DSS also expressed concern with what it called “the unpatriotic involvement of some media outfits in these divisive tendencies which negate their constitutional role as the fourth estate of the realm.” It added, “In line with its statutory mandate of maintaining the peace and internal security of the country, the service hereby restates its commitment to go after anyone, no matter how highly-placed, who engages in acts capable of causing the breach of peace in the country.” |
Who the Bleep is this ![]() |
So u brought me here with ur well coined topic to bluff on how u decieved ur self to stop being a bore to ladies .. Well I pray for ur sense that u shall receive one before the year runs out |
So u came here to say that she is baby sitting u . it's alryte ... Continue son !! |
Am back ... Channel ur drug related questions here .. And receive free advice on drugs ... |
Worrying won't help ... Sleep and rest |
08036302561 |
Mind ur bizness ... I don't participate but I feel for those trapped ... |
SIX months after it was introduced on the floor of the Senate , the bill seeking to stop sexual abuse of female students in the nation’s tertiary institutions was passed Thursday, by the Red Chamber. The bill, christened: ” Sexual Harassment in Tertiary Education Institution Prohibition Bill, 2016, sponsored by Senator Ovie Omo -Agege, APC, Delta Central, prescribed a 5-year jail term for lecturers and educators convicted of sexual harassment of their male or female students. The bill also recommended expulsion or suspension for students whose claims of being serially abused by lecturers or educators are found to be false by any competent court. In the alternative, the bill also proposed a fine of N5 million in the event that the accused person is convicted by a competent court of law even as it made provisions for lecturers and educators who maybe falsely accused by their students to seek redress. In such instances, an accused lecturer or educator who is acquitted by a court can turn the heat on the student who shall be expelled or suspended, as the institution where both belong deems fit. Shortly, after the passage of the bill, its sponsor, Omo -Agege, while addressing newsmen, expressed satisfaction with the action of the upper legislative chamber. He explained that the menace of sexual harassment, especially in the nation’s ivory towers has been there for a long time, regretting that past administrations had not done enough to check the menace. |