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Anslempeter:Thank you very much bro... |
SeverusSnape:FYI that's not Nigeria Police Uniform...looks more like Civil Defence. |
Guyman02:Wetin come bring Fulani man talk enter here now. Abi na Fulani man go Philadelphia bridge? |
EgunMogaji:I reckon so... |
So the thing no dey for muscles and six-packs...Zack still needed to go get some Viagra? Meanwhile, Sam The Lekpa don already shine kongo before the yeye babe even realize anything! |
So sad for most of you mocking and laughing at this guy. I happen to know him via Facebook...He is actually deaf & dumb. What you just saw him post on Facebook is the result of self coaching using books like Brighter Grammar etc. His name is Kabiru Umar, not just a northerner but a person with a disability...and I'm sure he didn't ask to be like that. You can check his profile and stop the mockery... |
AdeniyiA:It is not a justification for men to behave that way simply because of the way women dress please... |
My Crush...even if she was bald, I'd still love her. |
MILF on point...She's a stunner no doubt! |
Happy birthday Siena...and thanks for sharing your world of experience on cars with us. Personally, you inspire me a lot...Happy birthday once more. |
Some people are just so impossible! |
Rubbish ad nauseum... Every woman is beautiful in her own unique way, coming here to claim that all of these girls are Shuwa Arabs is simply the height of ignorance with a large dose of inferiority complex. All I can see here are color-filtered pictures of a bunch of beautiful girls... |
Must every topic make front-page? Rubbish... |
Some things are best kept private...this is a new low as far as I'm concerned. |
Ezegozie:"Prove" abi "Proof"... And you call yourself a University Student! |
Countess Dracula...Endtime bite! |
Ewww...Gay Alert!!! |
Roidatom:There is a clear difference between "movies" and real-life situations bro... |
The second picture shaaaaaaaaaaaa...That wide mouth was definitely made for something! |
Is this some kind of show-off or what? Go and sit down joor... |
floragregs:Just some jobless individual I guess... |
ultraGM:Loooooooooooool...U are really funny. |
It was only a matter of time before they went back to lick their vomit... |
The Standard Media editor who delivered a blow to African quality journalism by promoting gender stereotyping and sexism by knowingly publishing false stories about women in Tanzania and Eritrea has been moved from his job. According to Kenyan media reports, Standard Media Group Digital Editor David Ohito who approved two hoax stories was moved to another job. Standard Group Digital Editor, David Ohito has tarnished the groups image and overall credibility and has been transferred to Kisumu to ‘put things in order’, a statement published by Kenyan Business Today read. Two stories could have triggered the move by the media group according to close sources – the ban on mini-skirts in Tanzania and compulsory polygamy in Eritrea – could have necessitated the action. Tanzania vehemently protested the story, with the office of President John Pombe Magufuli releasing a statement on the Standard, which was forced to pull out the story and apologise. Eritrean Information Minister, Yemane Gebremeskel, was not impressed either and expressed his disgust at the negative light in which Eritrea had been portrayed. Source: http://www.caperi.com/digital-editor-responsible-for-eritrea-hoax-story-transferred-to-new-job/
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watts75:Yeah...Made in Aba Puma abi? |
Dayyuuuuuuuum! This guys is one ugly mofo... |
Three suspected pipeline vandals arrested in Ilashe area of Ogun state last month by operatives of the Inspector-General of Police Anti-Pipeline Vandalism Unit have confessed that they were hired by a Chief Security Officer at a depot in Mosimi area of Ogun state. The suspects ; Balogun Taiwo(37), Lukemon Adedigba (45) and Dayo Olanipekun (40) were alleged to have been returning from the creeks through Ilashe link , in two vehicles loaded with siphoned petroleum products belonging to the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation pipelines. However, on sighting the operatives, said to have acted on tip off, the vandals scampered in different directions, abandoning the vehicles and containers loaded with petroleum product. It was gathered that while the operatives were towing the vehicles to their base , they were attacked by some armed vandals who opened fire . A reinforcement from the Special Anti Robbery Sqaud, SARS Ogijo, reportedly saved the situation from resulting into the apparent kidnap or killing of some of the policemen. At the end of the shoot -out , three suspects were arrested, with a double barrel riffle while the rest escaped. . During interrogation, the suspects reportedly confessed that they were allegedly hired by a CSO at the Mosimi depot (names withheld) . Police sources hinted that in order to ascertain their claim, a letter was written to the NNPC to release the said CSO for interrogation . Thereafter , a warrant of arrest was reportedly obtained from the court to effect the arrest of the CSO. Mild drama However, a mild drama unfolded when the operatives arrived MOSIMI depot to effect the arrest of the CSO, following alleged stiff resistance by some staff. Sources at the IGP Anti-Pipeline Vandalism Unit hinted that “ We went with the warrant of arrest and a search warrant to Mosimi depot. When a search was conducted at the CSO’s office, three locally made guns were recovered. When we tried to arrest him, one of the staff raised a fire alarm and all the workers assembled and barricaded all the roads, insisting that we would not take him away. One of the officers who tried to make the exit with the three recovered riffles was held hostage and dispossessed of the guns. The workers threatened to shut the station if he was taken away. To douse the situation, we allowed him to go. Till this moment, the Corporation is yet to release the CSO for investigation”. CSO’s appeal text to Police While the wait for the CSO lasted, he was said to have sent an appeal text message to one of the operatives of the Unit. Part of the text read “ Please, I beg you in the name of God ,to kindly tamper justice with mercy. I made a mistake . That will never happen again. Kindly help to bail me out of this. I am very sorry. God will grant you favour in all your endeavours…”. We were hired by CSO However during an interview with Crime Guard the suspects denied indulging in pipeline vandalisation. Rather , they claimed to have been hired by the CSO to carry out surveillance of the area which is used as an exit route through Arepo creeks by vandals. One of them, Balogun Taiwo , who hails from Sango Otta, Ogun State told Crime Guard that “ On November 22, 2015, I was sleeping in my apartment in Shagamu, when my phone rang. The caller was a friend named Semiu. He informed that the CSO Mosimi said we ( Lukemon, Dayo and I )should come over, that vandals were operating around the area. He said he needed us to arrest them . I woke up immediately and mounted my motorbike. I rode to a place where Dayo and Lukemon were waiting. We met Semiu at the entrance of the NNPC gate . The guards at the gate demanded to know what we were doing at that odd hour (1. 40am ) . As we were about to explain to them that the CSO sent for us, he (CSO) appeared and directed them to give Semiu keys to their patrol vehicle. We entered the vehicle and zoomed off , leaving my motorbike in the premises. On reaching Ilara road, we saw two vehicles and twookadas (motorcycles)approaching from the opposite direction.Suspecting they were vandals, Semiu intercepted the vehicles, shooting sporadically. This made the occupants to flee, abandoning the vehicles. We took the vehicles andokada.Semiu then called the CSO on the phone to inform him of the development. He asked us to remain there till dawn. While we were there , we saw another vehicle moving out of the bush . We gave them a hot pursuit which caused its occupants to flee. We discovered they had loaded their abandoned vehicles with jerricansfilled with petroleum products. Altercation At about 4am, we saw another vanagon bus leaving the bush , we chased it and the occupants fled as well. As we were about calling the CSO, Anti pipeline policemen arrived the scene. They identified us as those who opened fire on them earlier. They followed us with the recovered vehicles and exhibits to the depot. When the CSO came to meet us at the gate, he directed that the recovered vehicles and petroleum products be kept in the premises. But the Police said it should be taken to the station . This led to an altercation , in the process of which the police towed two of the vehicles away and arrested us. “We are not vandals. I have never been to the creeks before. This is the second time I am joining them for such surveillance. It was Semiu that invited me the first time. Semiu works for the CSO. He only contracted us to work for him . He has not even paid us . It was only Semiu that was armed. The rest of us were just with torch-lights”. Read more here: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/01/nnpc-depot-cso-hired-us-to-vandalise-pipelines-suspects/
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8kingz:Thank you very much... |
Before the DasukiGate that has created so much buzz in the country, Sambo Dasuki was somebody else's "role model" too... So all those guys judging Don Jazzy cos he posted a picture of himself holding a cigarette should just chill... |
PoosPoos:I wonder Ooo.... |
While this is sad for any parent to experience, I honestly feel the blame rests mainly on them. But it isn't too late to address...and I assure you that taking a child like that to any "camp or home" will only cause more harm than good. I'm sure most of the time, the boy is not always like that and I think his parents should explore those moments when he isn't being nasty to talk to him about his behaviour, they should see it as a duty to counsel him at such moments on the likely consequences of his rage. They should show him love also at every turn... |
GANJAFARMER:Thank you GANJAFARMER...Thank you very much! |

