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Chudy What is ur take on my deal reply and let me know if u will sell the car at 800k
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saw this same car with Chudy so who is selling??
anyway i am intrested contact me at 08039605051 or mail me feyiona@yahoo.com

Hey Chudy how about 800k on this ride and u did not reply on the burungudy one need to give my sister options call me on 08039605051 or mail me at feyiona@yahoo.com lets seal this deal this week

can dis car go for 780k ??
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The Legal Practitioners Privileges Committee on Thursday suspended a former Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr. Michael Aondoakaa from using the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria.

The Chief Registrar of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, Mr. Sunday Olorundahunsi, disclosed this during a press briefing after the committee’s meeting in Abuja.

He added that the committee’s decision was taken after due consideration of Aondoakaa’s response to a petition written against him by the Committee for the Defence of Human Rights.

He said, “The committee after due consideration of the said response, has decided in its wisdom to suspend him from the use of the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria and all other privileges attached to that rank, pending the outcome of the investigation by the sub-committee set up by the LPPC.”

He added that the President of the CDHR, Mr. Olasupo Ojo, had availed the LPPC with the petition.

Olurundahunsi who did not give details of the petition, said, the SAN title would be withdrawn from Aondoakaa until the determination of the allegations brought against him were resolved.

Aondakaa was bestowed with the rank of SAN in 2007.




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You say =N=1,500 is bonanza price!!!! but i got it for that in PHC

What was that yellow card for!!!!!!

Nao na for argentina to win

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Gangster_deji_of_akure_wife_in_hospital_3 wife_beater_oba Gangster_deji_of_akure Wife-battering Oba of Akure, Mr. Oluwadare Adesina, has been deposed as the Deji of Akure by the Ondo State Government.The government of Ondo State announced his deposition after the weekly state executive meeting in Akure, and the taxi cab driver-turned-traditional ruler of Akure may also be banished from the city any moment from now. The Deji last week battered his second wife, Olori Bolanle Adesina, after pouring unknown chemical substances on her which led to severe burns all over her body.
The deposition of Adesina is coming on the heels of the announcement last night by the Nigerian police that he would face criminal charges for the assaulting. The police, who initially shielded him and claimed the incident was merely a "domestic violence" issue, recanted after much public pressure which condemned the Oba’s action.

How can this be WELCOME to Nigeria when all they did was go to a dump site and take pics. In UK don't they  re-cycle their waste too. the difference is that they use machines and not people. No matter how bad our country is we should not join others to paint a negative FALSE picture. they will never welcome u into their country after destroying ur own countries image

Acting President Goodluck Jonathan adds five more names to ministerial list. They are Dora Akunyili, Shamsuddeen Usman, Emmanuel Iheanacho, Musa Sada and Prof Sheikh Abdullah,



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Draws are out

Lyons vs Bordeux
Bayern vs Man U
Arsenal Vs Barca
Inter Vs Csk Moscow

I am surprised at the length that some people like Hard talk will go to destroy people. we have a missing president, and house of rep members whogo on junkie rides to saudi arabia. A gov. that uses 8b naira to dredge  a STREAM. and all but all he is bothered about is a gov who is actually working. Corruption can not be wiped out in a day so if u say Fashola is inflating contracts ask the question are the contracts done or not. so please lets face good issues and not chase shadows

saharareporters can now confirm the removal of Nigeria's controversial attorney general and minister of justice, Michael Aondoakaa. In a minor cabinet reshuffle today the notoriously corrupt minister was moved to act as a minister for "Special Duties" while Kayode Adetokumbo (SAN) would now replaces him as AGF.
Aondoakaa was earlier completely removed from office by "Acting President" Goodluck Jonathan; however, forces loyal to ailing president Yar'Adua mobilized against his removal and have possibilty caused the decision to be reversed leading to the move to have have remain in the cabinet in a minor role.

More information to follow, we will provide further reports as information becomes available to us.

An attempt by the Minister of Information and Communications, Prof. Dora Akunyili, to ask the Executive Council of the Federation (EXCOF) to demand a vacation letter from President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua was shouted down yesterday, THISDAY has learnt.
The President travelled to Saudi Arabia for medical treatment in November last year without transferring authority to the Vice-President, a situation that has led to power vacuum and is threatening governance in the country.

Many ministers told THISDAY yesterday that Akunyili passed a memo round EXCOF members in which she asked the council to discuss Yar’Adua’s prolonged absence and seek the possibility of allowing Vice-President Goodluck Jonathan to step in as Acting President until the President returns from Saudi Arabia.
“The Yar’Adua loyalists shouted her down and told her the memo should have been circulated before yesterday’s meeting if she wanted it discussed,” one source told THISDAY. “Some ministers, who could not speak openly, murmured that the Farouk AbdulMutallab memo was discussed and acted upon the same day it was presented to council, so why should Yar’Adua’s case be different?”

The reaction of the pro-Yar’Adua ministers might have further created division in the cabinet which has been widely criticised for declaring the President fit to rule even when it is not in a position to do so.
THISDAY was unable to get a copy of Akunyili’s memo yesterday because she was ordered to withdraw all copies from the ministers.
“She was told that if the memo leaked to the press, she would be held responsible for it,” another source – a minister from the North – told THISDAY.

The Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Alhaji Ahmed Yayale, was said to have personally gone round to withdraw the memo, which had been served on the 42 ministers present.
In the memo, she was said to have restated her loyalty to the President but raised concerns about how his absence had stalled government business and led to some unconstitutional actions.

“She said we should remember that permanent secretaries have been waiting to be sworn in for two months, meaning some ministries don’t even have permanent secretaries now. She also reminded council that the VP has no constitutional power to take any bill to the National Assembly. She said even though the VP deployed troops to quell Jos riots, many Nigerians said it was unconstitutional,” the source said.

Akunyili was also said to have reminded the council that the Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND) had opted out of the amnesty programme because of the President’s absence from the country.
The renewed threat is a danger to the country’s economy, the memo reportedly emphasised.
Another minister told THISDAY that Akunyili’s memo asked the council to act urgently as prominent and well-meaning Nigerians, former heads of state and senators had done by asking the President to send in a vacation letter to allow the Vice-President to act.



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Super Chickens are loosing

And dat makes it 3

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End of first half
Nig 1 - Spain 0

That is a looouuuusssy shot from us it was more like a backpass

The Spaniards are trying to get back to the game

Goooooaaaaaallllllllll Nigeria 1 spain 0

The spaniards are putting us under pressure ooooo