If you had the power to abolish any aspect of your culture, which would it be?. . . Mine is scraping women's hair to depict widowhood

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Hahahahaha! You will not make heaven

soberdrunk:



Hahahahaha! You will not make heaven

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Hahahahaha! You will not make heaven

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africansunite:
good advice



poor English...

agreed Mr English Teacher

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The day we finished waec the school principal made it clear we shouldnt pour water on ourselves, we obeyed and contributed money to buy 5 cartons of la casera ,matched into school. Our teachers and juniors were happy thinking that we were sharing... We went to the principal, opened them bathed him with us... WE BROKE NO RULE... DON'T POUR WATER

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Please parents living in Porthacourt becare whom you leave your kids with. I have heard of lots of terrifying stories... Wheather you live in the ph city or slum EMBER MONTH IS HERE . Here are my highlights of the stories .1. Landlord picks a tenant's 8 year old daughter and an attempted ritual kidnip is foiled by the police on checkpoint who joking asked the girl if he was her father and a mystery was unraveled. .2. Neighbour killed a boy of 3 years his mother kept with her before going to the market and was caught while trying dispose the body etc PLEASE PARENTS KNOW TAKE YOUR CHILD TO SCHOOL AND BACK FROM SCHOOL. Don't say you know particular person, WHO YOU KNOW KNOWS HOW BEST TO KILL YOU. Please drop urs here

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Please I need an automatic customizable cookie cleaner for Android
Can't find one on playstore
If you know of anyone help me with the link
Thanks

Sokoto state Governor Aminu Tambuwal’s commissioner for lands, Mohammed Bello Abubakar’s bid to frustrate his trial by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, reached a dead end today, as the Appeal Court threw out his case.
The Court of Appeal Sokoto Division dismissed two appeals filed by Abubakar against the EFCC in respect of ruling delivered by the Federal High Court Sokoto presided over by Justice R.M Aikawa for the admissibility of some documents presented by the Commission in the trial of the appellant.


The appellant in two separate appeals, had urged the court to set aside the ruling of the lower court which admitted some documents presented by the EFCC but the appeal court today ruled that it will not entertain any further interlocutory appeals until the matter is determined by the lower court.
Abubakar was arraigned by the Commission on 7 April, 2014 alongside his brother, Abdullahi Abubakar and three companies before Justice Aikawa for alleged abuse of office.
The offences were committed while he was permanent Secretary, Ministry of Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, and the second defendant, a Director in the same Ministry in the administration of the former Governor Aliyu Wammako.
The companies charged alongside the brothers are, Rose Gallery Nigeria limited, Silver Spring Global Concept Limited and Sitex Multiservice Limited.


During the course of trial on 12th, 13th, and 14th, of January 2016, the prosecuting counsel, Sa’idu Atteh through PW1, presented some documents which was objected by counsel representing the defendants.
After listening to the arguments by the counsel on the admissibility of the documents, Justice Aikawa delivered a ruling on March 10th, 2016 with some documents admitted while others were rejected.
The first defendant being dissatisfied with the ruling, approached the court of appeal Sokoto division seeking for an order setting aside the ruling of the lower court.
In a ruling delivered by Justice Usaini Mukhtar, leading Justices Mohammed Lawal Shuaibu and Fredrick O. Oho, both appeals were dismissed and the appellant ordered to go back to the lower court for trial.
“If either party is not satisfied with final verdict of the lower court, should then approach the court of appeal and make an appeal once and for all”, the court ruled.
The court relied upon Rule 4 (e) of the Practice Direction of the Court of Appeal (Fast Track) 2014, which discourages interlocutory appeals until the final verdict has been delivered by the trial court.
This is the second of many attempts by the appellant to frustrate his trial.
On May 2, 2017, Justice Idrissa Kolo of the Federal High Court Sokoto granted the Attorney General of Sokoto State permission to take over the prosecution of the matter based on a fiat purportedly from the Honourable Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, SAN.
The Fiat was later countered by a letter dated 5th May, 2017 from the Director of Public Prosecution of the Federation which said that the Attorney General of Sokoto State has no power to take over the matter.
However, after the prosecution had received the letter from the DPPF, they approached the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court to allow Justice Aikawa who had been transferred to Lagos Division of the Federal High Court to continue with the matter.
The request was granted by the Chief Judge of the Federal High



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/09/just-court-orders-tambuwals-aide-abubakar-face-trial/&hl=en-NG

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