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Fhemmmy:
Current rate, please

kurus:
true talk. before[b] some people get tribalistic and start insulting igbo people![/b]

dayokanu:
Ok Can we see the video?

Sex video causes ripples at Abia varsity
From UBONG UKPONG, Abuja
Tuesday, September 06, 2011

A video clip depicting a wild sex scene is currently causing ripples at the Abia State University, Uturu. The video, Daily Sun learnt, is being circulated among the students. It could not be ascertained, however, if the incident took place within that institution, although the senders insisted the rapists and the victim were students of the institution.

The five-minute video, a copy of which is in possession of Daily Sun, shows a young lady being forced to Be Intimate with five different young men in a room. The audio wasn’t too clear, but the lady appeared tired while the young men were excited.

The faces of the men in the clip were blurred, but the lady’s face was very clear. In the video, the apparently fatigued girl, even begged the suspected rapists to kill her. In response, the men threatened to detain her in the room for two more days if she did not cooperate.

Those who spoke with Daily Sun on the incident believed that the young lady in the video was gang-violated. Some said the video was in parts and that some other clips beside the one in Daily Sun’s possession were also being circulated on the campus.

Investigations revealed that the video had been circulating on the campus in the last two weeks.
A concerned mother, who has also watched the video, could not curtail her anger in a letter she sent to Daily Sun.
“This lady was violated by five boys. This video going round the school is in parts. This is just a fraction of it. The girl went through this ordeal for hours.

“This violation incident happened last Tuesday and the culprits sent the video all over campus by the next day, Wednesday. I saw this video on Thursday, August 18, 2011 same week in Abia.

“Our Nigerian universities should be made safe for those of us who can’t afford to send our children abroad or to private universities. The minister of education should be informed about this. You could see it was a planned event. You see they all have their condoms on.”

It is believed that the men in the video are members of a cult.

Authorities of the institution could not be reached at the time of filing this report.

zitto77771:
The teller point is the most difficult and lowest paid section in the banking settings and positions.
The grades are even annoying.The segregation of contract staff and the company staff is something else.
As at the time am typing this messages,am yet to finish the shortage of #100,000 i had.
Its a terrible situation nowadays in the banking system.Thinking of quitting and moment soon.
And when you work in a bank that is not that tight or Behind,the frustrations of the job is at the highest degree.
God dey sha.E go help us.

Rossikk:
Finecat said

Dude please why don't you just shut your dirty trap and let those who find pride and joy in their fatherland continue to do so without your ignorant, spiteful hatred of your country?

Brainless cow, the 'abroad' you're in, you think it was not once worse than Nigeria? Less than a century ago, were people not dropping dead on London streets from cold and disease? Crammed up in 20 to a room tenements where the living lay alongside the dead? Have you read Dickens? You think he was writing fiction? Look, let me tell you something - EVERY country bar none has a future.

Right when this deprivation was the norm in the UK, Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Wembley, and other extravagant projects, were being executed. The aristocracy lived like they were on a different planet from the commoners. No one in govt gave two shiits about the masses. Gradually over several painful decades in which ordinary people sacrificed their time and activism for the plight of the poor, did parliament begin to introduce laws like social security benefits, minimum wages and so on, to ease the plight of the poor.

This would not have occurred without pressure from British civil society - ordinary men and women who, unlike you - were not interested in running away and attacking and insulting their country from afar, but in sitting at home to establish charities, rights groups, trusts, soup kitchens, homeless shelters, employment agencies, and such institutions which showed they truly CARED about their fellows, not just selfish characters only adept at blaming 'government' while doing ZERO themselves even when they can.

So you really are no better and no less selfish than those you point fingers at, Finecat.

When the suffering Nigerian villager sees you ride past him in your airconditioned Jeep, not caring a hoot about him, he sees YOU as the problem. For him, YOU are ''the govt''.

Always remember that.

nsodo:
I personally i have had every thing in life but the mistakes i made home can not permit me to come back because the moment i step my foot on Nigerian soil i may end up in Prison for the rest of my life.

digi101:
Stop whining @poster and take your medicine like a man! You want a bank job you got one, when the going was good and u all had swag nobody heard your voice, now it crisis period and you cant take the pressure?
The banks are made up of poor investors funds who have lot a lot or in some cases everything! So who cares about you? the banks need decisive steps to restructure and make them real businesses again, so mr man if u cant take it QUIT.

erico2k2:
lol We are waiting 4 his responce,