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sexkillz: [color=#000030]Oh, I saw it earlier. You used a different user name. [/color]

Don't say it out, itz supposed to be a secret

sexkillz: [color=#000030]Just sent messages to the contestants I haven't received poems/letters from.[/color]

I've sent you mine

One word.....

ILLUMINATI

[quote author=money-hungry ]anything that worth above #500.
i no won hear story 4 night time ....
instead i go use d money enter ashi joint #as-a-sure-boy#[/quote]Na weeding things get me na. But this Val sha go make sense small

Softly I held my igbo
Pampering the energizing leaves
Itz been long I wanted to say it
I'm in love with you dear
Your smoke is my medicine
Your taste is my peppermint

Just say I do
I will take you to the altar

My dearest marijuana

sexkillz: [color=#000030]I have received the poem of Foxy_Rebirth by PM. . . The heat is on. [/color]

Nice... Though I was planing to come and alert you here

fatdon1: On Wednesday, the battle for the soul of Nigeria intensified when a coalition of four opposition political parties in Abuja, announced the name of their new party, All Progressive Congress. The parties that merged to form the APC are the Action Congress of Nigeria, All Nigeria Peoples Party, All Progressive Grand Alliance and Congress for Progressive Change.

Reacting to the unveiling of the new name, the National Chairman of the PDP, Dr. Bamanga Tukur, said that his party was not losing sleep over the development as the merger of the opposition did not pose any threat to the PDP.

Tukur, in what seemed like a boast of the strength and spread of the PDP said there was no polling unit in the country where his party was not represented, submitting that the “weak political parties” were coming together because they realised that individually, they did not have the strength to go into war with the PDP.

He described the ruling party as the Messi of Nigerian politics.



Messi, an Argentine striker with Barcelona of Spain, is the current holder of the Ballon d’Or title and is reputed to be a master of the game.

Tukur said, “It does not mean that we want to be a party without opposition, in fact opposition is a charge to action.

“People tend to believe that when they see people coming together they will do well. If they have the strength why do they come together?

“If you go for a contest you have the striker, you know Lionel Messi? PDP is Messi in that contest. They (opposition) are not a threat at all; it is better, it will inspire the PDP to action. In that contest (merger) tell them Chairman said PDP is the Messi.”
www.informationng.com/2013/02/pdp-is-the-messi-of-nigerian-politics-tukur-to-opposition-parties.html

Noted....
Do I need to do this... Quote the whole stuff?

brownlord: u never still fit think wetin u won write?

I was working on it o... I have finally done it

Wait o.... For a very long time, I had ignored being the first to comment though I started the whole shit here on Nairaland but then, there is nothing as sweet as being the first to comment.


@topic.....

t.b joshua is supporting the super eagle under ground...thank u man of God..

It got me thinking.. But I will leave the religion critics to do their work here.


And for those of you aspiring to become the first to comment in the nearest future, there is nothing sweeter than using a high powered internet conenction.... ehm... M-TEL to be precice....

Wish you guys more luck next time

[quote author=Foxy_Rebirth]AND LOVE DIED
And love died a silent death
Leaving those in it widowed
Their tears wetting emotions
Laughter heard pained without meaning
Years of belief dashed in pieces
For the books predicted its death
Died it did when no one expected

Why would I be a victim
When my heart is still tender from betrayal
A friendship that meant all to me
Yet like a weak candle snuffed out
Leaving my heart in the darkest gloom
The only light I had being you
For your love became my fuel
Lighting the roads ahead from my heart

Drowning men trusts in grass straws
While the invisible hand pulls them in
My aching heart still looks on
While my soul tremble in near darkness
Visions of the night spelling it out
But myself refused believing it
I will watch the horizon for that ray
And that hope I do pray to see
Rising with the ever brilliant sun[/quote]Did that stuff get me nominated?

AND LOVE DIED
And love died a silent death
Leaving those in it widowed
Their tears wetting emotions
Laughter heard pained without meaning
Years of belief dashed in pieces
For the books predicted its death
Died it did when no one expected

Why would I be a victim
When my heart is still tender from betrayal
A friendship that meant all to me
Yet like a weak candle snuffed out
Leaving my heart in the darkest gloom
The only light I had being you
For your love became my fuel
Lighting the roads ahead from my heart

Drowning men trusts in grass straws
While the invisible hand pulls them in
My aching heart still looks on
While my soul tremble in near darkness
Visions of the night spelling it out
But myself refused believing it
I will watch the horizon for that ray
And that hope I do pray to see
Rising with the ever brilliant sun

Burger01: Now that baba did complete his tenure and still dey Kampe what's next?

Second question....

Where is Atiku today?

R*E*V*E*A*L*E*D!

**the Mallam said that Obasanjo would not complete his term.
**when OBJ dies, I will be in-charge of this place and fix it and I will need you.
**The book is a tissue of lies. - Atiku's camp.
**El-Rufai has been sending his brother to see Marabout in Morocco, Mali, Senegal and Somalia.

Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar thought that former President Olusegun Obasanjo would not complete his tenure, paving the way for him (Atiku) to become the President.

This revelation was contained in a book written by a former Minister of Federal Capital Territory, Mallam Nasir el-Rufai.

The book, titled The Accidental Public Servant, has yet to be presented to the public.

The former minister said he had met Atiku and told him about his intention to resign as the Director-General of the Bureau of Public Enterprises following the demand for N54m bribe by some senators before he would be cleared as a ministerial nominee.

He said he had reported the bribe demand to Obasanjo, but that the former President asked him to sort himself out.

“No, I am not handling this senators’ thing. I have done my part and nominated you. You should go and tell the vice-president about whatever has transpired. He will handle it,” El-Rufai claimed the former President said when he met with him on the demand.

El-Rufai wrote, “When I walked into Atiku’s office, he said, ‘Where are you going? You can’t leave. We are about to have the whole thing’.

“I was taken aback as I was not sure what he meant. What do you mean sir?”

He said the former vice-president informed him about a marabout in Cameroon who, he said had been in touch with him since the first very time he contested the governorship in the old Gongola State.

Atiku, according to him, told him that the marabout asked him not to waste his money because he would not win.

The same marabout, he said told him more than two more times that he would lose governorship elections, which he said he lost.

The former vice-president was also claimed to have said the marabout told him he would win the 1999 governorship election in Adamawa State but would not become the governor.

El-Rufai wrote, “And soon, it came to pass. Atiku won the election, but before he could take the oath of office, Obasanjo chose him to be his running mate.

“On the strength of this fable, Atiku appeared to have placed his faith in the predictions of this marabout.”

He said the former vice president added, “Nasir, this mallam has been consistently right in hid predictions.”

“Wow, that is very interesting sir, but what does this have to do with my resignation?” the former minister asked Atiku.

“Because the same mallam said that Obasanjo would not complete his term”, he quoted Atiku as saying.

But Atiku’s spokesperson, Mallam Garba Shehu, said, “The book is a tissue of lies. Marabout is a family phenomenon of the El-rufais of this world.

“He, as a minister, has supported one of his brother to an errand to see marabout in Morocco, Mali, Senegal and Somalia.

“With this book, he is inadvertently opening his character and that of his family for the whole world to see.”

In the book, Atiku went on to ask el-Rufai why he would want to resign when he (Atiku) would soon be in charge.

“So, why do you want to go? When I am President, we are going to take charge of this place and fix it and I will need you. You are one of my best people,” Atiku assured him.


He also recalled how Atiku in 2002, called a meeting of what he called a meeting of those he considered his “three closest advisers” that he would run against his boss in 2003.

At the meeting, according to the book, were his political adviser, Dr. Usman Bugaje; the Publisher of THISDAY, Mr. Nduka Obaigbena, and El-Rufai.

The meeting, he said, was held in Atiku’ guest house in Abuja.
El-Rufai said, “At the meeting, he (Atiku) told us that he had been having meetings for the past several months with two groups of politicians.

“One group (called G4) consisted of President Ibrahim Babangiga, and General Abdulsalami Abubakar, both of whom were former military heads of state, as well as Gen. Aliyu Gusau.

“The four of them had been meeting to review Obasanjo’s performance and they had concluded that Obasanjo’s first term up to that point had been a disaster. The National Assembly had twice tried to impeach him, and the four of them had just thought that Obasanjo should not have a second term.

“In their meetings, according to Atiku, they decided that since Atiku was the incumbent vice-president, he should have the first shot at the presidency.”

He said the meetings were allegedly leaked to Obasanjo by Babangida, who was also eyeing the presidency. - Naija Pundit.

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