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As for ur number 4, runs girls ain't secretive. I don't need to date a runs girl to know she's in d biznez. Some no dey hide am |
Samchelsea:N172.24... Abeg, share N70 wiv me... lolz |
Yawa don gas |
ennyhollar1:What's d meaning of dis Sai u guys r always shouting? |
Bluepamex:"How many times dis I callED u?" Hahaha... Ur grammatical error is Wike's fault |
M not interested in d hairstyle seff... Wat M interested in is dat she no even fine seff |
Days after she was introduced to the Nigerian Public on Social Media, causing Mass Hysteria because of exquisite beauty, the daughter of the APC Presidential Flag Bearer in the forthcoming Presidential Elections, Miss Zahra Buhari, has given her beauty secret to the teeming number of female ‘fans’ who have been dying to know what make her tick. “It’s simple really” she said to our FNN correspondent during a recent phone chat, “I don’t wear heavy amounts of makeup, I have never had any type of cosmetic surgery. My Beauty boils down to one thing and one thing only”. After further prodding she revealed to us “No man has ever seen me naked” It’s really no big deal. My father warned me vehemently before I left Nigeria to school in the UK to maintain my chastity until I graduate, else he would stop paying my fees, and you know how hard paying fees is for a man who always has only ONE MILLION NAIRA in his bank account at any given time” “So in the process of obeying my father, my beauty grew in leaps and bounds. I am grateful to him”. When asked to advise Nigerian ladies who aspire towards her beauty, her response was simple and straight forward. http:///2015/01/my-beauty-secret-no-man-has-seen-my-unclothedness-zahra-buhari/
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That's d real definition of a Naija babe |
Likewise d way u cud nt differentiate between surname n surename |
GEJ, so u no fear? U waka go Maiduguri? |
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englishmart:Seconded |
pocohantas:Gnut oil!!! Hahaha |
FrancisTony:Hehehe... Make I hear?? Youths of nowadays... |
Don't even knw her |
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Na dis kind news I dey like |
Amaechi d talkative. But, he's correct anyway!!! |
They t two. D aspirant of AD |
SeverusSnape:U wish!!! |
Yakpa |
See as dem take die like xmas chickens |
The crowd at rallies ain't a pointer to who's gonna win. Afterall, most of dis ppl r mobilized. U gat me?? |
A former President, Olusegun Obasanjo, on Tuesday said he adjusted his itinerary to suit and honour the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Muhammadu Buhari, who was in Ogun State for his campaign ahead of the February poll. Mr. Obasanjo made this known when Mr. Buhari led chieftains of the party on a courtesy call to him at his private residence in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital. “But let me in a special way welcome Muhammadu,” Mr. Obasanjo said. “Our paths have crossed on a number of occasions and when I was told you are going to be coming to Ogun State, I wasn’t sure whether you will come here or not. But I told my boys -I said well, whatever programme we have outside Ogun State for today, let us shelve it just in case Muhammadu and his party and his team decide to call here. “You will remember when you decided to contest you wrote me a letter this time around. And I replied your letter. When you became the flag bearer of your party, you wrote me another letter. And I replied your second letter because I believe that you have honoured me by writing and I should of course reciprocate by also responding to your letter.” The former president said what was paramount to him was who would make Nigeria better irrespective of the party the candidate belongs to. Mr. Obasanjo, however, declared that he remained a member of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. “I have always said that party or no party, what is paramount for me is Nigeria. And that will remain paramount as far as I am concerned. There is no political party in the world that is made up of saints and our own political parties in Nigeria will be no exception. All the political parties have saints and devils among them. But because what you are campaigning for is the votes of saints and devils to be able to win an election, and I wish you well,” Mr. Obasanjo said. Mr. Obasanjo added that politicians should do away with trivialities and face issues, to tell Nigeria what would be done to better their lots. “I thought that I should say it today. I will just beg all of you who are contesting to add one to it; you mentioned economy, you mentioned corruption, and you mentioned security. All of you, I will beg of you, to add infrastructure. It’s very important. You may take it as part of economy but I will take infrastructure as special and give it special attention. “For all political parties that are trying to woo us to vote for them in the coming election; let’s go away from red- herring, let’s go away from trivialities, let’s face issues and tell the people of this country what we will do to deal with these crying problems of our country. Having said that, I will also say that while a party must be microcosm of a nation – and in a nation you will have near saints, devils, rapists, armed robbers and a good party must have all this in them. “But what matters is that when that party has to go into government, it must look for men and women of character. And we have them in all parties; we have them throughout the nooks and crannies of this country. Again, I wish you well as you go around. I thank you for this visit. I cannot end without reminding you, even though I saw some old faces, but some of us will remain firm at least at the ward level where I am very active in my party.” In his speech, Mr. Buhari said he came to appreciate the roles Mr. Obasanjo played in his career. He said he needed to further solicit for his support. “When I set about the programme of going round the states, it was decided that we should be taking two states per day. I think we have so far succeeded in doing the South-South and the South East. Whether we can maintain that success I don’t know. But somebody had the temerity to ask me that when I come, shall I call on Chief Olusegun Obasanjo? I don’t think I answered the man. I just looked the other side. I think that I should not come here in whatever capacity without calling to pay my respect. “Sir, it’s a fact that you know more than all we know about the problem that we are in. But what we’ll do is try to convince you to believe us that we are going to do better. We expect your understanding and support, although you insist in remaining in PDP. I have reached a certain degree of frustration in my attempt for you to try to shift a bit but you have refused. “Briefly, we have been going around three fundamental issues: security, economy, corruption. This vicious circle is what the APC is determined to break. Because without security, there is no way the country can settle down not to talk of living in it. So many people, educated and uneducated, some said up to 60 per cent, will say Nigeria is sitting on a keg of gun powder. “And then corruption; we believe that if we are able to stop corruption, a lot of resources will be available to invest in infrastructure, get the factories to reopen, get jobs, and get goods and services. So security, economy, in terms of employment, production, manufacturing, goods and services, and then agriculture will again give impetus to employment. We have to be systematic and work to make sure that the vast land we have is cultivated not only to produce food, but to produce raw materials for agro-allied industries, which used to be very viable but which we allowed to die because everybody has concentrated on getting oil money. “Now the oil money is dwindling rapidly; I think we better come back to our senses. Sir, briefly, this is what we intend to do and this is contained in our manifesto. We are not going to be inflexible the way some people accused us of doing it. We are going to be dynamic as we go along and that’s why I said we are here to seek for your understanding, for your support, in spite of the political card you hold.” After the visit, Mr. Buhari led his political train to the campaign ground at Moshood Abiola International Stadium, where he and other chieftains of the party emphasised the need for voters to cast their votes for the party at both states and national levels. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/174846-nigeria2015-ill-support-best-candidate-irrespective-party-obasanjo-tells-buhari.html |
Hollywood actress and United Nations Ambassador, Angelina Jolie, has condemned the recent attack by the Boko Haram terrorist group on Baga, a community in Borno State. Ms. Jolie in a statement said each new crime committed by the group exceeds the last brutality and stressed the need for the group’s activity to be crippled in Nigeria. “Each new crime committed by Boko Haram exceeds the last in brutality. This is a direct consequence of the environment of total impunity in which Boko Haram operates. Every time they get away with mass murder, rape and the enslavement of women and children, they are emboldened,” Ms. Jolie said. Also, the Executive Director United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, Anthony Lake, has condemned the prolific killings saying that words cannot express the agency’s outrage nor agony of resident of the constant violent attack. “Young girls sent to die with a bomb strapped to their chests in Maiduguri. And lest we forget, more than two hundred girls stolen from their families, still lost,” Mr. Lake said. He also said the unbearable images from the massacre in the community should fire up an effective action. Over the weekend, there were reports of a massive onslaught in Baga community by the Boko Haram. The Internet was agog with news that the terrorist group killed over 2, 000 people including women, children and the aged. The Defence spokesperson, Chris Olukolade, in a statement denied the high casualty figure in the attack. He said the casualty figure reported by the media is an exaggerated estimate. Mr. Olukolade also said the number of people who lost their lives during the recent attack so far – including some terrorists – have not exceeded 150. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/more-news/174855-actress-angelina-jolie%e2%80%8b%e2%80%8b-condemns-baga-attack.html |
Una dey blind or r u guys just being partial?? Dint u c dat PDP attacked first? An eye for an eye |
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Me, I don't care... #TeamNonVirgin |
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