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Desire Oparanozie n Cynthia Uwak; those girls gat lots of testosterone in their system

Crystalsemerald:
Well from all indication, it seems he came out with first class and that means u taught him well, can't stop laughing.

I taught him well buh he decided to graduate wiv a 3rd class

Dis is just a politically motivated statement. Clearly PDP vs APC. 2015 go too sweet. I hope it produces a season film

alentyno:
I saw this and a kinda agree with it.

No course studied in the higher institution seems
easy, but some are brutal and can snuff life outta
you. However, don't get afraid of them. They're
actually interesting. So grab a packet of popcorn as I take you through them.

1. Engineering: the name of this course speaks for itself already. The dudes that study this course eh.....*winks*. It undeniably houses all heavy weight courses in engine faculty like chemical engineering, mechanical, production, petroleum...etc..any guy you see rushing to lecture hall with a punching calculator, they're engine boys o.

2.Medicine: What makes this course challenging, is because you'll be forced to read(jack) like your life depends on the degree of knowledge you obtain from their heavy an bulky textbooks. Some of them actually do go for thanksgiving, when they pass their MBBS exam, that contains Anatomy,physiology and biochem.

3.Biochemistry: people usually think that it's a combination of biology and chemistry. If you're one of such, abeg, it's a wrong impression. You will actually get familiar with Bio molecules and giant Organic structures, that will choke you up. This course requires much logic.
What makes it challenging,is that you'll have to
learn a lot within a short duration. Metabolic
pathways might seem frustrating atimes...*winks*. Another thing about this course is that their lecturers are always sadists, due to long years of studying brutal carbohydrate and enzyme structures.

4.Chemistry: I call this course the power,because these dudes can mix chemical concoctions of Ammonia and HCL and blow everywhere...chem guys, I dey joke o....Its actually one of the most difficult in physical science, because you'll make friends with differential equation in physical chemistry,which will leave you wondering if you're studying maths or chemical reactions.

5.Pharmacy: Its already obvious.don't know where to begin with this course.It overlaps critical aspect of chemistry. You hear stuffs like pharmacokinetics, drug metabolisms etc.

6.Architecture: the funny thing about this course is that it sounds cool and friendly,but when you get in,you know that not all that glitters are gold. You'll get familiar with geometric drawings,optics and so on, which atimes is usually a pain to the ass.

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I personally disagree wiv u. Medicine shd top d list, seconded by mathematics

Crystalsemerald:
Hahaha, Lol na joke ooooo. @Crocz what did you say you read in the university again, 'Franchising' ? Which uni dey offer that course abeg, Federal university of Elekurø ?

Don't mind him, he studied my moniker

Dis thread needs to be deleted n d OP needs a serious warning. D topic and write-up are contradicting each other. So where are d pictures? OP, last warning

It's all change at the top after a big weekend in Spain, while in-
form but unfancied sides from Germany and England also make
new entries.
1. Real Madrid (+3)
Carlo Ancelotti's men were dominant in the Clasico and made a
mockery of certain people -- mentioning no names! -- who
predicted Barcelona would win ... Madrid still trail their great
rivals in La Liga but, if they maintain their current form, that
may change very soon.
2. Bayern Munich (-1)
Days after shellacking Roma, Bayern came back to earth with a
goalless draw at Monchengladbach. It was a blip that will likely
mean little for the German giants in terms of the Bundesliga
race but does serve as a warning against complacency.
3. Chelsea (-1)
For 93:30 vs. Manchester United, Jose Mourinho's game plan
worked perfectly. However, a red card and Robin van Persie's
quick reaction meant that -- for the second time this season --
Chelsea left Manchester having seen three points turn into just
one.
4. Barcelona (-1)
Blame the #Shakacurse if you like but, after a great start, Barca
lost their way badly at the Bernabeu. Luis Suarez's debut was
encouraging, but too many big names had an off day and a first
league defeat of the season resulted.
5. Sevilla (no change)
At the end of the season, it's likely that La Liga will be won by
one of the usual suspects. For now, though, a mere two points
separate five clubs at the top and Sevilla, after victory vs.
Villarreal, currently trail leaders Barcelona only on goal
difference.
6. River Plate (new)
The Argentinean leaders are unbeaten in their last 29 games --
a club record in the professional era -- following a 2-1 win at
Estudiantes on Wednesday. It's hard to believe that, just three
years ago, River were relegated from the Primera Division.
7. Borussia Monchengladbach (new)
Last weekend's draw could have been an even better day for
the Bundesliga surprise package had it not been for the inspired
form of Bayern goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. Gladbach remain
unbeaten, although Granit Xhaka's ankle injury is a big loss.
8. Atletico Madrid (+1)
After Diego Simeone's men won at Getafe, Atleti were somehow
overlooked in all but one of the Liga awards categories. Are
they bothered, though? Not at all. In fact, they will relish the
chance to embrace the disrespect, as they did last season.
9. Olympiacos (new)
OK, so they're not top of the Super League just yet, but the 41-
time Greek champions -- that's right, 41! -- remain favourites
to win their fifth straight league title. Plus, they are doing well in
the Champions League, having beaten Atletico Madrid and
Juventus so far.
10. Southampton (new)
Wow, this is tough for a proud ex-Portsmouth man. It may be
through gritted teeth but I have to give credit to Ronald
Koeman's side, who won in the league and cup this week,
having previously put eight past Sunderland. OK, that one
hurt ...
Dropping out: Marseille, Manchester City, Benfica, Juventus

temigracie:
Lol


Hmmmmm


**Praying** Heavenly Father, give me wisdom to tackle this issue (amen).

Franchise, am so so sorry to disappoint you.

Truly, I need your vote. Truly, I need your support. But I am taken already.

My heart is for someone else. I hope you understand.

Thanks for understanding. Thanks for your support too.

Lolz... Tym wud tell sha. Let's start frm here, kfb

temigracie:
Ty darling, am here ooo.

Watsup beauty?

Tymax:
Temigracie please come o

Abeg, call am sharp sharp n let her knw my condition. If she gree, then she's got my vote. Shikena

Tymax:
Hehehe that number 3 ehn... I remember my uni days.
Tosyne2much when will you stop exposing your fellow guys na?

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Dis babe fine sha bt I'd vote her just on one condition. if she wud agree to date me after she must hv won

Tymax:
Hehehe that number 3 ehn... I remember my uni days.
Tosyne2much when will you stop exposing your fellow guys na?

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Dis babe fine sha bt I'd vote her just on one condition. if she wud agree to date me after she must hv won

tosyne2much:
1. A lady told you she will be coming to pay you a visit, only for you to quickly dash to a mallam's place to buy Gold circle in case of in-casity

2. You have tried several attempt to woo so many ladies but they keep declining your request but you keep telling your friends you don't want to date for now cos relationship sucks

3. You offered to take a lady on a date and she told you she doesn't want to go out and you keep pestering her but deep down within yourself you are happy because your cash remain intact your pocket

4. You have have to fake you love a lady just to get under her skirt


5. ] You are in the room with a babe and you really wished to make advances but you don't know how to start or where to start, only for you to be going and coming out of the room for no reason

6. Your gf forsake you and when you get to meet her new bf and you realized he is uglier or not even better than you, inwardly you are like "ope ooooo" and joy overwhelms you but if it happens the other way round, sorrow and jealousy overwhelms you


7. For those using MTN, you call a lady and talk confidently for a lenthy period when the call tariff is at 8kb but you talk fastly as if a soldier is pursuing you when the call rate is at 24kb

8. Having spent so much on a lady, inwardly you are like " if this babe no gree make I bleep her shey my moni never enter voice mail so "

9. You asked a lady out and she declined your proposal and you acted like " life goes on" but sadness and sorrow overwhelms you when you see her clustered around another dude

10. No lady has ever PMed you b4 and you are always like when will I ever get PMed by a lady

***Let Bashing And Forming Begin ***

OP, Plz no hard feelings buh I hv to correct u on dis; There's no statement like "in case of in-casity, it's incase of necessity". Back to d topic, number is very ok by me

nickz:
so people still dey use gold circle.............smh

Na Rough Ryder u dey use?

understatement:
So bsc guarantees money in your pocket abi?ote!

No course does that for you..it's you and you only that can bring the best out of wateva u were given...in other words,a course doesn't define your future...and y don't you try and come out with a first class b4 complaining where to work? Besides this is ur just your first degree


In other news,some people are praying to be given that primary education..so be grateful


And did I even read the part of becoming just a teacher? So teachers are not humans abi?abi teaching is not a profession?well..I wldn't blame you,rather our government that havn't realized teachers should be among the highest earners in this country...do I need to school you on the value and importance+prestige of their job?....well...I wldn't be able to write this and u wldn't be able to read it!

Ur post does make sense bt d OP is just concerned cos of d situation of dis country, tryna being realistic. Make we talk truth seff, if na u, u go like study dat course?

Greatpooss:
I believe Nigerians will come out one day like this to fight corruption and bad government. But that will only happen when poverty is no longer bearable.

I sincerely hope so

Dis is wat is termed ANARCHY. He shd better learn frm Mubarak of Egypt, Ghaddafi of Libya. Dis guy n Mugabe of Zimbabwe no wan step down, it ain't their birth right. My country myt b corrupt bt no one can try this here. Baba OBJ tried n he knows d outcome

naijaboiy:
Naso my brother....

Once person die,,the person don turn holy.
Even your family members will do it for you too

Lolz... Confirm

Justiceotuya:
I saw this online and thought i should share. It may be fictional or real, just want the best thing to do when one is in this type of mess,

''My purpose of writing is to get people’s opinion on what to do.
I arrived Lagos about three months ago to stay with my uncle and his wife, who’s an Ibo woman. By the way my uncle is from Edo State and their marriage is about four years without kids. In the last week of August my bros travelled to the North on official business and something happened in his bedroom.
I came back that day because I could not meet up a job appointment in Igando area due to heavy traffic. I was reluctant to return home since I had just left but I couldn’t think of a better place to go so I headed home. On getting to our compound, I didn’t find the gate man at his post and I was even angry because of the security risk of him leaving the gate open like that.

But something got me worried when I saw the gate man’s sandals right inside our sitting room. I just told myself that something is going on between my uncle’s wife and this dirty boy. I was right, when I moved close to the window of my uncle’s bedroom I started hearing screams of sexual pleasure from his wife. I tried to peep into the room but it was difficult because of the protector.

So, I summoned courage and walk to the door as if I wanted to tell my uncle’s wife that I was back. I opened the door and caught the adulterous woman red-handed under the dirty gate man (boy). Sadly, the gate man was already ejaculating so he couldn’t get up immediately, it took him few seconds to jump off and grab his clothes.

I simply walked away and returned to the sitting room, pretending to be watching a programme on the TV. Few minutes later my uncle’s wife joined me and started begging that it would not happen again. I didn’t say a word but when she kept pressing I said ok I’ve heard. Later she brought food for me but I refused it and since then she has been putting pressure on me.

The unfortunate thing is now she even wants me to sleep with her as an assurance that I wont tell my uncle, always coming to my room half naked. Because of this I’ve not eating in the house in the last one week, I’m almost going broke already.

My uncle may be back next week. I will like people with more experience to tell me what to do when he comes back. Should I tell my uncle the kind of wife he married or quietly move out?''

source: http://dailypost.ng/2012/09/07/married-woman-caught-sex-gateman-husbands-bedroom/

Pure fiction I must say. Watch her closely, if she's nt repentant, I'd advice u tell ur uncle before she infects him wiv d deadly disease. Don't even fink of eating her food, u know wah I mean

Chai!!! RIP beauty. Buh girls shd refrain from plastic surgery

MizMyColi:
Are you interested?

kindly ff bk

After doing this, d CEO comes out to say this... Too bad

Forensic Science. Wud rili like to work as a secret detective. Bt it seems no Naija university dey offer d course

Crocz:
Franchising!

lolz

Crocz:
Back in ma 300l in Uni, there was this course that described the process...I'll see what I can get on it

Wat did u study?

The commercial town of Mubi in Adamawa state and
border towns were thrown into a state of panic as several
residents of the towns were attacked by rampaging Boko
Haram members who also engaged Nigerian troops in a
deadly shoot out, residents who fled the area have said.
Many of the soldiers and residents fled to neighbouring
local government areas.
Joshua Chinasa, a resident of Uba town which is about 30
Kilometres away from Mubi, said several people might have
been killed during the shooting spree which was still going
on at the time of filling this report.
“We are in serious trouble these boys have taken our
towns. Some Boko Haram members have taken over
Mararraban Mubi and Vintim the home town of Chief of
Defense Staff, Alex Badeh, and the Nigerian troops are
running for their lives.
“As I am talking to you now, residents are scampering for
their lives for fear of imminent attack and uncertainty,”
Mr. Chinasa said.
Also corroborating, Lamidi Kery, a female resident and a
widow who lost her husband to a similar attack in Mubi,
confirmed that people died during the attack.
“The town is deserted now, people have all fled into
nearby bushes and hilltops. We have seen soldiers in their
vehicles retreating,” she said.
Another source said that the Boko Haram insurgents
overran Madagali down to Bazza both in Adamawa State.
“They are having a field day. Even yesterday I sneaked
into Michika town to evacuate my aged mother, but
surprisingly only insurgents could be heard around, there
were no soldiers.”
“Mubi, has now become a shadow of its former self, people
in hundreds are scampering for their lives.
“Even here in Maiha, we saw soldiers vehicles zoom-off
towards Yola, the state capital,” said a local source in
Maiha, another town in Adamawa.
Ahmad Sajor, the spokesperson to former Adamawa State
governor, Murtala Nyako, told PREMIUM TIMES his
daughter was missing after news broke of the advance of
the insurgents early Wednesday.
“This morning I got a call from my daughter who is a 200
level student of Adamawa State University, Mubi. She was
hysterical. I was in Abuja for a meeting, but her
information forced me to head back to Yola immediately,”
Mr. Sajoh said.
“According to her, the insurgents were approaching the
town which is the second largest in Adamawa State. I
ordered her to leave the hostel and join her cousins to
escape the town. I called my father who confirmed the
story.
“By the time I arrived Yola airport, the town had fallen to
the insurgents. My parents are trapped while my daughter
and her cousins are missing. We lost contact for the past
six hours.
“My colleague Mallam Iliyasu of the Bursary Department
Adamawa State University, Mubi who is trapped in the
town said by 2pm the Police Barracks in the GRA was
overrun by the insurgents, the Prison was blown open
while fighting was going on at the army Barracks.
“The IDP camp at Lamorde was thrown into confusion. The
new rulers of the town had issued a decree banning all
entry and exit to the town. Students who trooped to the
motor park are now stranded with most taking refuge in
any House that could welcome them.
“The barracks are the least safe locations in the town. So
far there are no reported cases of killings or abductions.
But fear and apprehension had taken over. No word yet on
the incident either by Government or the Military.”
The state governor, Bala Ngillari, has asked the people of
the state, particularly those in the affected areas to remain
calm saying security agents are on the top of the situation.
“People should remain calm, security agents are on the top
of situation,” P.P Elisha, the director Press and Public
Affairs to the governor said on behalf of the governor.

hybridtm:
The prayer of sinner is an abomination b4 God...........make dem go ask for forgiveness of sins First, for all d money wai dem don steal

There is sense in what u said bt thou shall nt judge so u won't b judged

Truth z, both parties r filled wiv corrupt unsatisfied politicians

sademola:
.....and PDP ---- Perpetually Distributing Poverty

Nice acronyms u got there

Still basking in the euphoria of his defection from the
ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, to the opposition All
Progressives Congress, the Speaker of the House of
Representatives, Aminu Tambuwal, on Wednesday, vowed
that his new party will chase out the “cabal” currently
running the country in the 2015 presidential election.
Apparently referring to the PDP-led federal government,
the Speaker said the APC was the only party that could
give Nigerians hope and urged its members to unite in
order to achieve the task.
Mr. Tambuwal spoke at the APC’s extraordinary non-
elective national convention held at the Old Parade
Ground, Abuja Wednesday.
The Speaker, who formally announced his membership of
the opposition party on Tuesday after months of
speculations that he would dump the ruling PDP, arrived
the venue of the convention accompanied by several
members of the lower chamber, who according to the
master of ceremony, Dino Melaye, were about 100.
His arrival was greeted with thunderous cheers from the
party delegates from the 36 states and the Federal Capital
Territory, FCT, who hailed “Tambuwal oyoyo! Tambuwal
oyoyo! for about two minutes.
Mr. Tambuwal was subsequently invited to the podium by
the National Chairman of the APC, John Oyegun, who, in
excitement described him as the newest member of the
party.
Accompanied by some APC lawmakers, including the
Minority Leader of the House, Femi Gbajabiamila, and the
Chairman of the House Committee on Finance,
Abdulmumni Jubrin, the Speaker greeted party members
after which he was presented with a bunch of broom, amid
cheers from the party’s delegates.
Apparently excited, Mr. Tambuwal, who had a prepared
speech but initially spoke extempore, said the APC would
oust the ruling PDP next year.
“To the glory of God, come May 29, 2015, we shall sweep
away……(you get the message,” Mr. Tambuwal said while
raising the broom (APC symbol) and acknowledging cheers
from the enthusiastic party members.
“APC is the only party that is giving Nigeria hope and we
shall deliver Nigeria from the evil that it has been plunged
into by a certain cabal.”
The Speaker said he was glad to be part of the APC family,
adding that he was overwhelmed by the massive
outpouring of goodwill and welcome that he had received
from members of the party and other well-meaning
Nigerians since his formal notification of his membership
of the party.
He said, “And in appreciation of your warm hand of
fellowship, I hereby rededicate myself to the task of
building and growing our party, and helping our party
achieve its mission of lifting Nigeria to glorious heights and
restoring hope to the citizens of our great country.
“In this regard, I hereby call on all other like minded
Nigerians to join this movement to deliver on the promise
of a new Nigeria.”
The APC, according to him, is the party where the
progressive ideals of good governance to which he
subscribe were wholeheartedly embraced and applied for
the betterment of Nigeria.
He stressed, “I have embraced the APC platform as a
veritable instrument for genuine change and enduring
national development. We must constantly remind
ourselves that Nigerians yearn for true change and APC
represents the hope for this change, and a promise of a
brightertomorrow.”
Mr. Tambuwal noted that the work may appear tedious
and the road ahead may appear long and hard, but the
party was amply endowed with all the key ingredients of
success.
According to him, the APC members would need unity and
solidarity in their ranks in order to face the challenges
ahead.
“In the weeks ahead, we will engage party men and
women and Nigerians on the future direction of our nation
and means of rescuing her from the malaise of youth
unemployment, insecurity, institutionalized corruption,
poverty, socio-economic decline and infrastructural decay.”

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Osun State has warned
that the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) will create anarchy
through its propagation of lies.
The APC said: “It is time law enforcement agents called the
PDP to order and stop the party from stoking negative passions
that could lead to anarchy.”
The party’s comments followed the report that the Election
Petition Tribunal ordered the recounting of the votes of the
August 9 governorship election.
In a statement by its Publicity Secretary, Kunle Oyatomi, the
APC said: “The first sitting of the newly constituted tribunal will
take place tomorrow.
“Only six local governments have had their election documents
inspected, and no strange ballot paper has been found.
“The PDP in its petition filed did not ask for a recount of the
votes and it could not have ordered a recount. So that piece of
information was a deliberate falsehood. No hearing has taken
place; the judges have made no pronouncement whatsoever on
recount of votes.
“The PDP’s claim that its candidate, Iyiola Omisore, has more
votes than APC’s Rauf Aregbesola exposes the party’s original
plan which failed to materialise.
“It shows that the PDP has a pre-recorded result which could
not pass through the Independent National Electoral
Commission (INEC’s) security of the votes. That is the result
they now want to force through the Election Petition Tribunal.
“The APC appeals to all media organisations following the Osun
Election Petition Tribunal to carefully cross-check and confirm
the truth or otherwise of any story, statement or information
they may receive from the PDP before publishing same.
“We appeal to our members not to worry when the PDP speaks
because it is a party filled with liars.”

Ogun State Deputy Governor, Segun Adesegun, has thrown a
jab at Governor Ibikunle Amosun through a letter in which he
detailed alleged injustices against his person and his office.
The letter dated October 24, 2014 confirmed speculations in the
Government House that all is not well with two topmost public
office holders in the All Progressives Congress state.
The state government denied knowledge of the letter.
In the 10-paragraph letter obtained by The PUNCH on Tuesday,
Adesegun accused Amosun, among other things, of starving his
office of funds and allocation of old vehicles to his office.
He claimed that the governor had failed to deliver on his
promise that he “would enjoy his tenure as the deputy governor
while contesting the governorship election in 2011 under the
(defunct) Action Congress of Nigeria.”
Adesegun added in the letter he addressed to the governor that
even his September and October feeding and out-of-pocket and
sundry allowances had yet to be paid.
The deputy governor said, “My governor, as I am writing to you,
the feeding and out-of-pocket allowance of the deputy governor
for the months of September and October 2014, as well as the
monthly sundry expenses for the months of September and
October 2014 are yet to be paid.”
Adesegun claimed during this year’s Eid-el-Kabir and Eid al-
Fitr festivals, funds were released to government functionaries
except him and his aides.
He said, “Last year, in my letter to your good self on the affairs
of the state, I concluded by reminding you that at a meeting held
in February, 2011 at Alhaji Rafiu Ogunleye’s house, while you
were the governorship candidate of the ACN, you called me
aside and promised me that I will enjoy my tenure as your
deputy but since then I have not felt the benefit.
“I write to say that rather than improving, the situation is
worse.’’
Adesegun also alleged that seven months ago, electricity supply
to his official residence was cut off “because the state
government owed the then Power Holding Company of Nigeria.”
He said he had had to spend an average of N30,000 daily on
diesel to provide electricity for his residence.
The deputy governor wondered why his lodge was not initially
connected to the state mini-power plant even “when it is on
record that several government premises, including private
residences and organisations enjoy power supply from the
plant.’’
He said, “I informed you personally (and severally) during the
State Executive Council meetings, requesting necessary action
from the appropriate quarters. Up till now, I am still living in
darkness.
“Of course, your Excellency knows that till date, I remain the
deputy governor in Nigeria without a portfolio, in spite of
entreaties made to you from various quarters. Worse, several
attempts made by me for the office of the deputy governor were
rebuffed by your good self. And I keep wondering why this is
so.”
Adesegun also alleged that while the July 2014 monthly running
costs of ministries, departments and agencies in Ogun State
were duly paid, that of his office was withheld.
He added, “Another very relevant issue is my official car. The
engine knocked in December last year. Your Excellency will
recollect that you were formerly using the car and that it was
when you rejected it that it was transferred to me. So, when it
had problems, I thought you will appreciate and understand my
plight, rather you ignored me.
“I had cause to remind you many times, but nothing was done. I
resorted to using my personal car as back-up even when I was
aware that you were giving vehicles, including Custom-made
bulletproof vehicles to others. It was when a Good Samaritan
bought a Tundra Truck for me that you deemed it fit to send a
Toyota Prado XL V4 engine to me in late August.
“My convoy of old vehicles break down intermittently when
travelling. On numerous occasions, we have had cause to stop
while on a journey to effect repairs on vehicles . Obviously,
these vehicles are to be changed every two years under best
practices, even when newly bought. These vehicles in my
convoy were used by the last administration and transferred to
me.
“Your Excellency may also note that the fund you approved for
my vacation with some members of my immediate family and
two aides in August 2014 is yet to be paid. Please recall that I
discussed the vacation with your good self in May, and you
graciously conceded that I should forward a memorandum in
June, only for it to be approved in August.
“Despite your approval, the fund was not released. I made
several spirited efforts to no avail. It got to a stage that I was
being bounced between you and the Commissioner for
Finance. I eventually proceeded on the leave without collecting
a dime.
“I am therefore constrained to ask if the non-payment of these
allowances is as a result of the state government not being able
to meet her financial commitments. Or is the state financially
bankrupt that it cannot meet its responsibilities.
Adesegun asked the governor to fear God and ended his letter
with a warning : Amosun’s second term bid may fail.
He said, “Your Excellency, while writing this letter, my thoughts
race to my university days in Ile-Ife, Osun State where I joined
a group of bikers travelling around the country out of youthful
exuberance.
“During this period, one of my pastimes was reading
inscriptions on cars and buses to amuse myself. In 1978, I
witnessed a fatal accident near a big tree at Alakia Junction
in Ibadan on the way to Ile-Ife involving a white Peugeot 504
station wagon. Nearly everybody in the car died; shockingly
there were several amulets hung over the car that had the
word “I shall not return” boldly inscribed on both sides.
Unfortunately, it did not return. I therefore conclude that we
all must fear God.”
When contacted, the state Commissioner for Information, Yusuf
Olaniyonu, said he was not aware of the letter.
“I’m not aware. I don’t know anything about the letter,” he said.

honeric01:
I advise APC not to field a same-same religion reason being that Christianity in Nigeria is a sham and the division alone is glaring, not to talk of another region. if there is no agreement in Christianity alone, how do you expect these same bigoted christians accept Muslim Muslim ticket?


I have about 3-4 siblings who are pastors but in different denominations and when these brothers of mine discuss Christianity, I see the divide.

Since we are in a nation of hypocrites, APC should act like Nigerians when in Nigeria.

As long as you share the same religious bias with an average Nigerian, he doesn't care if you came to rob him/her, robbing him or her or even raping his wive/daughters.

APC, find a "christian" VP to satisfy these set of hypocrites.

Silly u