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One of the Arabs might have a chance in this. |
Donald3d:Yea I understand but as long as it involve money its normal for questions and let's try as much as possible to give answer in our best knowledge. |
Donlino:Relax bro The baby and her mother had to travel for the surgery because the money raised already can pay for upfront deposit for the surgery and also for the visa application and ticket. The hospital balance is still their she just have to go ahead first becos of time when the little child keepon fallen sick often ![]() You can check this page of the thread please https://www.nairaland.com/2517785/save-light-great-fighter/36 thanks. |
Hmmm.............. Na wa o, the rate at which young adults go into bad things nowadays is so alarming. You guys should check my signature please ![]() |
Aminat508:Oju ma ti gbogbo yin ![]() |
The peoples minister ![]() Guys please check my signature ![]() |
dominique:You dey mind dem ni, I know Chelsea will bounce back ![]() |
Hahahahahaha ![]() Check my signature please ![]() |
redcliff:Baba No vex abeg, na me they beg u please ![]() The money remain 800k and the child have left for the surgery because of time ![]() Check my signature ![]() |
nzeobi:So urs is for anti malaria, I use orijin for jedijedi ![]() You guys should check my signature ![]() |
Ho! Close Guinness No Guinness and Orijin be that o Well while Guinness is settling issue with Nafdac, let us join hands together and save baby Light Check my signature ![]() |
Donald3d:Yea still remaining around 800k or so the one at hand was to pay for the deposit for the surgery, the running around and the visa application. ![]() |
Donald3d:Hahah this guy na character you be ![]() |
She is beautiful ![]() |
Donald3d:Nice one bro ![]() |
Good One ![]() |
ayolight:Atleast you should eat now ![]() |
favoured234:Emirate air know what they are doing, they just decided to put the lady under undue stress with all these their back and forth. When they know they only need medical report, why do they ask her to go and do another test again ![]() Their case is not now anyway Let's just pray Light have a save flight to india, a successful surgery and safe flight back home ![]() |
diamondc:What's this one saying ![]() |
olu4life:Na real bruhala bro. Thank God we are moving forward. |
Ibebe: ![]() |
But I think they will have the general hausa that both understand |
youngice: tescoleps: ![]() |
FOR the very first time, Governor Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State, on Tuesday, commended former President Goodluck Jonathan for prohibiting female genital mutilation in Nigeria. Aregbesola, who had been very critical of Jonathan’s administration, said the immediate past president deserved to be appreciated for making genital mutilation a crime in the country. He gave this commendation while speaking at a programme organised by the United Nations Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA) and Shericare Foundation (SCARF) at the opening of a high-level meeting on female genital mutilation, in Osogbo. Aregbesola stated that if the former president had been alleged of not performing by majority of Nigerians, he must still be lauded for signing into law on May 5, 2015 the Female Genital Mutilation Laws. He held that it must not go unnoticed that it was under the administration of Jonathan that it became a crime for anybody to mutilate the genital organ of a female in the name of circumcision or any other guise. Describing the practice as bad, borne out of primitive idea of the effort to continually dominate females in the society which must be stopped by all well-meaning Nigerians, Aregbesola contended that government at all levels must ensure that they work towards the eradication of the act which has no advantage whatsoever. He said, “If I have been saying that the former president has not done any good for the country like most people have been saying, I want to use this opportunity to commend the former president for just one good thing he has done on the female genital mutilation law. “Former President Goodluck Jonathan did one good thing against Female Genital Mutilation, which makes it a crime for anybody to mutilate the genital organ, there is a law signed by him on May 5, this year. Earlier, the wife of governor and President of the Shericare Foundation (SCARF), Mrs Sherifat Aregbesola, in her welcome address, described female genital mutilation as primitive. Dignitaries at the event included the wife of the Oyo State governor, Mrs Florence Ajimobi; Ekiti State governor’s wife, Mrs Feyi Fayose; representative of the wife of the governor of Lagos, Imo and Ebonyi, Iyaloja of Osun, Alhaja Awawu Asindemade. http://tribuneonlineng.com/node/21993 Cc lalasticlala Aminat508 your governor is talking ![]() |
AT least, three policemen and several others were injured on Tuesday when suspected miscreants around Apata area in Ibadan unleashed terror on the area over sale of “faulty new” handset. Trouble started when one of the attackers was alleged to have bought a handset from an Igbo trader but discovered that it was not in good condition. But in an attempt to return the handset, the trader refused to accept it, claiming that it was purchased in good condition. The refusal, according to an eyewitness who pleaded anonymity, provoked the buyer who then mobilised his group who were alleged to have been armed with dangerous weapons around the area to fight back. According to the witness “The buyer is a Yoruba man and an ‘agbero’ who got angry after discovering that the handset he just bought was not good. The Igbo trader stood his ground that he would not accept the handset. Before now, there were an unreported enmity between the Igbo traders in the area and some suspected miscreants who collect ‘settlement’ from the traders and commercial drivers regularly. “The buyer left but returned with many touts who attacked the traders and chased them away. They also attacked other people while three policemen were injured.” The policemen, according to the eyewitness, were injured in their bid to broker peace between the warring factions. The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Oyo State Police Command, DSP Adekunle Ajisebutu, confirmed the incident. He said the police command was aware of the trouble in the area, saying it was sparked by the illegal money some miscreants collected from commercial drivers. http://tribuneonlineng.com/node/21992 Cc lalasticlala. Aminat508 |
University of Ilorin Sixteen years ago, Lanre Akinola completed his academic requirements to receive a degree in statistics from a Nigerian university. But Akinola had taken on extracurricular activities, protesting against military dictatorship and filthy dorms. The University of Ilorin withheld his degree, and did the same two years later to Rasheedat Adesina, another protester. Last month, 15 months after Nigeria’s Supreme Court ruled that the withholding was “capricious, oppressive and illegal,” the university finally awarded Akinola and Adesina their degrees. While Nigeria is now ruled by an elected, civilian government, universities continue to punish activists and conditions on campuses in Africa’s most populous nation have reportedly gotten no better. “Conditions have only changed for the worse,” said Hassan Taiwo Soweto, national coordinator with the local Education Rights Campaign. He pointed to a recent protest at the University of Lagos, where students complained that mattresses are infested with bed bugs and toilets are stopped up. Akinola told the Associated Press (AP) that the university’s actions hurt him. He had always wanted to be a statistician but could not get work without a degree. “It was a struggle. I got by with help from family and friends,” he said. In 2006, he finally qualified with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria and now works for an accounting firm. http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/unilorin-students-get-degrees-after-16-year-legal-fight/225315/ |
Hmmm ![]() Jesus is Lord ![]() |
Aareonakakanfo:We are fucking rich in Ogun state men ![]() |
Emirate Air ![]() |
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