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Wow. Glaxx didn't see this coming..

OK. Glaxx didn't see this coming.

OK. I didn't see this coming.

HIT or Miss? Like for hit. Share for miss.

Ann, Chidinma now babymama. Who's next...seriously.

Afrok:
I think she's looking Carnivorous

I think she's looking like FP material.

She's even a chief. lmao

My cousins name. Cute Igbo name if you ask me. Born mainly by the ajebota igbo girls.

Ya. Glaxx thinks so too. Check out that 2nd pics. Ageless...

Not cool

what?

smartegbuchulem3@gmail.com.

Thanks a lot

duduhemit36:
OK DIS GAVE ME AN INPIRATION FOR A THREAD

i hail all the counterers

waiting for complete list

Please has anyone applied for the entrepreneurship program? How did you apply? Please share the link if possible.

This goes to show the weakness and inefficiency in Nigerian government systems. So did the government not receive royalties for the 6 six years or is the licence renewal retroactive?

pretydiva:
He's cute. I need his no asap. ..jst kidding

no u are not...

Ksslib:
Ok. Thats fair.

##sheaths sword

You de kono sha...LOL

kilokeys:
she is actually a critical thinker


i am impressed..







_{marijuana has its good sides o}

YOU ARE AN IDIOT. I AM NOT IMPRESSED!

clemhova:
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo today escalated his rejection of President Goodluck Jonathan’s second term bid by declaring his current mindset to be “Anything But Jonathan” (ABJ).
He expressed his feelings to several of his aides following a late evening meeting with President Jonathan at his home in Abeokuta. Both men were in the presence of Pastor Adejare Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, and Bishop David Oyedepo of Winner’s Chapel.
To make matters worse, a few hours after meeting with Jonathan, Obasanjo met with leaders of the All People’s Congress (APC) and their presidential candidate, Muhammad Buhari, where he affirmed he will support the best candidate regardless of party affiliation.
Jonathan’s closed-door meeting with Obasanjo clearly failed to soften the former leader’s hostility towards his floundering re-election bid as Obasanjo bluntly told him that having referred to him as a “tout”, it was hypocritical for Jonathan to turn around to describe him as the best president Nigeria ever had. It would also be recalled that two months ago, presidential adviser Doyin Okupe gave Jonathan that honor.
On Sunday, as he received members of the Northern Elders Council in Abuja, an angry Mr. Jonathan had in a barely-veiled description of Obasanjo, dismissed him as a statesman.
"Some people call themselves statesmen but they are not, they are just ordinary politicians,” Jonathan told his guests. “To be a statesman is not because you have occupied a big office before, but the question is what are you bringing to bear? Are you building this country or are you a part of people who tell lies to destroy the country?”
Upon arriving at the meeting with Obasanjo today, Jonathan tried to turn on the charm, lavishing praise on Obasanjo as he blamed the escalation of attacks on him as the work of his (Jonathan) aides.
President Obasanjo apparently did not buy any of the goods Jonathan was hawking. Shortly after the encounter, he told his aides he would not change his position on Jonathan’s presidential bid.
Obasanjo’s subsequent and open display of affection towards the APC leadership is reportedly sending shock waves up and down Jonathan’s camp, where it is regarded as confirmation that the conciliation efforts with Obasanjo have collapsed, leaving him in grave political danger with the election just one month away. It will be the first time a PDP candidate tried to win the presidency with Obasanjo not the candidate, or firmly on his side.
SaharaReporters has also learnt that before the meeting with Buhari today in Abeokuta, the former president had written a letter to Buhari to smoothen their relationship.
Source: http:///1z9JTUe

What is OBJ playing at? Well a I think its better we now know who he is backing.

The National Drug Law
Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) said on
Monday that 401 drug traffickers
were arrested last year in Akwa Ibom.
Speaking with newsmen in Uyo, the
state NDLEA commander, Josephine
Obi, said that the agency had secured
conviction of 27 traffickers out of the
number arrested.
She disclosed that the convicted
traffickers were made up of 24 males
and three females.
Obi also said that those arrested
were made up of 353 males while 48
of them were females.
She said that the command seized
illicit drug substances weighing
157.37kg as exhibits in addition to
228 litres of alcoholic concoction
(mixture of Cannabis Sativa, herbs
and roots).
The commander further disclosed
that other seizures included N138
630 monetary exhibits.
Obi said that the feat was achieved
during routine raid of illicit drugs joint
and arrest of dealers in 2014.
< a href= " m.news24.com/nigeria/National/News/401-drug-traffickers-arrested-in-Akwa-Ibom-20150113" > 401 drug traffickers arrested in Akwa Ibom </a >

Survivors of an assault
by militants that killed a large
number of civilians in Nigeria have
described days of relentless violence
in which, one witness said, some
people were slaughtered "like
insects."
The accounts were given by villagers who fled the carnage in and around Baga, a town in Borno state that lies in the northeastern corner of Nigeria near the border with Chad. The killing unfolded over several days after Boko Haram fighters seized a key military
base there on January 3. Amnesty International has said there
are reports that the death toll could
be as high as 2 000, though some
witnesses cite lower tolls in the
hundreds.

Maj. Gen. Chris Olukolade, a military spokesman, said Monday that the evidence available so far indicates a death toll of no more than 150, including insurgents killed in combat with troops. The military has said 14
soldiers were killed and 30 were
wounded in the Baga attack, and that it was making a plan to restore "law, order and normalcy" to the area.

U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon as well as
the United States and other countries have condemned the Baga bloodshed, which highlights the increasingly brazen tactics of an
insurgent movement in Nigeria's
northeast as well as the inability of
Nigerian forces to respond effectively.

President Goodluck Jonathan is
running for re-election in February 14 elections, but it is uncertain how
voting can proceed in areas under
Boko Haram's sway.

In Washington, State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf said the
U.S. still was trying to get
information from the ground on
reported atrocities. She said Nigeria needed to move forward with "credible and peaceful
elections" despite the attacks, but
acknowledged it would be difficult.
"Boko Haram is a huge threat," Harf
said. She said the U.S. was trying to
work with Nigeria despite the
government's termination in
November of a third phase of a
training operation involving a
Nigerian army battalion. She also condemned "horrific reports
today of young girls being used to
conduct suicide attacks." Boko Haram is suspected of using a
10-year-old girl to detonate a bomb
at a market in Maiduguri on
Saturday, killing at least 10 people
and seriously injuring others. The
bomb exploded after explosives were found under the girl's clothing during a search, according to witness accounts.

Insurgents have also been implicatedvin deadly bombings in Potiskum in northern Yobe state, which is adjacent to Borno. One bomb targeted a police building.

One survivor of the Baga violence,
Ibrahim Gambo, estimated that more than 500 people may have died and said he did not know what happened to his wife and daughter. The 25-year-old truck driver said he was part of a civilian militia that, bolstered by a belief that its fighters were protected from bullets by a magicalvcharm, initially had success in resisting Boko Haram insurgents. But the army told his militia group to pull back so a military plane could attack Boko Haram forces, which then surrounded Baga when the plane
didn't arrive, Gambo said in an
interview with The Associated Press.

"It is sad that our fortification charm
became ineffective once we showed
fear," Gambo said. "As we were running for our lives, we came across many corpses; both
men and women, and even children," he said. Some had gunshot wounds in the head and some had their legs bound and hands tied behind their
backs, he said.

Yahaya Takakumi, a 55-year-old
farmer, told Nigeria's Premium Times that he escaped from Baga with one of his wives, but does not know the whereabouts of four of his children, his second wife and his elder brother. "We saw dead bodies especially, on the islands of Lake Chad where fishermen had settled," the newspaper quoted Takakumi as
saying. "Several persons were killed
there like insects."

Boko Haram fighters opened fire on
vessels carrying fleeing residents,
Takakumi said. He and other
survivors fled to Maiduguri, the
capital of Borno state.

Source: m.news24.com/nigeria/National/News/Survivors-of-militant-attack-describe-killings-20150113

really

ok

OK

Him suppose teach this boy to be a ball-essor

ttc

she Looks like i'M in FIre...

brb