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Jessidaisy4:
Someone will say she's crying cos her friend got married to the man she loves. Well, she's crying cos she's happy for the bride

shuuu... which kain happiness be dat one... i suspect...*make i keep quiet*

Wow... This is a very welcomed development...

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"The prostitutes are currently under police custody, in gwagwalada police station. "

Our Men in Black neva ceases to amaze me... if you know what i mean

ivandragon:
Nigerians are so predictable...

people who were shouting that reduction of fuel price from N97 to N87 was too small are the ones now 'bragging' that "fueling stations are even selling at N140".

when the price goes up to N155-N160, they will still come out to beat their chest about how this regime is doing well to provide fuel at 'N153'...

my broda, d rate at which some pple hav been zombiefied by this administration is alarming...

abeg i got this frm facebook, how tru is it...?
[b] The 469 members of the 8th national assembly have at least 2,570 aides, an investigation by NAN has revealed. Out of the number, 700 aides work for lawmakers in the senate, while the remaining 1,870 are engaged by house of representatives members. In addition to the regular aides, the principal officers of both chambers have special assistants, senior special assistants and special advisers of varying numbers. This category of aides, it was learnt,have a monthly salary of a minimum of N950,000 but was reduced to N400, 000 by the current management of the assembly. All the aides are paid from the coffers of the assembly. As provided in the national assembly act, each lawmaker, excluding principal officers, is entitled to five aides – one senior legislative aide, two legislative aides, a personal assistant and a secretary. It was discovered that in the provision, president of the senate is entitled to 45 aides, his deputy 30 and 20 each for principal officers. Similarly, speaker of the house of representatives has 35 assistants, deputy speaker 15 and 10 each for the six principal officers. The number of aides to each legislator, it was gathered, includes those in their constituency offices. The monthly emolument of the aides, which ranged from N150,000 to N250,000, sources close to the assembly said, has been reduced to between N75,000 and N180,000 by the current leadership of the assembly.[/b]

chai... this one long o

forget, girls who smoke w**d are more smarter dan those dat does'nt, na jumbo dis girl day blaze o...

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