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richyblink1: @op, mind you, guys get involve in squoron for different reasons. Some get involve because their mates are there, while others do it for fun.
Though we have limited numbers who understood what the group stands for.

If he played red and black: he was told loothiing is allowed.

If he played black and white: he was told ruggelity is the way.

If he played yellow and black: he is probably a fine boy with brain, hence the affiliation. Let me stop here.

Just try and understand his reasons for joing, his views about it and his level of participation. Mind you, if he had been an exco or handled any post, then he was heavily involved and might find it difficult leaving just like that.

Lol You sabi everything ,were you an ex co with the red n black and you find it difficult to leave?

Go and make money first...No money NO Love =New formular...

Idowuogbo: say wot? u mean d best pidgin english tisha rite?

The best english teacher in enugu indeed

@op You must be silly ooo,You do not have money yet you still dey pursue girl and chop kpekus,You must be a learner ,You better QUIT cos you are just adding more to your problems..

Forgive and divorce her chikena...

lol I thought it happened in Nigeria...

chinnyonwu: Plan to hammer.
Find one yaro boi.
Adopt him.
Listen to T.B Joshua for date of next crash.
Buy ticket 27k for am.
Reap 15milla 1 year later.
Na joke oo,

O boy na real joke ooo

So cute...

THE political whirlwind blowing the Rivers State Governor, Rotimi Amaechi, became more ferocious on Monday with the National Working Committee of the Peoples Democratic Party suspending him from the party.

The PDP said Amaechi would remain suspended until an 11-man panel set up to probe his “sins” submited its report. Chief Joe Gadzama (SAN), an Adamawa State indigene like the National Chairman of the party, Bamangar Tukur, chairs the investigative panel.

Coming in the wake of the controversial outcome of Friday’s election of Nigerian Governors’ Forum, Amaechi said he was being victimised by federal powers and that he feared for the safety of his life.

He asked the people of his state to pray for him not to fall into the hands of “desperate people at the federal level.”

‘I fear for my life’

“The way these people at the federal level are desperate, they may come after my life; so when you pray, remember to pray for me to remain alive. Now, you see political witch-hunt. It is so ridiculous; my party must rise above political witch-hunt,” the governor said during an interactive session with the youths of the state.

He said the PDP gave him no fair hearing and that his suspension by the party was politically-motivated.

Amaechi defied the order of the PDP to run for a second term as chairman of the NGF and reportedly defeated a coalition of PDP’s governors who queued behind Plateau State Governor, Jonah Jang, believed to be the candidate of the Presidency.

Hours after Amaechi was declared the winner, the PDP governors and few collaborators from other parties announced their rejection of the Rivers governor’s victory, claiming that they recognised Jang as the winner.

Currently, there are two factions within the NGF.

Why we suspended Amaechi

The PDP NWC on Monday announced the suspension of Amaechi “for violating Article 58 1 (b), (c ), (h) and (m) of the PDP Constitution following his refusal to obey the lawful directive of the Rivers State Executive Committee to rescind his decision dissolving the elected Executive Council of Obiokpor Local Government Area of Rivers State.”

A statement by the National Publicity Secretary of the party, Chief Olisa Metuh, in Abuja, said the decision to suspend the governor was taken after an emergency meeting by members of the NWC.

He said the NWC at the meeting, considered a petition written by the Rivers State chapter of the party against the governor for violating some sections of the party’s constitution.

These sections of the party’s constitution read, “Subject to the provisions of this constitution, the party shall have power to discipline any member who (b) says or does anything likely to bring the party into disrepute, hatred or contempt; (c ) disobeys or neglects to carry out lawful directives of the party or any organ or officer of the party; (h) engages in any conduct likely to cause disaffection among members of the party or is likely to disrupt the peaceful, lawful and efficient conduct of the business of the party; (m) fails, refuses or neglects to treat a petition, complaints or appeal timeously.”

Metuh said the NWC derived the powers to suspend the governor from various sections of the party’s constitution.

He said, “The NWC after preliminary hearing, in exercise of the powers conferred by Articles 57 (3), 59 (3), 59 (5) and 29 (2.b) hereby suspends the Executive Governor of Rivers State, Rt. Hon. Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, as a member of the PDP and refers the matter to the appropriate disciplinary committee of the party.

“This is in furtherance of the determination of the leadership of the party to enforce discipline at all levels within the party.”



Panel members

Metuh said Amaechi’s suspension would remain until Gadzama panel submitted its report.

Members of the panel included the National Legal Adviser of the party, Mr. Victor Kwon; Inalegwu Onche, Friday Nwosu, Udorji Amedu and Ola Kukuyi.

Others are Wakil Mohammed, Yusuf Jangwe, Bola Doherty, Tanimu Adamson and Anicho Okoro.

No time limit was given to the committee to submit its report.

Metuh said that at the end of the investigation, the governor would be re-admitted into the party.

“If at the end of the day, the panel clears him, the party’s constitution had been tried, tested and is working. We have not come to say he is wrong or he should be destroyed,” Metuh said.

But Amaechi faulted his suspension, saying he had nothing to do with the suspension of Obio/Akpor Local Government chairman over which he was being suspended.

He pointed out that the NWC of the PDP met around 7am on Monday and took a decision to suspend him for allegedly failing to rescind the decision of the State House of Assembly on the suspension of the council chairman.

Amaechi said, “Who has power to suspend Obio/Akpor council? The governor did not suspend Obio/Akpor council, I hope you know. My power is to dissolve and remit it to the House of Assembly, but I have not done that yet. What the Assembly has said is ‘we are investigating corruption’. Then the party says we should not investigate corruption. Is that fair?”



Split in PDP NWC

The Amaechi’s suspension has reportedly split the PDP NWC members with some kicking against the decision to suspend the governor.

Sources among the NWC members said some of the members disagreed on the reason for the action, saying that it could be termed to mean that the party was taking sides in the NGF election.

A PDP NWC source said, “We felt that it was wrong for the party to take that action now, when we all knew that the party did not support his emergence as the chairman of the NGF.

“Apart from that, we also felt that the reason for the suspension, which is because of the dissolution of a local government, is under the control of the State House of Assembly.

“Even though we know that governors have influence on the activities of the state houses of assembly, we should also pretend that there is the separation of powers as enshrined in the Constitution of the Federal Republic.

“We should not be seen to be encouraging other arms of government to force their opinion on the other.

“But unfortunately, such genuine arguments did not prevail at the meeting and those with might had their way.”

Metuh however tried to defend most of the matters raised by the NWC member, who spoke with our correspondent on condition of anonymity.

He said, “We know that there is the separation of powers and we concede that, but on this particular issue, a lawful organ of the party, that is a state chapter of the party, issued directive to a member of the party who is a governor and who is supposed to be the leader of the party, the constitution expects the governor to obey a lawful constitutional organ of the party and at least make presentation or listen to what we are saying.”

Asked if this was the first time a local government would be dissolved in the country in any of the states being controlled by the PDP, Metuh said this would be the first time such an action would happen since the present NWC came into office.

He said he was not concerned about what would have happened in the past before the assumption of office of the NWC members.

Metuh also denied that the result of the just concluded NGF had anything to do with the suspension.

Northern govs to leave PDP?

In their reaction to the suspension on Monday, northern governors on the platform of the PDP were said to be considering leaving the party because of what they considered as “the narrowing of democratic options.”

Some of them, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, told The PUNCH on Monday that the alleged intolerance in the PDP was disheartening.

An aide to one of the governors in the region confided in one of our correspondents, in Abuja, that consultations on how to respond to the suspension of Rivers State were underway.

The source said, “We saw this coming and we have begun consultations.

“This is politics; there are National Working Committee members who are with us. We built this party from the scratch and we cannot be shoved aside.

“It is either they allow true democracy to prevail or we seek our political fortunes elsewhere. Alhamdulillah (praise be to God), there are other platforms available today.

According to the source, it would be fool-hardy for any governor to come out at this time to openly disagree with the party.

He said, “My boss and his colleagues are also happy that at least Nigerians at home and abroad see what is happening.

“No matter how much the PDP wants to conceal it, everybody knows that Amaechi is being victimised for daring to stand for and win the governors’ forum election.

“Amaechi’s suspension is meant to scare those who support him. Northern governors are aware that his problem stems from his perceived support for the emergence of a northern candidate for the 2015 elections.”

hot-angel:
Who told you the Ugly girls are not getting love. Im a living example. We get love.. every guy has a specific thing he looks for in a girl. Not everyone is about beautiful girls. Besides... no one is UGLY. Some people just not blessed in that area.

Are you Ugly?

I was 14yrs....was at a boarding school soo..

190: wen you know your friends are bad boys or players

how can you categorically allow your sister end up with one of them

it makes no sense

benz 190 i tire oo

Because after my friend chop my sister kpekus,He would come back and tell me shit like "O boy your sister sweet oo,she did this and that for me and i did this and stuff,So to avoid all this mess,I will never allow my sister to date any of my friend,They are all players like Ronaldo and my sister is a good christian.lol

brian2kul: hello everyone, i read this article and i realised i am in this situation. i've been in a ldr for almost 6months now. last week i couldnt take it anymore, i decided to break up with my girl. when i did, she cried on the phone for almost 2hours and also threatened to kill herself. i am scared cos i know shes capable of doing it. she even cut herself with a knife after the incident. now am back with her and i dont know what to do. cos right now all i feel for her is pity not love. please advise me on what i should do.

I was about to reply OP when i saw your own case,O boy no be small thing oo,Its because you never loved her from day 1,na puna you wan to dey chop.

Its better you quit the relationship right away,He cannot leave unless he die.....This is what we are saying,Good girls falling for bad guys

see me see wahala,casala don burst oo

LOL

Jealousy could be sign of true feeling..

stay away from those stocks,I loss alot of money on daar,bought their PO.

The actress tweeted these photos of herself at the airport this afternoon…then tweeted something that is a little heart breaking…if true! See it below…

French Soldier Stabbed in the Throat outside Paris; Unclear yet if any Link to UK Attack

Police officers stand near the cordoned off spot where a French soldier was stabbed
in the throat in the busy commercial district of La Defense, outside Paris.

The Associated Press

Paris
May 25, 2013

A French soldier was stabbed in the throat in a busy commercial district outside Paris on Saturday, and the government said it was trying to determine if there were any links to the brutal killing of a British soldier by suspected Islamic extremists.

French President Francois Hollande said the identity of the attacker, who escaped, was unknown and cautioned against jumping to conclusions about the assault on the uniformed soldier in the La Defence shopping area. The life of the 23-year-old soldier was not in danger, the Interior Ministry said in a statement.

On Wednesday, British soldier Lee Rigby, 25, was viciously stabbed on a London street in broad daylight in a suspected terrorist attack that has raised fears of potential copycat strikes.

The French soldier was on a group patrol as part of a national protection program when he was attacked from behind, prosecutor Robert Gelli told Europe 1 radio. The assailant did not say a word, Gelli said.

"There are elements — the sudden violence of the attack — that could lead one to believe there might be a comparison with what happened in London," Interior Minister Manuel Valls told France 2 television. "But at this point, honestly, let us be prudent."

http://ca.news.yahoo.com/french-soldier-stabbed-throat-outside-paris-unclear-yet-175856928.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-22671307

The Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Lamido Sanusi, has said that government increased its borrowing in securities by N700bn in four months.

The governor disclosed on Thursday in Lagos that government also reduced its savings to commercial banks and with the CBN by about N1.4tn during the same period.

He said, “Between December 31, 2012 to April 30, 2013, government increased its borrowing in securities by N700bn. It reduced its savings to commercial banks and the CBN by about N1.4tn. Technically, the government has spent more than N2tn in four months, which is a lot of money.”

According to the Debt Management Office, the Federal Government borrowed a total of N914.69bn from domestic sources between 2011 and 2012, bringing its total domestic debts to N6.54tn as at December 31, 2012.

Statistics posted on the DMO website showed that the FGN Bonds accounted for N4.08tn or 62.41 per cent of government’s total domestic debts.

Nigeria Treasury Bills accounted for N2.12tn or 32.47 per cent of the total domestic debt, while Nigeria Treasury Bonds accounted for N334.56bn or 5.12 per cent of the debts.

Sanusi recently cautioned against excessive spending on military operations in three states in the North-East — Borno, Adamawa and Yobe, where state of emergency had been declared.

Sanusi, while addressing journalists after the end of a two-day Monetary Policy Committee meeting held at the CBN headquarters in Abuja, argued that excessive spending on military operations posed a major risk to the inflation outlook.

Headline inflation increased from 8.6 per cent in March to 9.1 per cent in April, remaining within the target single digit range for the fourth consecutive month in 2013.

The figure, according to the central bank boss, reflects a combination of base effect and the success of tight monetary policy, which have led to a muted growth in the monetary aggregates and exchange rate stability.

source www.punchng.com/news/govt-borrowing-increased-by-n700bn-in-four-months-sanusi/

Dygeasy: ^^^Exactly. A girl gave me her number, two weeks ago beaming with smiles (no fronting or shakara), was always kinda calling her and we were always laughing and spending minutes talking. She never for once has called me to say hi when I was thinking I had hit it when I asked for her number and she obliged.

When she asks for yours tho!

Well naija girls do not like calling when it doesn't involve them expecting money in their bank account,Promise her 5k and you will see how she will threaten you with many calls and messages showing kindness but always reminding you of the promise..lol

Alot,I just stop calling and before 2 weeks she is gonna realize that its reality...im gone

Oya make una lie if you have never been to "buka" before aka MAMA put

Bloodofjesus: people in the house please put me through i have OND WITH MY O level can use it to apply for school in germany, and name of the school that i can apply with

Please read the thread from at least page 50,You will find an Answer and yes you can apply with your o'level.

pato405: are women any better?

the beautiful ones are haughty, proud and so demanding & make good cheats

the ugly ones are friendlier

the rich ones will call you names and tell the world they feed you

the older ones are desperate to settle down, so they pretend to be nice

the younger ones, play hard too get and give you stress

the literate/undergrads flirts and call it 'runs', thanks to BB - a 'runs' facilitating machine.

the illiterates/local village gurls even make better luvrs, they appreciate the little you give them

the intelligent ones try to outsmart you

the ones lucky enough to have a good man call him names..'maga', 'mugu'

Many others are nagging machines, highly insatiable and can't define what exactly they want



....oh women! neither your creator nor man has rested since you were made.


What Went Wrong?

Nice one and so true..

whats wrong with you?The way i feckinggg confused you to date me is what i can do to at least 10 girls within an hour,why do you feel so so important eeeeeww!!

Moderators,what kind of advert is this?

WOMAN...

1. Don't beat her
2. Don't verbally abuse her
3. Don't disrespect her
4. Don't make her feel unloved
5. Don't Rape her
6. Don't cheat on her 7. Don't ignore her Love Languages.

Give her kindness, she'll give u LOVE
Give her smiles, she'll give u laughter
Give her your heart, she'll give u her LIFE
Give her a house, she'll give u a HOME
Give her an idea, she will give you a plan.
Give her sperm, she'll give u babies Treat Her Like a Queen, She ll make u a KING.
LOVE her, and she'll SUBMIT herself!
Sin against her and She will make your life miserable,
good measure, pressed down and Running over, she
will send your soul to hell.

Hmmm! A woman
is an angel, a devil,
a lover, a worst nightmare,
a friend, an enemy;
......... all depends on how a man treats her.

So guys pick ur choice.....how you bring it is how
you'll get it -)

yes work towards it.

@OP are you gonna get married someday?