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Oluṣẹgun Mathew Okikiọla Arẹmu Ọbasanjọ, GCFR[2] (/oʊˈbɑːsəndʒoʊ/; Yoruba: Ọlúṣẹ́gun Ọbásanjọ́ [olúʃɛ̙́ɡũ
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Both are corrupt
All politicians are corrupt

On september 10, 2013 at 6:58
pm
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By Ben Agande
President Goodluck Jonathan
Tuesday met with former
President Ibrahim Babangida
and former Chairman of the
People’s Democratic Party Dr
Ahmadu Ali behind closed door
for an hour as part of
consultations towards the
resolution of the crisis in the
ruling party.
It was gathered that President
Jonathan met jointly with the
former military President
General Babangida and Dr
Ahmadu Ali between 1&2pm at
House seven.
It was gathered that the meeting
was prelude to a meeting of PDP
stake holders who were billed to
meet this night ( Tuesday) to
strive to resolve the crisis that
has plagued the ruling party.
Though former president
Olusegun Obasanjo has
initiated a peace move to
reconcile the aggrieved
members of the party, the peace
move appears to have been
stalled as the two parties have
remained stuck on their
positions.
After meeting with former
president Babangida and
Ahmadu Ali, President
Jonathan also met with the
governors of Akwa-Ibom, Delta
and Benue state.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/09/jonathan-ibb-ahmadu-ali-meet-over-pdp-crisis/

Occult na B̶̲̥̅̊​​A̶̲̥̅̊D̶̲̥̅̊ tin?

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[quote author=Mayor_of_Lagos]Obi, get ready, another one coming through for reunion.

Are there no Ibo elders in Lagos to call these guys to order and save them from collective embarassments?[/quote]No there are only Yoruba elders in Lagos

N8000 fake with original
n1000? How much gain is the
printer making?
This new na fake joor, unless if
the suspect is not telling †ђξ
truth

[quote author=Mr. Aladin]Wey Kpanty n Kirikiri Dey Der Na ikoyi Prison Wey Him go Dey see Beta N Fine Fine Houz Dem go Lock am.
Wtf: Well Even Alaba Itself Na Fake. All those st. Patrick Boiz Na Fake.

Man Must Wack But Not To D EXTEND of Defrauding Others Of Der Hard earn Money.[/quote]Lol at St. Patrick Boys.. Why you go go buy market along the road? Next time buy from a shop owns ok!

[quote author=Mayor_of_Lagos]Obi, get ready, another one coming through for reunion.

Are there no Ibo elders in Lagos to call these guys to order and save them from collective embarassments?[/quote]Bigot! You have already tribalize the thread

With this altitude 1 can only see that this country is doomed for good.
Spiritual intervention to end ASUU strike?
Which 1 will they (senators) use if they want to increase their already bogus allowance?

N8000 fake with original n1000? How much gain is the printer making?
This new na fake joor, unless if the suspect is not telling †ђξ truth

A DVD seller is now in police custody at Ilasan Division, Lekki, Eti-Osa , southwest Nigeria, over unlawful possession of N15,000 fake N1000 notes.

Chinedu Oneli, 37, after his arrest allegedly confessed to the police that he buys fake naira notes at Alaba International Market, Ojo, Lagos, and surreptitiously exchanges same for original notes through bus conductors and traders.

According to the police, nemesis caught up with the suspect, who claimed to be from Imo State, southeast Nigeria, when he went to buy a tin of milk with one of the fake N1,000 note at a shop owned by a woman at Jakande Estate, First Gate , Lekki, Lagos.

The trader, it was gathered, discovered that the N1,000 note the suspect brought out to pay for the tin of milk was fake.

And while pretending to be looking for change for Oneli, she allegedly informed some youths in the area about the development.

The youths were said to have confronted the suspect but the suspect simply took to his heels. He was pursued and caught by the youths.

During a search, N15,000 fake N1,000 notes were found in his possession and the youth dragged him to the nearest police station.

During interrogation at the station, the suspect allegedly confessed to that he bought the fake currency notes at Alaba Market, Ojo, Lagos.

Oneli allegedly told the police: " I am a DVD cassette seller at Alaba International Market, Ojo, Lagos and I also buy fake N1,000 notes from Zida Ozegba, a trader at Alaba market. I have been doing the business since 2010. Zida normally sells N8,000 fake notes for original N1,000 and N16, 000 fake notes for original N2,000.

" I exchange the fake notes for original naira through bus conductors and traders. I will board vehicles and give the conductors N1000 fake notes for a journey of N100 and they will give me N900 change. Before I move around Lagos the whole day, I must have finished spending the whole fake notes in my possession and make enough profit."

After investigation, the suspect was charged before a Tinubu Magistrate's court on a one count charge of possession of fake currency notes.

The offence, the prosecutor, Sgt. Ighodalo Daniel said, contravened section 363g of the criminal laws of Lagos state, 2011.

The accused pleaded not guilty to the charge and Magistrate Mrs. Pinhero admitted him on bail in the sum of N100,000 with two sureties in like sum.

She adjourned the matter till 17 October, 2013 for mention. The defendant was taken to Ikoyi Prisons pending when he will fulfill the bail conditions.

--Paul Iyoghojie

http://.mobi/output.php?id=11779

All this to deceive some Nigerian and collect their money?

Lilaex: U are a BIIGG foool.

ĞO̶̲̥̅̊D̶̲̥̅̊ ђℓε̲̣̣̣̥ss Ɣ☺ΰ

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pastors are part of problem in this country

Boys no de smile

Okafor Ofiebor/Port Harcourt
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Three days after the abduction of ArchBishop of the Niger Delta Province, and Bishop of Niger Delta North diocese, Most Reverend Ignatius Kattey, the councils of clergy and the knights of the Niger Delta North Diocese of the Anglican Communion have called for his unconditional release and vowed never not to pay ransom.

Most Reverend Kattey, who is the Dean of the Anglican Communion and the second highest ranking clergy to the Primate of the Anglican Communion in Nigeria, was abducted alongside his wife, Beatrice, Friday about 11.30 p.m by gunmen around Aleto-Eleme in Eleme local government area of the state.

His wife,Beatrice was abandoned with their car by the kidnappers at the nearby bush but the whereabouts of the clergy is still unknown.

Meanwhile, the Rivers state police command said it had initiated a rescue operation to get him freed from the clutches of the kidnappers.

At the joint press briefing by the two councils, Venerable Richard Opara and Sir Charles Ogundu-Chukwu, said neither the Church nor the family had been contacted by the kidnappers.

But they noted that the church would not pay any ransom.

“All we are asking for his unconditional release of arch-bishop.”

The councils of Knights and the Clergymen, called on the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, President Goodluck Jonathan and Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi to intervene in the matter with urgency to ensure the timely release of the senior clergy.

“The news came to us as a shock and as we speak, the bishop is still in the hands of the captors. We wonder the offence of the God’s servant and why Archbishop Kattey would be abducted.

“We condemn it and we therefore ask for the unconditional release of the Bishop. We call on the IGP, the governor of Rivers state and the president to expedite action on his unconditional release”, the councils stated.

Asked if the church would be paying should the abductors demand ransom for the release of their leader, the councils said “we have said in our statement that we want an unconditional release of His Grace, the archbishop, ransom doesn’t come in”.

Symbolically, all the Clergymen were all dressed in black cassock. The knights, wore black trousers. They all prayed for the safety and speedy release of Bishop Kattey and called for divine judgement on his abductors.

P.M. News learnt that Youths of Eleme in Eleme local government area would be staging a peaceful protest Monday over the abduction of the archbishop, who also hails from their area.

A clergy from the area, Reverend Godwin Ollor, who confirmed this to the media in Port Harcourt Sunday evening, said the youths are angry at the development.

http://.mobi/output.php?id=11762

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