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And I thought they denied him being a lecturer

The court has not fixed a date for hearing of the the suit by the suspect, who is also seeking an order of perpetual injunction, restraining the respondents from further arresting, detaining, harassing, investigating or inviting him in relation to the facts of his case.

N300MILLION is $1Million, that's always his ransom

Alexk2:
Cute....you are a single mum?

Predator

Almost 90% of adults do not vote in Nigeria and yet, results are announced, just wait till then and see Governors, senators and HoR members elected even with your boycott

Is she eplileptic

Thats no mortar or pestle

Now that Evans has been caught, will the church he attended return all tithes he paid from the K4R activities?

Etisalat should Gerrarahia mehn

Evans collected $1milliin and didn't have to face snakes.......

shukuokukobambi:
See as PYO just small for their centre

SBM Prof

The brain is very small for the function it performs in human life, Osinbajo is the brain

Definitely not Nigeria but no doubt impressive from a woman

The story doesn't add up. Police claim he has been on their wanted list since 2013 and here is Mazi Evans saying he started the business in 2015. Who do we blame; the mediocre journalist who cannot ask the appropriate fact-establishing questions or the Nigerian Police that always play to the gallery with the minutest of success

TPound:
but u dirty o! since since 2012, na now u dey see am? right under ur seat. I hail! anyways, mine was in my 1995 previa which was bought in September 2006. found $86.47 in the flap of the driver's sun shade. Omo! flexing enter my matter tire that time

Guy, it was right under the seat and hidden just toward the front, I am sure I'd severally touched it but it looked like it was a part of the seat............................I don't want to get into an insult contest with you, so I'll dignify your comment about being dirty with silence.

Just this afternoon I decided to do a clean-out of my sienna( shipped in December 2012). I had always relied on carwash and my maiguard to do the washing but once on a while do the cleanup myself.
So here I was earlier today cleaning the van and being pleasantly surprised to find this (see pix) right under the driver seat. In time past, I've found coins inside my previous vehicle (SUV).
I couldn't help but marvel at the find, this could have been a parcel of cocaine or a stash of cash and eventually used the sponge for the wash.
Anyone had same experience or similar before

Just this afternoon I decided to do a cleanout of my sienna( bought in December 2012). I had always relied on carwash and my maiguard to do the washing but once on a while do the cleanup myself.
So here I was earlier today cleaning the van and being pleasantly surprised to find this (see pix) right under the driver seat. In time past, I've found coins inside my previous vehicle (SUV).
I couldn't help but marvel at the find, this could have been a parcel of cocaine or a stash of cash and eventually used the sponge for the wash.
Anyone had same experience or similar before

Nigerian businessman, Ezeoma Chigozie Obioha was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole during an emotional court hearing on Monday.
[img]http://punchng.com/us-courts-sentences-nigerian-to-life-imprisonment-for-murder/[/img]
The 32-year-old was sentenced for the 2015 murder of a woman who was blasted in the face with a shotgun as she walked into a restaurant in Hollywood with her boyfriend.

While the sentencing was on, Obioha sat showing no emotion as Carrie Jean Melvin’s relatives told the court that her killing had upended their lives, ktla.com reported.

“I have tried to answer my family’s questions, but how do you explain a completely senseless act? We cry every day,” said her father, Bernard Melvin. “I had to hear and see things in the trial that no parent should have to hear.”

The victim’s older brother, Ryan, said Obioha’s insistence that he is innocent compounded the family’s grief. He said he experiences recurring nightmares about his sister’s murder.

In December 2016, after the conviction, Obioha’s attorney, Jamon Hicks, told reporters that he was “disappointed obviously” with the verdict and said that he believed the defense had done a “good job of showing that there was reasonable doubt in the case.”, Loss Angeles Daily News had reported.

“This is a (case of) he wasn’t the one and that someone else did this, someone murdered her in a terrible fashion, but they got the wrong guy … I’ll always think that they have the wrong person. Our theme was that this was a rush to judgment,” the defense lawyer said.

Obioha’s sister, Nkechi Howell, said she was “devastated but not surprised” by the verdict.

“I have to be hopeful that the truth will come out and justice will be served. I know my brother didn’t do this. Our whole family knows that he’s innocent. Someone killed Carrie Melvin, but it wasn’t my brother and we have known that the entirety of this trial.”
http://punchng.com/us-courts-sentences-nigerian-to-life-imprisonment-for-murder/

Scoobie Doo, one of my alltime favourite.

Check out the flatlands

Who's the owner of that foot (last picture), very grotesque looking

NCAN, Ajah branch.....
Verification Done; Over and Out.

okeamuboy:
Why do nigerians reason this way. This terminal you are pointing to was built way before your mum got married toyour dad. Comparing that to 2017 infrastructure. Haba.....................

I choose not to dignify your insult with same if you do not see the context for which the pix was posted.....

This filmshow by the olosho and the agbero guy happened somewhere in Yaba way back

Great Igbobian

See our terminus, covers face in shame

She meant 17 years in Nollywood

Seun Egbegbe brother!

The Bulgarian's decision not to raise his flag led to one of the most controversial goals in football history, but he later regretted the moment

Bogdan Dochev, the linesman who failed to spot Diego Maradona's iconic 'Hand of God' goal against England, has passed away at the age of 80, the Bulgarian Football Union confirmed. 

Dochev was capped by Bulgaria on two occasions before taking up refereeing, where he earned a reputation as one of his country's finest whistle-blowers and took charge of the 1983 UEFA Cup final first leg between Benfica and Anderlecht. 

But his failure to raise the flag against the Albiceleste icon haunted him throughout his retirement.   

Dochev was running the touchline in the 1986 World Cup quarter-final when the Argentina captain lifted the ball over Peter Shilton with his hand. 

Ignoring furious protests from the England team, the linesman declined to rule out the strike, with Maradona later netting his virtuoso 'Goal of the Century' on the way to a 2-1 victory. 

In later years, both Dorchev and Tunisian referee Ali Bin Nasser became synonymous with the goal, although each man shifted the blame for the officiating blunder onto the other. 

Match footage from 1986 shows Nasser looking at his colleague as Maradona celebrated his strike, while Dorchev's flag stayed down throughout the passage of play. 

And while the referee revelled in his infamy, meeting with Maradona during a trip to Tunisia in 2015, the Bulgarian eventually slammed the Argentine for his actions, claiming the controversial strike had left him devastated. 

"Diego Maradona has ruined my life," said the late linesman, who unlike Nasser declined the opportunity to meet with El Pibe de Oro in person.

"He is a brilliant footballer but a small man. [The goal] scarred me for life, I was accused when I was not guilty."

www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40124552

Credit: All Football

Be careful, a smart girl can turn the story round and police will milk you seriously.

Why not remove the scale/skin, creepy..........................

OrestesDante:
No name

The head looks flat though

Fogman:
Yes, but can only send through courier

so what's he amt in total?