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kilokeys:
See ear

Weyrey!!!

SimonPeters2020:
Thank God that his airbags were deployed, lucky him.

I shudder when people advocate we should be using some substandard anf poorly regulated kia product. Any Toyota in the US must pass all safety test or be recalled, kudos to that Corolla; i am certain you are on your way to Nigeria via salvageautos..........

tempest01:
I don't know what to say, but if this is a miracle, then is it to the glory of God? Why just turn water to wine for no reason?
Faith is normally exercised when there is a need...


I won't judge...But by fruits we shall know them.

he should rather give to the less privileged than setting out to try and turn water to wine.

Let him turn I dollar to one (1)Naira first

can I be your double or doppelganger and take the job on your behalf

This sort of journalism makes me wanna puke......

Niger Delta

He was former DPO Ajah Div. That guy was a hell of kola-taker..................May baba God forgive him

Nice try @OP, ICPC and others are watching you in 4D
@Lalasticlala, please take note of this OP is in contravention of rule no 8, '8. Don't post false information on Nairaland.'

Explorers:
42. A landing plane crashes into a truck standing near the runway due to violent crosswinds, (1976).

Classic, eni ori yo odi ile

Explorers:
24. Then Emir of Katsina & entourage admiring Hyde Park Traffic Lights in London on May 1st, 1933.


source: http://www.tlkdrum.com/in-pictures-the-nigeria-you-rarely-see-and-barely-know/

cc: dominique

Na wah o for these gworochoppers

Gradually. Milan on the mend.......... MILANISTAS, where are you
These kids will make us proud this season

The poor farmer should at least be allowed to keep a fraction of his find. If na me, no one will hear a word.....till i move all gradually

You deserve an endless ban for this false information................................MYND44, please take note

So will GOD judge this little boy?

greenhulk:
Yes it does. I remember I once bought a fancy cable, those ones with light blinking on the head while charging. That is the worst cable I ever bought. Phone shows charging, but it takes 5 hours to charge from 0-30%. In fact it got to a point it discharges my phone instead of charging yet it shows on the screen that it is charging.

Also there was a time my s6 charger couldn't charge any other phone but the s6. It charges the s6 with quick charge built in, but plug every other phone it will be very very very slow to not charging at all even though it shows charging on the screen. I bought another genuine cable and problem is solved.

Lier Mohammed

As customary of celebrities, divorce from this man is certain in the coming months....... The husband needs to be very prayerful, celeb life can frustrate him into certain irrational decisions.... my two kwobo

holicalpha:
I don't understand what's happening, We've won the war TECHNICALLY and claimed back all territories TECHNICALLY. Bokoharam is trying to show its presence TECHNICALLY but we will crumple them once more.


God punish liar Muhammed


God bless Nigeria/Nigerians



R.I.P to lost ones.

Try and read, this happened on the Cameroonian side of the border

She is crying because the guy already has white hair even when he is yet to face her heat. She imagines him in ten years and wonders, 'how will i be saddled with this white-haired man' for the rest of my life'

[b]When former President Goodluck Jonathan emerged on the scene, he came across as a power-shy, harmless politician on whose shoulders providence placed the leadership of this great nation at a critical period in our political evolution. His moving story of grass to grace, with the memorable line that he went to school like many Nigerians without shoes, caught the attention of the electorate, who gave him the mandate in his first-ever quest to seek elective office in 2011.

Once on the presidential seat in that enclave called Aso Rock, we saw a different Jonathan altogether. Never has a President in this country come to power with such level of goodwill and blow it just as fast as Dr. Goodluck Jonathan. Perhaps, overwhelmed by the demands of office, or ill-prepared for its challenges, the first president from a southern minority exhibited poor governing capacity and inherent weakness unbecoming of the leader of a huge country like ours. He had to be goaded to act with firmness when occasion demanded, which was why he virtually lost control of his presidency to his cronies. His appointees and associates went about looting the public treasury with unprecedented impunity; not even the intermittent public outrage moved President Jonathan to sanction them. And when he did, it was either too little or too late. Corrupt ministers were relieved of their posts with slaps on the wrist, while nothing was done about their loot.

With the current anti-corruption saga, we can now understand why Jonathan and his PDP cohorts spared no expenses to buy themselves back to power. This time, however, the fairy tale run of good luck failed them. The hapless President was sent packing. Serendipity was out of kilter! That era of impunity ended suddenly, but we cannot just sweep what happened during the PDP government under the carpet. Regardless of who is involved; justice must be done to send a clear message that leaders must be accountable even after they leave office. I perceive that this is what President Buhari is trying to prove, that is why I support him.

The charge of selective prosecution and the ethnic or religious card being played by some to discredit this anti-corruption war is nothing but a mischievous charade. Those arrested for suspected corrupt practices cut across the party, ethnic and religious divide. Nigerians must, therefore, not fall for the antics of the venal rich, who are fighting back, using media propaganda to win sympathy.[/b]

Chai, Okotie just finished the wailers incorporated.........

I have never seen some of these knives before in my life.........

Cutehector:
So they died as virgins.


It's a pity

I knew someone was going to make this comment.

magicminister:
not funny to me!

Gerarahia

I thought I saw, '(Abomination Of The Week...as Akpabioos Dares God!)'

Suigeneris93:
Ala di nudi nudi

Chiwetela Agu

Anyway @OP, most of them will still end up in Ladipo ad Alaba apprenticeship while the une femme become aunty Ngozis

Where are the mods when you need them, front page tin....................

fake news

We just got sketchy details of a helicopter crash into the lagoon, exact location is not established yet. Helicopter was able to ditch in water and all the passengers on-board have been evacuated onto the life-raft. All on board are safe and waiting for evacuation. Crash occurred just 58-nautical miles off the Lagos coast

I expected an Olumo rock kind of cake

Don't go near the vehicle, the police may just be waiting to pounce on the criminals............................ Just go and report your suspicion at the nearest police station.

Lagos—The trial in the ongoing legal battle between the widow of the late Ikemba of Nnewi, Chukwuemeka Odimegwu Ojukwu, Bianca Ojukwu and his brothers over the family estate commenced yesterday before a Lagos state High Court sitting at Igbosere.

Bianca
Bianca
Mrs Ojukwu in her evidence in chief before Justice Abdulfattah Lawal, admitted that neither her nor her children are shareholders or directors in Ojukwu Transport Limited, OTL.

She also admitted that Ojukwu has eight children which includes the claimants, Afamefuna and Nwachukwu, adding that she is the only one that was legally married among Ojukwu’s wives, as she engaged in court, Church and traditional marriage.

Bianca, under cross examination also told the court that the suit that was filed before the court is only for the right of her children and not other children of Ojukwu.

The witness further informed the court that some of the OTL properties in question had been in the possession of her late husband before his demise, adding that the rent of those properties were being collected by her husband.

Mrs. Ojukwu had on behalf of her two under-aged children, Afamefuna and Nwachukwu (claimants) dragged Ojukwu Transport Limited, OTL, and seven others before a Lagos State High Court sitting in Igbosere over an alleged move by the family to eject her sons from the company’s properties located in Lagos.

She had asked the court to declare that her children are entitled to the possession and occupation of one of the properties known as No 29 Oyinkan Abayomi Street, Ikoyi Lagos until the harmonisation of the management and administration of the assets of the first defendant, OTL.

The defendants in the suit are: Prof Joseph Ojukwu, Engr. Emmanuel Ojukwu; Lotanna Putalora Ojukwu; Dr Patrick Ojukwu; Arch. Edward Ojukwu; Lota Akajiora Ojukwu and Mrs Massey Udegbe (doing business under Massey Udegbe & Company).

In the suit, Bianca, and her two children, had in their statement of claim, prayed the court to declare that the threat of forceful ejection from 29 Oyinkan Abayomi Street by the defendants is illegal.

She is also asking the court for a declaration that her children are entitled to possess the following property, namely: No. 13 Hawksworth Road, Ikoyi (now known as No. 13 Ojora Road; No. 32A Commercial Avenue, Yaba, Lagos; No. 30 Gerard Road, Ikoyi, Lagos and No. 30 McPherson Avenue, Ikoyi.

According to her, the properties were under the possession of late Chukwuemeka Odimegwu Ojukwu, the father of the claimants from the time the properties were released from government acquisition till date.

The claimants stated that throughout the period their father was struggling to retrieve the properties from the government, the second to seventh defendants “never played any role in the struggle nor contributed financially or otherwise to the realisation of the struggle.”

However, the judge adjourned the matter till today, for continuation of cross examination of Bianca.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/im-the-only-legal-wife-of-ojukwu-bianca-tells-court/