Something is happening in National boundary commission,
If you have a connect Strangle him

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Undercover01:
For us hoping on NPA and other agencies, Huge week ahead, may God favour us all. If it doesn’t happen this week it’s most likely not happening

Chai this Uncle and fake news are 5&6,
Please Uncle always verify your information before posting it here.
Below is one of your numerous misinformation.

IAMBOSS1990:

It is illegal if the selection process is based soley on recommendation by the high and mighty. Even if they want to recruit one person, the process should be open, fair and competitive. A little effort can yeild positive results. Una fit give up sha or refuse to give your support, it doesn't matter, those of us who haven't will continue to do the little we can whenever possible and one day we will get results not because we are perfect but because we keep trying.

😂😂
Calm down my Brother, Don't go and put yourself in trouble, you wey no get strong connect wey go give you ncc dey threaten to disrupt interview if you end up behind bars then who go bring you out.
Keep praying and hustling nothing is impossible with God.
Chai but truly you get mind oo 😂😁😀

Undercover01:
Before going for training?!

Yes comfirm.

Undercover01:
is that technical staff? Coz they don’t give out APL to officers until after training and two years probation period

Who tell you that,
Please stop saying what you don't know.
My sister collected her APL last month.

Breaking news, an update just land now about the above mentioned topic,
I will reveal it when 50 people like this post.

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Goalnaldo:
There's a platform where you could earn at least 500 naira daily. It isn't much but like they say, half bread is better than none.

500 *30= 15000 at least you can use it for data subscription or other miscellaneous expenses

If you are interested, quote this with your email address.

I also want to buy the phone.
I need a testimony

In the land of insecurity and the times of boko haram the destiny of a great nation lays on the shoulders of a great fool, His name jonafool.

Ideye is a catastrophe

Hmm this sincere nigerian and co are very funny###Agents of propaganda

Mtchw Baseless propaganda#next please

They are ever busy, taking their music around the continent where they are arguably the most popular act from Nigeria. Peter Okoye, one-half of the energetic choreographers and twin singers, P-Square, spoke to VICTOR AKANDE, Entertainment Editor, recently.
HOW do you feel that your latest single, Alingo, has been banned?
I heard of the ban, but, honestly, reasons for the ban were not specified. But what we have noticed and they haven't is that when you ban a song you only make it popular. Banning a song on Nigerian channels doesn't mean much because the major international channels still play the videos.
What really was the reason behind the video?
For a few years now P-square haven't made a dance video and our fans have been anticipating, so we just decided to give them that. Alingo was a freestyle that we did even before the Invasion album; we never took it serious until it leaked, and we got good responses. Thus, we decided to shoot a video for it.
Did you have to take the recording abroad again like most of your works?
Surprisingly, no! The scenes were created and shot in an abandoned warehouse close to our home in Nigeria. It took a lot of time and energy though, because it has been five years since we did a dance video, the last which was Roll It.
How far have you gone with foreign collaborations, considering that it's the fastest way to hit the European and American markets?
Let's look at it this way. We have known Akon for over six years, but we didn't have talks for collaboration, till he came to our concert in London and witnessed the reception. He was trying to open Kon Life in Africa and was looking for people to help him run it, so we teamed up in what we call a joint venture. We are establishing an office in Nigeria called Kon Life, because we are here representing him while he is out in the states representing us. So, all I can say is that the process is on. Just watch out.
Which country would you say is your biggest market in Africa?
East Africa is the biggest encouragement, a certain place to run to at any time. Southern Africa is a potential market; that is, it is still in the works because we have been working there for over a year. But a profitable market is based on an entertainer's personal effort, because an area can't remain hot for us every time, so we are exploring new grounds.
You are always on the road, how much time do you have for yourselves?
We try as much as possible, but we don't get as much time as we would want. But we took the whole of January this year to rest, because last year was a very busy year for us. However, we are back on the road again. It is the nature of the business, and we are hoping for a 2013 that will be better than last year, because this year we are including the tour of United States in our schedule.
What is this rumour about you guys acquiring a private jet; can you confirm it?
It's not true my brother. We had a deal with a private jet company, which provides that whenever we are going to a specific place, we would be provided a jet. That way, they always gave us their private jets to travel with. This makes our trips easier. On the other hand, we are close to the presidents of most African countries, so when they hear that we are coming to their country, they usually send their private jets to pick us wherever we are. But that is not to say we can't acquire our own jet. As a matter of fact, we are planning to get ours.
How have you been able to live above the scourge of piracy, which most artistes say is the reason they have not been able to make headway?
Piracy affects all of us, but still P-square as a brand has managed to strive and be successful. The truth is that we know how to make money even from the pirates. Some of the marketers are the pirates that we are talking about, as a result, fighting piracy starts with them. We know our worth, so before a marketer buys our album, we make him provide the cost of production and profit margin. Our last album took the joint effort of three different marketers to buy.
Despite being blood brothers, are you (P-Square) likely to go your separate ways someday?
Peter and Paul are not perfect; we quarrel like normal siblings do, but we don't let it affect our business. Even with Jude our brother, in business, he is our manager and he respects us as the artistes he manages, but when it comes to family matters, he is our elder brother and we give him that respect. Only our late mum had the power to make us split and she wouldn't have done that. So, if there is to be a split, it will not be as a result of quarrel, but on mutual ground. Group splits are not out of place, but our blood ties keep us strong and our background won't even allow us split. We understand each other very well.
Talking about your background, how was growing up with Paul like?
(Smiles)I was very stubborn as a child, but Paul ended up paying for my atrocities, as people often mistook him for me. We grew up doing things together and we still do. We have our mum to thank for this. I try to like what he likes and he does same, but in a situation whereby he feels differently, I just let go. We have been united from birth and we still are.
How has life been without your mother?
It's been hectic. We haven't sat down to do an album because she was usually there with us in the studio. As a pastor that she was, she used to pray on everything we do and even pray on our album a week before it was released. We don't know how we will do it this time, but we hope for the best.
After doing the same thing over a long period, do you ever feel like exploring other avenues?
For P-square, music has become a part of us, but since we understand the pattern and are used to it we have started looking into other means of making money. But we also understand that making so much money and storing it is not wise, we have decided to go into various businesses; one of which is real estate business. This, we have been doing for a long time. We do businesses that we can get people to run for us without fear. We are also about to enter into oil and gas business.
They say you guys are arrogant…
Paul and I have two different personalities, so you cannot use the attitude of one to judge the group. I don't expect all news about me to be positive. Paul, for example, waits for major events before being in the news, but I am more controversial. Our intimidating nature makes us look arrogant, but it's really not like that.
Your brother, Jude Okoye (Engees), was quoted as saying he won't produce any other artiste but P-Square
There was an interview where he was asked that question and I think he said it as a joke. Apart from that, Jude has a lot of businesses he's into, so signing artistes is not really a priority for him. He keeps his interests on P-Square because outsiders might not understand the way he does his things, so he doesn't want distractions.

Tupiakwa over my death body;God forbid bad thing

End times things

@op is jonathan a Nigerian..###mtchwww##

Ok Fine

##1st to comment##Dancing alingo.

Psylas: sorri, Allah is NOT Great

your a hopeless fool that is dwelling in Darkness,So i dont have your time...

Allahu Akbar ##Allah is Great,The creator of the heaven and earth..

My boyfriend is loving and fit and he's brilliant in bed.
I doubt he would love me as much if he knew that I'd slept with his brother and then I had sex with his dad.
I'm 23 and I work for an insurance broker. I look prim at work but there's really a wild girl inside. Sex is a really big thing in my life but I've always struggled with relationships. I get bored with most guys pretty quickly.
Then I met my boyfriend and he's something else. He's 25 and a builder. He's gorgeous, brilliant to talk to and fit in the bedroom as well. He knows just what to do to keep the sex fizzing and hot.
Then I met his brother.
It was at a friend's party and the alcohol was flowing fast. He's two years older than my boyfriend and looks a lot like him, just a little bit taller and wider.
My boyfriend got bored and went home. He left me behind with his bro.
We were soon flirting like mad and I wondered if he was a god in the bedroom as well. Only one way to find out!
I led him upstairs and we found somewhere quiet. We were at it like rabbits as soon as we fell on the bed.
It was only a quickie but he was up there with the best that I've had. As soon as we'd finished the guilt hit me hard.
I said we were drunk and that it never should have happened. He agreed and we left it at that. I put it out of my mind.
Then I met his dad. He's 52 and a widower. He looks like his sons. As soon as I saw him I couldn't help wondering maybe it wasn't just the blue smiley eyes that this family shared. I wanted to try him in bed.
My boyfriend took me to visit his dad for his birthday. We went out for a meal and then we went back to his house for a drink. By the end of the night I was aching for him.
My boyfriend had had a bit too much to drink and went off to bed. I stayed downstairs with his dad.
In the end he picked up on my hints and I got what I wanted at last. Yes, it was awesome but so was the guilt that came next. I made my excuses and joined my boyfriend in bed. We kissed and he said that he loved me.
My boyfriend is really the man of my dreams. I know that I'll love him forever but I'm scared he'll find out what I did. And I'm worried that I'll be unfaithful again.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/deidre/4325839/Deidre-Daily-Drama-I-slept-with-my-boyfriends-brother-and-then-bedded-his-dad-too.html

Special Adviser to Kaduna State Governor, Mukhtar Ramalan Yero on Islamic and Pilgrimage Matters, Sheik Halilu Abdullahi Maraya has tasked the people of the North, particularly Kaduna State to emulate the people in South-West part of the country on religious tolerance.
Speaking in a chat with the newspaper on how to achieve religious harmony in Kaduna State, Maraya noted that religious differences had never caused problem for Muslims and Christians in southern part of the country. He said religious disharmony in the North would soon be a thing of the past if the people could copy co-habitation style of the leaders in public offices, where religious difference never separated them from both their official and private relationship.
He also disagreed with some persons who said Governor Yero was too young to govern a complex state like Kaduna, saying the likes of Balarabe Musa, Ahmed Makarfi, who governed the state at the ages of 43 and 42 respectively were younger than Governor Yero when they came to power as governors.
"It is not only here in the North or in Kaduna State that Muslims and non Muslims co-habit in a particular community, but it is very lamentable that in some parts of the North, the co-habitation is not done in a peaceful manner. But if you go to the South- West where the states are popularly known as old states, Muslims and non Muslims of various extended families live with one another peacefully. This attributed to the fact that both Muslims and Christians in that part of the country are living peacefully because they are strictly adhering to the injunctions of the religions of their choice.
"Any Muslim who decides to live according to the tenets of Islam will never hurt any human being, will never hurt any preacher of God. In the same vein, a Christian who lives according to the doctrine of christianity will never hurt any Muslim, will never hurt any preacher of God.,http://m.naij.com/news/22427.html