₦airaland Forum

itsdumebi:
Nollywood actor, Yul Edochie is very bitter and has cried out about a Homosexual stalking and disturbing him.

Yul took to twitter to expose a man by the name of Stephen Ugochukwu Nelson, whom he claims to be Gay and has been disturbing him for S*x. Yul claims Stephen who is based in Canada and America, hides behind several female social media accounts asking him for his nude pictures and s*x.
http://itsdumebi.com/pictured-between-yul-edochie-and-a-homosexual-haunting-him/

God didn't creat Adam n steve. God creat adam n Eve. Gay guys una hear?

ijustdey:
One of the key crucial evidence is to take the woman, identified simply as Iya Rasheedi, to Mirabel Centre at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital to ascertain penile penetration



http://theeagleonline.com.ng/18-year-old-caught-having-sex-with-mad-woman/

this is calld double wahala.

emusmith:
Did I tell you that ALL artistes write songs?

Top notch singers like Rihanna don't even write most of their songs...Not all write.

Only a few write

tank GOD yu know. As 4 davido, he is an artist so he has all d connctions 2 pave his way 2ru sch, and as 4 dat projct of his, I tink d his projct supervisor has hlp him out already b4 presntn it on nstogram.

Uncleodi:
The atmosphere is getting hotter, hopes are rising, hearts are pounding but only one winner will emerge. Who would that be?

Let your Opinion roll in! Click like.




1. Senator Barrister Julius Ucha-Ali (APC)

57 years. Born on Sunday, 19th Oct 1958

senator Barrister Julius ucha-Ali is man.... All vote's goes 2 him.

emusmith:
Being a celeb does not make him dull.

As a matter of fact, putting up those lines in music takes a lot of brain work- knowledge.
A dull person can write a song, you don't know?

Whether you're writing lyrics or you're writing a book, they're same.

u said dull pple can't ryte a song ryte? so... Do u wana tell me dat terry g wrote most of his song's on script b4 goin 2 studio? My dear nt all nig musician's write their musik.jst dat we nigerian's we Rr use 2 bit bcus most nig song's dos nt make any meanin 2 me.

jerryboiii:
https://punch.cdn.ng/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Naira_notes%20-2-360x214.jpg


The naira will rise further against the dollar on the parallel market this week, analysts and foreign exchange dealers have predicted.

They argued that the peaceful outcome of the presidential election and the hard stance of the President-elect, Muhammadu Buhari, against corruption and economic leakages had boosted investor confidence in the economy.

The naira, which fell to a record high of 228 against the greenback before the election, rose to 210 on Friday.

However, the local currency traded within the 199-199.50 band on the official interbank market, where it has been stuck since February, after the Central Bank of Nigeria pegged the rate.

The Acting President, Association of Bureau de Change Operators of Nigeria, Alhaji Aminu Gwadabe, told our correspondent he expected the local currency to rise further this week and beyond.

Gwadabe, who said the naira had firmed to 204 against the dollar on Thursday, believe the trend would continue this week, adding that “the naira may appreciate to something below 197 currently at the interbank market.”

Foreign exchange dealers said the demand for dollar had reduced compared to what happened before the presidential election.

A currency analyst at Ecobank Nigeria, Mr. Kunle Ezun, had said the market was trading around the general elections and Buhari’s person.

He had said, “The market has been trading around sentiments and emotions, this is why the naira is appreciating; nothing has really changed in the fundamentals. There was high demand for the dollar before the election because some people predicted post-election violence. Now, the game is over and there is no violence. So, the demand for the greenback is abating.

“The market is also trading around the sentiment that Buhari will fight corruption, strengthen institutions and eliminate wastages. But after his inauguration, the market will trade around the fundamentals like the oil price, external reserves and others.”

In a sign of relief, individuals who had stockpiled dollars to hedge against political risk fearing the election could be marred by violence, were exchanging their funds for the naira, Reuters reported.

“We are not going to see much of movement in the pricing of the naira at the interbank market until the central bank reviews the present measure which has stagnated the rate,” a dealer said.

The naira-dollar exchange rate has yet to witness any change at the interbank market.

According to Reuters, the Kenyan shilling is expected to weaken, hurt by negative sentiment after a deadly attack by al Shaabab near the frontier with Somalia threatened its tourism fortunes.

The shilling has lost ground steadily since last year, partly due to a downturn in tourism following attacks by al Shabaab militants. Tourists are a leading source of hard currencies for East Africa’s biggest economy.

The shilling could trade between 92.50-93.20 to the dollar, with a move beyond 93 likely triggering intervention from the central bank, National Bank of Kenya trader, Chris Muiga, said.

Traders said a government bond could lend support to the shilling. Kenya’s central bank has invited bids for a 12-year infrastructure bond worth 25 billion shillings ($270m).

Ghana’s cedi could be buoyed by demand from businesses looking to settle domestic quarterly bills.

The West African currency has weakened by about 11 per cent since January, but looks set to reverse some of those losses, partly helped by a $940m International Monetary Fund aid deal this month that is expected to unlock additional offshore inflows.

“Liquidity has been weak on the local market … and this is likely to hold the dollar/cedi at current levels next week,” Barclays Bank analyst, Michael Akpakli, said.

The outlook points to a firmer Zambian kwacha this week, after the central bank hiked the amount of money commercial banks should deposit with the regulator and as the government plans to resolve a mining tax row with foreign investors.

The Bank of Zambia will raise the statutory reserve ratio to 18 per cent from 14 per cent on Wednesday.

“The increase will reduce liquidity and that should render support to the kwacha,” analyst Maambo Hamaundu told Reuters.

President Edgar Lungu last month directed the finance and mining ministers to adjust royalties on mining firms by April 8, saying the copper-producer could consider temporarily reverting to the less punitive tax regime which was in place in 2014.

Traders predicted a stable shilling on tightening liquidity but some investors were concerned about the impact of a planned increase in government spending.

The Ugandan government is planning to increase spending before the 2016 elections, although the central Bank of Uganda has vowed to use its key interest rate to keep inflation in check.

The shilling traded at 3,000/3,016, weaker than 2,975/2,985 a week ago.

“Liquidity is getting tighter in the market, we see this tightening slowing any weakening of the unit (shilling),” a trader at Bank of Africa, Ahmed Kalule, said.

SOURCE : http://www.punchng.com/business/money/naira-set-to-rise-further-this-week/

ok ooohh

lalasticlala:
“Pray for Buhari, Osinbajo not to die in power” – Prophet who predicted Jonathan’s defeat




http://dailypost.ng/2015/04/05/pray-for-buhari-osinbajo-not-to-die-in-power-prophet-who-predicted-jonathans-defeat/

am tired oooooH

davidufuoma:
sai change. A corper in my lodge refuse talkin to me because Buhari won. Lol. God wil silence all our enemies. Freedom to all. GEJ til may29

lolz dat corpa is vry 4uni ooh. Well don't blame him or her sha. Vry soon he or she wil witness d atmosphere of change. Buhari meant even ncrease his alawee soon. Tel him I say so. Sai-buhari

temitayoolu:
https://media.premiumtimesng.com/wp-content/files/2013/05/T.B.-Joshua.jpg


Controversial cleric of the Synagogue Church of All Nations, T.B. Joshua, on Sunday said he told the outgoing Nigerian

​p​residen​t, ​Goodluck Jonathan, that he would lose ​last week’s presidential election.
Mr. Joshua said he

​sent his ​message to the President several week before the election.
“I want to use this moment to congratulate Nigerians in our midst here,” Mr. Joshua began in a message to his multi-national congregation, televised live via his Christian network Emmanuel TV.

Alluding to his prediction a week to the election that the dark cloud he saw covering Nigeria was lifting, he said that a bloody ‘war’ would have ensued if not for the prompt concession of power by President Jonathan.

“Look, Nigeria wanted change – everyone was yearning for change. An attempt to stop change leads to war, to a bloodbath… If Nigeria knows what we have overcome, we would dance​,​”​ Mr. Joshua said.​

Mr. Joshua praised Mr. Jonathan’s tenure insisting that he had served his nation well despite the immense security challenges.

“I really want to salute President Jonathan. The President has served; he has done his best. It was just the season of crisis – and unfortunately he found himself at the lead in the season of crisis ​,​”​ he said.​

The cleric said ‘God’ spoke to him with a message for Mr. Jonathan several weeks before the general elections.

He said God told him -“This message should be delivered to your president, that whatever the outcome of this election, his regime has come to an end. He should accept to save the lives of millions,” he told the congregation.

Mr. Joshua claimed he called Mr. Jonathan by phone, adding that he had previously shared with him many revelations about Nigeria which eventually came to pass.

Insisting the seriousness of the revelation was such that it had to be relayed personally so as not affect votes, Mr. Joshua said Mr. Jonathan promptly sent a close aide to meet the cleric.

After the presidential aide had worshipped at his church during a Sunday service, Mr. Joshua said he met him and relayed the revelation that Mr. Jonathan’s regime had come to an end. “Soft landing – that is the language I sent to the president,” he told attendees.

Mr. Joshua described President Jonathan as a man who ‘has a heart for God’, revealing that he even spoke with the Nigerian president shortly before his historic concession call to President-elect Mr. Buhari.

“I said to him, ‘Your Excellency – all you need to say is thank You, Jesus, even when it seems there is nothing to be thankful for. He said, ‘Thank you, man of God’. Before I knew it, I saw the news on CNN that he had congratulated his opponent ​,​”​ Mr. Joshua said.​

He prayed that people from the ‘South-South’ region in Nigeria where President Jonathan hails from would understand that ‘their son has become a hero’, adding that his actions prove the region is after a united Nigeria.

Mr. Joshua reminded his congregants that he had given a similar message in 2010 to Laurent Gbagbo, the former President of Ivory Coast.

“In a vision, I saw crisis – thousands of people being killed in Ivory Coast – just because of the outcome of the election,” he said to congregants.

After sending the message across to the then Ivorian leader, a delegation of government figures and presidential aides was dispatched to Nigeria.

“I told them that whatever the outcome of the election – whether the popular or unpopular voice of people – our President should concede. His regime has come to an end,” Joshua reminisced.

According to the cleric, Mr. Gbagbo had personally called him regarding the prediction, looking for an avenue to avert it and inviting him to Ivory Coast. Joshua insisted that nothing more could be done.

When Mr. Gbagbo refused to concede power to Alassane Ouattara in the controversial 2010 elections, a bloody onslaught ensued leading to the deaths of thousands and his eventual incarceration and public disgrace.

Mr. Joshua also told his faithful how he had personally warned MKO Abiola that God was not backing his presidency in the ill-fated Nigerian elections of 1993 despite overwhelming public support in his favour.

He further recalled how, as a young man, he met the former Governor of Lagos State, Lateef Jakande, and told him that his beloved daughter was close to the grave. Both revelations came to pass, he said.

The cleric added that his prophetic ministry is the reason he does not take sides in politics. “That is why I don’t belong to any party. All the parties are my own. I love everyone. If I belong to this party and the message of God is now against that party, how will I present it – when no one knows the mind of God? It is better I am free to deliver God’s message.”

He said that material gain was not his mission and that no exchange of money can be involved when it comes to spiritual matters such as prophecy.

“I am a material to be used that will not cost you any money. I am afraid to collect money from you because if I collect it, it will affect the gift and grace of God in my life.”

Mr. Joshua prayed for the new government to be led by the All Progressives Congress. “Join me to pray for the new government, headed by President-Elect Buhari. Ask God to give our President a hearing heart – a heart that will listen to what the public is saying and want to know God’s opinion,” he said.


Source http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/180634-i-told-jonathan-he-would-lose-tb-joshua.html

am reali reali confuse, dis so called nigeria pastor's, sum of dem told jona he wil win d election and sum of dem say he wil lose d election. Now jona has lost d election dat means jona was scam den n he is stil alife. Life goes on. Pls nigeria pastor's u pple shud b straight 4ward and stp confusin nigerian's. God pls av mercy on us.

davidufuoma:
http://leadership.ng/news/423295/pdp-chieftain-stripped-naked-for-distributing-ortoms-handbills-in-benue

we d APC memba's we Rr witnessin change gradually, Vry soon all PDP memba's wil join d movn train of CHANGE. Sai-buhari

achemedez:
The 19 All Progressives Congress lawmakers in Ekiti State House of Assembly have said there is no going back on the impeachment notice issued against Governor Ayodele Fayose.

The embattled Speaker, Dr Adewale Omirin, said the governor cannot run away from the process because the impeachment notice served on him was a constitutional matter and contained serious issues of the law.

He said instead of staying in hiding to evade justice, it is better to live with the reality that the rule of law has come to stay in the country.

He said this while reacting to media reports credited to the factional Speaker, Dele Olugbemi, and ‎the governor’s media aide, Lere Olayinka, dismissing the impeachment notice as a joke.

Omirin in a statement by his Special Adviser on Media, Wole Olujobi, said the move was to rescue democracy‎ from the gridlock of executive lawlessness and impunity into which the state had been driven by the governor.

He said, “It will soon dawn on Fayose and his aides that the matter at hand goes beyond exuberant media skirmishes that are being deployed to rally support for the governor.

“Attention of the world has shifted to Ekiti State following the leaked tape detailing electoral fraud perpetrated to give Fayose victory. After that, several issues in Ekiti State are being questioned on the place of the constitution in nurturing democracy in the country, and as responsible citizens, we must act right to make democracy work.”

Omirin said all allegations raised in the impeachment notice were constitutional matters, to which the governor must be rea‎dy to produce answers instead of “belligerent attitude” in the media in addressing serious issue of constitutional significance.‎

Advising the governor to respond to the allegations against him, he said running away from the Government House and using his aides to cover his track would not help him in defending his assault on the nation’s constitution and other infractions against the constitution that were already established against him in courts.

“It is good that his men are talking in the media about the need to uphold the constitution in this matter even though they behave short of upholding the constitution in their conduct.

“Even though the governor trampled on the same constitution when he led thugs to attack judges in court and tore court records in the Chief Judge’s office, our duty is to follow constitutional path in this impeachment process.

“These men that are flying the governor’s banner will soon see the law in action. This impeachment process is real. We must rescue Ekiti State from lawlessness and fraud. The N1.3 billion poultry project fraud case is still in court. There are still cases of unresolved murders.

“We have again seen the resumption of state-sponsored terrorism with thugs attacking and maiming Ekiti people‎ after a break in 2006 when the governor was impeached for fraud and attacks on opponents.

“We thought his impeachment trauma in 2006 would have thought him a lesson, but the governor has proved that he cannot survive in a society where the law works. We advise him to come out of hiding and defend himself because we are prepared to give him a fair hearing. That is the reality he must face instead of downplaying se‎rious matter of constitutional consequences,” the Speaker added.



www.punchng.com/news/no-going-back-on-fayoses-impeachment-apc-lawmakers/

no wonda dis man fayose wanted goodluck 2 win dis election by all cost bcus d out goin president suported corruption alott, eya luck ran @ of him. He shud go n dance 2 d music. Olebuluku tief

Dasdfgnb:
The truth is bitter they say, where do you belong?
1. Those Who Are Late For Everything:
Some people are late because they're just really bad at being on time. They're late to everything: doctor appointments, their own wedding, and work(just name it). I don't know if there's any hope for these people.

2. Those Who Are Never Ashamed For Ever Being Late:
They are already used to it and are never ashamed of coming late for church services. You will see them confidently bounce into the church. Some will even come late and start shaking hands greeting those involved in the same act as if their presence demand royal attention.

3. Those Who Have Little Regard For God:
Speaking of those who walk into church late. Not everyone gets stuck in traffic or woke up late. If the church and God himself is so important to you, there is no reason to consistently walk in late. It seems completely disrespectful to me when people walk into the auditorium 1 or 2 hours into the service.

4. Those Who Think They Have Little Or No Problem:
Some people believe that those who are poor and in need of money, success, prosperity and material things often go to church early to make their supplication to God. Therefore, they attend church service late because they are comfortable with their finance, situation and everything that surrounds them.

5. Because They Want To Skip The Worship:
They don't want to have to stand there and sing the songs. They'd rather take their time getting to church and get there after the singing is over and be in time for the sermon. I know that in many churches the pastor isn't even in the room during the singing. He shows up 30minutes later when he appears on stage to preach. This sends a message to the congregation that the singing is something that can be skipped.

6. Those Who Spend More Time Wearing Make-Up:
It often takes much longer for these ones to get dressed than anticipated (especially for the ladies). They will spend time applying make-up and other perishable parameters as if they are going for beauty peagent and before you know it, they are late for church.

7. Those Who Have No Reason For Being Late:
It is a strange phenomenon. People who are never late for work, school, interview will saunter in 10 minutes to the end of the service and think nothing of it. They don't think the habit of being late for church is a big deal

8. Those Who Are Not Prepared For Anything:
These people are never prepared for anything, they are never prepared for church services, lectures, interviews and so on and so forth

ok ooooh

badassProdigy:
So, a runaway bride was spotted roaming around Lekki shopping mall. According to eyewitnesses who confronted her, she said she is avoiding her wedding.

Only God knows what actually happened to
her.

mtchewwwwwwww. I don't kw y most nigerian girls tink d way fishes do

Unibenstudent:
Just be more active in romance section, u will learn

ok tanks.

[quote author=Ishilove post=32334142][/quote]greedyness of d highest oda. 2 urg 2 join army slf bcus his brain box is nt yet mature @ all.

Goldrushnigeria:
Guessing he loved alcohol so much!! Lol!
http://goldrushnews247.com/they-just-had-to-use-this-pic-check-out-this-obituary-poster/

ummmmM! Dis is 4uni I guess dat bottle shud also go wit him n meet GOD. 4 family memba's 2 use dis pix, dat means they rr all drunk.

Unibenstudent:
1)helping her wash clothes
2)helping her write her exams
3)allowing her slap u playfully
4)giving her liberty to flirt with other guys when u r dating her
5)helping her carry her handbag
6)condoning her shouting on u
7)add urs

am 2 open 2 my girl frnd pls advice me...

TopGee:
I got a Call now and the Militants are claiming they are facing constant abuse by the same people that ganged up against them. They are threatening them, and so have decided to meet them at the battlefield. This is the reason I warned that our youths must be careful because the way Buhari supporters are abusing those that voted Jonathan might trigger "we no gree again." It is not a crime to vote for any candidate of your choice but our utterances may destroy Nigeria, and all those boasting Buhari will destroy this and that will realize that war is not as easy as they think.

The election has come and gone peacefully but post election comments suppose to douse tension, instead many youths want to set Nigeria on fire ignorantly through their utterances. They don't know the harm they are about to cause to Nigeria as a result of abusing and threatening other regions that voted Jonathan based on their convictions. Everybody must not vote for one candidate. You don't have the power yet.


http://www.citinewstv.com/2015/04/asari-mobilizing-and-5000-militants.html?m=1

na cataport 4 fit 2 stone dis guy call asari ooh, jst d way DAVID killed goliar.

IbnSultaan:
Who do you want as head of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)?

He/She will be in charge of the war on corruption in Nigeria

jst me alone.

KingEbukasBlog:
Former Head of State, Dr Yakubu Gowon was on a congratulatory visit to the president-elect at his Abuja residence earlier today. See photos below

Source>> http://www.kingebuka.com/2015/04/photos-former-head-of-state-gen-gowon.html

pls buhari know d kind of piple dat cum's around u ohh. Aniway sha tanks 2 Gowon he is also a great man.

Trailblazer1:
A certain man, Haruna Lawal landed on the hospital bed after having fun with a commercial sex worker in Ejigbo area of Lagos without paying.

Lawal had gone to a red light zone after reading online that the National Association of Nigerian Prostitutes had declared a three-day free sex promo to celebrate the victory of Gen. Muhammadu Buhari of the APC in the just concluded presidential poll.

DAILY POST gathered that Lawal, after having rounds of fun with the sex hawker all through the night, zipped up the following morning and thanked her for ‘driving him very well’.


Problem erupted when the lady demanded for her pay and Lawal reminded her of the ongoing promo announced by the association.

Angered by his submission, the lady whose name was given as Emmanuella strangled Lawal on his neck and demanded to for her pay.

“In the process of the struggle, Lawal slapped the lady and that attracted the attention of other prostitutes in the place who pounced on him and gave him the beaten of his life.
http://dailypost.ng/2015/04/02/free-sex-for-buhari-man-beaten-to-coma-after-refusing-to-pay-prostitute/

he get luck say dm nu beat am 2 death, u tink say prostitute get joy dis days... Nxt time u gat 2 b careful. Read well b4 u go their hus again.

ijustdey:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/man-cuts-off-girlfriends-breast-dumps-her-body-in-pit-toilet/

thurder go fire dat man ooh I swear. I tink d man shud b sentence 2 jail and 4get him there 2 die.

joyblinks:
Its palm sunday and Gov Amaechi is'not left behind. He is chasing all D evill spirit with Wat he is holding.

He is my Governor. Luv him.

na man u b govnu Amaechi.....

obumkeke:
President –Elect, Mu h amm a du Buhari has re­assured that his administration will crush the Boko Haram militants within two months of his assuming office.

General Buhari spoke yesterday evening during an interview with Chris­tiane Amanpour on CNN, monitored in Lagos.

He said there is insecu­rity in the north-east and in the Niger Delta regions just as he explains “we know how they started and where they are now and we will rapidly give attention to security in the country. And I believe we will ef­fectively deal with them in two months when we get into office.”

He said the Federal Government made some mistakes in its fight against Boko Haram and his ad­ministration will addressed the issues. Buhari however stressed the importance of the support and assistance of Nigeria’s neighbours: Niger, Cameroon and Chad to help checkmate the mili­tants.

“We will be needing the cooperation of neighbour­ing countries such as Cam­eroon, Chad and Niger. There were efforts made by the President Goodluck Jonathan administration, but it was not good enough and it came rather late,” he said.

But where did the Jona­than administration go wrong. Buhari drew atten­tion to the poor showing of the Nigerian military in the fight against Boko Haram and explained thus: “We expected the Federal Gov­ernment four years ago to sit down with these coun­tries and make sure they do not allow the terrorists free movement across bor­ders, training facilities and movement of weapons.

“These were only done a few months ago and we have seen how Cameroon, Chad and Niger are fighting Boko Haram more than Ni­geria is doing until recently. Really we have seen enough and we have enough law enforcement to face Boko Haram squarely.”

Buhari is confident that under his government, the Nigeria Army will perform differently. He also said the performance of the military was affected by corruption in the system.

“They will…if you re­call, the Nigerian soldiers out of all ethical expecta­tions were granting inter­views to foreign journalists, saying they were being sent to fight terrorists without proper weapons

“And then the National Assembly attempted to conduct a hearing to find out how much money was approved for training and weapon in the last three years but that hearing was scuttled by the administra­tion.”




http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=112327

ok ooooh.

lalasticlala:
http://pulse.ng/hotpulse/sex-and-health-6-ways-many-men-are-unknowingly-killing-their-sperm-id3621731.html

wait let me touch ma di.ck 1st b4 I comnt. Brb...

smurfy:
The interview was conducted by Christianne Amanpour. It ended at 7:30 pm of 1st April.

In the interview, Buhari refutes general allegations of not being a democrat stressing the fact that he'd followed due process in the past elections that he lost.

On how he planned to tackle economic challenges in the face of dwindling oil prices, the general stressed that the money saved from corruption and other avenues are enough to handle the country's economic challenges.

I pray 2 GOD hlp dis man 2 lead nigeria vry well.

dridowu:
http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/04/01/man-arrested-for-shaving-womans-pubic-hair/

ummmmM ntn wey man pikin nu go read or see 4 dis NL. I tink dat man need 2 b question thoruoghly, sumtin tell's me he did it 4 a purpose.

ninjasta:
http://www.punchng.com/news/patience-jonathan-seeks-support-for-buharis-wife/

ummmmnM! Na wa ooh, afta all d many many nsuit 2 buhari. Well I like mama p n her husband sha, they played matured. UmmmmM! No condition is pamanent @ all.

lomprico:
We pray so o! I hope the DL members wont come out n say he dint say this when they rig the elections n katakata burst.
Meanwhile let's be careful of the change we want.
There is a massive tidal wave of change sweeping over the world. The reason for this change is the desire to remove existing corrupt governments. This desire for change is justified. Nevertheless it is important that we understand that genuine change involves a process of sincere and dedicated sacrifice by genuine patriots coming together to build a new nation established on proper foundations. In Libya they said anything but Gaddafi. Look at Libya today. In Egypt they said anything but Mubarak. They ended up with the Muslim brotherhood. In Syria they said anything but Assad. They have Isil and madness. In America they said change we can believe in. Now they have a man who has destroyed the moral fabric of the country and is attempting to force homosexuality and perversion throughout the entire world. In all these cases the desire for change was genuine but not properly worked out. I believe the same spirit has come to Nigeria. We also need change but let us build it on proper foundations.
Please think on these things.
It begins with you!

u jst hit d nail on d head. Dis is exactly wat has bein runin 2ru my mind. UmmmM! I pray 2 GOD dat real change we lookn 4 shud cum, bcus alott of nigerian's has sufer enuf. God pls av mercy on us.

lalasticlala:
http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/04/01/mimiko-fayose-others-absent-at-pdp-govs-meeting-with-jonathan/

jonathan is an HERO, 4 dos worthless govanu's dat was absent @ d meetn they shud go n boil stone's.*mtcheeeeeewwww*