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Next time get a banana and throw it at them.........those stinking fellow

I saw a tiger doing BJ for a man

As for me, the more I try resisting any lady for s3x the more I got sick.........I short I felt like am heavy on something

Will this Man, ever get married?

All I see is the cattle rearer and a ape like creature

Blood tonic helps better

Mikel - cancel Where sanogo dey, where Ba oscar nko

SEE AS TAIWO LOOK RESPONSIBLE I SWEAR MONEY STOP NONSENSE

Is surname must be RIP

Blood of God

Uve just succeeded in telling us uve been sick for so long by opening a thread like dis

Sm1 should climb d bed on wake him up

Kissing......I luff kissing, but really hav dis phobia of kissing the wrong lady wt odour stuffs that smells like garlic

This really got me confused, if this is real

Yomieluv:
Funniest thing,those guys might have been hiding under the guise of. Cultism to harass students.

See their ends now.

Are u insinuating cultist don't do such silly act?

then find 2 odd stake am, u will be having close to 700+ in 90mins or nothing, afterall every business has its own level of risk irrespective of their profits

How do one masturbate??

Fourteen years after the gruesome murder of a
former Minister of Justice and Attorney General
of the Federation, Chief Bola Ige (SAN), the
Inspector-General of Police, Mr. Solomon Arase,
on Monday, said the case could be reopened.
Solomon, who spoke on Monday during a
programme, “View from the top,” on Channels
Television, said that the investigation into the
murder failed because it was not based on
proper intelligence.
It will be recalled that the candidate of the
Peoples Democratic Party in Osun State and a
former Chairman, Senate Committee on
Appropriation, Chief Iyiola Omisore, the
immediate past Minister of Police Affairs, Mr.
Jelili Adesiyan, and the current National
Secretary of the PDP, Prof. Wale Oladipo, were
arrested and charged for the murder.
They were, however, discharged by the courts
after a series of trials.
Arase, who was a member of the special
homicide unit that investigated the case, said the
investigation was also marred by the political
atmosphere at the time.
Arase said the suspects were made to undergo
lie detector tests.
He said, “Some people were charged to court
but just as I said before, our investigation was
not intelligence-led. So, we tended to situate it
within the political complexion of Osun State at
that time. And you will also remember that there
were a lot of distractions when that investigation
started.
“So, it looked as if the attention of the police was
diverted from the original cause of the event. I
remember we also brought in the FBI (Federal
Bureau of Investigation) and we wanted to
ascertain if the people that we had in custody
were the real people.
“So, we administered the polygraph examination
but it did not work out. The polygraph test
showed that they were not the perpetrators. The
scientific aid we were trying to get was not in
tandem with the circumstantial evidence that we
had gathered. And when you have such issues,
the suspect is given the benefit of the doubt. So,
they walked away.”
Arase, who was also the Deputy Inspector
General of Police in charge of Intelligence before
he was promoted last month, said the case had
not been closed.
The police boss said if new evidence emerged,
the case would be revived.
He said, “Murder cases don’t have statutes of
limitation. Cases can always be reopened as it is
done in other countries. Once there is fresh
evidence to suggest that the probability of
involvement or the criminal responsibility of one
of the suspects in that matter is higher, it can
always be reopened. You hardly close a criminal
investigation that way.”
Arase said it was his plan to implement police
reforms and also increase the standard of living
of junior police officers.
The police boss urged his men to be more
professional and continue to operate on the
assumption that suspects are innocent until
allegations against them were proven otherwise.
He, therefore, ordered his men to stop the habit
of arresting suspects before gathering evidence.
He said for things to improve in the police, the
best university graduates must also join the
security agency.
He said, “We must ensure that those who are
brought into the force are intelligent enough and
can be easily trained. When your manpower is
wrong ab initio, you get everything wrong. So,
we have to look at our recruitment policy. We
should be able to attract the best people into the
force.”

South African Deputy President Cyril
Ramaphosa, on Monday in Nairobi tendered
apology to Kenyans, condemning the recent
brutal xenophobic attacks that claimed some
lives.
Ramaphosa, who was in Kenya to meet Kenyan
President Uhuru Kenyatta over South Sudan
crisis, apologized for the loss of lives.
He addressed thousands of Kenyans during
celebrations to mark 52 years of internal self-
rule in Nairobi.
Deputy President said his country want to
demonstrate unity as Africans for the continent
to prosper.
“I apologize to Kenyans and the rest of Africa for
the unfortunate events that recently took place
in South Africa.
We are all one united in the love of our
continent,” he said.
One Kenyan was killed in South Africa’s
xenophobic rampage in April.
Hassan Stima, a former casual laborer, was said
to have been attacked in his house on April 17 in
Johannesburg.
A wave of xenophobic attacks against foreign
African nationals hit the cities of Durban and
Johannesburg in April.
Foreign nationals were accused of taking away
jobs and businesses from natives.
Several African governments whose citizens
were victims of xenophobic attacks had also
threatened to shut down South African owned
business operating in those countries.
Ramaphosa said South Africa would still
continue hosting immigrants from foreign
countries.
“We are part of Africa, and we will continue to
welcome you to South Africa.
“We want to embrace you and work with you.
“I welcome Kenyans and the rest of Africa to
South Africa, we are sorry for the recent
Xenophobia attacks in our country,’’ he said.
Ramaphosa, who has held talks with President
Kenyatta and also attended celebrations in
Nairobi, was expected to travel later to Juba in
South Sudan to help solidify a political deal
there.
Ramaphosa’s Spokesperson Ronnie Mamoepa
said the deputy president is the Special Envoy of
South African President Jacob Zuma to South
Sudan and would be joined by Abdurahman
Kinana, the Secretary General of Tanzania’s
ruling party, Chama Cha Mapinduzi, as a co-
guarantor of the Sudanese People’s Liberation
Movement (SPLM) Reunification Agreement.
The Reunification Agreement was signed in
Arusha, Tanzania, earlier this year by various
factions of the SPLM.

Members of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
are in a state of alarm over an unlawful
conspiracy initiated by members of the All
Progressive Congress (APC), to remove Ekiti
State Governor, Ayodele Fayose from office.
Fayose who has been in a continuous clash with
members of the State House of Assembly
acquired an authorized court order that barred
the members from beginning the impeachment
process.
Uche Secondus, who is The Acting Chairman of
the PDP, addressed a group of elected
lawmakers at a party gathering in Port Harcourt
this morning. He stated, "that the Ekiti
lawmakers "are presently camped at a location
in Osun in preparation to be moved to Ekiti."
Thereafter, Mr. Secondus said the party
considered it a criminal act if the Ekiti lawmakers
are permitted to move forward with their
intentions.
"We call on President Buhari to intervene. As a
Party, we will not sit down and watch democracy
being derailed. We have been working on
deepening democracy for the past 16 years. We
must continue to deepen it and I call on you to
deepen democracy."
Mr. Secondus called on the Party to end
throwing blame at one another and instead for
them to all together head the task of rebuilding
the Party.
He stated that PDP intends to upgrade its
research and communication units so that it can
be an adept opposition Party.
President of the Senate, David Mark, said that
with unity between party members and
cooperation between leadership of the party,
PDP will be better able to give the ruling APC a
tough fight.

Elparaiso:
Substitute "rare" for "rear"

Thanks bro, it must been a misunderstanding of words

Evina:
Bros. You mean her self esteem is from the back?
Rear ko, behind ni.

To topic: looks like a display of art work on her skin.

Y don't you help me wt the proper word, since its obvious I never go to school for once

Story for dem gods, so must we also beg b4 we bcome a celeb? Dat same reason u purchase goods on credit frm a lady in d struggle only for you to set it ablaze*trash*

It also reminded me of an incompleted script I read on NL "many shockers of Miss Luisa"

Wu is hamid Ali?

Hope na pin charger e dey use?

Yeeeeee! Mo gbe
Wat a very unrare high self esteem been a model

holicalpha:
My condolences to her...

The word "Rape" makes me sick... Imagining 4 bastards on her turn by turn makes me feel sorry for all girls.

And the worst part is she Lost her Virginity to those bastards. God be with her,IJN.

Bros u believe her story? Where in Nigeria would u see nurse still with her virginity? Definitely my grandmother must be one

ijustdey:
Check you posting and see if you never attached ethnicity to it by saying that region again as if they have the monopoly of crime





So, its your mouth that you are using to write...... Maybe that's why the tone of your reply was******

I will assume u r one of those that embrace crime

ijustdey:
Stop giving crime any ethnic colouration

[s][quote author=ijustdey post=34304884]Young man I came frm dat region, I can't just but hav to say is getting too much from Ogun state, call a spade a spade, instead of just running ur mouth.........I wonder what my comment got to do with ethnics