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Mary said that she had three abortions for pastor during their courtship in order to save his ministry from crumbling

GboyegaD:
What is the big deal about a bag? She is the one attributing too much emphasis on what your of bag it is.

BiafranPrince:
Hawking is child abuse, this kind of thing will not happen in a sovereign Biafran nation.

Duty of children is to play, sleep, eat, and study where necessary. Any parent in Sovereign Biafraland found guilty of child abuse eg hawking, will be locked up where the parent will not see the sun forever, and no abrogation.

Nigerian government if they are serious, need to clamp down on child abusers, jail them or kill them outrightly

PUNCH Metro gathered that Senami had helped her stepmother, Rukayat, to hawk the goods, which she usually did in the evening every day. Senami lives with the couple in the Badagry area of Lagos.

handsometokunbo:
It's not easy to move on when you had once loved a guy. You ll continue to love him unless it was infatuation in the first place.

I was with a girl for 2yrs, we Bleep everywhere, anywhere and anyhow. We can't stay in a room without sex. If we are tired, we usually stayed in each other without sex( my Dick in her). If I m cooking in the kitchen, we ll have sex as if tomorrow would never come. On her way home at night, we ll quickly had a quickie quickie in the abandoned phone booth at street junction. That was how closed we were.

She went for a burial in Nigeria but couldn't wait for 2 weeks without sex. I decided to look for another babe before she comes back. I got one babe who spent about 1 week at my place and we carried on after she came back. 3mths into the clandestine relationship, the other became pregnant and refused to abort.

Finally, marriage came but my mind is always with my other lady. She got married too but we still found one way or the other to see each other.

That was how bad true love is.

Onyiido:
Something like thus happened at my area sometime ago where a mopol shot an inspector who he claimed was dating his girlfriend, shot the so called girlfriend $ killed himself. Sometimes the way they kill is as if they were injected with a poisonous substance be4 they carry out their foolish act of killing. This should serve as a lesson to them who date the force guys knowing they are as well married. God will save us from them all

Tragedy struck on Limca Road in the Iyana Isolo area of Lagos State on Thursday after a speeding truck crushed a warehouse driver to death.

PUNCH Metro learnt that the driver, identified as Rafiu Baale, was pushed into the path of the truck by a tricycle driver, Imeh Matthew, during an affray.

Our correspondent learnt that Imeh and his brother were in the tricycle when a car driver bashed it.

They were said to have stopped in front of the warehouse, where the incident happened, to challenge the car owner.

The action created gridlock, forcing the manager of the warehouse to intervene. He asked the warring parties to vacate the company’s gate area.

Our correspondent was told that the deceased, who was a driver with the company, also came out and joined in the call for calm.

However, as the affray and the peace making continued, the tricycle driver was alleged to have pushed Baale to the road and he was crushed to death by a speeding truck.

The matter was said to have been reported at the Answani Police Station, and the truck driver, Aliu Salisu, and the tricycle driver, Imeh, were arrested.

Twenty-five-year old Imeh told PUNCH Metro that he acted in self-defence and had no intention of killing the victim.

He said on the day of the incident, he had parked his tricycle at a junction to eat, adding that it was while returning in his younger brother’s tricycle that the incident happened.

He said, “I am a tricycle driver and I ply Iyana Isolo to Jakande Estate route every day. I have been driving for the past five years.

“On Thursday, last week, I was in my brother’s tricycle when a car hit us.

“I came down with my brother to challenge the man.

“It was while doing this that the manager of the company emerged from somewhere and asked why we were making a noise.

“I was about explaining to him when he slapped me. I wanted to talk and he slapped me again.

“He said we should leave the place. Then the driver of the car that bashed us also started struggling with me.

“They all came out from the company and were holding and pulling me. It was when I wanted to defend myself that I mistakenly pushed the man.”

It was learnt that the truck driver crushed the victim and unknowingly dragged him on the road.

Salisu, 29, said it was his conductor that called his attention to the incident.

He said, “I am a school dropout. I have been driving for the past seven years. I have a driving licence, which expired in December, 2014.

“On that day, I was going to Auchi with some goods.

“When I got to Aye bus stop on Iyana Isolo Road, a policewoman ordered me to stop and I did.

“When she cleared me to go, I also obeyed. My eyes were on her. I did not know they were fighting around that area.

“It was after I had moved that my conductor started shouting that I should stop. That was when I knew what had happened.”

Our correspondent learnt that the victim did not die on the spot.

He was said to have been rushed to a hospital, but died on the way. He was confirmed dead in the hospital.

The uncle of the suspect, Emmanuel Udoh, urged the police to thoroughly investigate the matter, saying he believed his cousin was not to blame for the victim’s death.

Udoh said Imeh was overwhelmed by the crowd that surrounded him and it was in a bid to free himself that Baale died.

He said, “I believe the police can do a good job in this case.

“All those who witnessed the incident testified to the fact that the security guards around that place and some other people there confused him.

“It was during that confusion that the man was crushed to death.”

He described Imeh as a hard working man, who had no criminal record before he was brought to Lagos from the village in Cross River.

The Police Public Relations Officer, Kenneth Nwosu, said the matter had been transfered to the Criminal Investigation Department, Yaba.

danlaw:
Only mad ladies marry policemen. Nigerian Policemen are a group of organized crime syndicate that cover their own crime. A group of policemen men would organize themselves and start arresting people on the street and tag them as robbers and start extorting money from them.If you fail to agree to pay, they can have you killed.

Someone officially armed by the Nigerian police would use same gun given to them to rub and kill innocent citizens.

Major oil marketers and depot petroleum products marketers on Thursday said that the current fuel scarcity in the country might persist beyond May 29, if the Federal Government failed to pay their outstanding claims on subsidy.
The Executive Secretary of Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria, Obafemi Olawore, disclosed this at a media briefing with the newsmen in Lagos.
Mr. Olawore said the outstanding payment on subsidy and interest remained unpaid by government and this had led to its members’ inability to import petroleum products in the last few days.
According to him, the scarcity may also persist beyond the hand over date that will usher in a new political administration of Gen Muhammadu Buhari (rtd).
“Because of the huge outstanding that we have; because we have not been able to pay back the loan we have taken, because our suppliers are not too confident, we are unable to bring fresh import.
“Whatever we have now is what we have received from NNPC and it is the small quantity that we have from NNPC, that is why you see all the trucks in Lagos scrambling for them.
Mr. Olawore said unless the over N200 billion that the government owed both MOMAN and DAPPMA was paid, scarcity might persist beyond May 29.
The Executive Secretary of Depot and Petroleum Products Marketing Association (DAPPMA), Olufemi Adewole, also said the Federal Government owed its members more than N200 billion.
He said that out of its 40 members, only 24 participate in the subsidy programme, adding that all its members had been paid subsidy while only six out of 24 had been paid their interest.
The Finance Minister and Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, had on May 3, said the Federal Government was not owing the marketers up to N200 billion.
She said that after paying the marketers N154 billion a week earlier, the government was only aware of N131 billion outstanding payment.
(NAN)

changevirus:
why do i dislike lai( lie )mohammed?

clevvermind:
i was going through my sister's phone, and i saw indecency films. i just feel like smashing her head that moment. i just manage to hold myself. i was very angry with her cos i don't want her to be watching such things. i should be the only one watching such films. i don't want her to corrupt herself. she is just 20.
please, what should i do to her? what punishment should i give to her.

they told us point blank that the notes won’t be ready until May 24th. Because this date falls on a Sunday, that means we won’t be getting the handover notes until May 25th, just four days before the May 29th handover date ”How do they honestly expect us to peruse thousands of pages of handover notes, ask pertinent questions and seek necessary clarifications within four days?

”A discerning party spokesman, rather than a rabble-rousing one, would have understood the elder statesman’s stand for what it is instead of using it as a peg to issue a needless, hollow statement that puts his party and government in bad light. We had decided to allow sleeping dogs to lie, but now that Metuh has stirred the hornet’s nest, it is time to put out the facts for Nigerians to judge.

youmour:
Bro,that one never see wetin go make am react turn to the hulk,i was once an advocate like you oh but right now my eyes are open,dont give your heart fully to any other woman except your mother and you will live long

youmour:
You think say women dey reason? Lol dem never evolve reach that level when we don dey since.




The fear of sharing a home with someone that could strike you like a viper over one small matter dey scare me no be small, when i don hammer i go just involve one smallie somewhere when go born male pikin for me to carry my legacy

ElFenomeno1:
You are a fu...cking donut!

They had issues... She moved on to another man, someone else she fancied.

What is wrong with that?

Fu....cking brainless buffoon!

MzJackBaueress:
Ifeanyichukwu Transport Ltd. (1974)

Classicman47:
[s]Well maybe because u didn't make yourself available for her to choose at the time.[/s]
Dumb question.

ElFenomeno1:
You post lack common sense and sane reasoning. Why shouldn't she choose who she is comfortable with or happy with? What is wrong in that ....

“I thank the former British Prime Minister for his concern for Nigeria and Nigerians, in what he is prepared to do by continuing to help us as a country and as a people.”

By Levinu Nwabughiogu
ABUJA — Visiting former British Prime Minister, Mr. Tony Blair, yesterday assured President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari (retd) of the support of the major democracies of the world, especially Britain to enable him succeed.
Blair gave the assurance during his congratulatory visit to Buhari in Abuja.
Speaking to journalists after a closed door meeting, the former PM hailed the credibility and the tranquillity that defined the last general elections, saying Nigeria and her people had earned the respect of the international community.
He expressed confidence in the incoming government of Buhari, saying it was determined to achieve its set objectives.
He said: “In the last few weeks, Nigeria has earned respect through out the whole world. There is enormous support for Nigeria now in the international community. The support takes into consideration the challenges that lie ahead and there is great confidence in the country.
“This is an election which took place in a way which the country showed the majority of democracies the spirit and character of its people and in the President-elect and Vice President-elect.
“It is a leadership that I know is determined to do its best for the country. Obviously, the future and destiny of Nigeria lies in the hand of its people.
“I just want to say to the President-elect that there is tremendous support for you and the country at this moment and all of us. In what ever way we can stand ready to support you and help you. It is a moment of great challenges which bother on the life of the people as well as their security and so on.
“If the same spirit and character that defined the election can be taken through these coming years to address the challenges, I think we can all have great confidence in the times ahead.
“Thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to see you again here in Nigeria and wish you and your team the best in the times head”.
Also speaking, the president-elect, told journalists of what transpired behind the closed doors.
He said: “We had a meeting and discussed how Britain and the United States were helping us in making sure that we conducted ourselves according to our constitution. The fact that it has been so successful is a major relief for us and to all people of conscience throughout the world.
“I thank the former British Prime Minister for his concern for Nigeria and Nigerians, in what he is prepared to do by continuing to help us as a country and as a people.”