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As she slept in the early hours of the fateful day, Monsurat reportedly said she dreamt that she slapped Moses. Though Moses was no stranger to her, it was a queer dream that frightened her. As she woke up in the morning, Crime Reports learnt that Monsurat approached one of her friends and narrated her dream to the lady, wondering what it could mean.

barackodam:
Excuse us please, we aint babies and so they ain't, when APC lures them they can choose to stay.


GEJ personally lured Atiku thrice, what happened?? he chose to stay.....make we hear word jorrh

Former Political Adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan, Prof. Ahmed Gulak, has said the Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Adamu Mu’azu, was responsible for the loss of President Goodluck Jonathan and the party in the general elections.

Gulak told Sunday Punch that Mu’azu is a mole planted in the party as his appointment as PDP chairman marked the beginning of the downfall of the party.

Reacting to the allegation that there are moles in the party, Gulak said: “He should tell us who the moles are because there are a lot of people who believe that he is the number one mole planted in the PDP to destroy it.

“If the belief of the majority of the members of the PDP is anything to go by, you could say that the party chairman was the number one culprit for the dismal outing of the PDP.

“There is no party chairman of the PDP since 1998 that has led the party to such a disastrous outing.

“As a result, the national chairman should consider himself one of those that have to give way for the new party to come up. In fact, he doesn’t need to be told to turn in his resignation.”

Asked if he believes Mu’azu is one of the moles in the PDP, Gulak said: “I would say he did not have the party’s interest at heart from the time the party started campaigns.

“His heart was not with Mr. President, because when the President was inaugurating his campaign council, it was the national chairman who came out publicly to say there were a lot of injustices in the party.

“And the question was: Who caused these injustices? He was the national chairman; he had the authority to submit names to the Independent National Electoral Commission for elections and he short-changed a lot of people.

“Therefore, I will align with those calling for his resignation as a result of this disastrous outing. Even in his home state, Bauchi, he could not muster 25 per cent (of votes) for the party.

“Therefore, he doesn’t need to be told that his time is up or that the PDP does not need him any longer if we have to rebuild the party.”

Gulak said it was the position of Mu’azu that also cost the party the governorship seat in Adamawa State where the party featured a former Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Nuhu Ribadu.

Gulak said Ribadu was imposed on the party by Mu’azu despite the fact that he (Ribadu) was not popular.

He said: “Ribadu, from day one, was not a known politician in Adamawa politics.

“He is part of the impositions made by the national chairman that cost us a victory in Adamawa State.

“It has been a PDP state right from 1999 and Ribadu was in the APC.

“The national chairman just brought him from the opposition and gave him the ticket the following day.

“How would you expect the people of Adamawa State to vote for that kind of candidate?

“Those are some of the reasons why I am saying the chairman needs to go and give way for the rebuilding of the party.”

Gulak said the party would return to the drawing board to strategise on the repositioning of the PDP.

He said those leaving the PDP for the All Progressives Congress in the wake of the loss of the party were politicians of fortune.

He said: “We will go back to the drawing board. We already know that those that have defected from the PDP to the APC are politicians of fortune.

“They are opportunists. They want to look for where they can be accommodated in government, instead of them to stay back and rebuild their party to recapture power.

“It’s (about) service; it is not what you get out of the system, but what you put into it. That is why some people like us are staying back to rebuild the party around credible people.

“We have to overhaul the party, analyse critically and then put the round pegs in the round holes in order to move the party forward.

“We know that more of the people remaining are going to leave the party. Even without telling them to leave, they will leave.

“There are people that will be told to leave for their misbehaviours and for the roles they played in the dismal outing of the party.

“After that weeding out; the good ones will be left behind as good seedlings for the new party to rejuvenate and recapture power in the nearest future.”

Missmoney:
Na wa o

I returned home, I took my two children that Rosemary left behind for blood test since DNA test is expensive. The only child who had the same blood group as my was the first child I had with Rose in secondary school. When she came back from Delta, I told her that I got a new job and said that she should go and do a blood group test as the company required the whole family to do such. When she did it, the second and third children had the same blood group but it was not the same with their mother’s blood group or mine. That was when I knew the children were not mine.”

It was at this point that David made her Jezebelic move. From behind, she poured a pot of boil­ing water on his back. When he screamed and turned towards her, she did the same to his stomach. With his body severely scalded, Onipede rushed out, calling his landlady for assistance.

Dyt:

A pastor at Tungan-Maje, an Abuja suburb was on Wednesday arraigned before an Abuja Upper Area Court sitting at Zuba for allegedly defiling his friend’s 11-year-old daughter.

bennyrazz:

bennyrazz:
will the incoming wife pity herself?

bennyrazz:
yes o I can only pity the second wife, same will apply

cococandy:
you think women don't like good looks?
Maybe you should be considering it a wake up call for men to not let themselves go after marriage so that the wife won't seek 'help' outside

Orisirisi.

Anything to excuse misbehavior.

kodded:
link ?

“It’s hard to say goodbye my captain and hero. Death has robbed me of you. You were a loving husband, a loving father, a loving brother and a loving son.
“That’s what you are and will always be. Death is what we all will face but you left us so suddenly.

“Your son couldn’t call you daddy, my heart bleeds. You died for us to have peace in this country, you will forever remain in our hearts. We love you but God loves you more because he took you to a place where there’s no bomb blast of Boko Haram or war.

“Continue to rest in the bosom of the almighty captain A O Edekin. Miss you so much.”

This was the lamentation of the Mrs. Ehigocho B. Edekin, wife of one of the soldiers who lost their lives during an encounter with the Boko Haram sect in Adamwa recently.

Captain Edekin, 30, alongside 7 others military personnel were killed by an explosive device planted by suspected Boko Haram foots soldiers near Michika last week.

To the young widow, the demise of her husband is still like a dream.

Speaking with DAILY POST on phone, the bereaved widow described the transition of her spouse as sad and shocking, saying that it was least expected.

“My brother, such is life. God knows the best. I still can’t believe my captain is no more. It looks like I am still dreaming. So sad that he can’t wait for our two months old son to grow to call him daddy. Death has really dealt with me. It is well my brother,” an emotion-laden Mrs. Edekin told our reporter on phone, Friday evening.

He was on Friday committed to mother earth in his country home of Sobe, Owan West Local Government Area of Edo State.

kodded:
dude no time for long talk..............show me a proof that they use hate words against buhari

kodded:
show me evidence of them using hate words that can cause emotional torment to apc folks




you cant go to court and accuse some one of stealing without backing yourself up with some solid evidence.....hope you know that

cococandy:
Well apparently

But Ask them how many of them will be happy to have a daughter or sister divorced by her hubby because she lost her figure then you will see their hypocrisy shining.

Buncha retardss

Keep being the voice of reason among the many who only think with their p3nis.

bennyrazz:
rflmao @ perfect figure

“I am tied down. I cannot go out freely because she suspects my movements all the time. If I stay outside late, she will be saying that I am seeing another woman. It is better to move on.”

kodded:
if you cant provide any evidence then you are lying

kodded:
evidence ?

OtunbaChibok:
For the records,APC spokepersons never call GEJ names,ordinary nigerian who saw the cluelessness of the "commander in chief" did. Mr Metuh,braze up for a contrsutive opposition cos its not going to be easy speaking from d opposition side henceforth.

kodded:
and have you ever heard them beaten any one to pulp like them thugs in apc ?......

kodded:
that is becaues pdp is a party fill with gentlemen.....while apc is a party fill with thugs and criminals

Aliyu Tasiu, who is the second suspect, is a brother to the grandmother of the kidnapped child.
He blocked the view of the child’s grandmother,