phemmie06:
Another story of promise

baba abeg go hug transformer

grosebiz:
If you are a student of history, you will recall that almost the same way Fayose attacks PMB, APC hired people to pummel GEJ without decorum.
It is Nemesis hour.

Apc never hired pple....we gat pple dt can stand any baga

opeoluwa20:
Write your own oga

shey na persin wey no pass primary one go write ds kin tin.....guy u sef dy vex me.....

www.wailerz.com...click ds site if u b one...........awon were

Sometimes i jst feel ashamed of commenting in here, jst because of some foolish individuals......

I still dy laugh sef....e tire me oooooooo
Front page tins.......

If i carry u go banana my guy...u go love lagos si oooooooo...i no hear oshodi 4 dt song jst because of how dirty traders in oshodi made it

Nyc one

Go nd buy innosson motor kiakia

Go nd buy innosson one time

Ade baba......olohun i love ds man lyk madt

Ade baba......olohun i love ds ma lyk madt

If dm kill am well....... Dm go even retweet im death

chukwudi44:
Does Buhari obey court orders? Like Buhari like Tompolo!!! I don't blame him though.Who will surrender himself for trial when he knows that the outcome would net be obeyed by the FG if the trial does not go their way.

i shake head 4 you

– For being very vocal, the Senate has ordered for the investigation of Senator Kabir Marafa over statement that is seen by the Senate’s leadership as bringing the red chamber to disrepute
– The planned investigation has drawn condemnation by Senator Ahmed Lawan and others who described it as unnecessary
– The senators said that the Senate has too much tasks to oversee saying that the investigation of Marafa for mere statement amount denied of free speech

The Senate was divided on Tuesday, February 16, over moves by its leadership to investigate Senator Kabir Marafa on allegation of bringing the Senate to disrepute. Some senators who are opposed to the investigation called it unnecessary. The senators said that the senate had more pressing issues to consider. Recall that the Senate had mandated investigation into allegation of an interview published in The Punch granted by Sen. Marafa which allegedly brought the Senate to disrepute. Senator Ahmed Lawan (APC Yobe North) said that the Senate ought to be more sensitive in discharging of its function so as to ensure probity, transparency and accountability. He said that the Senate should concern more about building a reputable image through its actions rather than being concerned with the actions or interview of one individual senator. Lawan said: “I think at the moment, we are hypersensitive to what the public feels about us because an individual senator bares his mind on an issue. “So I will advise the Senate that instead of spending so much time an individual senator, we should rather take the bull by the horn and focus on our fundamental functions and mandates. “If we do that, no Nigerian will disrespect the National Assembly or indeed the Senate.” In his view, Senator Abu Ibrahim (APC Katsina South) said that the Senate was a very big institution with great responsibilities and should not limit itself to individual’s free speech. He said that the moment the Senate begins to make mountains out of small issues then it could lead to the Senate investigating itself. “Our main function requires freedom of speech: the moments you start instilling fear among ourselves that whether the Senate will impute meanings to whatever we say, then we have to call ourselves to order. “I believe that our colleagues should be very careful in this kind of situation. We should consider statements according to their merits. “What did Marafa say really that impinged on the integrity and the public image of the National Assembly? “We have so many pressing problems in this country. We should concentrate on those issues that will move the nation forward. But here we are trying to cause more troubles for ourselves. “If we are doing anything to our colleague, we are doing so to ourselves collectively,” the lawmaker said. On his part, Senator Ibrahim sounds one of warning that he and other senators will be waiting for the report of the committee but stressed that the Senate ought to tread cautiously.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/733310-allegedly-disrespecting-senate-read-happen-senator-marafa.html

Last2comment:
He will be caught, he won't be caught.

which sickness dy worry u gan......

– His lawyer, Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, has been visiting the court frequently but to no avail
– Justice Ibrahim Buba promises to give him the ruling


Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tomopolo, a former militant leader who has refused to appear before a Federal High court to answer his charges is trying to play a fast one on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). READ ALSO: EFCC chairman under fire over statement against judiciary Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Whatsapp Government Ekpemupolo, also known as Tompolo has appealed his case before the federal high court. The embattled ex-warlord on February 16 appealed to a federal high court, sitting in Lagos state, to give him a copy of the ruling of February 8, 2016 in the charge filed against him by the EFCC, to allow him appeal against same, Vanguard reports. One of the counsels to the ex-militant leader, Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, has reportedly been visiting the court to get the ruling, but to no avail. Adegboruwa, yesterday made an oral appeal to Justice Ibrahim Buba, conveying his frustrations in respect of the ruling. The defence counsel told the court that it was pertinent to appeal to the judge to intervene because of the limited time Tompolo has to exercise his right of appeal. Responding to the defence counsel request, Justice Bubu said the court’s ruling was only delivered on February 8, 2016, adding that he had accumulated judgments and rulings to deliver. Justice Buba told Adegboruwa, that a lawyer from his firm had been frequent in the court since February 8, 2016 over same request. The judge said the ruling was being typed, but assured Adegboruwa that it would be ready today (Tuesday) for him to pick up. The EFCC on February 11 declared Tompolo wanted after he failed to show up in court to answer his charges. The anti-graft agency recently revealed that the former militant leader was declared wanted for illegal diversion of N11.9 billion ($60 million) belonging to NIMASA. READ ALSO: How we got N905.8m from NIMASA for no contracts – Witness The Inspector General of Police, Mr Solomon Arase, on Friday February 12 during a tour of the Ekiti state police command disclosed that detectives are on the trail of the former Niger Delta militant leader following an arrest warrant issued by the court against him. Arase said: “We are looking for Tompolo and my men are on his trail. We will arrest him anywhere we sight him.” Tompolo and the immediate past director-general of NIMASA, Patrick Akpobolokemi, as well as others are slammed with a 40 count charge of fraudulent activities.
Read more: https://www.naij.com/733324-read-tompolo-wants-render-efcc-powerless.html?source=notification

vault:


olosho wey puna never spoil?..... u no fit see,, naija boys dey para

i fit see amateur na

70% of ladies nw are olosho, so if i see portable olosho wey every nver spoil, dn i can marry her........

Iru kileyi......Nkaan Nbe

D tin cn resemble all ds idol made jazz

WATCHOVER:
This Arms money is gradually becoming irrelevant. since this government on its own have failed the masses.

Ode nie

I gat no joy 4 oleh!!!!!!!!

MrBendel:


The mobile network earn money by selling data. The services drives operators revenue, the more people use them the more data the operator sells. It's like NERC wanting to regulate samsung or Sony for selling TVs because they use electricity which you have already paid for.

NCC should recognise the change in user behaviour and technology in the world and provide catalyst policies to stimulate this change in Nigeria positively rather than always thinking on how to protect operator over the people.

tnk u sir 4 ds little bt gr8 correction

Good one....simply because without ds mobile network facebook ati awon emawa e cant work......that means its either facebook nd co create dere own nerwork or pay incentives 2 traditional networks...shikena

Nyc write up........i nw understand beter nw......

Lactating mothers often express concerns that drugs they take, or which are prescribe for them by a doctor, may be excreted in breast milk and may affect the baby. While most drugs, including antibiotics, do pass into breast milk, the amount is small and will neither benefit nor harm the baby.
Only a few drugs may cause damage to the baby. These include anticoagulants(given to the mother to treat blood clots) which may cause haemorrhages in the body; antithyroid drugs(particularly thiouracil) which may depress the infant's thyroid gland; ) a laxative called coloxyl which may give the baby diarrhoea; lithium which may make the baby cold and blue, and mysoline which is sometimes used to treat epilepsy.
If you have been prescribe one of these drugs, stop breastfeeding and ask your doctor if its safe to continue to breast feed......

Mr samɓo's turn to sleep 4 kuje prison dn come

Me:Mr samɓo
Samɓo:Sir
Me:How many times i call u
Sambo:Three times
Me:Go anɗ return ƴa share
Sambo: I cannot say anƴtin nw unless ma oga(mr jonathan) returns his share....

Me:Mr samɓo Samɓo:Sir Me:How many times i ca

Khd95:
NA have dis type,just that this one is a bit longer,nd NA's is a bit bigger,if dis make fp i fit post d pix

oya post am

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