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She sings sex sex, her wears screams sex sex, ahe dances sex sex sex and u think sex sex sex won't happen. Teebilz wake up, what u see is what u get |
When people talk about size, I get the impression they are just talking to create a fake impression, I don't think size is the main reason women enjoy sex, size has very little impact on overall sexual experience. |
It just shows the lack of honour and dignity that now perverse our land. politucians and top govt officials lack the dignity their office deserves. Danladi ought to have disqualified himself, in the beginning. Saraki is also a blatant rogue, He is more interested in fighting dirty than proving his innocence. |
@Jumoke in case you're reading. Fame, Celebrity life only last for so long. Do plan for the after celebrity life, for all this fame and celebrity u enjoy today is just a rave of the moment |
Buy a tokunbo even if it is 1997 car. It will br better for u, also choose toyota, spares are cheap and easy to fix. The truth is with ur budget, you can only get an old car, with an old car you have to consider cost of repairs and spare parts. |
coolbis:The Niger Delta is notorious for indiscriminate sex, teenage pregnancy is not uncommon, however curiously our activists are only concerned about teenage marriage! |
I will continue to say it most Nigerians are unintelligent: 1) Nigeria-Chad:2-0 - Keshi 2) Tanzania-Nigeria: 0-0: Oleiseh 3) Nig-Egypt: 1-1 : Siasia 4) Egypt-Nig: 1-0 : Siasia And we blame Oleiseh ![]() Oleiseh was yet to settle down, how many training sessions did He have with the team . If we continue in this business of blaming coaches, which have been doing in the last 20 years, then we would keep getting the same result of the past 20 years. |
prinsam30:That is not why we failed. Overall the quality of players we have do not complement each other, we have no good creative midfilder, our wingers are poor at delivering good crosses, and not so good on taking defenders on either. Nigeria needs to realise that the problem is that we are no longer producing very good players, that is where the problem lies and not the coaches. However, we need to allow our coaches stay on the job long enough to remedy the situation |
Hopefully, we would learn that it is not about sacking coaches. |
Jesus was never crucified but raised up to God, and He shall return to complete his mission. Surah 4, Verses 157 & 158: “and their saying : we killed Christ Jesus, son of Mary, The messenger of Allah - but they killed him not, nor crucified him, but it was made to appear to them so; and those who disagree concerning it are full of doubts; they have no knowledge thereof save pursuit of a conjecture; For surely they killed him not; but Allah took him up unto Himself; and Allah is ever mighty, wise.” |
Ese Walter, I understand the way you feel, when u realise that the foundation upon which ur faith stood was all built on lies. Many xtians have been thru the same path, where they have simply become object of psychological manipulation by their pastors. Pastors of pentecostal churches assume the role demigods, their followers worship them, all the successes in their life is attributed to the pastor or the church but their failures to the devil. Material successes are equated with having a good relationship with God, yet their are so many more wealthy people who care less about God. Ese, God exists and God is not Jesus, but Jesus himself was messenger sent by God to guide the children Israel to the right path. Focus on the teachings even as seen in the Bible sincerely and hopefully God will show u the right path. |
LastMumu:How befitting?? What is Olajumoke's trade Strips herself for photos, sells her sexuality for money?? What a decent example for a church to advertise with. She is not a prostitute, I am not saying that. But she is in no way a role model for a church to advertise it |
LAGOS-BASED LAWYERS REPRESENTING TOMPOLO, YUSUF OGUNLOLA Two Lagos-based lawyers representing TOMPOLO, Mr Tayo Oyetibo (SAN) and Mr Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, have said it is not their duty to produce a former Niger Delta militant leader, Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo, who is on the run, before the Federal High Court in Lagos. There is a pending 40-count of alleged N45.9bn fraud against Tompolo and nine others before Justice Ibrahim Buba, where the suspects are expected to take their plea. But while his alleged accomplices had been attending court, Tompolo had repeatedly snubbed court summons issued on him, making the judge to issue two separate warrants for his arrest. The EFCC which charged Tompolo to court, had subsequently declared him wanted through a newspaper advertorial and also obtained a court order to confiscate all his assets pending when he will submit himself to the authority of the court. THE TOMOPOLO's lawyers - Oyetibo and Adegboruwa had, however, gone before the Court of Appeal, seeking to void the arrest warrant issued against their client. In a statement jointly signed by them on Wednesday, the two lawyers said it was the duty of the EFCC, and not theirs, to fish out Tompolo and bring him to court. The statement was issued in reaction to the editorial of a national daily (not The PUNCH), suggesting that the lawyers, who had been taking instructions from Tompolo, apparently knew where he was and ought to be mandated to produce him, since efforts by security agencies to arrest him had not yielded any result. The editorial had reportedly suggested that the lawyers owed Nigerians the duty to produce Tompolo, who is on the run, failure of which they ought to be disciplined by the court for professional misconduct. |
Mr. President soldier on. Now EFCC is biting and the likes of Adegoruwa, whom are quick to come to channelstv, to criticise EFCC for their ineffectiveness are now the ones crying!. Adegoruwa is one of the lawyers representing Tompolo, what else do you expect him to say ![]() These guys have stolen billions, and the most sensible thing is to set bail conditions stringent enough compared to the allegations. In fact many of them have confessed to cillecting, spending the Dasuki Gate. The question is was it lawful? And we are waiting for the courts to decide |
Little do you guys know that the dubai guy is just about to get scammed. Forget the pics, He would be told to make advance payment for travels and then they would scam him. |
Seriously ; What was she charged for Hit and run or what. Was she represented by a lawyer?? Why is her bail condition set so high??, There are many questions that require answers here. |
VocalWalls:We had better start to trying to use our own products, that is the only way for our local industry to grow. Don't expect Dangote to produce tomato paste better than De Rica or Gino, it could take some time for him to accomplish that.. There is also Erisco Tomato paste made in the east. There is a sacrifice we the citizens need to pay too. |
AceRoyal:The report was from UNEP, not FG. Dangote's tomato paste factory is just about to kick off and Govt. does not need to kill competition in favour of Dangote, the market is big enough. No be evrything govt. go do. |
It is just a pity that journalism in this part of the world is trash. By now journalist should have dug out all sides of the story instead of leaving us to speculations. However, it seems like a love affair to me, even Yunusa may be a minor. His lawyer said He was 17, I have not heard Ese's people counter that. I also think this abduction allegation is sensational, the mother knew where she was, but it was Ese who refused to go back home with her. May be she was hypnotized, I don't know. But a teenager in love can make such foolish decisions. I also watched the video where Ese refused to go with the police without Yunusa, i think it is still online. |
SeverusSnape:You want Nigeria to be like America, you love the way things work in the UK. The beauty of paris, but you don't want the enshrinement of the rule of law that made those countries develop to what they are today All crimes are punishableby law regardless of time or are u saying APC should protect Saraki because He is one of them. |
Xtfield:Bro. This is just common sense. I am surprised some people have issues with this. The reason Nigeria is a mess is because Nigerians themselves are a mess. We need a revolutionary leader, who would push us in the right direction. Otherwise Nigerians won't change. |
Courageous from the guy, doesn't feel romantic to me. She had to wait for so long for him to appear!, element of surprise is missing. Wish them d best though |
Trendishine:Islam a confused religion Islam is the best guidance for mankind . Islam provides guidance for every aspect of man's existence. A Muslim is guided on how to dress, what to eat, how to use the toilet, who to marry, how to do business, how to govern etc. And you think we are confused, You whom your so called holy spirit filled pastors sleep with your wives and sisters, only for you to end it with " Thou shall not touch your anointed" ; and you are talking about confusion!. You whom your churches have turned to business ventures blatantly violating many teachings in the bible is the one talking of confusion![]() |
sinistermind:That is the falsehood you spread about. All my sisters wear hijab, and no one ever forced them too. In fact our dad was initially opposed to it. My wife wears hijab, the story is the same. Her dad wasn't a big fan of it either, even though He is an Imam!. My brother's wife, many people I know. They all had to convince their parents to allow them wear the hijab. This is predominantly the case in south west. Ladies wear hijab for fear of Allah and understanding of Islam. I understand Christians are envious of this, hence the reason they are always eager to attack the hijab. It is curious though, because catholic Nuns also wear something close to the hijab in emulation of Mariam(Mary). |
biotechshola:Guam, exactly the point I was going to make. That is no Hijab. These days it is very difficult to overcome the pressures of modern world. I won't castigate her though but will encourage her to remember that the life of this world is a trial for Muslims. She has to be courageous and be steadfast in obeying Allah. I have seen many ladies move from wearing bikinis to full hijab, they didn't achieve it at once, it was a gradual process. They moved from scarf to capes to full hijabs. She may just be in one of those phases |
princfred:I totally concur. NFF wants coaches to perform under such unprofessional circumstances. Oleiseh does not have accept such poor working conditions. Any seasoned professional will resign and walk away. Until they get several of this type of treatment, NFF will not sit up. |
PAINGAIN:What exactly do we want as a people. PMB is doing his best to fight this age long corruption but yet the best some us can do is still to criticise him. What this fight against corruption requires is support. The fact that top military officers used the excuse of Boko Haram to enrich themselves was well known even before this govt. came to power. It will take time to recover the stolen loot, but what is most important is that PMB is taking the steps. When a Govt. turns a blind eye to this sort of corruption, then the corruption simply grows. |
How come topics like this make headlines ![]() |
Even US embassy allows the use of religious head covering. Nigerians just like to oppress each other. The person wearing hijab does not disturb the person not wearing, so i wonder what the beef is ![]() |
1miccza:What do you expect? That the govt. should publish the proof in the pages of newspapers The Govt. is doing the right thing, charging these guys to court is the appropriate thing which govt. Is doing.It is also good to see that EFCC is intelligent enough to spread the offences over different cases, so that they can keep re-arresting them for different offences. These people live in our communities and we have seen how they suddenly became so wealthy after being in power. Politicians have stolen this country blind and they certainly deserve what they are getting. When PDP returns back to power let them also prosecute the thieves in APC, let them be checkmating each other. Selective prosecution or not, let the thieves answer for their crime. |
Olu Falae should just shut up and stop embarassing himself. He had better start thinking of how to refund. His party that He purportedly collected the funds on their behalf has denied him severally. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/196513-dasukigate-olu-falae-lied-we-never-got-any-money-ogun-sdp.html https://dailytimes.ng/ogun-sdp-denies-receiving-campaign-fund-falae/ http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/sdp-dismisses-allegation-that-falae-received-n100m-from-dasuki/230043/ |
It is a cycle we have seen it happen repeatedly. Someday the blanket used to cover people's eye will open. Someday the secret of how these so called men of God are defrauding people will be exposed. It is just a question of time. |
