emmanuelbrown26:

Wow, congratulations bro, I'm happy for a brother like u. But pls do not forget to carryout DNA teston those kids ohhhhhhh. Na we wey dey field go tell u d raw truth.
If I may ask, waiting mak your family cum dey reject u and her?

I didn't get the email...they are rejecting me cos of jealousy....

Angelacruz:
Pics of your erected pen or i don't believe...

how do you mean....believe it or not..am a father of four...inbox me your email...

joechima:
Does it mean a 5.7inches dick cannot satisfy a woman...does it mean 5.7 inches dick cannot get a woman pregnant.i don't understand you bro... online says the contrary....is small penis a disability

I only said this because of negative thought...she was pregnant by then...to God be the glory...

I did the DNA test immediately after their birth cos I was worried but God was faithful.....

Am announcing that my girlfriend got pregnant....and delivered four children to the glory of God....and my family rejected me and her...

This is how many of our youths across the globe suffer in silence... humans taking joy and peace from their fellow beings.God is watching.....

The refusal is way too high for the stress...is it worth it...

Does it mean a 5.7inches dick cannot satisfy a woman...does it mean 5.7 inches dick cannot get a woman pregnant.i don't understand you bro... online says the contrary....is small penis a disability

Hello nairalanders....I ve been here since 2012.i I immigrated to the United States in 2016 through my wife from maryland but i have a problem i don't know...my penis..it is 5.7 inches...as i got to the united states she refused my sex till 2019..unfortunately she died in 2019 due to brain damage from cocaine abuse..in same 2019 i came back for my mothers burial and met an igbo lady we continue to talk but i noticed as she saw my penis..she changed towards me and became uninterested fastforward..came home again in november 2020 we met a couple of times was interested in taking it further but she came and she said she doesn't want me no more..i became depressed and slide into drinking habit..my family took me to rehabilitation centres twice in 2020...two other ladies came my way but left due to my penis size..my fear is will i ever be married and have children..no lady wants to stay with me...luckily i got a boarding foil and due to return to the united states next week..no woman wants me..how can i get married and raise children...am depressed and sad..please advise me on how to be a man with a family..am 38 years old..God bless you all.

The refusals are very high...it is sad

LifeIsGuhd:
Chei

Lalasticlala mynd44 move this to front page so that Vaseline gang will learn o

..lol

Billionaire, Antonio Deinde Fernandez is dead
on september 02, 2015 at 7:19 am in news
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Nigeria’s Billionaire, Oluwo Antonio Deinde Fernandez is dead, aged 79 years.

Deinde Fernandez
Announcing his demise in a tweet at about 9.pm on Tuesday, Nigerian Journalist/Publisher, Dele Momodu, said: “Nigeria, and indeed Africa, has just lost one of its greatest sons; Ambassador Chief Antonio Dehinde Fernandez is gone!”
He died on the 1st of September , 2015 in Belgium.
Details soon

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FG overrules JAMB on new admission policy 0
BY OUR REPORTER ON JULY 29, 2015 COVER, NATIONAL
From Juliana Taiwo-Obalonye, Abuja

Following the nationwide outcry that trailed the new admission policy of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), the Federal Government has overruled the board and put the policy on hold.

Consequently, students that made the official cut-off marks had been directed to go and write post-UME examinations in their schools of first choice and later, with their second choice; thus, ending the controversy that had trailed the new policy.                                                                                        Also, the Federal Government had commenced consultations, with the aim of identifying where adjustments could be made.

The Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Education, MacJohn ‎Nwaobiala‎, disclosed this to State House correspondents, shortly after leading the ministry’s delegation to brief President Muhammadu Buhari on its activities and challenges, at the Presidential Villa.

The JAMB had, at its 2015 combined policy meeting, adopted a policy whereby candidates of universities, with surplus applicants for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME) are re-assigned to other universities with lower number of applicants than their capacities.

Recall that protest started at the University of Lagos, when the institution’s authorities announced that only candidates whose names were officially forwarded by JAMB, were eligible to participate in this year’s post-UTME of the institution.

According to Nwaobiala, the decision was jointly taken at a stakeholders meeting, which had parents and others in attendance.

danjumakolo:


If Atiku and co were corrupt and your clueless GEJ left them.It means he is more corrupt.

If we have been stealing as claim by you and you could not do anything about it means you are subservient.

shame on the most sectional leader of all ages.if GEJ did not conceded defeat.Then Baba one chance would have probe himself whereas thousands are dying daily.APC party of liers.

Manir9ja:
Guy you are just a child, you don't belong here.

How is he child?how can corruption be traced to jonathan alone.What happens to tinubu.rotimi amaechi and all Apc members.This is Apc propanganda and lies not change.Wat a shame.

Oliseh arrives tomorrow
on july 13, 2015 at 1:32 am in news, sports
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By Jude Opara, Abuja
Newly appointed Chief Coach of the Super Eagles, Sunday Oliseh is expected to arrive Nigeria tomorrow ahead of his scheduled unveiling by the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF). He will be coming with chairman of the technical committee of the federation, Felix Anyansi-Agwu.
A source at the NFF told Sports Vanguard over the weekend that the former Super Eagles captain who met in London last week with chieftains of the federation will be joined by Anyansi-Agwu from the United States of America before they return to the country.

Sunday Oliseh
According to our source, the new coach would be unveiled later in the week after the meeting of the executive committee of the NFF scheduled to take place on Wednesday in Abuja.
He also debunked talks making the rounds that the NFF president, Amaju Pinnick single-handedly negotiated and employed Oliseh insisting that the technical committee headed by Ayansi-Agwu was involved in the discussions from the first day.
“Let me tell you that the chairman of the technical committee of the NFF will be returning to the country on Tuesday with our new coach, Sunday Oliseh, and it is expected that he will be duly unveiled within the week; and the board of the NFF will be meeting on Wednesday hopefully in Abuja to deliberate on a number of issues.
“It is also not true that the NFF president alone negotiated the contract of Oliseh because the chairman of the technical committee, Ayansi-Agwu was involved. The only thing is that unlike some people, Ayansi is a very quiet man; he is not the noisy type that will want everybody to hear them. But the interesting thing is that the NFF president is very happy with his technical committee chairman and they are working very harmoniously.”
The NFF last week announced the appointment of Sunday Oliseh as a replacement for sacked coach, Stephen Keshi. The former Juventus of Italy midfielder who has been handed a five-year contract is expected among other things map out a developmental plan for the national teams

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Lagos – The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) said on Sunday that it would soon approve new allowances it pays to examiners toward fulfilment of the council’s mandate.
The council’s Head of National Office (HNO), Dr Charles Eguridu, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos.
Eguridu spoke against the backdrop of claims by some examiners that the council was not paying them allowances that were commensurate with the volume of work they did.
“We at WAEC laud our examiners for their commitment, sacrifice, support and contribution to the overall work of the council.
“The work they actually do is of high value to us and they are one of our critical stakeholders.
“One cannot really say that their complaints are misplaced.
“ We appreciate their contributions a lot and wish that we have all the monies to express this appreciation in the much they deserve.
“But the fees we charge are highly subsidised by government.
“Our fee is not an economic one and to that extent, we are limited in terms of resources at our disposal, to pay examiners.
“I, however, assure them that we are already looking into their complaints with a view to increasing their allowances in the soonest,’’ Eguridu said.
He said the council would continue to take necessary actions to the benefit of all its stakeholders.
One of the examiners who preferred not to be mentioned told NAN that there was the need for WAEC to review its welfare package to all of its ad hoc staff.
He said that it was risky for WAEC to lose the services of examiners because of poor allowances.
“The allowances we get are not encouraging and are not commensurate with the job we do for the council,’’ he said.
Another examiner, who also did not want to be mentioned, told NAN that other examination bodies in the country paid better allowances than WAEC.
“The stress associated with the logistics of examination materials involves much risk and it is painstaking.
“We spend so much on transportation during the marking exercise and at the end of the day, you discover that it is not worth the trouble.
“I have been marking for the council for the past eight years and I can tell you that the allowances are poor.
“It is time WAEC looked inwards to do the right thing in order to get better results from us,’’ he added. (NAN)
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By Johnbosco Agbakwuru
ABUJA – THE immediate past Minister/Deputy Chairman National Planning Commission (NPC) Dr. Abubakar Olanrewaju Sulaiman, Tuesday faulted claims by President Muhammadu Buhari that his administration met an empty treasury.
Suleiman said the former administration as at May 29 left behind the sum of US$2billion, adding that the sum would have been higher if not the governors insistence on sharing the fund.

FILE PHOTO: Goodluck Jonathan presenting his hand over notes to the President Muhammadu Buhari  at the Aso Chambers, State House, Abuja. Photo by Abayomi Adeshida
He warned that the former President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan must not be criminalized and painted a plunderer and looter of the nation’s treasury before the generality of Nigerians.
The clarification was in response to the President’s statement during an interactive session with journalists in Abuja, where he was quoted to have said that his government met “virtually an empty treasury.”
President Buhari reportedly said that it was adding a disgrace that Nigeria cannot pay salaries of its workforce.
Expressing his dismay over the President’s statement, Sulaiman in a statement in Abuja described the report as “unscientific and unfair”, stressing that the immediate past  administration “left behind close to  US$30billion.”
He said, “Government can’t tell us that there is no Excess Crude Account(ECA), Sovereign Wealth Fund(SWF) or are we saying the Federal Inland Revenue Service(FIR) and related agencies had not in the last one month been generating revenue?
“Until they are able to prove they had no receipts from these government agencies in the last one month before Nigerians can now buy into Mr. President’s claims of an empty treasury.”
He recalled that under the Jonathan’s administration,Nigeria was rated the largest economy in Africa and 26th largest in the world, querying how come such a government would leave behind an empty treasury.
He said”Money made by government is meant to be spent, and this the immediate past administration did responsibly. Every government, even in the so-called western world, including the US which today remains one of the largest debtor nations in the world, government operates on deficit.
“Is it not on record that President Obama inherited US$3 triillion debt, a collapsed banking sector and mortgage industry,yet he never raised any alarm. None of these has happened in Nigeria under Jonathan.
“Under Jonathan,Nigeria became the largest Africa economy and 26th in the world amidst deadly security challenges and dwindling international prices of oil. In spite of all these, the FG never owed salary.
“Upon inception of Jonatha’s administration, it is on record that the price of oil at the global stage was over 100 dollars per barrel and at the close of the administration, it dropped to 46dollars. Yet, there wasn’t collapse of government and federal civil servants were paid as at when due.
“It will be misleading therefore for our respected President Muhammadu Buhari and indeed the ruling APC to claim to have met an empty treasury.”
He further reminded the new government that “aspiration to governance is a call of meeting and confronting challenges headlong. So, we urge the APC-led government to hit the ground running as promised Nigerians by confronting the challenges.
“We are not in doubt of the capability of Mr. President to do it. He should therefore get to business, put in place structures and personnel to redeem the pledges made to the Nigeria.”
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Full Text of Inaugural Address of President MKO Abiola on June 11, 1994
on june 12, 2015 at 9:12 am in for the record, news
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Full Text of Inaugural Address of President MKO Abiola as Delivered on June 11, 1994 at Epetedo, Lagos
Full text of the Epetedo, Lagos proclamation delivered by the late M.K.O. Abiola on Saturday, June 11, 1994.
People of Nigeria, exactly one year ago, you turned out in your millions to vote for me, Chief M.K.O. Abiola, as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. But politicians in uniform, who call themselves soldiers but are more devious than any civilian would want to be, deprived you of your God-given right to be ruled by the President you had yourselves elected.
These soldier-politicians introduced into our body politic, a concept hitherto unknown to our political lexicography, something strangely called the “annulment” of an election perceived by all to have been the fairest, cleanest and most peaceful ever held in our nation.
Since that abominable act of naked political armed robbery occurred, I have been constantly urged by people of goodwill, both in Nigeria and abroad, to put the matter back into the people’s hands and get them to actualise the mandate they gave me at the polls. But mindful of the need to ensure that peace continues to reign in our fragile federation, I have so far tried to pursue sweet reason and negotiation.
My hope has always been to arouse whatever remnants of patriotism are left in the hearts of these thieves of your mandate, and to persuade them that they should not allow their personal desire to rule to usher our beloved country into an era of political instability and economic ruin.
All I have sought to do, in seeking dialogue with them, has been to try and get them to realise that only real democracy can move our nation forward towards progress, and earn her the respect she deserves from the international community.
However, although this peaceful approach has exposed me to severe censure by some who have mistaken it for weakness on my part, those with whom I have sought to dialogue have remained like stones, neither stirred to show loyalty to the collective decision of the people of their own country, nor to observe Allah’s injunction that they should exhibit justice and fair-play in all their dealings with their fellowmen.
Appeals to their honour as officers and gentlemen of the gallant Nigerian Armed Forces, have fallen on deaf ears. Instead, they have resorted to the tactics of divide and rule, bribery and political perfidy, misinformation and (vile) propaganda. They arrest everyone who disagrees with them. Even the 71-year old hero of our nation, Chief Anthony Enahoro, was not spared. How much longer can we tolerate all this? People of Nigeria, you are all witnesses that I have tried to climb the highest mountain, cross the deepest river and walk the longest mile, in order to get these men to obey the will of our people.
There is no humiliation I have not endured, no snare that has not been put in my path, no “setup” that has not been designed for me in my endeavour to use the path of peace to enforce the mandate that you bestowed on me one year ago. It has been a long night. But the dawn is here.
Today, people of Nigeria, I join you all in saying, “Enough is Enough!” We have endured 24 years of military rule in our 34 years of independence.
Military rule has led to our nation fighting a civil war with itself. Military rule has destabilised our nation today as not before in its history. Military rule has impoverished our people and introduced a dreadful trade in drugs which has made our country’s name an anathema in many parts of the world. Even soccer fans going to watch the Green Eagles display in America are being made to suffer there needlessly because Nigeria’s name is linked with credit card and fraud and “419.” Politically, military rule has torn to shreds the prestige due to our country because of its size and population.
The permanent seat at the United Nations Security Council that should be rightfully ours, is all but lost. For who will vote for Nigeria to get the seat if Nigerian military rulers do not respect the votes of their own people?
Enough of military rule. We are sickened to see people who have shown little or no personal achievement, either in building up private businesses, or making success of any tangible thing, being placed in charge of the management of our nation’s economy, by rulers who are not accountable to anyone.
Enough of square pegs in round holes. We are tired of then military repetitive tendency to experiment with our economy: Today, they say “no controls.” Tomorrow; they say “Full controls”. The day after, they say “Fine tuning”.
The next day, they say “Devaluation.” A few days later, they say “Revalue the same naira upwards again Abi?” All we can see are the consequences of this permanent game of military “about turns;” high inflation, a huge budget deficit and an enormous foreign debt repayment burden, dying industries, high unemployment and a demoralised populace.
Our youths, in particular, can see no hope on the horizon, and many can only dream of escaping from our shores to join the brain drain. Is this the Nigeria we want? We are plagued also by periodic balance of payments crises, which have led to a perennial shortage of essential drugs, that has turned our hospitals and clinics into mortuaries.
A scarcity of books and equipment has rendered our schools into desolate deserts of ignorance. Our factories are crying for machinery, spare parts and raw materials. But each day that passes, instead of these economic diseases being cured, they are rather strengthened as an irrational allocation of foreign exchange based on favouritism and corruption becomes the order of the day.
Enough is enough of economic mismanagement! People of Nigeria, during the election campaign last year, I presented you with a programme entitled “HOPE ’93. This programme was aimed precisely at solving these economic (problems) that have demoralised us all. I toured every part of Nigeria to present this programme to you the electorate. I was questioned on it at public rallies and press conferences and I had the privilege of incorporating into it much of the feedback that I obtained from the people.
Because you knew I would not only listen to you but deliver superb results from the programme, you voted for me in your millions and gave me an overwhelming majority over my opponent. To be precise, you gave me 58.4 per cent of the popular vote and a majority in 20 out of 30 states plus the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. Not only that, you also enabled me to fulfil the constitutional requirement that the winner should obtain one-third of the votes in two-thirds of the states.
I am sure that when you cast an eye on the moribund state of Nigeria today, you ask yourselves: “What have we done to deserve this, when we have a president- elect who can lead a government that can change things for the better? Our patience has come to an end.
As of now, from this moment, a new Government of National Unity is in power throughout the length and breadth of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, led by me, Bashorun M.K.O. Abiola, as President and Commander-in-Chief. The National Assembly is hereby reconvened. All dismissed governors are reinstated.
The State Assemblies are reconstituted, as are all local government councils. I urge them to adopt a bi-partisan approach to all the issues that come before them. At the national level, a bi-partisan approach will be our guiding principle. I call upon the usurper, General Sani Abacha, to announce his resignation forthwith, together with the rest of his illegal ruling council. We are prepared to enter into negotiations with them to work out the mechanics for a smooth transfer of power.
I pledge that if they hand over quietly, they will be retired with all their entitlements, and their positions will be accorded all the respect due to them. For our objective is neither recrimination nor witch-hunting, but an enforcement of the will of the Nigerian people, as expressed in free elections conducted by the duly constituted authority of the time.
I hereby invoke the mandate bestowed upon me by my victory in the said election, to call on all members of the Armed Forces and the Police, the Civil and Public Services throughout the Federal Republic of Nigeria, to obey only the Government of National Unity that is headed by me, your only elected President.
My Government of National Unity is the only legitimate, constituted authority in the Federal Republic of Nigeria, as of now. People of Nigeria, these are challenging times in the history of our continent, Africa, and we in Nigeria must not allow ourselves to be left behind. Our struggle is the same as that waged by the people of South Africa, which has been successfully concluded, with the inauguration of Mr. Nelson Mandela as the first African President of that country.
Nelson Mandela fought to replace MINORITY rule with MAJORITY rule. We in Nigeria are also fighting to replace MINORITY rule, for we are ruled by only a tiny section of our armed forces. Like the South Africans, we want MAJORITY rule today, that is rule only by those chosen by all the people of Nigeria as a whole in free and fair elections.
The only difference between South Africa and Nigeria is that those who imposed minority rule on the majority rule whether it is by black or white, remains minority rule, and must be booted out. I call on you, heroic people of Nigeria, to emulate the actions of your brothers and sisters in South Africa and stand up as one person to throw away the yoke of minority rule for ever.

Late MKO Abiola and Late Gen Sani Abacha
The antics of every minority that oppresses the majority are always the same. They will try to intimidate you with threats of police action. But do not let us fear arrest. In South Africa, so many people were arrested, during the campaign against the Pass Laws, for instance, that the jails could not hold all of them. Today, apartheid is gone forever.
So, let it be with Nigeria. Let us say goodbye forever to minority rule by the military. They talk of treason. But haven’t they heard of the Rivonia treason trial in South Africa? Did those treason trials halt the march of history? People of Nigeria, our time is now. You are the repository of power in the land.
No one can give you power. It is yours. Take it! From this day, show to the world that anyone who takes the people of Nigeria for fools is deceiving himself and will have the people to answer to. God bless you all. Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Long live the Government of National Unity.

mmanuel Adebayor fights back: How my mother, siblings ‘ruined’ me
on may 11, 2015 at 9:07 am in sports
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By Abiodun Alade
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Obviously all is not well with the Adebayor family as Togo and Tottenham Hotspur striker, Emmanuel Adebayor continues his family story series.
The Togolese striker on Sunday again took to a social media platform (Facebook) to tell his story, following accusations by his relatives that he is under a spell by an ‘alfa’
Read Adebayor`s full text below. He starts his stories with his initials SEA (Seyi Emmanuel Adebayor)
SEA, here is another part of the story I have kept inside since. Today I feel the constant need to let it out. If I share my stories, it is because I believe every story comes with a lesson. And the lesson is for anyone that is reading this. This is about a brother who keeps saying today that I am not a good support for our family. His name is Rotimi Adebayor. At the age of 13, he did something very bad. He and I know what he did. Because of that our parents had to send him to a village far from the big city.

Adebayor and mum…the car he bought for her
When I started to be successful in football and I went to Togo for vacation; at that time one of my mother’s friend came from the village to visit us. As she explained how Rotimi was suffering in the village, I immediately asked them to bring him back into the city. As soon as he came back, I made sure I put him in school. For me that is normal.
In 2002, I went to play the AFCON in Mali and I had the huge privilege to swap my shirt with Marc-Vivien Foé. May his soul rest in peace. When I got back to Togo, I put that shirt in a secure place. My brother found a way to steal that shirt and sold it.
When I moved from Metz to Monaco, we reached an advanced stage in the Champions League and we played against Real Madrid. It was one of most beautiful day of my life because I was lucky enough to get a signed shirt from the football legend Zinedine Zidane. As I brought that shirt back to Togo, my brother still found a way to steal that shirt and sold it.
When I was in Metz, I was earning about €15,000 a month. I wanted to get something unique for my mom to thank her for all she did for me. I wanted to make her happy. So I decided to take an amount worth 3 months of my wages and I bought her a Cartier neckless for about €45,000. Rotimi and his friends Akim(@Yam Freedom) and Tao (@Sao Tao Oyawole) made a plan and stole that precious neckless. They sold it for about €800.
When my mom and I found out, my mother asked me not to bother because he is the younger brother. Despite the situation, I would like to take this same occasion to wish all the mothers out there a Happy Mother’s Day!
In my house, I have a storage room where I keep some of my belongings when I travel back to Europe. I am the only one with that key but my brother managed to get a master key that was able to open every single door in the house. He frequently stole drinks and other items from that room.
After all this we kept saying “blood is thicker than water” and we moved on. Therefore, I decided to take him where I started my football in France. I brought him to a great football academy in France. You already know how this story ended. He stole cellphones from many of his teammates and they sacked him from the football academy.
By the way, after I published the first story about him, he called me to say that he did not steal exactly 21 phones. He claimed that the number was lower than that. Still…Is that acceptable? He also added that I should be happy that he stole drinks and other items from my storage room. I asked him why and he replied: “Because I am your brother”.
Jacques Songo’o who is now a retired Cameroonian footballer also had his son in the academy and he was a good friend of Rotimi. Let me add that he was part of my development as a footballer and he always gave me good advices. I was in Togo on my days off when Songo’ocalled me; he sounded very angry. He explained to me how my brother stole his son’s PSP.
When I asked my brother why he did that, he argued that he forgot it in his bag. How can you forget someone else’s device in your bag and travel with it from France to Togo? Since that day, my relationship with Songo’o changed and he has become pretty distant with me and my family.

Adebayor and his brother, Rotimi
I was still in Monaco when I decided to collect all football boots from my teammates so I could give them to people in Africa. I had a huge bag full of shoes. I brought that bag to Togo. A few days after when I decided to give the boots out to the people in need, I noticed the bag full of boots disappeared. Later on, I found out that my brother was the one who stole the bag and went to sell the shoes in Hedzranawoé (famous public market in Togo).
One day, my mom called me early in the morning when I was still in bed. She told me that Rotimi has gotten a Visa to go to Dubai so he can play football out there. He had to leave that day with his friend Kodjovi (@Denilson de Souza) who was in the same situation. It was either they went that day or the Visa would be suspended.
I asked one of my guys at the time (@Agui Mozino) to go find tickets for my brother and his friend. We could not find any economy class ticket on that day so I had to get them both first class tickets. After all, it was an opportunity for him to make his own career in Dubai.
Only 4days later, Rotimi went back home. He explained how the lifestyle in Dubai was not made for him. He said he wasn’t free to do what he wanted to do because it is a strictly Muslim place. He couldn’t drink, party as much as he wanted or kiss girls in public.
The part 3 is coming out soon and it will be about the man that calls himself the father of the family @Kola Adebayor A.K.A Lion of Judah.
 
Here is the first part of  Tuesday, May 5
SEA, I have kept these stories for a long time but I think today it is worth sharing some of them with you. It’s true that family matters should be solved internally and not in public but I am doing this so that hopefully all families can learn from what happened in mine. Also keep in mind that none of this is about money.
At the age of 17, with my first wages as a footballer, I built a house for my family and made sure they are safe. As you all know, I have received the trophy of African Player of the Year in 2008. I also brought my mother on stage with me to thank her for everything. In that same year, I brought her to London for various medical check ups.
When my daughter was born, we contacted my mum to inform her but she immediately hung up the phone and didn’t wanna know hear about it. Reading your recent comments, some people said my family and I should consult T.B Joshua.
In 2013, I gave my mother money so she could consult him in Nigeria. She was supposed to stay for 1 week; but 2 days into her stay, I received a call saying she left. Apart from all that l also gave my mother a great amount of money to start a business of cookies and different items. Naturally, I allowed them to put my name and picture on them so they can sell more. What else can a son do in his power to support his family?
A couple years ago, I bought a house in East Lagon (Ghana) for $1.2 million. I found it normal to let my older sister, Yabo Adebayor stay in that house. I also allowed my half brother (Daniel) to stay in the same house. A few months later, I was on vacation and decided to go to that house. At my surprise, I saw many cars in the driveway. In fact, my sister decided to rent out the house without me knowing. She also kicked Daniel out of that house.
Note that the house had about 15 rooms. When I called her and asked for explanation, she took about 30 minutes to abuse and insult me over the phone. I called my mother to explain the situation and she did the same as my sister. This same sister says I am ungrateful. Ask her about the car she is driving or anything she is selling today?
My brother Kola Adebayor, has now been in Germany for 25 years. He travelled back home about 4 times, at my expense. I fully cover the cost of his children’s education. When I was in Monaco, he came to me and asked for money to start a business. Only God knows how much I gave him. Where is that business today?
When our brother Peter passed away, I sent Kola a great amount of money so he could fly back home. He never showed up at the burial. And today that same brother (Kola) is telling people that I am involved in Peter’s death. How? He is the same brother who went and told inaccurate stories about our family to “The Sun” in other to take some money. They also sent a letter to my Club when I was in Madrid so I could get fired.
When I was in Monaco I thought it would be good to have a family of footballers. So I made sure my brother Rotimi gets into a football academy in France. Within a few months; out of 27 players, he stole 21 phones.
I would not say any anything about my brother Peter Adebayor because he is not here today. May his soul rest in peace.
My sister Lucia Adebayor keeps telling people that my dad told me to bring her to Europe. But what would be the purpose to bring her to Europe ? Everyone is here for a reason.
I was in Ghana when I received the news about my brother Peter being seriously ill. I drove the fastest I could to Togo in order to meet him and help. When I arrived, my mother said I could not see him and I should just give the money and she would solve everything. Only God knows how much I gave her that day. People are saying I didn’t do anything to save my brother, Peter. Am I a fool to drive 2 hours to Togo for nothing?

Adebayor and his brother, Rotimi
I organized a meeting in 2005 to solve our family issues. When I asked them about their opinion, they said I should build each family member a house and give each of them a monthly wage.
Today I am still alive and they have already shared all my goods, just in case I die.
For all these reasons, it took very long for me to set up my foundation in Africa. Every time I try to help the people in need, they had to question me and all of them thought it was a bad idea.
If I am writing this, the main purpose is not to expose my family members. I just want other African families to learn from this. Thank you.
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VisaOfficer:


Hey, how's it going? Do you know yet when your interview will be? You've been waiting for quite a while!

very fine ma,Thank u...still stuck at the NVC..with a checklist.hope work is great ma.

Hello visa officer Ma,how is work and everything else going Ma?God bless u and have a wonderful day.

A group of armed youths, Monday, allegedly attacked the Returning Officer for Sadauna Local Government area of Taraba and the Electoral Officer of the area, Shaibu Ibrahim on their way from Gyembu the headquarters of the local government area to Jalingo the Taraba state capital to submit the local government results.

The E O and the Returning Officer were reported to have been abducted by the youths on their way to Jalingo.
Efforts by the scanty security personals who were on the convoy conveying the elections results was to no avail as the youth were said to be well armed.

The returning officer who resisted to the armed youths was reported to have been shot on his left leg according a security man t who did not want his name in print.



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/unknown-gunmen-attack-high-jack-elections-results-from-sadauna-lg-in-taraba-returning-officer-abducted/

It is happening now in oja Agodo Egbe,there is heavy fighting between thugs from Mushin and those in the area.scores are injuired.The security Agents should respond ASAP.

Nigeria will always remember you,a true democrat in all ramification.Sir ur prodecessors wouldn't have given a one man one vote election.God bless u and ur family as u become an elderstatesman.We wish the General all the best.God bless Nigeria.

PStacks:



if Buhari would not Rule, Gaskiya, Jonathan too will not rule.. Make we kuku scatter everything be that..


Make nigeria kuku break up sef.. all this wahala don pass my power.

Are u Nigerian or a tout?is presidency ur northern birth right?GEJ till 2019 until ppl like u learn to accept the will of God.

Best VO ever,how was ur holiday ma?I just want to wish u a merry Xmas and a prosperous 2015 in Advance.

Sir,wat does it mean to be attacked by robbers in the dream

VisaOfficer:
I see @joechima's online. How's it going? Did you get an interview date yet?

Fine Ma,how is workand ur day ma?not yet still at the NVC .God bless u Ma.