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Tallesty1:
So you don't know wife's account name and number?



I smell lies

lol

https://www./mopplah/permalink/2655004977848573/?app=fbl read it here ....

karnap:
https://www./121454328561705/permalink/322299605143842/?app=fbl
this story is very shocking....

This Actually an Old story,
This Boy was still a little kid/ baby when the Yoruba owner of this House (LandLord) using him as a sacrifice to build d house and he was buried alive it was d tenant living in d house dat found out dat their is a human inside their bcs according to dem every night they use to hear a cry of a baby and when they confront d landlord he will tell dem to pack out if they don't want to stay until dis very day God want to save d boy and expose d landlady dat man in picture was one of d tenant living in d house he was passing beside d house and he was hearing a voince of someone saying help me help me he went and brought dat which him and other tenant use and brake d wall and found a 12 years old boy inside their God kept him alive from baby till dat very day he was delivered.. I would have send d whole photos here but I lost d memory card..
This is old story of two years ago...
Its just a long story bcs d whole thing is dat the landlord confess he use him and other children when they where still babies but how d boy manage to be alive after12 years is what he can't say .. God is awesome

https://www./121454328561705/permalink/322299605143842/?app=fbl
this story is very shocking....

greatnaija01:
Your tory get as E be o.

You have been standing outside for 3 days.... how did you charge your phone.... does that mean you have not eaten or bathed?

Anyway.... if you are the MAN of the house... GO AND GET YOUR WIFE A GIFT AND APOLOGIZE and listen to her pain and bitter anger and shouts.... then go and sin no more.

peace on u

my neighborhood charging center

thanks

qwertyboss:
yeah its safe if you mean the structures but who knows what the future will be like.
I use to know the eko atlantis city since it conception essentially from the national dailies not until I visited Hard-Rock café from whose exterior I had a distance view of the atlantis city, I realised that most of what use to be the bar beach is now sand filled.

true

My wife took my phone and deleted my girlfriend Samantha's number and saved her own number as Samantha.
Not knowing, someone had told my wife about Samantha my girlfriend but I didn't know.
I then got an SMS from Samantha asking for money N10,000
I rushed to my wife and lied to her that I needed N10,000, for an emergency. I told her that my mother was sick and needed the money urgently.
My wife gave me the money and I rushed to send it to the account number written in the message.
She did not acknowledge receipt of the money.
When I was relaxing at home after work, I kept wondering if Samantha had received the money.
I sent her an SMS to find out if she had received the money. Her response was, "Call me now."
I got out of the house to make the call.
You can imagine my horror when my wife answered the call instead of Samantha!!!
It's been three days and I'm still standing outside.
I don't know how to get back into my own house!!!
Any advice for me please?
It’s about to rain and I’m still outside MY OWN HOUSE. WHAT Should I DO NOW??

while if you know bar beach in the past ten years is not the bar beach now, as they are forcing water to go back,but how safe is it ?

all road lead to Langtang north plateau state .

LIST OF MINIMUM WAGES BY COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD.

1. Nigeria - $38 (N18,000).
2. Algeria - $175 (N83,000).
3. Belgium - $1,738 (N810,000).
4. Cameroon - 36, 270CFA ($75) N38,000.
5. Chad - $120 (N60,000).
6. Denmark - $1,820 (N900,000).
7. Libya - $430 (N190,000).
8. Japan - $1000 (N450,000).
9. Cote D'ivoire -36,607CFA $72.
10. New Zealand -$3,187 (N1.4m).
11. Luxemburg - $2,500 (N1.1m).
12. Spain - $760. (N300,000).
13. Switzerland - $5,620 - N2.5m.
14. USA - $11 per hour.

Ironically, Nigeria politicians earn the highest salaries the whole world.

In Luxemburg where minimum wage is $2,500, their lawmakers are paid $7,400. In Libya where minimum wage is $430, lawmakers earn $3000.

In Nigeria where minimum wage is $38 (N18,000), lawmakers earn $65,000 (N29m).

How long will this continue

Don't stop sharing!!!

angelo5uk:
Wow....The comments here are so surprising.
It's only in Nigeria intellectual Property Theft/Piracy is not taken seriously.
The guy FELT his song was used without his consent and took the matter to the appropriate court.
As far as I'm concerned he has done nothing wrong and he has all the right to voice his pains.
I'm not saying Tuface is wrong here but even Tuface has never openly denied the allegation knowing full well what's at stake.
Blackface here is saying he's fighting for the future of music in Nigeria.
Cases of song stealing are just too rampant in Nigeria that even renowned artists steal songs from poor upcoming artists and someone has to speak up and do something

Remind me of Gobe....Davido ended up paying the guy 500k which is peanut compared to how big song became known all over the world
https://naijagists.com/davido-stole-gobe-song-from-singer-password-paid-him-n500000-after-copyright-claim/

My advice for both of them is to settle privately outside of court

so what did the court really tell them,all this things should have been settled since nah,and the guy of efe...they should ask him if na hun write the song true true....

lol

denzel2009:
I remember I used to swim from Obalende to Ebute Metta before the bridge was constructed.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) computer server shows that Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) won the February 23 election with about 1.6 million votes to defeat President Muhammadu Buhari, the opposition candidate claims.

This is contained in the petition filed on Monday by the PDP and Mr Abubakar, to challenge the victory of Mr Buhari and his All Progressives Congress (APC).

The petition, which sought to rely on 50 sets of documents, was filed before the Presidential Election Petitions Tribunal in Abuja against INEC, Mr Buhari and the APC respectively.

On February 27, INEC declared that Mr Buhari won the election with 15,191,847 votes to defeat Mr Atiku, whom it said polled 11,262,978 votes.

But the petitioners stated in their 139-page petition that “from the data in the 1st respondent’s (INEC’s) server…the true, actual and correct results” from “state to state computation” showed that Mr Abubakar polled a total of 18,356,732 votes to defeat Mr Buhari whom they said scored 16,741,430 votes.

According to it, the results were the total votes scored by the candidates in 35 states and the Federal Capital Territory Abuja, as there was “no report on server” about the results from Rivers State as of February 25.

By this, Mr Abubakar claims to have defeated Mr Buhari with 1,615,302 votes.

One of the five grounds of the petition also tends to resuscitate the allegation that Mr Buhari was not qualified to run for the office of the president on the grounds that he did not possess the constitutional minimum qualification of a school certificate.

The five grounds of the petition read, “The 2nd respondent (Buhari) was not duly elected by the majority of lawful votes cast at the election.

“The election of the 2nd respondent is invalid by reason of corrupt practices.

“The election of the 2nd Respondent is invalid by reason of non-compliance with the provisions of the Electoral Act, 2010 (as amended).

“The 2nd respondent was at the time of the election not qualified to contest the said election.

“The 2nd respondent submitted to the 1st Respondent an affidavit containing false information of a fundamental nature in aid of his qualification for the said election.”

Arguing that Mr Buhari was not qualified to run for the office of the president, the petitioners argued in part, “The petitioners state that the 2nd respondent (Buhari) does not possess the educational qualification to contest the election to the office of the President of Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“The petitioners state that by Section 31 (1) of the Electoral Act, 2010 (as amended), every political party shall not later than 60 days before the date appointed for a general election submit to the Commission in the prescribed form the list of the candidates the party proposes to sponsor at the elections.

“Further, by Section 31(2) of the Electoral Act, 2010 (as amended), the list or information submitted by each candidate shall be accompanied by an affidavit sworn to by the candidate at the Federal High Court, High Court of a State or Federal Capital Territory indicating that he has fulfilled all the constitutional requirements for election into that office.

“The 2nd respondent filled and submitted Form CF001 to the 1st Respondent, which was declared before the Commissioner for Oaths at the Registry of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja on the 8th day of October 2018. The said Form CF001 is accompanied by an ACKNOWLEDGEMENT indicating that the 1st Respondent received same.

“The petitioners aver that the said Form CF001 filled by the 2nd Respondent and submitted to the 1st Respondent for the Office of President was also accompanied by the Curriculum Vitae of the 2nd Respondent as well as GENERAL FORM OF AFFIDAVIT duly sworn to by the 2nd respondent at the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, along with copies of his Membership Card of the 3rd Respondent and Voter Card.

“The information submitted to the 1st respondent (INEC) by the 2nd respondent (Buhari) is false and of a fundamental nature in aid of his education qualification, notwithstanding that he had declared in the said sworn affidavit as follows: ‘I hereby declare that all the answers, facts and particulars I have given in this Form, are true and correct and I have to the best of my knowledge, fulfilled all the requirements for qualifications for the office I am seeking to be elected’.”

They stated that the educational institutions Buhari “claimed to have attended and the certificates presented by him namely, Elementary School Daura and Mai Aduaa between 1948 and 1952, Middle School Katsina between 1953 and 1956 and Katsina Provincial College (now Government College, Katsina) between 1956 to 1961 and mentioned by the 2nd respondent in his curriculum vitae attached to Form CF 001, were not in existence as of those mentioned dates.”

They added, “The 2nd respondent in Form CF 001 filled and submitted by him to the 1st Respondent at Paragraph C, Column 2, Page 3, under SECONDARY, wrote “WASC,” thereby falsely claiming that qualification whereas there was no qualification known as WASC as of 1961.

“The petitioners contend that the 2nd Respondent was, at the material time, not qualified to contest election for the exalted office of President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

they talks to much....

CollinsWeGlobe:
https://mandynews.com/pdp-to-apc-our-party-will-win-all-supplementary-polls/

Pentasoft1978:
A journey of 1000 miles, begins with a step. If you know u know, he is looking for mediators and negotiators that will prevent his case to the next level King, I wish him good luck in his unproductive journey, when he was busy ruling Akwa Ibom as an emperor, he did not know the road to the mosque. This is time to worship Allah.....hahahahahaha

lol

LUCIFERMYLORD:

Naija politicians. You will see them in church, mosques and in the mid night you see them in their witchcraft and occult societies sacrificing innocent human bloods to their covens. These naija politicians are demons in human form. That is why Nigeria will remain stagnant, backward and in perpetual abysmal darkness.

Oga ooooo

360degreess:
......
I read through different comments, most of them made sense, some were even laughing over the incident. But unfortunately,yours was the most senseless & awkward comment..
This is 2019,try and big up.

lol

picture

Senator Godswill Akpabio in a mosque praying with Muslim faithfuls. APC I.need to know if its right or wrong as a Christian worshiping with Muslim.

NO,SHE IS BEEN CAREFULL

dukejnr:
she is an illiterate, nothing more

SHE CAN RELATE WITH MY GIRLFRIEND...ITS FINE.

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate in Plateau State, Jeremiah Usani, has taken an early lead in the state’s governorship election.

Official results of 11 of the state’s 17 local governments have been announced at the INEC collation centre in Jos, the state capital.

Of the 11 local governments, the PDP has won five while the incumbent governor, Solomon Dalung of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has won six.

While the APC has the edge in the number of local governments won so far, the PDP leads in the number of votes scored.

The PDP currently has 321,580 votes while the APC has 285,480 votes.

Results from six local governments are still being expected and the collation of results has been suspended till more results arrive.

See the breakdown of announced results so far.

Keman LGA

APC 54,394
PDP 22,956

PANSHIN LGA
APC 35, 769
PDP 24,788

LAN-TAN LGA

APC 13,495
PDP 17, 644

MIKAN LGA

APC 15,150
PDP 11,703

BASSA LGA

APC 29,401
PDP 11,703

BOKKOS LGA

APC 26,219
PDP 25, 363

LAN-TAN NORTH

APC 18,976
PDP 40,519

BAKINLADI LGA

APC 17,039
PDP 44,233

KANKE LGA

APC 23,360
PDP 22,831

JOS EAST
APC 18,602
PDP 7994

JOS SOUTH
APC 33,075
PDP 91,846

close making

MistaCode:
Cool tho...
Saraki retired because of Atiku
Akpabio retired because of Buhari

Both Team To Score achieved
Perhaps it's time for Atiku to deploy our 4-4-2 formation....

do part-time school students go for NYSC

Plankuwai4:
I have a sure winning ticket available for pay after winning Chat up for the game 070-19-55-33-23

go and sell your land and use it to. play the game if it's sure.... �

Issame:
A young female corper is being blackmailed and threatened to pay N150,000 or have her nudes posted on various blogs, Instagram, Facebook and copies sent to her father and siblings.

The Blackmailer threatened to print hard copies and paste them from the gate of her house

Source:
http://nairaplus.com/2018/08/female-corps-member-threatened-to-pay-n150000-or-have-her-nudes-posted-photos/

love should be 50/50, when he ask you to send nude, let him send his own as well, how can you be sending nude pictures without his own, if she has his own, then all this 150k demand will not happened,
I blame what smart phone is bringing...

Lagos State Polytechnic School Fees for Part-time Students
The Lagos State Polytechnic runs a flexible part time program. The school runs National Diploma degrees and Higher National Diploma Weekend programs. Here, we will take a look at the school fees for these programs and other basic fees students are expected to pay.
ND1 Students
School fees = ₦27, 950
Result Screening = ₦2, 000
Acceptance = ₦10, 000
Clearance Exercise = ₦2, 700
Exam fees = ₦500
Annex Due = ₦5, 000
Matriculation = ₦1, 500
Laspo mobile = ₦500
ND2 students
School fees = ₦25, 810
Exam fees = ₦5, 000
Laspo mobile = ₦500
ND3 students
School fees = ₦27, 110
Exam fees = ₦5, 000
Laspo mobile = ₦500

hi guys
please when is LASPOTECH part-time evening starts lecture, I have been waiting for it, but I feels I should ask, thanks.

okaynigeria:
https://www.okayng.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Folashodun-Adebisi-Shonubi.jpg

President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the nomination of Folashodun Adebisi Shonubi as the Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

The appointment is subject to Senate confirmation.

The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu disclosed this in a statement on Friday.

Folashodun Shonubi is currently the Managing Director of the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System Plc (NIBSS) – the financial payments, facilitation and settlement platform.

NIBSS is one of the platforms used by the Federal Government in electronic payments in the Nigerian financial industry.

Before assuming the headship of NIBBS in 2012, Shonubi had garnered decades of executive-level experience in financial service operations, notably as Executive Director at Union Bank of Nigeria Plc, Renaissance Securities Nigeria Limited and Ecobank Nigeria Plc.

https://www.okayng.com/president-buhari-appoints-folashodun-adebisi-shonubi-as-new-cbn-deputy-governor/

Buhari is making my yoruba brothers to happy, so they can vote him on his second terms.

Reminding people of the consequences of crime is an obvious deterrent for bad behaviour, but the mere mention of Kirikiri prisons or any Nigerian prison for that matter inspires a different form of fear.

Prisons are not exactly made to be palatial residences, but the state of Nigerian prisons cuts a sorry sight.

Dimly-lit with almost no ventilation, the rooms are overcrowded to more than thrice their normal capacity. Inmates often have to ease their bodies in buckets tucked in a corner of the room.

Rules of seniority and physical power apply so by night, some inmates learn to sleep standing or sitting with their backs to the wall.

A large number of these inmates are temporary residents. As of February 12, 2018, 69% of prison inmates around Nigeria were awaiting trials.

There’s an entire group of inmates that cannot relate to this reality.

Tales abound of special areas in Nigerian prisons where inmates live a life of comfort separated from the majority.

Wealth, Influence and Classism

Ex-inmates, upon their return from jail, have shared accounts of how some inmates pay for residence in special rooms where they enjoy many of the privileges you would associate with freedom.



There is a strict sense of seniority in Nigerian prisons. However, wealth also matters.  (All Africa )

According to a report by Punch Newspapers, inmates who have the money, pay anything between N70,000 and N300,000 to live in the facility’s VIP section.

Gwamnishu Harrison, an ex-inmate who has now become a prison reform advocate, told Punch that, depending on the amount of money they are willing to pay and the severity of their crime, inmates can live in “apartments” with personal access to abhor, toilet, television and even generators.

Some of the wealthier inmates get guards and servants, chosen from among the less opportune inmates.

In exchange for their servitude, they get few luxuries of their own; a handout, a meal, some spare change.

"They pay a lot of money to warders to be able to use their own smartphones. Are you not surprised that there are sometimes reports of inmates defrauding people even while still in prison?", Harrison says.

A lot of this is consistent with what appears apparent from the outside.

While it is not unusual for wealthy persons to go the jail, the influence and financial power wielded by some of these inmates makes you wonder if they actually go to jail.



Congestion is commonplace in Nigerian prisons.  (The Nations)

We’ve heard reports of incarcerated politicians and businessmen running their rackets from prison by way of phone calls and messages.

A complex ecosystem

From the outside, the desolate walls of a Nigerian prison reek of sorrow and regret; but on the inside, a complex ecosystem thrives and wealthy inmates, who live in their 300k apartment, are at the centre of it.

Money drives most of Nigerian society and the prisons are no exception.

Wealthy inmates ensure their luxury is not truncated by giving gifts and a steady stream of cash payments to their landlords; the prison wardens and officials.

Crisp naira notes grease the palms of guards and anyone who comes to visit.

To survive in a place designed to break their spirits, most regular inmates have to resort to selling smuggled items such as recharge cards.

Their patrons are the wealthier folk, who, according to reports, can end up paying 1000 naira for a recharge card that costs 50% more.