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jst remaining two

I jst recieved some gorgeous prada bags in some nice colours(black, white,coffe,brown) frm Italy.
One can yours for just 10,000naira.
Hit me up on 08066713327 lets transact,
NOTE: ALL ARE LEATHER WITH ONE YEAR WARRANT

Voy:
Yaba area

be precise na, want to come pick it by 2pm today, am in ogba, send ur address to 08066713327 or jst call me so we transact, k?

@voy, whr r u at, ur address pls, wana com pik javelin

crispy007:
he took the CBN job because he wanted to return to his father's throne that had been denied him now - the Sultan. and to finance it, he will n[b]eed a Federal Government Project that he can convert afterwards like the heralded [b]OPERATIONS FEED the NATION (OFN) that later became Obasanjo Farms Nigeria (OFN).
Before  further ado, lets ask him what the name of the hotel is gonna be ,  thinking Seniora Lakeview Support Hotels (SLSH) and  Sanusi Lamido Sanusi Holdings (SLSH)    

lol,
Ur very funny

mama-gee:
[color=deeppink]Good for him!

Maybe, he'll stop getting her pregnant and start preparing for their wedding.[/color]

she no get say.

[color=#990000][/color]he was jst unlucky,
I wonder y FOXFIDENCE is stil the house

i was shock at the mension of his name, was expecting to hear Confidence. She is lucky this time shaa o[color=#990000][/color]

does match venues counts?
Hope ds dude is wt hs ryt senses oh.
www.twitter.com/kcbenneth

i?ll buy ha abacha N30 and kpomu N15. She ?ll so much appreciate it. Lol

The ENUGU STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY have called off the five month(plus) old strike embarked on by the ACADEMIC STAFF UNION (southeast faction) on Wednesday afternoon after the two parties(ENUGU STATE GOVT & ASUU ESUT) reached an agreement.
It was gather that various offices was seen open and some lecturers at the scence expressed happiness about the new development.
Academic activities will resume fully on Monday( 24th January 2011).
All ESUTITES(both returning and prospective students) are advised to take note.

Fresh stdnts in Esut pay 77,000 + 27,000 acptance fee. Later yrs pay 40,000+

Super Eagles’ Technical Adviser,
Lars Lagerback, has turned
down a proposal to play an
international friendly match
with World Cup-bound Nigeria’s
neighbour, Cameroun, in Abuja.
Impeccable sources at the
Nigeria Football Federation (NFF)
said that Camroun was willing
to play a friendly with the
Super Eagles but the Nigeria’s
coach said he prefers the match
in London instead of Abuja as
was being planned.
The Camerounians felt going to
London to play the Eagles will
disrupt their training camp
programme and told the NFF so
but Lagerback remained
adamant and the match was
called off.
Meanwhile, the friendly match
with Colombia in London on
May 30 remains the only
scheduled match for the Super
Eagles for the World Cup. The
proposed friendly with Iceland
on May 26 has yet to be sealed,
while talk was on going with
North Korea. Lagerback said
playing Cameroun will not help
the Eagles preparation since no
African country is grouped
with Nigeria, arguing that he
needed teams that have
similarity in style with
Argentina, South Korea and
Greece .
NFF General Secretary, Bolaji Ojo-
Oba, however, is not perturbed
by the lack of matches for the
Eagles as he insisted that they
would get some friendly
matches before the world cup
begins.

A 32-year-old man, Abraham
Kalu, who allegedly sells vulture
meat as chicken to unsuspecting
members of the public has been
arrested in Port Harcourt.
Nemesis caught up with the
suspect at the Mile 3 Slaughter in
Diobu area of the Rivers State
capital where he was seen
catching vultures and
consequently arrested following
a tip-off by some traders.
Checks by Daily Sun revealed
that six vultures were found in
his bag when he was arrested.
The suspect, who told policemen
that he started the filthy trade
three months ago, moved into
Port Harcourt from Ohafia in
neighbouring Abia State on
completion of his apprenticeship
under one Maxwell, who runs a
similar business near the Army
Barracks in Ohafia and Obinze in
Imo State.
He said that he re-located to Port
Harcourt because his former
boss (Maxwell) had told him that
there were more vultures there
with the attendant potential of
bigger catches and higher profit.
Kalu, who said he was an
indigene of Ndioji in Arochukwu
Local Government Area of Abia
State, shocked policemen at the
Mile-3 Police Station when he
narrated how he catches the
vultures by rubbing snuff on
fresh meat to make the carcass-
eating ugly birds dizzy and too
weak to fly away after eating
the meat.
He said that thereafter, he
would dress the slain vultures
and inject a chemical into them
to instantly clear their offensive
peculiar odour. Although he
initially told his interrogators
that he sold the dressed vultures
strictly to native doctors who
use them for rituals, he could
neither name such clients nor
explain why he had to dress and
inject the vultures with
chemicals before selling them.
On how he had been able to
evade arrest before now, the
suspect said people believed him
each time he sold the dummy
that the vultures were for
native doctors.
According to him, a dressed
vulture goes for between N500
and N1,000 depending on size
and location of the transaction.
Police spokesperson in the State,
Mrs. Rita Inoma-Abbey (SP),
could not be reached for
comments as at Press time.
However, Police sources told
Daily Sun that investigation was
in progress.
www.sunnewsonline.com

South African Women's
Football team manager Fran
Hilton-Smith has warned the
Nigerian authorities that if
they bring the same squad
that Banyana Banyana
played against recently, they
intend lodging a complaint
with Fifa.
Hilton-Smith claims the West
African nation is breaking the
fair play rules by fielding over-
age players even though the
continental authorities are
trying to discourage age-
cheating in the game.
"We are waiting for them to
arrive here and if they bring the
same squad that played us in
the first leg, we will make them
aware that we intend lodging a
complaint with the world
controlling body Fifa."
Hilton-Smith said that Nigerian
journalists had also expressed
their fears prior to the start of
the first leg match that if they
qualified for the World Cup in
Trinidad and Tobago, they are
likely to be disqualified because
the girls clearly looked over-age.
"I do not mind losing," said
acting Under-17 SA National
Women coach Solly Luvhengo
after their 5-0 loss in the first
leg match in Nigeria a fortnight
ago.
"But you should have seen, most
of the girls that were fielded by
Nigeria against us in the first leg
match were over-age. The lame
excuse that Nigerians were by
nature physically bigger is
rubbish because you didn't need
to be a rocket scientist to see
whether a girl is a teenager or
well over her 20s, as was the
case with those Nigerian girls
during the first leg match.
"One of the journalists quizzed
the flustered coach and
demanded to know the criteria
used to select a girl whom he
said represented Nigeria at the
2008 Fifa World Cup in New
Zealand."
Luvhengo said he hated to
sound as if he was moaning, but
the truth was that the Nigerians
did not adhere to the spirit of
fair play on that day and loaded
their squad with much older
girls than the required age of
16.
He added however that he was
very proud of his girls for the
manner in which they fought
against physically stronger and
obviously older opponents.
"We conceded a soft goal in the
first minute of the match,"
recalls Luvhengo. "But the girls
re-grouped very nicely and their
courage under fire made me
really proud. I can safely say
that we will give them
something they are not likely to
forget in a hurry when we meet
them in Klerksdorp on Saturday."
Ghana, who enjoy a 7-0 lead
against Tunisia from the first
leg, travel to North Africa for a
second leg encounter this
weekend.
The winners qualify for the
World Cup in Trinidad and
Tobago while the losers in this
weekend's clashes meet in a
two-legged play-off to
determine the third African
country that will qualify for the
Mundial later this year.

Loving brothers off the pitch,
but more like Cain and Abel on
it, Diego and Gabi Milito have
been kicking lumps out of
each other at every given
opportunity since they began
their professional careers for
rival teams in Buenos Aires
eight years ago. Tonight the
family war continues with a
place in the European Cup
final at stake.
Mrs Mirta Milito knows that
one of her boys will be
contesting the final on 22
May, she just does not know
which one. She is also more
than aware of the fierce
rivalry that takes over when
the two Argentines meet. She
once had to leave the stadium
as her sons were held apart
by a referee while playing for
local rivals Independiente and
Racing in Argentina.
The two brothers are
separated by a year with the
older Diego choosing centre-
forward as his trade and
sibling Gabi becoming a
central defender. Diego joined
Racing – the club his cousins
played for and his family
supported – but Gabi broke
with that tradition and
became captain of
Independiente – Racing's
sworn enemy.

googles:


seriously pple still ask for recharge cards with the influx of #100 and #200 recharge cards in the country

even a primary school kid can afford to recharge his fone. . .

pls can u send me 100naira mtn airtym? Lwkmd

freecocoa:
u re still asking dis yeye question.i have told u this your lie is pregnant,an ex asking u to wash her stained undies,even the stupidest girl(is there an english word like dat?}wouldnt do dat.

ah!!!. Som gals do it to show u dat she is tired of d r/ship or wants to tel d gai dat he's her junior.
Thats just a simple language.
Gai ar bad dis days, except MY FREECOCOA. Lwkmd

baybbootz:
mschewwww.lol

gud gal gone bad.
Hav u eva dreamt of it?

dazzy4real:
Pls can some1 tell me da meanin of dis?I checkd my jamb result n i saw dis.
Eng 50
math 59
aggregate 109
so am stil wondering wat happend to my physic n chemistry.Pls guys dis wil b my 5fth year at home i don tire ve been makin jamb but always get stuck wit p ume,nw dis. If u knw of a skl dat is curently selling diploma or a predigree form pls let me knw.Thanks

maybe u wrote two same type; like writing chem type A and Phy type A. I heard its a trick use by Jamb this year.
Did u write same type twice?

The European Union has
launched a financial support,
totalling N360 million, for various
projects on democracy and
human rights in Nigeria.
In a statement signed by Kelechi
Onyemaobi, the Press and
Information Officer of the EU, on
Wednesday, he said the money
will cover projects for two years
(2009 and 2010), and will be
implemented by non-
governmental organisations:
“The European Union (EU)
Delegation to Nigeria has
launched a financial support for
various new projects dealing
with democracy and human
rights. The total amount for the
projects, covering 2009 and
2010, is €1.8 million (about N360
million).
“The projects will be
implemented by non-
governmental organisations that
will be selected on a competitive
basis and awarded grants by the
EU Delegation in Nigeria.”
Projects to be funded
The union also listed the priority
areas that will receive funding
under the scheme. They include -
protection of the rights of
children and young people
(including actions aimed at
addressing child trafficking);
protection of women’s rights
(including actions that support
the implementation of the
Convention Against All Forms of
Discrimination against Women);
actions that aim at the abolition
of the death penalty; and actions
that target the prevention of
torture and ill-treatment by state
agencies, including extra-judicial
killings.
Others are actions that
contribute to the peace process
in the Niger-Delta region of
Nigeria; and actions that aim at
conflict prevention and/or
resolution, especially in Nigerian
societies deeply divided by
religious and ethnic issues, by
means of civil society dialogues
which seek to bridge societal
divides and which bring
together a wide range of
stakeholders to share experience
and analyse common problems.
http://234next.com

04.08.2010
At last, political associates of
former Vice-President Atiku
Abubakar have endorsed his
return to the Peoples Democratic
Party (PDP). Atiku had after a
recent meeting with Acting
President Jonathan Goodluck
given indication of his return to
the PDP, a party in which he was
a pioneer member.
The decision for Atiku to rejoin
the PDP fold was reached at a
meeting of his associates on
Tuesday. The associates at a
meeting, which stretched into
the early hours of yesterday,
also resolved to set up a seven-
man committee to ensure a
smooth movement of the group
into the ruling party both at the
centre and the states.
However, the eventual date of
declaration for the PDP by the
former vice-president would be
determined by the Governor of
Adamawa State, Murtala Nyako,
meaning that the April 10 date is
no longer feasible.
A statement by the Media
Adviser to Atiku, Mallam Garba
Shehu Garba, said the group took
the decision at a final round of
consultations yesterday in Abuja
after receiving reports by
political leaders sent to the six
geopolitical zones to interact
with their supporters in the
various political parties.
It was gathered that this final
meeting followed an earlier one
held last week to consider the
steps to take as a result of the
failure of various political groups
associated with the mega
opposition party to come to
common terms for its
emergence.
At the earlier meeting, the group
reviewed the frustrations it
encountered in the formation of
an opposition political party.
The various pillars of that
movement were said to have
gone their separate ways and
the “political associates of Atiku”
said they were left with no
option than to take their destiny
in their hands.
According to Shehu, all the states
that completed their
consultations reported an
overwhelming support for a
return to the PDP.
The meeting, however, resolved
to continue its support for an
associate of the former vice-
president and the Action
Congress (AC) candidate in the
last Anambra State gubernatorial
election, Dr. Chris Ngige, who has
an impending matter at the
election petitions tribunal.
In his remarks after the
resolution, Atiku was quoted to
have admonished members of
the group to carry themselves
with modesty and humility and
to desist from attacks on other
groups involved in the failed
mega party.
He said the differences that led
to the failure of the mega party
initiative are a normal experience
in democracy where individuals
and groups are bound to
occasionally have differences in
their perspectives on issues.
Among the prominent associates
of the vice-president who
attended the meeting were,
Lawal Kaita, Senator Ben Obi,
Chief Dapo Sarumi, Bashir Yusuf
Ibrahim, Otunba Oyewole
Fasawe, Hon. Dubem Onyia, Chief
Titi Ajanaku, Princess Funke
Adedoyin, Chief Ejiofor Onyia,
Alhaji Umar Kareto, Boss
Mustapha, Umar Shittien and
Prince Tonye Princewill.
Others were Alhaji Saleh Shehu,
Alhaji Hassan Zurmi, Alhaji Adamu
Madibbo, Prof. Musa Yakubu,
Ahmed Yusuf, Wamban Yawuri,
Bode Ojewole, Prof. Sayed Malik,
Peter Okocha, James Iniame, Hon.
Greg Egu, Senator Abba Ali, Dr.
Abdul Mayassir Ladan,
Ambassador Bayo Yusuf, Senator
Jonathan Zwingina, Hon. Jimi K.
Audu, Hon. Michael Zira, Hon. Sani
Ango, Hon. Albert Atiwurcha,
Kashim M. Njidda, Aliyu Yahaya
Sa’ad, Hon. G.O. Aro-Lambo, Prince
Kayode Olowu and Yaya
Abubakar.
Also in attendance at the
meeting were Yakubu Tsala, Col.
Musa Mohammed (rtd), Dr. Davis
Ibiamu Ikanya, Hon. Martins
Babale, Hon. Ndubuisi Nwobu,
Mallam A. Gadzama, Dr. Adeolu
Akande, Dr. Adinoyi Ojo-Onukaba,
Ibrahim Sha’aban, Oghoore
Collins, Mr. Tony Awana, Hon.
Osima Gniah, Dr. (Mrs) Ego Ezumu,
Chief Mathew Nwankwo, Prof.
Maxwell Gidado, Senator
Suleiman Nazif, Malam Garba
Shehu and Hon. Fatai Buhari,
representing Senator Rasheed
Ladoja.

Barcelona star Lionel Messi
cannot completely rule out
moving to Italy later in his
career.
The Argentine is football's man
of the moment after his
stunning four goals against
Arsenal on Tuesday night.
A long time target for Inter Milan
president Massimo Moratti, Messi
told Gazzetta Video: "In Italy one
day? I do not know, I always
said I'd stay here.
"In football you can never say
never, but my idea is not to
move."

Manchester United manager Sir
Alex Ferguson revealed his anger
after his side slipped out of the
Champions League on away
goals to Bayern Munich.
Despite winning 3-2 in the
second leg at Old Trafford, the
tie finished 4-4 on aggregate
with Arjen Robben ’s goal
proving the decisive strike.
The Red Devils were also forced
to play the majority of the
second half with 10 men after
Rafael Da Silva was shown a
second yellow card for a pull on
Franck Ribery.
Speaking to ITV Sport after the
game, Sir Alex insisted the
sending off changed the game
but blamed the visitors for
swaying the referee.
“[With] Eleven men [we had] no
problem, but the young boy
[Rafael] showed a bit of
inexperience, ” explained the
Scot.
“ But they [Bayern] got him sent
off, everyone sprinting towards
the referee, typical Germans.
“ The key issue was the losing the
goal just before half time and
the young boy getting sent off.”
Despite his disappointment
Ferguson did pay tribute to
Robben whose second half goal
sealed the tie.
“ I think the problem was
without the extra man they
made the ball work and I
thought we defended very well,”
he added.
“ It’s still an exceptional goal to
settle the tie, it’s a tremendous
hit by [Arjen] Robben.”
The Scot had earlier raised
eyebrows by including Wayne
Rooney in his starting XI. The
striker was then substituted in
the second half and Ferguson
insisted his injury was not
serious.
“ We took the risk, we are just
having a look at the situation
again, ” he said.
“I don’t think it’s serious, it’s just
the tissue and the blood vessel
that gets burst. I ’m sure he’ll be
OK for the following week.”

Fam boiz lyk me are very rude. Hav bin treatn my gal frnds lyk shit cos they're urgly and they wil show intrst 1st.

@poster. Why do u bring problems wifout counterbalancin it wif d solñ.
Me dey cal ma gal LAHOIT and she dey cal me desire.
Is it dat bad?[color=#000099][/color]