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they even kidnapped a 72 year old professor at delsu abraka last week, and are demandind 100 million.million.

Yea $30000 for each of una

fujirice: Na u interview d coach? When im talk dat one? Some pipo can sabi smear 9ja sha! Mak una carry on! But no forget say d seed u plant today, u shall surely reap d fruit in due time. 9ja for the cup jare!!!!

what has planting fuc*ING seeds got to do with Nigeria doomed failure.

I hope they won't have us for super fried chicken as their coach says.

[quote author=Table Leg ]Will you lead?
If you do, i will follow you!! [/quote]this is the problem with Nigerian masses no one wants too be at the forefront.

we need to start a revolution like libya and egypt.

twicenoni: that is what am talking about too

u downloaded a different version of the data files and apk.

Bis and bes subscription are no longer supported in this handsets, expect your normal carrier subscription which is a turn off.

Get money or get disowned.

IN ENGLISH :Because to be poor is a sin
IN FRENCH : Etre pauvre, c'est un péché
IN CHINESE :贫穷是一种罪过
IN SPANISH : Ser pobre es un pecado
IN LATIN :Pauper ut esse est peccatum
IN GREEK : Για να είσαι φτωχός είναι μια αμαρτία

sexkillz: [color=#000030]Give am belle. [/color]

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donjon: Make una move dis thread to romance section!

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WhatsApp, one of the most popular
instant-messaging services, breaches
international privacy laws over phone
numbers according to the Canadian and
Dutch data protection authorities. The application forces you to provide
access to your entire address book and
this policy has been criticized time and
time again.
However, Whatsapp’s policy of using
phone numbers from both users as well
non-users of the application was found to
be on the wrong side of the law.
WhatsApp is also found to retain the
mobile numbers of non-users, which is
also violating the privacy laws in the two
countries. The developers of the
application had previously introduced
encryption of its instant messenger in
response to the privacy concerns raised
earlier.
According to the investigators, WhatsApp
is committed to making changes to
protect the users’ privacy by letting them
manually add contacts to their profiles.
The Dutch agency will keep a close eye on
the application and if the privacy breaches
continue, WhatsApp could be facing huge
penalties.

the airforce one can be shot down with a fighter jet.

Temple of run 2 is now available for Android on play store for free hurry up there and download.

at least I have my own private jet to take me where ever i want.

k ama give u a call

will it work on samsung galaxy note 2 and how much.

wow cul

kaen1317: Did gadhafi not predict this?

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Kamanda: True, Bini guys run from Bini gehs for marriage.
But deh gat skillz on Mouka Foam sha.

hmm amd i have vita foam

i dont know whats it with benin bit*hes and bottles now days,, any small thing at all u see them busting bottles as if its nothing, its like their Possessed with evil spirits.

ocelot2006: You've been watching too many Hollywood movies.

they are real dude, u cant see them on radar.

just 5 american f-22 stealth fighter jet or russia Sukhoi T-50 stealth fighter, can take out a hundred Chengdu F7s and alphas combined, imagine fighting what u cant see.

gst101: i personally think we deserve something better than the j-7s. F-16s and one or two f-22 isnt going to be too bad.

haha think agin, america will never give any country its f-22 multirole stealth fighter jet for any reason.

Stegomiah: Vanity upon Vanity all IS̶̲̥̅ Vanity! A baby dat does not know anytin, wat if she dies 2mao, not wishn ar dat, jst askin

they make noise u hear na u wan kill their kid, make dem give u like 1million dollar if u go say vanity upon vanity.

Goldenheart: Hatters will keep hating...

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chess guru: Lolz and I need a desperately hot babe.

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France's air force have launched fresh
strikes in northern Mali, targeting the city
of Gao which had been controlled by the
al-Qaeda offshoot MUJAO, destroying
rebel bases and forcing the fighters to
flee, residents told the AFP news agency.
The attack on Gao on Sunday, the largest
city in the desert region controlled
by fighters, marked a decisive
drive northwards on the third day of
French air strikes, moving deep into the
vast territory seized by rebels in April.
"There were dozens of strikes in and
around Gao. All Islamist bases have been
destroyed," a resident told AFP by
phone .
In a another attack on Sunday, the French
airforce attacked a camp used by jihadist
fighters and a weapons depot for
the rebel group Ansar Dine, officials and
residents said.
Witnesses said fighter jets struck the
camp in Lere, around 150km north of
Konna, a key central town that
government troops recaptured with
French aerial backing on Friday.
"The Lere camp, which was abandoned by
the Malian army and had been used by
the Islamists, was completely razed by air
raids," a local official said, speaking from
Mauritania where he took refuge.
Al Jazeera's Mohammed Adow, reporting
from the capital, Bamako, said authorities
claimed to have halted the rebel advance
but there had been civilian casualties.
"The mayor of Kono said that at least of
three of the dead were children who had
jumped into a river, as they tried to
escape the massive bombardment in the
area," Adow said.
The first days of the battle against rebels
holding Mali's north have left at least 11
civilians dead, including the three
children.
French air raids also struck weapons and
ammunition depots used by Ansar Dine, a
name that translates as Defenders of
Faith, a group whose leaders are
connected to Al-Qaeda in the Islamic
Maghreb.
Security sources speaking on condition of
anonymity said Sunday's air strikes also
hit targets near Douentza and Nampala.
France has intervened in Mali at Bamako's
request following a new offensive towards
the south by the rebels, who seized
control of the country's north in June.
African troops
Meanwhile, Togo has committed about
500 troops as part of an African force
being deployed to Mali, a military source
said on Sunday.
"Togo will send around 500 soldiers to
Mali as part of the designated African
force," the military official said on
condition of anonymity because he was
not authorised to speak publicly. "We are
actively preparing. They will leave soon."
He gave no further details on when the
troops would be deployed.
The UN Security Council has approved a
3,300-strong force to help Mali win back
its north. The force is to be commanded
by a Nigerian, with Nigeria pledging the
largest contribution at 600 troops.
Burkina Faso, Niger and Senegal on
Saturday each pledged 500 troops for the
force. Benin on Sunday said it was
sending around 300 personnel and that
they would be deployed alongside the
Togolese battalion.
The first African troops were expected in
the country on Sunday.
Some West African military personnel are
already on the ground, including a
technical team from the Nigerian air
force.
The United Nations had cautioned that a
military intervention needed to be
properly planned, and outlined a step-by-
step process that diplomats said would
delay the operation until at least
September of this year.
source
www.aljazeera.com/news/africa/2013/01/2013113135531541470.html

[quote author=Okija_juju]And Nigerians should also use the death Penalty for Oil Marketers that divert petroleum products and those that ate our subsidy money..
















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Etumgbe: Go and marry monkey because her character is ok

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