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The man name sef na wa. [b][/b]I NO BE ME . Haba, person wey don begin dey deny from when born am say e no be am , how e come take defraud church? The clue is already in his name. I NO BE ME. . Innocent until proven guilty

At Last, Pastor Okotie's Wife Opens Up On Their Break Up










What Stephanie Henshaw said is very very interesting. See her statement below....



















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Na wa o!

Popular Abuja Pastor Arrested For Raping 14yrs Old Girl







The General Overseer of the Mountain Movers Fire Ministries Int'l, Pastor Basil Princewill have been arrested by the FCT Commissioner of Police and arraigned alongside Ms Paulyn Ode, his church coordinator over charges of conspiracy, criminal impersonation, criminal intimidation, criminal force and assault. (Watch a shot video below).

Olufamous.com gathered that Pastor Princewill, whose church is location in Nyanya Abuja, was dragged before an Abuja Chief Magistrate Court in Karu for raping a 14-year-old girl.




After taking his plea in court, Magistrate Ahmed Shuaibu granted the accused bail in the sum of N2million with two sureties in like sum. The sureties must be civil servants of no less than Grade Level 15 and must have a property in Abuja valued at not less than N5 million.

Pastor Princewill will remain in custody until he meets his bail condition, while the substantive trial was shifted to a later date. (READ AN UPDATE HERE>>

Some popular Nollywood actors who are said to be regular faces in Pastor Princewill's church include Zack Orji, Larry Koldsweat and Sammy Okposo

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[quote author=tpia@]Amina's name isnt listed in the passenger manifestos.

why are you taking this fact personally?

its either you wait for her name to appear, or just ignore whatever you dont agree with.

jeez.

and your "link" doesnt work, either. The page has been removed. Dont know what you're playing at, but just stop it.[/quote]It is idiots like you who keep hammering on this Amina story. the link is http://www.nigerianeye.com/2012/06/manifest-of-dana-air-that-crashed-in.html. Besides , she was someone I knew. Get a life mister. Do you think I have an ulterior motive? Wishing someone who otherwise is alive dead? I am not as twisted andmessed as u make out. Just reported a story as have several other people on this thread. Labelling me as a rumour peddler is absurd. I aint in that business at all mister. Besides, haggling whether or not she was on the list is immaterial. let her people grief abeg. Pls draw a line on this and move on.

Akainzo: This gets interesting. With this, you have proven that the flight originated from Abuja! So how come the Dana release stated that the flight left Lagos for Abuja, developed problem and then tried to get back to the Lagos airport

Which is the correct story??

Guy, there are conflicting stories. You know how nigerian reports are. Several news outlets reported the flight originated from Lagos to Abuja whilst others say that it wa a flight from Abuja to Lagos. Take for instance Vanguard reported that the flight flew in from Abuja towards lagos in this piece http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/06/jonathan-delares-3-days-of-mourning-for-plane-crash-victims/ and the NCAA ( nigerian Civil Aviation Authority) DG, Dr Harold Demuren confirmed flight originated from Abuja http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/06/investigation-into-dana-air-crash-has-begun-says-ncaa-boss/

Nobody is playing pranks tpia etc. Can u pls move on! A plane carrying over 160 people and the manifest that was previously published contained 130 or so names. Are ther not some names missing? Pls check this link where Amina's name was listed in the manifesto. http://www.nigerianeye.com/2012/06/manifest-of-dana-air-that-crashed-in.html. Rather than trying to discredit people, try and sympathise with pple who have lost loved ones.

Manifest of Dana Air that crashed in Lagos -


List of the dead

Onyeka Anyene; Hurria Lawal; Maimuna Anyene; Bakisumiadi Yindadi; Ebuka Enuma; Oluchi Onyeyiri; Sunday Enuma; George Moses; Ogechi Njoku; Noah Anyene; Kamsiyona Anyene; Stanford Obrutse; Kaiyenotochi Anyene; Okeke Hope; Rev. Ayodeji Cole; Ngozi Cole; Noah Anyene; Ailende Ehi; Oluwasegun Funmi Abiodun; and Shehu Sahad Usman.

Others were Alade Martins; Onita Jennifer (Mrs); Onita Josephine; Ike Ochonogo; Joy Alison; John Ahmadu; Akowe Fatokun Anjola; Fatokun Olaoluwa; Fatokun Ibukun; Buhari Maikudi; Amina Idris Bugaje; Ajani Adenle; IkeAbugu; Adijolola Abraham; Obot Emmanuel; Otegbeye Hadiza; Ehioghae Sunny; Onwuriri Celestine; Abikalio Otatoru; Noris Kim; Eyo Bassey; Njoku Charles; Anibaba Tosin; Okocha Christopher; Sobowale Femi; and Phillip Chukwu Ebuka.

Others were Sparagano Lawrence; Somolu Oluwakemi; Ariyibi Temitope; Meche Eke; Ojugbana Amaka; Ojugbana Christopher; Buna Walter; Coker Olumide; Lilian Lass; Mutittir Itsifanus; Yusuf Alli; Lt. Col. Jumbo Ochigbo; Eribake Wale; Zhai Shuta;

Also on the list were Wang Yu; P. Awani; O. Awani; N. Chidiac; Rijoel Dhose; Li Hizha; Apochi Godwin; Lang Yi; Yinusa Ahmed; Faysal Inusa; Mojekwu Adaobi; Ibrahim D; Bamaiyi Adamu; Ifekowa Jones; Peter Nosike; Anthony Nwaokocha; Mahmud Aliyu; Nnadi John; Akweze Elizabeth; Dorothy Adedunni; Echeidu Ibe; Maria Okulehi; Jennifer Ibe; Okoko junjip; Sarah Mshelia; Ahmed Mbana; Okonji Patrick; Oyosoro Rajuli; Oyosoro Ugbabio; Kaikai Farida; David Kolawole Fortune; Eyinoluwa David Kolawole; Kaltum Abubakar; and Dakawa Mahmud.

Others were Patience Sunday Udoh; Asuquo Iniebong; Onemonelese Aimeihi; Onyeagocha Chidinma; Onyeagocha Ogechi; Ike Okoye; Amaka Raphael; Ijeoma Onyinjuke; Garba Abdul; Aisha Abdul; Benson Oluwayomi; Anthony7 Opara; Taiwo Lamidi; Awodogan Olusanmi; Obi Chinwe; Shaibu Memuna; Major I.G Mohammed; Nagidi Ibrahim; Attah Anthonia; Shaibu Sam; Ifeanyi Orakwe; Obinna Akubueze; Li Rui; Xie Zhenfeng; Oko Eseoghene; Chukwuemeka Okere; Adetunbi Adebiyi; Ibrahim Mantakari; Was Ruth; Wasa Awiyetu; Ojukwu Alvana; Lawal Anakobe; Nabil Garba; Mohammed Falmata; Ibrahim Jangana; Okikiolu Olukayode; Komolafe Olugbenga; Dike Chinwe; Dike Chike Ezugo; Olusola Arokoyo; Adetola Ayoola; Akinola Olumodeji; Olukoya Banji Saka Otaru; Adeleke Oluwadamilare; Yusuf Ibrahim; Ikpohi Obiola; Aikhomu Ehimen; Levi Ajuonuma; Mbong Eventus

mazaje: Stop spreading rumors pls. . .The plane left from lagos to abuja. . .her status says she was travelling from abuja to lagos. . plssssss

Pls check your news reports> Flight left Abuja for Lagos. I have nothing to gain from posting such stories if false. 90% of news reports will tell u that it was a Lagos bound flight from Abuja. Few of our local news source are reporting that it was a lagos to Abuja flight which developed fault and was returning to the airport. Her friends in ABJ has confirmed the above but however I am not here to sensationalize news. I was just putting a human face to such a sad tragedy. Its up to u to believe what u want to believe.

k

^^^^^
May her soul rest in peace

Amina Idris Bugaje...rest in peace!1 of the victims...her last status update!

Once upon a time in a village, a man appeared and announced to the villagers that he would buy monkeys for $10. The villagers seeing that there were many monkeys around, went out to the forest and started catching them. The man bought thousands at $10 and as supply started to diminish, the villagers stopped their effort. He further announced that he would now buy at $20. This renewed the efforts of the villagers and they started catching monkeys again. Soon the supply diminished even further and people started going back to their farms. The offer rate increased to $25 and the supply of monkeys became so little that it was an effort to even see a monkey, let alone catch it! The man now announced that he would buy monkeys at $100! However, since he had to go to the city on some business, his assistant would now buy on behalf of him. In the absence of the man, the assistant told the villagers. Look at all these monkeys in the big cage that the man has collected. I will sell them to you at $75 and when the man returns from the city, you can sell it to him for $100 ." The villagers squeezed up with all their savings and bought all the monkeys. Then they never saw the man nor his assistant, only monkeys everywhere!! !
Welcome to the "Stock" Market!!!!!

Hmm, the sight of that moi moi makes me so so hungry. Don't think it's been sold here in Bedford. I've eaten something akin to what you've got on the pic in south London in one the 9ja restaurants n it was so so sweet. Having moi moi for lunch? Enjoy! I don't have such ' luxuries' here. Lol

This is hilarious. Typical OMATA guys in onitsha. Nne, odikwa serious o! All these grammar to toast babe. Lol

Can I still make a wish and wud it be granted? Lols. What an offer? Surprised no one took it up. Hahaha

No probs Sunnshyn. Didn't see the post until late. Hope u had a nice time!

Happy birthday in arrears Sunnshyn.

Na so I see am o

it is well

[b][/b][b]How I was robbed in an airplane
Passenger recounts midair bitter experience
The Sun Publishing
Tuesday, May 15 , 2012




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I had travelled from Lagos to Port-Harcourt on Saturday, March, 10 2012, by 7.45a.m, in one of Nigeria’s airlines (name withheld by Daily Sun). The flight was smooth. When we touched down, an elderly man was complaining that his hand luggage had been swapped with another bag. I just laughed inside me, thinking that the man was not smart. I left the airport for the ceremony I went to attend in the Garden City.

I never knew it would be my turn to lament. As I opened my bag to bring out a bundle of N200 naira notes during the ceremony, I discovered that it had vanished. Evaporated into the thin air. The thing looked like cinema. I emptied my bag, searched and searched but the bundle of money was gone. It then dawned on me that the same fate that befell the man I disdained in the aircraft had befallen me. Thankfully, I had my ATM card, which I used to withdraw money.

I returned to Lagos the next day with the same airline, and after the plane had gained stability in the air, I asked to speak to the most senior air host. I gave my complaints, telling him it was informal, but just for his information.

They (two other crew members came to the back of the plane, beside the restroom) listened attentively to my story and sympathized deeply with me. But they gave me a rude shock when they said such happening was no longer new. According to them, it happens from Lagos to Port Harcourt, Lagos to Abuja, Lagos to Dubai, Lagos to UK and Lagos to USA. Bags have been missing in the past, with more than half a million naira gone; dollars have disappeared along international routes. They further explained that once a traveller passes through screening at the airport, everything in the bag is known and the cartel will put one of their agents on board to carry out the ‘business.’ I asked them to make a move to stop the evil, but they just laughed and said the cartel was powerful.

I suppose people should not carry money in a bag when travelling by air. If you must carry cash or other valuables, maintain eye contact throughout the duration of the flight (no sleeping, or napping, no dulling). Once, the plane taxis to a stop, grab your luggage at once, else someone will block your view while you are seated and the other agent will carry out the ‘business.’

My wife is still lamenting that the missing money could have made some difference in the kitchen. Please alert air travellers to be vigilant about their valuables. We are really living in perilous times.
*The name of the reader who sent in this piece has been deliberately withheld. [/



Na wa for nigeria!!!

This kain african time sef. So oyio no dey keep to time?

una go pay congestion charge o

kinguwem: The conviction of James Ibori in a UK court is a shame to Nigerians. The EFCC should be scrapped. All judiciary officers in the Ministry of Justice and judges who compromised his trial in Nigeria should be sacked. All the banks involved in the transfer of the looted funds abroad should be sanctioned. The nation's economy will collapse if massive looting of public funds is not controlled.

Shockingly nothing is said about this case in the corridors of powers in 9ja. The same judges would rule on other cases n d merry go round continues. Its a shame really. I was in London on the day of the trial n was so proud when I heard the news that this thief has been convicted. Proud that I live in a society where justice is upheld no matter who u r or how much u have. Sadly, I remember that I am not from here and that my roots lie in corruption-laden society where there is no solution in sight in the forseeable future

A shame really. watched the clip hours ago n couldn't help notice the massive scale of this guy's scam. It's a big shame that foriegners have to convict our thiefs for us. He has also confessed defrauding delta state and akwa ibom of their shares in V mobile (amounting to millions of pounds) alongside Victor Attah, erstwhile governor of A/ibom state, yet Vic Attah still walks around a free man in naija. The whole system is a mess.!!

Man! That video I just watched is shocking. Nobody helping the injured etc. Kai! Naija na wa o!

@erico2k2 => Thanks for your advice. Obviously she works part- time and the source of the money is not derived from the employment she is into. Even if she was a full time worker, I do not think she would have accumulated such savings in over 2 yrs whilst paying bills etc in the UK. The money (excess of £26K) was paid into her account over 2 yrs ago to carter for her studies e.t.c whilst she also works part time after school. So its not like the lump sum was paid into her account at once recently. Its been there for a long time and on top of that she also earns money and money is going and coming out of her account.
Whilst your observation might be right, erico2k2, I thought the main emphasis with the new rules was on availability of funds. Besides, when u look at her statement of account for the past year she has an income of about £500 plus monthly coming in and also there are outgoings too,but the balance remains at about £26k.
I will be presenting a 6 months recent statements (how many months are u expected to show this days??) which won't show anything abnormal.
I just wonder if there was anything in the arrangement cos I dont wanna have any slip-ups with my dependant visa.
Pls advice.

@Justwise- Thanx for the advice. She is wary of the 20 hours rule during school term. Obviously, she has a part-time job and schools as well. She doesn't work during school term apart from the odd hours here and there.

@Carnal -Thanx for replying. I think I would do that though I dont have much in my account ( abt N80K). I just wanted to be clear if the onus lies on her to prove that she can maintain me and not me proving that I can maintain myself cos' clearly I cannot do that with the funds in my account. I just wanted to be sure cos of these new laws that is applicable now.

Cheers

Abeg, make una try reply me nah!!! Abeg!!