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If I was Orubebe's son, what will I tell my peers in school Monumental embarrassment. Smh

Orubebe made a joke of himself, so unprofessional. 3 Gbosa's and unlimited likes for professor Jega.

Orubebe made a joke of himself, so unprofessional. 3 Gbosa's and unlimited likes for professor Jega.

Call me greedy... I want them both

Crap

infofta:
Remaining States:

1. Sokoto
2. Zamfara
3. Jigawa
4. Yobe
5. Borno
6. Niger
7. Gombe
8. Bauchi
9. Kebbi
10. Taraba
11. Ebonyi
12. Cross River
13. Rivers
14. Bayelsa
15. Delta
16. Edo
17. Lagos
18. Adamawa

I don't think PDP can close the gap

My baad! True

Na Godwin!

OK, meanwhile there's no light and my generator won't last till after tomorrows polls, phone battery is also low

I see...

CMS odunlami street, Lagos

Lee Kuan Yew, the statesman who transformed Singapore from a small port city into a wealthy global hub, has died at the age of 91.
The city-state's prime minister for 31 years, he was widely respected as the architect of Singapore's prosperity.
But he was criticised for his iron grip on power. Under him freedom of speech was tightly restricted and political opponents were targeted by the courts.
A state funeral will be held on 29 March, after a week of mourning.
In an emotional televised address, his son Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong paid tribute to him.
"He fought for our independence, built a nation where there was none, and made us proud to be Singaporeans. We won't see another man like him."
Mr Lee oversaw Singapore's independence from Britain and separation from Malaysia. His death was announced early on Monday. He had been in hospital for several weeks with pneumonia and was on life support.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said he was "deeply saddened" by Mr Lee's death. US President Barack Obama described him as a "giant of history". The Chinese foreign ministry called him "a uniquely influential statesman in Asia".
'Lifetime of building'
In Singapore, a steady stream of people arrived at the hospital and the Istana, the prime minister's office, to offer their condolences.
A charismatic figure, Mr Lee co-founded the People's Action Party (PAP), which has governed Singapore since 1959, and was its first prime minister.
The Cambridge-educated lawyer led Singapore through merger with, and then separation from, Malaysia.
Speaking after the split in 1965, he pledged to build a meritocratic, multi-racial nation. But tiny Singapore - with no natural resources - needed a new economic model.
"We knew that if we were just like our neighbours, we would die," Mr Lee told the New York Times in 2007.
"We had to produce something which is different and better than what they have."

Source: http://m.bbc.com/news/world-asia-32012346

Pictures of the corper welding a rifle or else...

AK 47s Sophisticated

Like seriously! It's a python, it's not poisonous for crying outloud.

Hope it means eliminated,destroyed and not repelled .good job though.