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It's part of shedding weight. |
Saraki only told a hollow lie. There are hundreds of eye witnesses, yet this yeye thief still denied it ever happened. Now tell me, how can you entrust the progress of this country into the hands of such a blatant liar and a common household thief? Had it been he was alleged to have been stoned by northerners or another tribe, maybe one would waived it as a mere propaganda but interestingly, it happened in his own comfort zone. It happened in Ilorin. Your own people did that to you. Your own people rejected you. In fact, needless to say, Saraki you are finished. |
A typical Jew has a head shape that can hold that a Jewish cap called 'kipa', just as you can see in the second picture below. Now, ask yourself, will an igbo head, as shown in the first picture, fit or hold that cap? Your answer is as good as mine.
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Small time, u will see dis rubbish post on fp. Op, no sense in this... |
ladygudhead:Then you are certainly a very very young fish ![]() |
Dis guy own don finish...even called ole by his people....and some idi0ts will still come here and start chanting saraki is their hero....where is that chukwudi44 wey thunder don fire since time immemorial... Meanwhile...
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Laitesmart:Totally agree with you. Things like this interests and spikes up one's day... |
Blizzyblinkzy:Lacasera generation... |
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These pictures give me Goosebumps anytime I look through. Do you know or remember any of these?
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App Ko, app ni
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ibedun:Epe epe kilode (curse curse wetin happen) ![]() |
Bambless1:That's just all you have to say in this post...ole ole ole... I no blame u sha because me sef support u. Make I shout my own...Oooooooooollllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.... |
He thought he outsmarted the wise not knowing that the master tacticians know when and where to cripple him. I've said it before, your jail has been marked already. You won't miss it. |
Bambless1: ![]() |
Your cell is warming up and doing press up for you. You will soon know that your cell is very angry that you are yet to enter inside. Ole... |
Awesome...let me call the boys to send my own share of the ransom.to my account ![]() |
https://cdn.dailypost.ng/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Saraki_entered_dock_8.png?a1f46c Embattled Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, yesterday evening insisted that his trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal over alleged corruption charges was orchestrated by those not happy with his emergence as Senate President. At the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT, in Abuja on Tuesday, he pleaded not guilty to a 13-count charge of corruption and false declaration of asset after failing to secure injunctions at a High Court and the Court of Appeal to stop the trial. The CCT however granted him bail on self-recognition after taking his plea. But in a statement released by his media aide, Yusuph Olaniyonu, yesterday evening, Saraki claimed that he was singled out for prosecution because of his position as the Senate President – an apparent reference to the controversy over his election as leader of the Senate. It would be recalled that he had defied the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC leadership which had anointed Senator Ahmed Lawan for the position. He got the support of senators of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, to win the seat with Ike Ekweremadu of the PDP emerging his deputy. In the statement, Saraki stressed that he previously refused to appear before the tribunal because he was exploring the “opportunity to defend (his) fundamental human rights in other courts.” “As I stated while taking the plea in the case, I reiterate my belief that the only reason while I am going through this trial is because I am Senate President. If I were to be just a Senator, I doubt if anybody will be interested in the asset declaration form I filled over twelve years ago,” he said. The statement repeated a claim he made at the tribunal earlier on Tuesday that the trial did not follow due process. “This belief stems from the fact that Section 3 (d) of the Code of Conduct Bureau and Tribunal Act provides that if there is a breach or non-compliance with any section of the law, the person involved should be given the opportunity to either admit or deny and that in the case of a written admission, no reference to the tribunal shall be necessary,” he said. Saraki continued that, “if the CCB had followed the guidelines, procedure or the due process provided in its own law, we won’t be having this trial. “It is my humble opinion that this case is a vivid example that there is still flagrant disregard for due process in our polity. This trial is not only being observed by Nigerians alone, the international community is watching because Nigeria is a key member of this community. So, the executive, legislature and judiciary should do the right thing that will truly demonstrate that we have imbibed the spirit of positive change,” he said. In the statement, he thanked his colleagues and supporters who trooped out to the court in number in solidarity with him and promised to clear his name. “It is however necessary for me to thank my colleagues in the Senate for the solid support and solidarity they demonstrated for me. I also thank my counsel for the brilliance they have shown in presenting our case and the supporters who were present in the tribunal in their hundreds. I want to assure you that I am innocent of all the charges and will clear my name in due course,” the Senate President said. http://dailypost.ng/2015/09/23/my-trial-is-the-handiwork-of-those-angry-that-im-senate-president-saraki/ |
Abeg make dem free dis guy... |
jcmaiah:Chaiii...who come wicked pass btw u and d girl... ![]() Anyway she should get the right justice. How can you sell kids ![]() |
Decibel:How would that be possible? In this era, e no possible... |
jcmaiah: ![]() Inside wetin... |
The Police Headquarters in Abuja recently paraded one Faith Nuhu and five others who specialised in child kidnapping and sale of children. [img]http://4.bp..com/-wjzd3_-IiwU/VgIW8fuCv-I/AAAAAAAB9N4/7pY9gaOE_bw/s1600/Abuja1-400x336.jpg[/img] The suspects, among them, a medical doctor, were arrested after Faith Nuhu, kidnapped three of her sister’s children but ended up selling two of them at N600,000 to one Evelyn Ojiaku, who operates an illegal maternity home at Owerri, Imo State. The kidnapped children, Grace Musa Idris, aged 13, Philip Musa Idris, 3, and Paul Musa Idris, were allegedly kidnapped by Faith from their home in Kafachan, Kaduna State on the pretext of going to buy them biscuits. Faith who is an aunt to the children was said to have immediately taken the children to the motor park, where she boarded a vehicle to Owerri. But on the way, she dumped the eldest of the children, Grace, who they felt was too old and intelligent to understand when things go wrong along the Abuja-Jos highway and continued with the two other children Philip and Paul. However, help came the way of the young girl after some motorists, who saw her wandering stopped and asked her what she was doing alone on the busy road. After narrating her story, they gave her a lift and reported the matter to the nearest police station, where policemen on duty made contact with her parents who in turn showed up to pick her up. The suspect was later arrested through police analytical tracking system. After her arrest, the suspect confessed to the police that she was not alone in the kidnap business and led the police to other members of her gang in Edo and Imo state. Other members of the gang included Chigozie Goodwill, Mrs. Evelyn Ojiaku, John Ojiaku, Elizabeth Onyemaobi, and Dr. Amadi Godwin Uzoma. When the suspects were paraded before newsmen at the Force headquarters Abuja, the Force Public Relations Officer said one of the suspects, Evelyn Ojiaku operates a private hospital, Royal Maternity/Clinic and child service around the Umuyi Akaba Ikeduru, off Kilometer 6, Owerri-Okigwe, road and also engages in sale of children. The police also revealed that the woman had earlier bought a day old baby belonging to Faith Nuhu, for N100,000 and that she operates her illegal maternity home with the connivance with one of her sons, John Ojiaku, SunNews reports. http://www.lailasblog.com/2015/09/evil-lady-kidnaps-sisters-3-kids-sells.html?m=1#sthash.lySO3whQ.dpuf |
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Let them keep recycling thieves... |
I'm not so sure about the fact that they've been able to raise just N2m especially for someone of his repute. |
Obikodo:Abi o |
[img]http://dailypost.ng/2015/09/13/bayelsa-guber-sylvas-former-aide-describes-ex-governor-as-bad-product/sylva/[/img] Timpreye Sylva Ex-Bayelsa State Governor, Timipre Sylva has been declared winner of the All Progressives Congress, APC, primary election in the state. Sylva polled 726 votes to defeat his closest rival, Timi Alaibe, a former Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, who got 4 votes. DAILY POST gathered that a total of 1,502 delegates were expected at the primary election. Nineteen aspirants had signified interest in becoming the candidate of the APC. [img]http://dailypost.ng/2015/09/22/breaking-sylva-beats-alaibe-wins-apc-bayelsa-governorship-ticket/bayelsa-primaries/[/img] Bayelsa APC primaries…counting of votes on Sylva had earlier boasted that he would emerge the flagbearer of the party. He said, “I have no doubt that, come next Tuesday, I will emerge the candidate of our great party for the December 5 governorship election. “The primary election is just a process to our ultimate goal of retrieving our collective political destiny from the Peoples Democracy Party grabbers, who have arrested the development of the state since 2012, and fulfilling it for the good of all,” Sylva added. http://dailypost.ng/2015/09/22/breaking-sylva-beats-alaibe-wins-apc-bayelsa-governorship-ticket/ |
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am not familiar with pix 4 n 6 but d others sha


