₦airaland Forum

Sharatan:
Women are not as pretty as we think. Its just all this hair and make up that make them look so. Look at this one's face..

ominilongest:
Na their villian mumu gan,
Odunlade go dey use 10hrs do charm on top say e wan rob beer parlor ;and e go still fail o
Na y we prefer professor pass Mr odun b dat ;Dthis

IbrahimSkiba:



On top boring, long, stupid film wey no go even make sense?

abdelrahman:
the film will still be stupid shi.t at the end

ominilongest:
Dem go disappear soteeeeeyyy ur brain go dey tell u say na 1987 u dey

SmartPolician:
This is not necessary.

Any lady who is not a virgin can sleep for money.

Our world has lost it completely.

Angrygoat:
I'm so proud of my dhic k. Its thick like LG LED remote,long and fat and whwn it enters ,my bich always wanna choke. gear 3,my bich already screaming ,God help me.
No vex but i never shift your womb

PrimadonnaO:
I want a baby, too.

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I enjoyed reading the recall of his parenting journey.

I love it when fathers have a bond with their children, especially daughters.

Muna4real:
See problem. Is she the first celebrity to show of her properties? Why do you guys feel that Tonto shouldn't live a normal life on social media just because of what you think about her? If she posts a happy picture, you will wail. If dances on social media, you will cry too, what is your problem?

bukatyne:
Your whole family, relatives and village are a disgrace to the entire human race.

Anofia!

KingDash:
I dey tell you.. her husband get fufu brain.. make God no let us marry hoes.

bukatyne:
They have started this October again

Klass99:
Is it Tonto or Kpokpo that leaked the evidence? I'm confused from the comments

Ikillbrokehoes:
I'm not surprised though, that girl is a fuckerholic, coded olosho.

FutureIsFemale:
Hi love. Have you seen how your gender is breaking homes?

omoadeleye:
Abi na, she will always need to wiggle that ass pon that every d.icks for educational purposes

FutureIsFemale:
Home breakers everywhere. May God save us from evil gender.

CSTR2:
Very dirty girl.

Person fuccckkk you sotay he don fucckk you pass man wey marry you.

pu7pl3:
Nothing but respect for Kylian Mbappe

Although he clearly wanted to leave but he never made any fuss about it and still gives his 100% for PSG. By far PSG's best player in the squad.

Top attitude, top mindset and top work ethic. He'll go really far.

OkuFaba:
Beautiful nurse, this one go sabi give head for ward oo

The Supreme Court on Monday reserved judgment in the suit filed by the 36 states challenging the legality of the Presidential Executive Order 10, 2020.

President Muhammadu Buhari signed the Executive Order 10 on May 22 last year.

The order made it mandatory for all states to include allocations of both the legislature and the judiciary in their Appropriation Laws.

A seven-man panel of the Supreme Court led by Justice Musa Datijo reserved the judgment after listening to arguments canvassed by all the parties.

The states had through their attorneys-general in a suit marked SC/655/2020 posed two questions for the Supreme Court to determine.

These are – Whether having regards to the provisions of Section 6 and 81(3) of the Constitution read together with item 121(3) of the third schedule, the defendant is not constitutionally obligated and or charged with the responsibility for funding all capital and recurrent expenditure of the High Courts, Sharia Courts of Appeal and Customary Courts of Appeal at the states of the Federation being courts created under Section 6 of the constitution.

-Whether considering provisions of Section 6, 80, 81, 120, and 121 whether the Presidential Executive order number 10 of 2020 made by the president on May 22, 2020, to compel the plaintiffs to fund State High Courts, States Sharia Courts of Appeal and Customary Courts of Appeal in violation of the Constitutional provisions vesting responsibility for funding the said courts on the federal government is not unconstitutional and unlawful.

At Monday proceedings, counsel to the plaintiffs, Augustine Alegeh (SAN), argued that salaries, emoluments, remuneration, and allowances of judges were not supposed to be in any appropriation bill.

He submitted that under Section 84(4) of the 1999 Constitution (as amended), funds for such expenditure were charged and captured in the consolidated revenue fund, not in the budget.

walesoflyf:
By now they out to have been complete na.. E never reach ten yet..

everton4life:
Abeg who knows wetin these people play.

royal excelsior virton u21 vs lierse kempenzonen u21

cokhale:
Appreciate after you win to this number 08054239133

Konor:
Omo I dey vex like this
I wan take loan of 50k from lcredit play 3 odds to win 150k when club games resumes

Make I see as e wan take cut

suckmyPENIS:
Recovered yesterday's loss at least

KillAlabi2021:
With Watford sacking their coach it might be a work over for Liverpool

The Maiduguri Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Monday, secured the conviction and sentencing of Dije Sale to 34 years imprisonment.

Sale was sentenced before Justice Umaru Fadawu of the State High Court, Maiduguri for forgery, use of false document and obtaining under false pretence to the tune of N66 million.

The convict forged a “Purchase Order” and used same to defraud the nominal complainant of N66m under the guise of executing a purported contract awarded to her by FHI 360, a Non-Governmental Organisation.

The convict was arraigned on July 1, 2020 on a three-count charge but pleaded not “guilty to all the charges preferred against her.

During trial, prosecution counsel, Mukhtar Ali Ahmed called four witnesses and tendered several documents before the court that were admitted in evidence.

EFCC busts 21 internet fraudsters in Abi
Justice Fadawu, in his judgment said the prosecution had proved its case beyond reasonable doubt, “and the court is convinced that the defendant is guilty of all the three counts as charged.”

He convicted the defendant of all the counts and sentenced her to fourteen years on count one, ten years on count two and 10 years on count three.

He ordered that the sentencing be served concurrently.

Furthermore, the convict was ordered by the court to pay N54million to the nominal complainant in restitution and “if she defaults, the convict shall serve 10 years imprisonment which will run consecutively.”