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Politics › Re: Obasanjo Feeds Daniel In A ''Ritualistic'' Manner by lwisee: 12:36pm On Sep 02, 2009
na wa ooooo
TV/Movies › Omoladun Kenkelewu, Baba Suwe’s Wife Dies by lwisee(op): 3:41pm On Sep 01, 2009
Nollywood actress, Mrs. Monsurat Omidina a.k.a. Omoladun Kenkelewu and the wife of Babatunde Omidina, a.k.a. Baba Suwe is dead.

P.M.News learnt that Moladun, as she was popularly called, died early today at about 6 a.m. at the Omidinas’ Ikorodu home.

Investigations revealed that the actress/comedian who is hypertensive, was found dead in her bedroom with blood in her nose and ears.

Family sources said she had been sick for some time and was billed to visit the UK Consular Office this morning to obtain a visa to travel to UK for treatment.
•The late Monsurat Omidina.


When P.M.News called the husband Babatunde Omidina, he was so devastated that he was weeping profusely.

Even Prince Babajide Kosoko, president of Association of Nigeria Theatre Arts Practitioners ANPT, was too shocked to take phone calls.

His son, Tunde Kosoko, who picked the call confirmed the death of Moladun.

The former president of ANTP, Lagos State, Rammy Shitta Bay also confirmed the death of the actress.

As at the time of going to press, preparations were on to bury her according to Islamic rites.

Some members of ANTP have arrived at the Omidinas’ home to commiserate with the family. They include Sheri Ilerika, Akeem Tajudeen, Gbadamosi, Adewale Elesho and Tade Oguntoyinbo.

Monsurat Omidina, 46, left behind two kids she had for Babatunde Omidina. Moladun died five days after the burial of another Nollywood actress, Remi Abiola, who died in July, in the United States of America.
Politics › Re: Lagosians: What Hardships Do You Face In Your Locality? by lwisee(op): 2:26pm On May 04, 2009
Guys i need ideas how can we get government attention?
I think if we have members of this forum working with a
press such a member can be of great help,lets start from their.
What matter to me most is for SEUN to create a new category/section
for this topic.It shouldnt be issues on Lagos state alone.
This forum has been enjoying much attention from Nigerians
including those in diaspora,its time to relly make +ve impact on the life
of Nigerians.

URGENT PLS
Politics › Re: Lagosians: What Hardships Do You Face In Your Locality? by lwisee(op): 1:25pm On May 04, 2009
How can we get government attention with this thread.
I think SEUN should create a category/section
on issues like this just as we have computer section,politics and the likes.
It will really make sence if we can use this forum to draw the attention of the
government to the plight of the masses.It will also make this forum more popular
and it will gain the support of Nigerians in diaspora.
Politics › Re: Lagosians: What Hardships Do You Face In Your Locality? by lwisee(op): 10:59am On May 04, 2009
redsun:
We should a form committee of discipline and vetted nigerian based members of this forum under the auspices of Seun and co, that will be our practical mouth piece and body for investigating,assessing,confronting and presenting the issues we discuss here to the appropriate authorities.

They will be finance mainly by little contributions of away dwellers like me,In this case,we can really make impacts as some kind of pressure group not just talking.

This things are for real and we have to face it realistically.Let us not be a statistics of another generation of african toothless bull-dogs,backing without bitting.
I really buy your idea
Politics › Re: Lagosians: What Hardships Do You Face In Your Locality? by lwisee(op): 10:10am On May 04, 2009
To me Fashola is trying but he still need to try more.Thats not the best we can get from him.
Lagosians ar suffering in silence.

Can u believe some useless filling stations ar selling fuel at the rate of N100 per littre.
The filling stations are Texaco filling station at Meiran,Agbado Ijaye Lagos.B4 getting to Meiran B/stop.
Another filling station doing that is Mobil filling station between Adura and Caaso b/stop Agbado Ijaye.


Its time for us to open the yansh of useless people in this country
Politics › Lagosians: What Hardships Do You Face In Your Locality? by lwisee(op): 8:23am On May 04, 2009
I create this thread for Lagosians to express/share the hardship they are passing through in their locality.
I believe some of the government official are members of this great forum.

I payed a visit to my my friend living in Adura b/stop,Agbado Ijaye(ojokoro LGA).To my surprise their is no power supply in this area for the past six months shocked.
I thought he was lying but i later confirm from his neighbour.I learnt that their transformer caught fire in early November.The community approached PHCN but its like they ar not ready to do anything.
To my greatest surpise,in thier effort to get new one, each building was levied in other to raise two million naira.
Part of the money is to bribe PHCN so that they can have another transformer and the remainig for community
development.
I wonder if this area is part of Lagos state.
To confirm my story u can find out from anybody living around Adua and caaso bus/stop,Agbado Ijaye Lagos.
I wonder if Nigeria can be rebranded.We ar all decieving ourselves.

If u have any complain from your area pls make use of this thread
Career › Re: Free Legal Advice For Nairalanders by lwisee: 2:29pm On Apr 16, 2009
@jericho
dis is a good thread.

On my way home on wednesday last week, a car mistakenly bash a police patrol van.
To me the police van driver was at fault course he was trying to manouvre his way through the traffic.
The driver of the toyota camry was beaten marcilesly to a state that he cannot stand upright on his own.
What can such a man take up the case legally.

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