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[color=deeppink]^^It's official, you've been smoking on a high stuff. [/color]

[color=deeppink]^^Can you show a little Class just a lil bit and stop all these rants?[/color]

[color=deeppink]It won't hurt.[/color]

[color=deeppink]^^Are you a guy?

What have you been smoking girl?[/color]

[color=deeppink]Just when I though that annoying user named 190 would just bleep off![/color]

[color=deeppink]^^Do you have any proof to backup the claim that Yaradua died 4-5 months ago?[/color]

[color=deeppink]Would you date one of them if you had the chance?[/color]

[color=deeppink]Move on with your life.[/color]

[color=deeppink]It's shocking what dangers parents leave their children to due to bad parenting all in the name of being busy with state matters. You'll be shocked with the content and pictures here.
Dear All,
Thanks to the citizens platform Saharareporters.com we now can see the mentality of Mr President Umoru Musa Yaradua and His goons in Aso Rock and how reckless those in power let kids run amock in the presidency.
The pics you are about to see bellow have been published on SR. I am bringing them to you with permission from the peoples platform S.R to send a message to the Nigerian government that the clampdown on bloggers at home and in the diaspora by the Yaradua Government and the SSS will never stop us from standing on the side of the people.
The arrest of Elendu on the suspicion of working for Sahara reporters is an indication that the dictator in Yaradua is coming home to roost!
Kayode Ogundamisi.

A US-based Nigerian news blogger is being held without charge by Nigeria's secret service.

Jonathan Elendu was taken into custody on Saturday when he arrived in the capital, Abuja, on a family visit.

The State Security Service (SSS) has refused to allow his lawyers access to him and denied him a medical visit.

Elendureports.com is one of a number of diaspora-run "citizen reporting" websites about Nigeria and is known for publishing controversial stories.

According to Nigerian law anyone arrested must be charged in court within 48 hours, but correspondents say the rule is frequently broken.

The SSS told Mr Elendu's lawyer that Mr Elendu had not been "arrested", but "invited" for talks at their headquarters.

There haven't been many really controversial stories about the president on Elendureports.com in the last few months
Lawyer Ugo Muoma

An SSS spokesman said he was being investigated for "acts of sedition", but refused to give details.

Spokesman Kene Chukwu also told the BBC that Mr Elendu's detention had followed legal rules.

"I am telling you all the legal rules were followed, and you have to accept it," Mr Chukwu said.

Mr Elendu's lawyer says he has not spoken to his client since his arrest.

"They have not pressed any charges and have not allowed anyone to see him," said Ugo Muoma.

He said he was filing papers in court to force the SSS to charge or release Mr Elendu.

Elendureports.com operates from Lansing in Michigan and publishes often controversial stories about Nigerian politicians, accusing some of them of corruption and other crimes.

Their stories are often based on anonymous sources.

President's son

Another US-based Nigerian news website, Saharareporters.com, quotes anonymous sources as saying Mr Elendu may have been arrested because of photographs it published a few months ago showing President Umaru Yar'Adua's son.

The Saharareporters.com pictures, which caused a stir in the local media at the time, showed 13-year-old Musa Yar'Adua waving wads of money around and holding a policeman's gun.

But Saharareporters.com says Mr Elendu is not a member of their staff and has nothing to do with the photographs.
International media rights groups Reporters Without Borders has called for Mr Elendu's release.

"There haven't been many really controversial stories about the president on Elendureports.com in the last few months," said Mr Muoma.

During the election campaign in 2007, Elendureports.com claimed that Mr Yar'Adua had died during a medical trip to Germany.

Two foreign journalists have been detained and deported by the SSS for reporting in the politically sensitive oil-rich Niger Delta region over the last few months.

In September, six local reporters and media executives were detained and questioned after a television channel reported, after receiving a hoax e-mail, that the president planned to resign.

SaharaReporters React to the The Arrest of Jonathan Elendu By The Nigerian Government.

The cowardly act of harassing and arresting citizens for exercising their fundamental freedoms is totally condemnable and we hope that Nigerians at home and abroad will condemn the violation of the rights of Mr. Jonathan Elendu by the illegitimate Yar'Adua regime. He was arrested yesterday on suspicion of being a SaharaReporters reporter. [/color]

http://www.xomba.com/nigeria_s_president_yar_adua_s_son_s_love_ak47

[color=deeppink]They've got very bad breathe.[/color]

[color=deeppink]Barely 72 hours after the death of late President Umaru Yar’Adua and the swearing in of his successor, President Goodluck Jonathan, there is palpable tension over who becomes the Vice President.

It was learnt that four different groups are said to be interested in determining who becomes the second-in-command, with speculations that the new Vice President might be the one to step up should Jonathan decide against running for the Presidency in 2011.

The groups are the Governors’ Forum, Northern Senators, retired military officers and former President Olusegun Obasanjo. President Jonathan is also said to be keen on having the final say on the matter.

But Sunday Sun gathered that while the Governors’ Forum is insisting that one of their own should be appointed, President Jonathan thinks that he is now fully in charge and should determine who to work with.

The development came even as the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) denied speculation of consultation by the president over his choice for the office.
Since the death of Yar’Adua, the presidency has been enmeshed in a battle for the Vice Presidential seat with many names from the northern zone of the country being touted as possible candidates for the plum position.

According to our source, while Jonathan is working on a list of three including the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Alhaji Yayale Ahmed, National Security Adviser, Maj. Gen Aliyu Gusau and former Minister of Agriculture and Resources, Muktar Shagari, the Governors’ Forum is insisting that he must pick from Governors Isa Yuguda, Sule Lamido and Babangida Aliyu.
The governors are of Bauchi, Jigawa and Niger states respectively. Interestingly, Gusau, Yayale, Shema, Yuguda are all from the Northeast geopolitical zone that produced the late President while Shagari is from the northwest.

But a source close to the Presidency told Sunday Sun that President Jonathan has put his feet down that he decides who to work with.
It was gathered that he is likely to appoint the Secretary to the Government of the Federation because of his loyalty throughout the six months crisis over the health of late President Yar’Adua and his absence from duty.

Ahmed, a Fulani from Bauchi is said to be more acceptable nationwide and has advantages over others because of his background as a technocrat whose wealth of experience would help to stabilize Jonathan’s administration.

It was gathered that part of the reasons why the President is more favourably disposed toward him is because of the perception that he is not a politician and may not yield to the ambition of contesting the next Presidential election.

But sources said governors are pushing the names of Ibrahim Shema and Isa Yuguda of Katsina and Bauchi states respectively. Yuguda is however said to be having more sympathy as an in-law to the departed President.

It was also gathered that Obasanjo, who is regarded as Jonathan’s godfather is said to be rooting for either former FCT minister, Nasir El-Rufai or former Agriculture Minister, Mukhtar Shehu Shagari. Senators and retired officers are however said to be rooting for NSA who they believe could assist Jonathan to break any resistance in the north.

Meanwhile, speaking with newsmen at the weekend, the national publicity secretary of the PDP, Professor Ahmed Rufai Alkali denied that the National Working Committee had been consulted.
Alkali denied that Friday’s visit to the president was to confer with him on the party’s choice for the office of the Vice President.

``Early in the morning, on Thursday, Dr Goodluck Jonathan, the former Acting President was formally inaugurated as the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces.

“So, the entire NWC took time to visit the president. One, to condole with him on the death of President Umaru Musa Yar`Adua, the man who was very close to him, the man he had worked with for a very long time and the national chairman, also on our behalf and on behalf of the party also congratulated him on his assumption of office as the president of this country.
“The party also pledged its full support to him, to do everything for him to ensure that he succeeds. So, all other maters now will have to wait”, he said .

Asked on the criteria he expects the president to take in appointing his deputy, hecalled for caution. ``Goodluck Jonathan has been sworn in, just Thursday. So you have to give him time, because he has to make a lot of consultations and I am sure that by the time he does that, Nigerians will know, of course it has a process, it has to also go through the national assembly. So, please I want you to exercise patience. First, join us to pray for the departed soul of Yar`Adua and also join us to pray for president Goodluck Jonathan to ensure that he succeeds in the challenges that lie ahead``

Prodded on the rationale behind the governors choice, Sunday source cited precedence saying`` The former president, Olusegun Obasanjo picked former vice president, Atiku Abubakar when he was serving governor in Adamawa”.

[/color] http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/news/national/2010/may/09/national-09-05-2010-001.htm

[color=deeppink]^^Did you just modify that reply? [/color]

Pweety4me:
[color=#550077]Huh?

In my own thread?

I was simply replying the comments made 2 me.[/color]

[color=deeppink]Did you create the thread?

Oh well, I think you're replying damn too much.[/color]

Seun:
She's husband-poor and her children are now father-poor.

[color=deeppink]You mean she's a widow and her Children are now Fatherless? [/color]

[color=deeppink]^^Nah, I'm tryna squeeze a lil bit of info inside your head.[/color]

[color=deeppink]^^Are you really that fat?[/color]

[color=deeppink]Dang Pweety, you're so good at ruining a thread by derailing it.[/color]

[color=deeppink]^^That's why it's up there and highlighted in bold.

For those who have eyes to see it.[/color]

[color=deeppink]^^That's why there's a date on every reply.[/color]

otokx:
He who goes to equity must do so with clean hands.

[color=deeppink]Why is this on the romance Board, take this to the religious Board.
Please put your Coin where it is due.[/color]

[color=deeppink]Just a sore loser. [/color]

[color=deeppink]What are you guys on about?[/color]

Siena:
Trust you to cash in on the death of someone. Typically Nigerian, I guess.

[color=deeppink]What's with all these daft threads?

Like people who love or lust had to Choose.

Lame thread.[/color]

[color=deeppink]^^Nah, it was from Yesterday.[/color]

[color=deeppink]Who says so?[/color]

[color=deeppink]^^You are a professional Buffalo.[/color]

[color=deeppink]How many times would all these killers use Sleepwalking as a defense strategy?[/color]

[color=deeppink]^^[/color]

michelin89:
I love my peanut bosoms. They are so round and juicy!!!!

[color=deeppink]Okay, we get it!

*Rolls eyes and exits thread*[/color]