Bros you be benin man ?

Kito nko?

He's a good man

All these quack northern governors

Okay

Adorable

My guy I tell you, there's no way you can win APC direct primary election, you better come to PDP, the earlier the better.

If its direct primary, Obaseki is surely not winning the primary election, if Obaseki is wise he should better come to PDP.. he will easily get the PDP ticket.. the earlier the better for you..

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Shellsploit:
The third picture sef

lol you self, nothing way you nor dey see

xreal:
There is nothing these trailers can't carry. I fear them.

they are heavy duty vehicles

moon dey everywhere na

is this a question self remain in this nonsense country you hear

don't eat it oooh

[/quote]Codo, who owns Transport and Port Management System Limited, died on Thursday due to lack of proper medical attention.

A businessman from the Republic of Benin, Jean Codo, who is being investigated for alleged €29m fraud by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, has died at the Kirikiri prison, Lagos.
Codo, who owns Transport and Port Management System Limited, died on Thursday due to lack of proper medical attention.

He was granted bail in November 2019 but could not fulfil the bail conditions and despite appeals to have him released on compassionate ground due to COVID-19 outbreak, the Nigerian authorities refused until he died in custody.

The Beninese was said to have collapsed in prison and rushed to the military hospital in Lagos where he died on Thursday morning.
Like Codo, a suspected cross-border robbery kingpin, Hamani Tijani, died at the Kirikiri Maximum Prisons in January 2014 after suffering partial stroke for nine months.
Spokesperson for the Nigerian Prisons Service, Lagos Command at the time, DSP Biyi Jeje, confirmed the development to journalists.

Jeje said 42-year-old Tijani died in the clinic of the maximum prison.
A citizen of Niger Republic, Tijani was arrested in 2003 in Benin Republic and spent 11 years in prison while facing trial before his death at Kirikiri [quote]Codo, who owns Transport and Port Management System Limited, died on Thursday due to lack of proper medical attention.

A businessman from the Republic of Benin, Jean Codo, who is being investigated for alleged €29m fraud by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, has died at the Kirikiri prison, Lagos.
Codo, who owns Transport and Port Management System Limited, died on Thursday due to lack of proper medical attention.

He was granted bail in November 2019 but could not fulfil the bail conditions and despite appeals to have him released on compassionate ground due to COVID-19 outbreak, the Nigerian authorities refused until he died in custody.

The Beninese was said to have collapsed in prison and rushed to the military hospital in Lagos where he died on Thursday morning.
Like Codo, a suspected cross-border robbery kingpin, Hamani Tijani, died at the Kirikiri Maximum Prisons in January 2014 after suffering partial stroke for nine months.
Spokesperson for the Nigerian Prisons Service, Lagos Command at the time, DSP Biyi Jeje, confirmed the development to journalists.

Jeje said 42-year-old Tijani died in the clinic of the maximum prison.
A citizen of Niger Republic, Tijani was arrested in 2003 in Benin Republic and spent 11 years in prison while facing trial before his death at Kirikiri

Codo, who owns Transport and Port Management System Limited, died on Thursday due to lack of proper medical attention.

A businessman from the Republic of Benin, Jean Codo, who is being investigated for alleged €29m fraud by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, has died at the Kirikiri prison, Lagos.
Codo, who owns Transport and Port Management System Limited, died on Thursday due to lack of proper medical attention.

He was granted bail in November 2019 but could not fulfil the bail conditions and despite appeals to have him released on compassionate ground due to COVID-19 outbreak, the Nigerian authorities refused until he died in custody.

The Beninese was said to have collapsed in prison and rushed to the military hospital in Lagos where he died on Thursday morning.
Like Codo, a suspected cross-border robbery kingpin, Hamani Tijani, died at the Kirikiri Maximum Prisons in January 2014 after suffering partial stroke for nine months.
Spokesperson for the Nigerian Prisons Service, Lagos Command at the time, DSP Biyi Jeje, confirmed the development to journalists.

Jeje said 42-year-old Tijani died in the clinic of the maximum prison.
A citizen of Niger Republic, Tijani was arrested in 2003 in Benin Republic and spent 11 years in prison while facing trial before his death at Kirikiri


http://saharareporters.com/2020/05/22/breaking-republic-benin-businessman-investigated-efcc-alleged-%E2%82%AC29m-fraud-dies-kirikiri

involve your parents my friend

mrphysics:


Yeah but there's no picture shown here that beats Abuja or say Lagos Island. We just don't want to appreciate the little we have. However, I have to agree with you that we want more and shouldn't be compared with some of these small countries. But, Abuja to me, is much better than these pictures

lol na trees I dey see here oooh

Dididrumz:
Nigeria was once Great

never great

Kekereekun123:
us uk canada. Have your 6 to 8m ready and a sponsor with a good turnover

e nor reach like that abeg

Edo state is not doing anything here at all...

Hmm Edo state, I can see Obaseki is not coming back.

He's crazy

Nor quit your marriage oh, I done tell you finish...

Lock him up in a room for up to a year

martineverest:
frustration is all over u, didn't u read that Madagascar offered the drugs to Nigeria even when we never requested for it?


learn to read

nor be him fault, he dey find FTC

they are even forcing it on us, seems this cure isn't effective as they claim self

Mbataku96:
I be Otown boy and this is an event center not a residential area. Lie lie

lol tell him abeg

I think say na only bicycle street ride you wan show us lol

These people vaccine nor dey effective abeg

Mane, firmino and salah