Op ehh..

Simple....

beautycrush24:


That is what he wants us to believe but I don't buy that crap. But one thing for sure is that he's unrepentant .

As for poko, she's going nowhere. That PA just dey waste her time.

You make it sound like he's not just doing it.

The whole hullabaloo doesn't seem to concern him

Hmm
It's not something like a joking stuffzz

SirJeffry:
Muhamadu muhamadu Buhari jnr is among them. Ok

Honor, courage and commitment.
You're a Marine?

So how's fire on the mountain now...

Lookie here blasian

Get ur life together and move on, he broke ur heart doesn't mean ur life is over. At least you're not generalizing all Nigerian guys to be the same. If u think getting out of the country is wat u need, then do it. Besides u keep mentioning India men, must u date an Indian.

The Nigerian Army has raised an army
battalion that would be deployed in
troubled Gambia to forcefully remove
President Yahya Jammeh from power if
he fails to step down on January 19,
PREMIUM TIMES can authoritatively
report today.
The battalion, christened ECOMOG
NIBATT 1, was drawn from the Army’s
19th Battalion based in Okitipupa, Ondo
State, military insiders have told
PREMIUM TIMES.
Personnel were also drawn from other
formations and units across the country
due to shortage of men at 19 Battalion
which has a significant chunk of its
troops deployed for internal security
task force, Operation Delta Safe.
This newspaper learnt that the Army
Headquarters has instructed the
nominated officers and men, put at over
800, to immediately report at the
Nigerian Army School of Infantry, Jaji,
for a crashed course on counter
terrorism and counter insurgency.
Our sources said Army Headquarters has
also instructed the Army directorates of
policy and plans; finance; and logistics
to ready funds, arms, ammunition and
other logistics for the operation.
The Armoured Corps is also working
hard to ready armoured vehicles needed
for the task, officials said.
There were suggestions by some of our
sources that the Nigerian Air Force and
the Navy might deploy men and
equipment for the operation as well.
Top military officers said the Nigerian
Battalion would be deployed in The
Gambia anytime after January 19 if
President Jammeh makes real his threat
not to step down after the expiration of
his tenure.
“This is an emergency operation, but we
are ready,” one officer said. “The
Nigerian Army is a strong, professional
fighting force battle ready at anytime.
We are so well structured that we can
deploy at the touch of a button.
“We did it in Liberian, Sierra Leone and
elsewhere. And Jammeh should know
that we are not a joking force. Once we
get the all clear from ECOWAS, the AU
and the UN to move in, we can pick him
up.”
The regional bloc, the Economic
Community of West African States
(ECOWAS), had on December 23 put
standby military forces on alert.
The ECOWAS Commission President,
Marcel de Souza, said Senegal, The
Gambia’s only territorial neighbour,
would lead any military operation in the
country.
Other West African countries will be
mandated to provide troops as well, Mr.
De Souza reportedly said.
Mr. Jammeh lost the December 1 2016
Gambia presidential election to
opposition candidate, Adama Barrow.
He initially accepted defeat and
congratulated Mr. Barrow but changed
his mind and decided to challenge the
outcome of the election.
He also vowed not to hand over to the
winner as expected on January 19.
On Thursday, Mr. Jammeh said he would
not step down before a Supreme Court
decision on the disputed election, the
BBC reported.
The President, the report said, insisted
his cabinet and the National Assembly
would remain in place until the Supreme
Court rules on his party’s petition.
There is currently shortage of judges in
the country to sit on the matter.
The case can only be heard in May if
Nigeria agrees to supply judges to the
Supreme Court.
West African leaders, led by President
Muhammadu Buhari, the chief mediator,
are travelling to Gambia on Friday to
persuade Mr. Jammeh to accept an
“honourable exit plan”.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/220259-exclusive-nigeria-raises-troops-gambia-ready-remove-yahya-jammeh.html

Hmm
I seriously comment my reserve

Aniker:
Team Virgin

All the way

He broke out of yabaleft

Google or go to the health section

Mtcheww. Som pple sef

U don't decide based on the assessment of two students, I've got friends there who are gurus so......

Drienzia:
You. Can't help but love this guy..2016 alone he won ..UCL,Super cup, world club cup,Euros,Balon'Dor.. UCL top scorer,Uefa player of the year.. And first footballer to be named sportsman of the year (2016)

For those calling him Penaldo..if u think scoring penalty s easy, Go and ask messi what happened in copa America...




We call him Ororo ... Cr7 rocks



The only player to have won the balon'd or from d English League





THE FIRST FOOTBALLER TO WIN THE FIFA WORLD PLAYER(male) OF THE YEAR!!!!!!!!!!

I'm telling u bro, that guy is a living legend

Bt haters gonna hate no matter wat

Danfuster:

Civilization is Mother Nature's no1 enemy.

How else could that have happened

Civilization

. It's real nice tho.

I Have A Dream!

All I want is resumption date

Geology has turn to Medicine-Geology. So much for once upon a time best state university.

Hmm
Person fit fight with this tomboy so..... Abi na Johnbull

The tin still dey shak am
Enjoy while it last

Wat the hell is this na

By Gabriel Enogholase A Benin High Court presided over by Justice Alero Edodo-Eruaga has awarded the sum of N4million as general damages to a hearing impaired man, Mr. Kingsley Eromosele. Mr. Eromosele had dragged the First Bank of Nigeria and two of its staff, Messers Jerry Osoleaso and Adetola Busari to court for damaging his car and assaulting him. He had asked the court to grant him N70,000 being cost for the repair of his car, N1m for his damaged vehicle, the sum of N10m for the assault, dehumanizing treatment, shock he suffered and the sum of N1m as Solicitors fees in respect of the proceedings. In her judgment, Justice A. Edodo-Eruaga held that evidence before the court proved that the defendants failed to exercise the duty of care due to the claimant as a user of the Benin- Lagos express Road. Justice Edodo-Eruaga awarded the sum of N4m to the claimant for ill-treatment, harassment and hardship meted to him by agents of the first defendants. The Judge refused to grant the claim of N1m as general damage for the claimant’s car and awarded N700,000 as counsel fees for the prosecution of the case. Justice Edodo-Eruaga struck out the claim for N70,000 being cost for the repair of the vehicle and dismissed the counter claim of the defendants as being frivolous and lacking in merit. Reacting to the judgment, Eromosele who spoke through an interpreter said he opted for legal redress to tell the world that physically challenged persons have right to live in the society.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/court-awards-deaf-dumb-n4m-damages-assault/
Myndd44 OAM4J