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pcbo:Who told you that 24 years and above is a denial at the Embassy?The person that told you that must obviously be suffering to too much intake of cheap weed.. |
cbrass:Bro,Monday evening..she enter my house 6.45pm.she left by 10pm..And by the way,Am self employed.I fit Bleep on Rapture day sef,if there is any day like that.. |
She might have gone for a breast argumentation.But at times,Even with bra's like these,The boobs are still massive until you open it up will you know.Just yesterday,This new babe was at my house the second time,she has the statue of Asa,had this type of bra on.I thought she sef dey package am ni,But menh,i was surprised when i opened everything up..Damm,she was massive..I then remembered obesere's song, A so po to yi,aso ni o fi boo.meaning,Na so he plenty reach,you come use cloth cover am..And she had the baddest ring-tone i have ever ever heard in my Life..The ring-tone gave me the biggest ginja of my life..Yesterday was supper..A remix version is coming on Friday/Saturday night..This is my story about bras..Until when you open would you know the actual size gan gan... |
Na wahoo,Hin Family sef no go vote for am.. |
TThere are indications that the national leadership of the ruling Peoples Democratic Party might have perfected a fresh strategy aimed at stalling the March 28 presidential election. Investigations by our correspondent in Abuja on Thursday and Friday showed that the ruling party was actually the brain behind those who registered Young Democratic Party and that it may use this new party to achieve its objective. The new party had on Thursday asked the Independent National Electoral Commission to postpone the forthcoming general elections. The party said this a day after the Federal High Court in Abuja ordered the commission to register YDP as a political party. At a press briefing in Abuja, the party called on INEC to re-schedule the general elections if it could not accommodate it on its ballot paper. It said that contrary to insinuations, the court did not order INEC to only register the party, but added that the commission was ordered to issue certificate and include YDP in the 2015 elections. National Publicity Secretary of YDP, Mr. Ugo Nwofor, said there were only two options available to INEC, saying the commission could either reprint its ballot papers and include the party with a view to accommodate the party’s candidates or shift the elections. Nwafor said, “If INEC does not have the appropriation for logistics for reprinting of its ballot papers then INEC ought to within the constitutional provision further re-schedule the general election so as to accommodate our party. “In either of the two options, our party is ready, it has been a long journey for YDP; we wish INEC would explore the first option.” Shortly after the press briefing, one of the brains behind the YDP was seen at the national headquarters of the PDP in Abuja on Thursday evening, where he said he had come to confer with some of its officers. In a confidential discussion with our correspondent, he said he had come to brief the party on the success of their legal work which made the court to order that the new party be registered. When our correspondent called him on the telephone on Friday whether they were planning a fresh legal option to compel INEC to comply with the court order, he answered in the affirmative. According to him, “Recall that I was at the national headquarters of the ruling party in Abuja on Thursday where I met our partners. We are working together to move the nation forward and deepen our renascent democracy. “We have already fixed the dates for our convention and we would pick our presidential and other candidates for the elections. We expect INEC to give us a chance as stated in the court order.” However, it was learnt that one of the strategies of the ruling party in connection with the YDP is to head for the court and ask that the presidential election be set aside, by pleading that the party was excluded. “This is what we would do if President Jonathan loses the elections,” a source at the national headquarters of the party added. But if the president wins, it was gathered that the party would not show any interest in pursuing any case in the court. Nwofor, however, said that the party was interested in contesting the election, adding that this was in compliance with Sections 85 and 87 of the electoral Act. “Because of this, the party has fixed its governorship/House of Assembly and Presidential and National Assembly primaries for March 26 and 27 respectively,” he added. It was gathered that the party cleverly picked the dates in order to make sure that the election slated for March 28 does not hold or to make it have a legal proof for exclusion. The party was believed to have known that submission of candidates list for elections expired 60 days to the election. An INEC official said that the “commission and Nigerians are aware of the provision of the law on this.” Nwafor, however, said that his party had commenced the sales of nomination forms due to the court judgement. He said, “We have approved sales of nomination forms as follows; Presidential (N15m), governorship (N3m), Senate (N1m), House of Representatives (N500,000) and House of Assembly (200,000).” He described the Wednesday’s judgement as victory for democracy, rule of law and triumph over impunity. It was however gathered that the national leadership of the new party was waiting for the commission to reach out to it tomorrow on the judgement. One of their elders, who spoke with our correspondent, said that “we expect the commission to reach out to us and ask us to send the names of our presidential and other candidates. “In the alternative, the commission can also reach out to us, discuss with us and we may say that we are not fielding candidates for the Presidential and National Assembly elections, which come up first. “The result of the discussion will determine what we would do for the governorship and state Houses of Assembly elections, which holds April 11.” Efforts made to speak with the National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Mr. Olisa Metuh on the issue failed. He neither picked nor responded to a text message sent to him. http://saharareporters.com/2015/03/06/pdp-lays-fresh-ambush-against-general-elections |
Lokoja (Nigeria) (AFP) - An American woman kidnapped by masked gunmen in central Nigeria last month was released on Friday and handed over to US government officials, police told AFP. Related Stories Gunmen kidnap US woman in central Nigeria: police AFP US female missionary kidnapped in central Nigeria: source, website Reuters American Woman Kidnapped In Nigeria Huffington Post Nigerian Police Search for Kidnapped American Missionary The Wall Street Journal Phyllis Sortor, a missionary with the Free Methodist Church, was seized on February 23 in the village of Emiworo in Kogi state. "She has been rescued and given to the American authorities," Kogi state police spokesman Collins Sola Adebayo said, adding that no ransom was paid "as far as police are concerned." An AFP journalist at the handover in the state capital Lokoja said the 71-year-old Sortor appeared unharmed with no visible signs of abuse. Kogi's police chief Adeyemi Ogunjemilusi said she was dropped by her captors in the bushlands outside the village of Eru and "raised an alarm which attracted the villagers." Police deployed to the area and brought Sortor to Lokoja. Her church confirmed the release but declined to provide details on the circumstances. "As a matter of sound policy, and to help protect the many, many people who helped secure Phyllis' freedom, we will have no comment concerning the efforts that were undertaken to secure her release," Bishop David Kendall said in a statement. US embassy officials in Abuja were not immediately available to comment. Sortor had spent years living in Africa, including Mozambique -- where she spent much of her childhood -- later working in Rwanda and, since 2005, Nigeria, Kendall said Her work in Kogi was focused primarily on educational development and conflict resolution between nomadic herdsmen and farming communities who frequently clash in central Nigeria's Middle Belt region, the church statement further said. Foreign nationals have often been kidnapped in Nigeria by local gangs who typically release hostages following a ransom payment. Such abductions are especially common in the southern, oil-producing Niger Delta, where expatriates working with large oil companies have been a frequent target. A number of foreigners have also been kidnapped in the north of the country, but those attacks claimed by Boko Haram or the associated Islamist group Ansaru are considered a different phenomenon, and not necessarily motivated by a desire for ransom. Boko Haram has been blamed for previous attacks in Kogi, including two raids targeting the same prison in 2012 and 2014. Nigeria's Islamists groups have in the past publicly claimed the abduction of expatriates and the lack of such a claim following Sortor's kidnapping led many to believe that Boko Haram and its affiliates were not involved. http://news.yahoo.com/us-woman-kidnapped-central-nigeria-free-police-225509900.html
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The Woman by the left,is she really a youth?Just asking |
Dear God,I wish and hope to start my Application this Month..Money on my mind..2015, am stepping my foot into the U.S.I believe and so shall it be..I declare on this Forum and i would come here to give my testimony this year..Nothing,And i mean,Nothing would ever ever pull me back |
khaykay15:Babe..I sent you a PM..I can see youre also in Oyo state as I am..Lets hook up..thanks |
Psalmwise:Na love |
Psalmwise:Lol.Baddo..I don follow her talk mysef..i pray make she reply..I don fall in love with her gan..She just changed her picture sef..I wan dy do at least 12hours for her toto,make i no even dey do for ever sef.. ![]() |
Psalmwise:NO,na Vovovera i want..If only she would give me a chance to enter her kitty place..Chai,Na there i go sleep |
Babe..Just sent you a PM.Please reply..thanks |
psalmwise..This Guy is a Guru on sexuality,i think say the only thing wey dey hin brian na only make hin sleep with woman,i no know say he get sense like this..Wetin i dey talk self,everybody wey dey sexuality na all of us be guru for everything..we get sense..Psalm,youre mouthed..oya come give me one chick ![]() |
mrceo63:Bros,which silly and naughty gospel?You Africans carry religion on top your head like bags of rice and you are not in any way better than church rats..The Most backward continent on Planet earth..I asked a question,when did NL turn to a preaching centre?cos i dont understand when silly threads like this make frontpage where someone tells me i am possessed by Demons when i have sex...I cant just comprehend |
Nairaland has gone to the Dogs..Abegi,na which silly OP pushed this to the front-page?Imagine kee,When did Nairaland turn to a Gospel center or where you come and preach.I cant just fathom the meaning of all what is written above..Say when you have sex ohh,you don enter one covenant..Too bad,to funny,so crazy..Religion is fucking crazy mehnn |
joenicewake:Them might not know a dime about this forum.maybe they where directed here by google,so they had to start from the scratch,So you can put them through,or if not,you can walk away.Thank You |

you no get work ni
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