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Eva Alordiah Stopped taking her Chill pills as as she replied a tweep who said her latest instagram videos looks like she is pregnant

NameChecker:
That thing has been like that since last year.

If it survives till next year it will become one of the
seven wonders (8th) of the world.

hahahhaha...you why na? Lmao

Jezyfreezman:
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And u performed in another planet also right

hahhahah...guy u harsh o...u no try at all

majamajic:
Simi , am not cool with this explanations. Am very much ok with the pant version.

hahhahha...u no try at all

hahahahhaha...dat guy was like ''pata lasan''

see leg like crayfish wey no wan enta soup

NameChecker:
You try na!!! Some nairalanders don't have money to enter transport If I lie ask Madcow1

hahahahah...u no try at all

soberdrunk:
To think that i have two "bsc's" and 1 "msc" and i drive a bloody honda and kia and this guy kicks a ball for a living and see his list of cars! "WALAHI ISNOR BY GRA GRA OOOO" ORI YATO SO ORI

hahahha...naso

gboisgroups:
I FALL FOR YOU OOOH. NA BUHARI AGAIN.

lmao

na wa o...i blame buhari

i blame buhari...man must chop

;Di blame buhari

crisycent:
Him head like Hausa yam

lmaooo

sai baba

hahaha, lagos

hahaha, lagos

patience don dey pack o

ManTiger:
Don't worry, leave him, i'm sure he will be thinking of exile by now.

lol

german milk

hahahaha.transistor radio enta wahala

lol

Ucheosefoh:
He need to ask his wife who that boy father is

lol

awkward

lol. U guys ehn

Some of the PC
members had their vision beclouded by
violence and the old PC decided to form
National Association of Seadogs and
went ahead to register it at the
Corporate Affairs. They said PC should no
longer exist on campuses but there is a
difference between saying and
establishing it.
So the whole thing between Wole and I
was the inability to establish what they
proposed, and so other groups began to
spring up in various universities using
the name Pyrates Confraternity because
nobody has any right on the name. This
is the problem between Wole and I.
At what point did you renounce your
membership?
I must say that I did not officially
renounce until I became a Christian. I
kept being less a nd less active because I
kept seeing it as an activity for children
and younger people. But when I became
born-again and established this ministry,
I consciously went to God and confess
that we were the people who started
this thing, which has become something
we did not envisage. I asked Him to
forgive me and forgive the rest of us
and I confessed on behalf of others too.
That is the only time I’ll say I renounced
it. It was a private thing.
Have you done that publicly?
No, I have not bothered but I’ve told all
who are concerned that I’m no longer
one of them. At any public opportunity, I
always say it and they know that I am no
longer one of them. If Wole could take
the trouble to attack me in an 18-page
report, then I know it has registered
that I am no longer one of them.
Did they make any effort to ask you why
you were leaving?
No, we did not bond ourselves to be
members forever. I think when they
found out that I stopped turning up for
their meetings that must have convinced
them that I was no longer interested.
But I didn’t make any statement
concerning them until I started this
ministry and got involved in the
University as chairman of Anti-cultism
Campaign Committee.
Did you take the cultism to a higher level
like joining the Ogboni, as people believe
it happens?
As I said, I was only active in it between
1953 and 1957after which I left for
Britain. When I came back in 1960, I was
on the staff of the University and was
just an adviser to them. I didn’t know
what they did at their services
(meetings) I didn’t know when the oath
taking, etc started or if it was actually
done. However, I know it is done today.
This is what the Seadogs pretend not to
know.
Have you spoken about Christ to Wole
Soyinka?
I have not but I will certainly welcome
the opportunity. The only problem I
envisage is that unless God softens
Wole’s heart, it might be difficult to
speak with him on Christ.
Source: http://www.informationng.com/

The Pyrates Confraternity, which later
metamorphosed into cultism in
universities was founded by seven
prominent Nigerians back in their days
as undergraduate students at the
University of Ibadan in 1953. It was the
brain child of Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole
Soyinka, who got 6 of his friends – Nat
Oyelola, Sylvanus Egbuche, Pius Olehi, AIG
Imokhuede, Ralph Okwara and Prof.
Bolanle Awe, involved. Prof. Awe, who is
now a pastor at Fullness of Christ
Evangelical Ministry (FOCEM) in Ibadan
explains how it all started…
The idea was conceived by Wole himself,
at least I know he was the one who
talked to me. I don’t know who spoke to
the other five members but we actually
assembled at Teeder Hall, the second hall
to be completed after Melamby. We
assembled in the basement and just
made merry in the evening. We were
just out to be different and I saw it to be
fun. None of us envisaged that we were
laying the foundation of a virulent cult in
that 1953/54 session, though the
association insisted that it was in 1952
hence they celebrated their 50 years in
2002. At that basement we had
something to drink, nothing potent, we
went around the campus in unusual
ways, we were well known and there
was nothing like secret oath, nothing
spiritual about it all.
You earlier said people doubted your
new life because of what you have
dipped your hands into. What were
these things?
I am one of those who founded Pyrates
Confraternity (PC) and I am one of those
who maintained that though PC which
transformed to National Association of
Seadogs (NAS) truly dissociated itself
from PC on campuses, it can not really
separate itself from it. This was the basis
of the attack of Prof. Wole Soyinka on me
at their 50th anniversary where he gave
an 18-page lecture, where substantial
part of it was an attack on me and my
ministry. That only showed me that his
camp noted that someone has left them.
In fact, I have just finished writing a
reply to him on that.
My attitude is that whatever we may say
today, it was the idea of PC that gave rise
to these virulent cults. Even though we
were not violent when we started it and
we didn’t call it cult, but the cult culture
began after when we started. Today,
they still recognise we the founders as
the Magnificent 7! The NAS does not
want to agree with that. Though they
decreed that no PC should not exist on
campuses, but we all know that they still
do. The fact is if they say they have no
link to the ones on the campuses, I’ll be
prepared to accept that but to say they
don’t exist on campuses, I disagreed
and we parted ways on that.
At the time you started, what was the
criteria used to recruit members
It was solely based on friendship. My
own interpretation was that at the
appropriate time, Satan hijacked what
we started since we didn’t know where
we were going.
What were the creed of the association?
I wrote it somewhere I can not locate
now. I think they were to abolish
convention, revive the age of chivalry
(where you show deference to the
weaker s*x) etc. In any case I can’t
remember anything that we did to
promote those creeds. The motto was;
Orders Is Orders. Also, Wole did not stay
long enough because he left a year after
for Leeds, because he wanted to study
English honours which was not available
as a course in Ibadan then. I think Ralph
Opara took over from him as the head.
But I stayed till 1956 when I left for
Britain. Three of us Wole, me and Pius
Olehie, who formed the PC, were from
the same class in Government College,
Ibadan while Ralph Opara was a year
before us.
So when would you say Pyrates
Confraternity became virulent?
I think by the 1980s. The thing is that at
the beginning, there was only PC and so
many people struggled to be a member
because it was a prestigious thing.
When I returned from Britain, some
students who wanted to become
members needed a lecturer to sponsor
their membership, those who came to
me got my nod.
Up till about 1972, PC was the only
association, but when there was schism
over one of them who violated the law
and he was not ready to subject himself
to discipline, he left and started a rival
organisation and that was how the
Buccaneers Confraternity started. About
the same time, Eye Confraternity started.
You must not also forget that violence
was become rife in the society. This
began in Ibadan with Operation Wetie
around 1964/ 65. Things became
intolerable until the coup in 1967.
Violence became the order of the day
and it crept into PC by the time, I had
become disenchanted with the club and
was ready to leave.