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Hi brides to be..... for ur event planning and decorations, wedding cake n Yes BRIDAL MAKE UP contact us.....for those in onitsha and it's enviros

Hw are we sure it's d same person when the face isn't visible....

Those brows,highlights n lippy can kill o..... na wa

lexiconkabir:
I thought i saw you in that outfit this morning? *picking my dunlop slippers and runs out of thread*

....E better as I run commot o cus d kin beating u for get eh

Even the length of her hair too.....no difference

#10 blade? They can't stock it up? Nawa

Fedric:
nop [color=#000099][/color]. U left the work last year april.

u left the work last year April but the post shows 28 jan...Op,wic one we go believe

Deco

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Before meets after

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I deal in the selling of high quality 6by6 and 4by6 bedspread with 4 pillow case and duvets too for those in onitsha and it's enviros

Haywhybaba007:
l don't tink l knw u kos am not a saadu Kopa,am frm jebba but l knw our general CLO(Henry) and the following kopas deola(our general Secretary), uche,tolu ,tallest e.t.c
l would like to knw u anyway, so here is my Bbm pin (55980FA9).

...Adey is my very gud friend....tall Uche?(i guess am d one)

ECOTERRORS:
I know that school but I served in Al Amin. The proprietor refused to employ teachers but corpers then, he pays #2500 per month and a lot of corpers were fighting to serve there. I do laugh now when I look back.




I never bothered to collect the salary because I wanted the man to know that Corpers are not hungry but rather we deserve respect. A money that can't reacharge my phone.

....he still pays that as of wen I was there.........kwara no dey appreciate corpers

ECOTERRORS:
Yes, which of the schools are you serving there because I served there also. That place is so dry that I pray daily for my service here to end.



You should have taken theat KP express road which is still good and traffic is not a problem there.



#IrepYIKPATA

I served in Yas -salam Islamic sch 13c......I actually took that route bt d traffic at d bad road affected it's movement too

skondo09:
Quite interesting to know, sorry for dt, never checked ur gender status

no qualms

ECOTERRORS:
Are you a corper in Bode Saadu? How is the LGI Mr Kunle?

....black Kunle? He was transferred immediately after my batch came to saadu

skondo09:
This guy know this place like he knows his palm lines.. Babanloma happens to be my home town

spent a year in that land...ofcus I shld knw its neighborhood.....bt na girl not guy

Haywhybaba007:
itz always like this at this time of the year,l plied dat road thruout my stay in jebba while doing my service year(batch c 13/14).Dat road is terrible,a lot of lives have been taken by dat road,the then Gov of kwara state now senate President should HV used his power,influence and position 4 da re-construction of that road but he hasnt ,HP he dose so in tyme bf the road claim more life's. what a bad road!!!

..u served in Jeevan 13c?....do u know the female copa that bakes in saadu?

Served in Bode saa'du....terrible roads I must confess....experienced it once n had to trek from Babaloma to bode saa'du,it wasn't a funny nite...enjoy the stress

Tabelachizza:
SMC ***** Shaa

....oh that's right...hope u have been fine

Tabelachizza:
could dat be someone I know??

Uche***Oyi....

.....yea,am Uche and d Oyi starts my surname bt I can't place ur face dear....remind me pls

Maymakeova...call us today

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Pictured below is one of the student and the so called Rev. Father........
Two students of Madon­na University, Akpugo Campus, Enugu State, have told the horrifying story of torture they suffered in the hands of key officials of the tertiary institution.

The duo, Stanley Okoye, 23, a final year Civil Engineering student and Ga-Lim Aondofa Lord, escaped death by the whiskers after they were allegedly abducted from their rooms February 3, 2015, in the dead of the night, in commando fashion, by the Chief Security Officer of the university, Okey Ogbonna and the Dean of Student Affairs, Rev. Fr. Isaac Nginga, a Catholic priest, in company of others and taken to a secluded area on the campus, where they were tortured, brutalized, dehu­manised and left to die, but through divine intervention, they lived to tell the story.

Though they survived the ordeal, they are still undergoing treatment for the almost fatal injuries they received in the hands of their tormentors. For instance, Stanley still needs to undergo special surgery in Germany on the spine to repair a major damage inflicted on him while the torture lasted. Aondofa suffered a dislocated jaw that required having his jaws held together with special dental wire to allow the injury heal. The duo would for the rest of their lives bear the burden of the deep psychological scars imprinted on their minds by the experience.

Meanwhile, they are still battling to get the results of their degree examinations released. Accompanied by their parents, the victims who visited The Sun office in Onitsha gave a chilling account of what they passed through in the campus, and revealed the alleged moves by the university management to cover up the truth.

Continuing, Stanley said: “These people were accompanied that night by an armed soldier, who is among our security guards in school. First, they asked for the room number of my friend and classmate, Lord Ga-Lim and I told them. They picked him up from his hostel and forced both of us into the vehicle. They first drove us to the administrative building and we alighted. Without any question, they descended on us after commanding us to lie down on the gravel. It was Rev. Father Isaac who hit us first with his belt, and the others then joined. They beat us with military belts, planks, batons, iron, stones and other dangerous weapons they could lay their hands on; they dealt mercilessly with us.

“All the while they were treading on us as we lay on the sharp, rough gravel. Not even our plea for mercy or cries for help could melt their hearts. Fr. Isaac even commanded the military officer to shoot us if we attempted to run away. In fact, the soldier fired the shot but narrowly missed me. I was coughing out blood and bleeding profusely but Ogbonna, the CSO hit me with his elbow and I fell down again.

I fainted when I saw my son –Okoye

Narrating how he heard about his son’s ordeal and the frustrations he encountered in the course of seeking justice for the victimized students, Chief Okoye told Sunday Sun that he was in Lagos when his wife called him from their Abuja home.

His words: “My wife informed me that she received a distress call. Only God can describe the trauma we passed through that night before daybreak. I left Lagos for Enugu with first flight, abandoning all I came to do in Lagos, but I never knew that I was in for the greatest shock of my life. On getting to the school gate, I was denied entry by the security peo­ple and left stranded for four hours. When I noticed that the matter was no more a small issue not to talk of the uncertainty surrounding my son’s life, knowing that his phone was already permanently switched off, I sought for external help through the military. It was the high command at the 82 Division of the Nigerian Army, Enugu that assisted me before they could allow me to enter and stay by the side of the gate while they went to fetch my son. When they brought him, I fainted, upon seeing his condition.

“After regaining composure a bit, I asked him who did that to him and he pointed out the CSO, the Rev Father and some others. I wanted to take his picture in that state for practical evidence but to my surprise, another Catholic priest named Fr. Francis, who came in from Elele, Rivers State with two police escorts ordered the security men to smash my camera which is worth N300,000 to pieces, and they did. They also threatened to shoot me if I didn’t tread with cau­tion. After all arguments, we agreed that the children should be taken to either Enugu State University Teaching Hospital (ESUTH) or Uni­versity of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Ituku Ozalla, Enugu State, but to my surprise again, as soon as I left, they bundled the children in that state to their headquarters at Elele, Rivers State.

“The children were kept in­communicado and detained in the hospital too. It was through military assistance that I was able to gain access to see them in the hospital but they refused to release them to us for proper medical care.”............

Immaangel:
its nice, I like your eyebrow. You draw am well. Lol...

....tanx dear,am a makeup artist

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justirich:
pls can you help me with her full names. thanks

......Lilian ogechi.....twitter @lily_oge......Oga u go pay for all these info o

justirich:
There is a lady who came all the way from US to participate in this year's edition. I have forgotten her name. pls did she make the final 14?

.....thats Oge, nope she didn't bt she made first 24

Am looking out for Chike and Joy( hopes she lasts thou) knew her way back from sch n she can sing eh...who noticed that Chike and Henry( the affliction shall not rise d second time guy) wore the same suit bt different colours.........Even mumsy sef dey follow the project fame right from audition stage.....its been fun