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I chased a woman for almost two years only to discover her tastes were exactly like mine - we were both crazy about girls If a female is biting her lip, you know your doing a damn good job with whatever your doing. You have Vitamin C deficiency, no cash or credit. I think FB should have some realistic relationship options, 'happily single' and 'stress-fully committed'. Silence doesn't always mean YES. Sometimes, silence means LOADING. If a quiz is called a quizzical then what's a Test . . . . Don't laugh, answer the question.For those who keep sending me farm ville requests Please stop! I got banned cause i was growing marijuana & selling it in Mafia Wars! The Only Thing You Get In Life Without Trying is dandruff "Forgive your enemies, but never forget their names" Just in case you want to add them on Facebook. |
buhari all the way, |
i never see school wey dey teach sex education o |
knowing the fact that i want to let go desperately but cant. |
from experience, it wont work even if she comes back. if you are as jealous as i am, you still have it at the back of your mind the thought of her laying in another man's arm so, try and move |
yesssss |
to confirm my conspiracy perspective please observe the highlighted part. Okah was in contact with Abuja bombers — S’African police The leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, Mr. Henry Okah, was in contact with the militants who set off twin car bombs during Nigeria’s 50th independence anniversary in Abuja on October 1, the South African police have said. Okah was arrested in Johannesburg after the blasts that killed at 16 people and injured 66 others. MEND had claimed responsibility for the attacks. Reuters reported that the South African police made these claims in an affidavit read by a prosecutor at a bail hearing for the MEND leader in a Johannesburg court on Thursday. But the Police refused to reveal the evidence backing their claims, saying that they had to protect their confidential sources. Okah was described as the ‘mastermind’ of the blasts, who was in contact with the bombers before and after the incident. However, in a counter affidavit read by his lawyer, Okah denied “any involvement whatsoever with the bomb acts.” The police said they searched Okah‘s home and found receipts for the purchase of thousands of submachine guns, rockets launchers and anti-aircraft machine guns, but did not find any weapons. They also claimed to have found that Okah and his wife, Azuka, own about 10 properties in South Africa valued at over $1m. Reuters added in its report that Okah, who was dressed in a brown sweat shirt and jeans, shook his head and laughed, when a prosecutor read the affidavit. In the affidavit, the attorney- general said the MEND leader was engaged in economic sabotage and had links to various terrorists groups. The court later adjourned before a decision was made on whether to grant Okah bail. It will resume on Friday. The South African police also said they had seized diaries that included entries on “guerrilla fighters, training discipline, the use of explosives, boats and night vision.” In an entry dated September 19, 2010, Okah wrote: ”God is with us. We will fight to the end.” The Nigerian Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation, Mr. Mohammed Bello Adoke (SAN ), sent a written affidavit, pleading for the magistrate not to release Okah. According to him, granting the bail will jeopardise the trial. Adoke alleged that Okah had been engaged in warfare and ”economic sabotage” against Nigeria since 2005. He added in the affidavit that Okah was also involved in kidnapping, oil theft, pipeline vandalism and other illegalities. He added that many incriminating documents were found in Okah’s home when it was searched on September 30, prior to the bomb blasts in Abuja. Among the documents was a quotation from a Chinese company for the supply of guns, mortars and other such devices. He said that a large number of camouflage uniforms like the ones used by MEND in Nigeria were also seized from him. Okah, in an affidavit read by Klause, claimed the e-mail messages warning on the blasts and accepting responsibility were all from within Nigeria, as there was nothing linking him with it. He said a search on his house before the explosion revealed nothing incriminating and he was released after his initial arrest on September 30. AINT ALL THE HIGHLIGHTED FACTS WHAT WE ALREADY KNOW? I THOUGHT HE WAS GRANTED AMNESTY FOR ALL THESE ![]() |
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