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Nellsworld:Who do I use please that's assuming the seller is okay with this |
Thanks for the comments guys, I'll leave it be for now |
frankyvalll:Please who has done business with this guy ? Is he trustworthy ? |
So I want to buy a phone from aliexpress but I I'm worried that it might never get here because of the current situation of things. Has anyone bought any product from aliexpress recently ? |
frankyvalll:Pictures bro and can you waybill ? |
Please i want to know if the redmi note 8 pro has a dedicated sd card slot |
Muhammadbiee:Thanks for the update bro |
Who has received android 10 on their realme q please give us a little insight on what to expect |
Guys abeg does realme q (chinese vairant) have a dedicated sd card slot |
udatso: |
Amarabae:The most sensible post here... If she wants to wear raincoat or walk down the aisle naked the choice is hers.. Let's stop with all the judgements |
Benue State has turned into a hotspot for criminals. In fact, it is now a magnet for armed robbers, kidnappers, car snatchers and cattle rustlers. The situation has got so bad that many youths in Makurdi, the state capital, now move around armed with cutlasses and knives to defend themselves against hoodlums. Our correspondent learnt that there are cases of shop burgling, kidnapping, rape, robbery and cult-related killings almost on a daily basisNow, some of the hoodlums connive with commercial bus drivers to attack their victims in broad daylight in spite of the presence of security agents.The Benue State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Bashir Makama, publicly acknowledged that the rate of criminal activities in the state is high.While parading about 63 crime suspects at the police headquarters, recently, Makama said, “It was like my first baptism in the state, but I also quickly showed the criminals that I am not here for a tea party. My mission in Benue State is to ensure the safety of lives and property.Since the CP made this statement, the hoodlums have intensified their efforts in unleashing more terror on the state. Eyewitnesses said the criminals, who move around in groups usually rob shops owners atvarious locations within the town and threaten them with guns or axes. A grocery store owner around Bem Hotel in Makurdi, Mrs. Ene John, said in the month of August, her shop was burgled four times and all items in the shop were taken away each time.She said, “Just last week, the hoodlums came to my shop in broad daylight, pointed a gun at me and collected N150,000 I wanted to give my son to purchase goods. The money was a loan.“The same criminals went into the estate opposite my shop and robbed residents there.They have almost crippled me financially. I am afraid that if they come next time and do not see anything to steal, they may want to harm me.“I am now indebted to so many people. I plan to permanently close down the shop. But if I do that now, the people I owe will think that I want to run away with their money.”Another resident, Andy Teryilia, told Saturday PUNCH, “No day passes without a robbery around our street. Because of the frequent robbery attacks, major streets in this area have installed iron gates and protectors. ”A senior nurse with the General Hospital, Makurdi, Mrs. Aoadona, told our correspondent that she was trailed to the gate of her house along George Akume Road, New GRA, at about 10pm on Wednesday.She said, “Immediately I got to the gate and honked for the gate to be opened, three men suddenly jumped in front of my vehicle with guns and ordered me out of my car. I screamed and that woke up my neighbour, who ran to help me with a cutlass.‘’We were both bundled into the boot of my car and whisked away. These hoodlums took us round houses in the area and robbed many occupants. After they finished their operations, they brought us back to our house and still took all our money, phones and other belongings.”A groundnut seller, 14-year-old Talatu Adams, also fell victim of the robbers.She said some men pursued and caught up with her at the Makurdi old bridge while going home one evening.“They robbed me of all the money I had made from hawking that day and took my mobile phone too. They took me to a bush and wanted to rape me when someone passing by saw them. The passer-by began to scream, then they left me alone and ran away. ”The Benue State correspondent of the New Telegraph newspaper, Mr. Cephas Lorhemen also lost his vehicle to the car thieves recently.Lorhemen told our correspondent that he did not know how the hoodlums gained access into his car where it was parked.He said he parked the car on the premises of a bank located on New Oturkpo Road, Wurukum, Makurdi, and went into the bank to conduct a transaction. By the time he came out, the car was gone.“I asked the bank’s guards and the policemen attached to the branch but they said they knew nothing. I reported the matter to the police, but up till now, it has not been found. We are now living at the mercy of criminals in the state,” Lorhemen said. The wife of an assistant commissioner of police in the state who operates a beer parlour in the city also told our correspondent that she lost over N350,000 to a criminal who entered her shop and pretended to buy a recharge card as he robbed her salesgirl of recharge cards and money at gunpoint.Our correspondent learnt that on Wednesday night, robbers armed with pistols attacked one dispensary and robbed the owner and his wife of N138,000 and four mobile phones.The following day, robbers also shot and killed 13 residents of the state.The victims include one Terseer Akaya, a driver from Katsina-Ala, a woman and her two children aged eight months old and eight years old.Five others injured in the attacks were receiving treatment at an undisclosed hospital in Makurdi as of the time of filing this report. The Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Moses Yamu, who confirmed the incident, disclosed that the gang was led by one Terwase Akwaza alias, “Ghana”, who had already been declared wanted with a N5M bounty placed on him.Saturday Punch Gathered that the gang went to rob at Senga village in Katsina-Ala, where a mob caught and lynched two of them. One of their members identified as “Chemical” and a lady harbouring him were also killed, while the others escaped to Gbise village. They were said to have mobilised for a reprisal and came back to the community.It was learnt that the youth of the village had also mobilised to protect other residents.But the robbers reportedly went to Kenvenger village ,which is next to Senga and killed 10 residents.Yamu said, “Police operatives have been deployed to patrol the area to prevent further breach of the peace. We have also launched a manhunt for other members of the gang.” Source:punchng.com |
Thirty-eight Boko Haram Islamist fighters have been killed during military search operations carried out by Niger and Chad troops in the Diffa region of southeast Niger this week, an official said Friday.Two soldiers were lightly wounded in the action and “on the enemy side; 38 terrorists killed,” Niger defence ministry spokesman Moustapha Ledru said on state television.Substantial quantities of weapons and munitions were also seized, Colonel Ledru added.The joint army operations took place between Monday and Wednesday around the villages of Gueskerou and Toumour in southeastern Niger, he added.According to villagers and NGO workers in Gueskerou, 30 kilometres from Diffa, Boko Haram elements attacked the town on Wednesday night, without killing anyone.“The attack nonetheless caused a psychosis in the population” and “the assailants torched houses and stole food and medicines after pillaging shops and a pharmacy,” an NGO official told AFP.Boko Haram’s seven-year insurgency has left at least 20,000 people dead in Nigeria and border areas of neighbouring Niger, Chadand Cameroon, and made more than 2.6 million homeless.Attacks in Niger’s Diffa region began in February 2015.In late July this year a multinational force, drawn from Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon, was formed to tackle the Islamic insurgents and clear them out of towns and villages. |
This stuff is really hilarious. If he actually comes he'll probably say "I'm happy to be playing for the best club in the world" |
Personally I can't do that but some people are wired that way and can say all that without being gay. A friend of mine always hugs his fellow guys but he is the straightest guy I know |
Emarc16:Below Are Activities That Can Lead To WhatsApp Ban 1. Sending too many messages to users who do not have your number saved in their address books. Make sure that you ask all of your WhatsApp contacts to add your current number to their address books. 2. Being blocked by too many people in a short period of time. Make sure you only communicate with people who want to receive messages from you. 3. Creating too many groups that contain users who do not list you in their address books. Make sure that you ask all of your WhatsApp contacts to add your current number to their address books. 4. Sending the same message to too many people. Use Broadcast Lists to send the same message to your contacts. You must have violated at least one of their rules hence the temporary banning. Just warning u so u won't fall a victim again |
Na only danger mouse I don watch |
lmao
Saturdays are the worst |
Nigerians no dey use ear hear "thief thief" |
VickyRotex:That's what a dummy would say |
starlingslimnet:Na so broke peeps dey talk |
3. Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport Vitesse $2,400,000 Country of Origin:France Engine:1,200 hp, 8-liter, 16-cylinder Top Speed:267 mph 0 to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds 2. Lykan Hpersport $3,400,000 Country of Origin:Lebanon Engine:750 horsepower, 6 twin-turbo engine Top Speed:245mph 0 to 60 mph in 2.8 seconds Limited Edition:7 are made per year 1. Lamborghini Veneno Roadster $4,500,000 Country of Origin:Italy Engine:750 horsepower, 6.5 liter, 12 cylinder Top Speed:221 mph 0 to 62 mph in 2.9 seconds Limited Edition: 3 are made per year
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6. Koenigsegg R $1,600,000 Country of Origin:Sweden Engine:1,030 horsepower, twin-turbo, 5.0-liter V-8 0 to 60 mph in 2.8 seconds Top Speed:260 mph (418 km/h) Electronic speed limiter:235 mph (378 km/h) 6. Lamborghini Reventon $1,600,000 Country of Origin:Italy Top speed:211mph (339km/h) 0 to 60 mph in 3.3 seconds Limited Edition:20 units made 5. Zenvo ST1 $1,225,000 Country of Origin:Denmark Top Speed:233mph (375km/h) 0 to 60 mph in 2.9 seconds Limited Edition:15 of this super car are produced 4. Pagani Zonda Cinque Roadster $1,850,000 One of the most exotic cars in the world Country of Origin:Italy Top Speed: 220 mph (354km/h) 0 to 60 mph in 3.4 seconds
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10. Hennessey Venom GT Spyder $1,100,000 Country Of Origin:United Kingdom Engine:1,244 horsepower, 7.0-liter, twin-turbo V-8 0 to 60 seconds in 2.5 seconds 9. Pagani Huayra $1,300,000 Country of Origin:Italy Engine:720 horsepower, 60.0 liter, V12 twin-turbo Top Speed:224 mph 0 to 60 mph in 3.0 seconds 8. McLauren P1 $1,380,000 Engine:903 horsepower, hybrid 3.8 liter, V8 twin-turbo Top Speed / Speed Limiter:217 mph 0 to 60 mph in 2.7 seconds Limited Edition:375 unit 7. Maybach Landaulet $1,380,000 Most expensive sedan on the market and one of the most luxurious cars ever made, made especially for executives and CEOs with personal driver 0 to 60 mph in 5.2 seconds
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Anita Oyakhilome, who now goes by her maiden nameEbhodaghehas finally spoken out about her rift and divorce with husband,Chris Oyakhilome. The news and controversy that surrounded their divorce caused quite a stir amongst their admirers and chrch members. The divorce was filed in April 9, 2014 at Divorce Section A, Central Family Court, First Avenue House, High Holborn, London, United Kingdom on the grounds of “unreasonable behaviour” . She has now chosen to address the divorce and tell her side of the story. Anita took to her blog to discuss how her life has been changing as of late making some serious references to her marriage as she wrote. She wrote: It is my desire to reach out and inspire you especially if you feel vulnerable and in need of a change. I hope to inspire you to believe in yourself no matter the circumstances. I want to help you recreate your life going forward, so you can live beautifully. I have been through this journey of rediscovery and nothing is as beautiful as realising one’s uniqueness as I have done. Life is a precious however, your life can go through different seasons: winter, spring, summer or autumn. Life can hit you with financial loss, disappointments, death of a loved one, a broken relationship, loss of a job, a divorce, being falsely accused or being a victim of crime. These can shatter you to pieces but you can do something about it.
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buygala:Woman lapaaa |
megawax8:The blame is on both the youths and the government |
c33b33:I think you should refer that question to the state government.FYI no government is perfect sir |
missKiffy:I spot you ma |
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Related Offences Tribunal has commenced a clampdown on some very wealthy civil servants in the country, who are leaving in questionable wealth. Already, the agency has seized 24 property and several big cars from three civil servants with just one of them having 18 properties. A document obtained from the Office of the Chairman of the ICPC, Mr. Ekpo Nta, with the title ‘Notice of Seizure of Movable and Immovable Properties Pursuant to Section 45 (4) a – (b) of the Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Ac 2000, revealed that the commission seized the property from three officials of the Ministry of Niger Delta. It stated that the property was seized because they were “excessive of the emoluments of the affected officers.” Although the document, dated August 11, 2015, is silent on the status of the officials, it was gathered that the three officials are all principal account officers of the ministry, which has been one of the focuses of investigations by the ICPC in recent times. The Niger Delta ministry officers listed in the document are Poloma Kabiru Nuhu, Mangset Longyl Dickson and Daniel Obah. The ICPC boss said the decision to seize the property would be served on the appropriate Land Registries and Departments in all the states where the property are situated. He stated, “The commission is investigating a matter involving some staff (members) of the Niger Delta Ministry, with certain movable and immovable property owned by the said staff. “The commission is of the opinion based on the aforementioned investigation that these movable and immovable property owned by these people who are staff of the Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs are excessive, having regards to their present emoluments and all other relevant circumstances. The commission hereby notifies the entire public that all movable and immovable properties owned by these staff (members) and listed hereunder are seized.” |
Gunmen, suspected to be cultists, on Saturday morning killed a Catholic priest and lecturer in the Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo, Rev. Fr. Desmond Osuagwu in Owerri, the Imo State capital. The priest, who is a member of the congregation of the Claretian Missionaries, Eastern Province, Nigeria, was said to be heading for the St. Mark’s Catholic Chaplaincy, Obinze Barracks, where he served as a Chaplain to conduct the day’s Eucharistic mass for the men of the Nigerian Armed Forces. It was gathered that the assailants waylaid him on the road at a pathway before Avu junction, along the Port Harcourt Road, Owerri, dragged him out of his SUV before he was killed by stabbing him in his neck and his stomach. A reliable source told our correspondent that the suspected cultists dragged him into a nearby bush, tied him on a tree and killed him. According to the source, the assailants did not take any money from the priest’s car. Osuagwu, who hails from Obowo Local Government Area of the state, was until his untimely death, the Director of Students Industrial Works Experience Scheme at the Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo. The cleric, who celebrated his 25 years anniversary as a priest last year, was reported to be among the top contenders for the position of Superior-General of the Claretian priests, slated to hold sometime in 2016. The Imo State Police Public Relations Officer, Andrew Enwerem, confirmed the incident. He said, “We heard the information that morning and immediately moved our men to the scene of the incident. The state police command is intensifying all efforts to see that the perpetrators of the dastard action are brought to book. We must surely get them.” |
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