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chiefolododo:
Ambode should join any party , he will still win. Tinubu and his men ( I know one of them is aregbesola) are not happy with ambode because he doesn't settle them. Imagine a sitting governor wants to be settled by another sitting governor. this is Injustice. you want me to feed you with my state resources? when I am not foolish

Did u confirm this?

I pity some men that refuse to do DNA for their kids, you kids can look like you but not belong to you.

I fear women

Gameboy you mean you are 29years old while your fake child is 14years?

You lie than devil

Oga..dome people are looking for child after years of marriage while u give children free to some people who don't know the value.

It is well sa

I want to ask question?

Since the sex is consensual why did they suspend the guy only.?

Miracle is not real again?

bleeped and dump

G1STM0RE:
Nollywood and Bollywood actor Bolanle Ninalowo shares rare picture with his beautiful mother with caption;

Now she smiles every time my name pops up in the news!
Ebami kira fun mama mi �� Orisa bi iya

source >>> http://gistmore.com/actor-bolanle-ninalowo-show-off-mother-adorable-photo

Cc; Lalasticlala

When did he become Bollywood actor pls?

Naijaguy12345:
Another reason Omisore should not be allowed to govern Osun state, he has Bola Ige's blood on his hands. Either he was acquitted or not. RIP Bola Ige.

Yes ...omisore Is a criminal

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Remembering Bola Ige
By Lekan Alabi
12 September 2018 | THE GUARDIAN

The late Chief Ige, was the governor of old Oyo State (1979–1983)

Had he not been assassinated in his Bodija Housing Estate, Ibadan, Oyo State of Nigeria home, that Sunday, December 23, 2001, Chief ’Bola Ige, SAN, would have been 88 years old today.
May his noble soul, continue to rest in peace. Amen.

The late Chief Ige, better known and called Uncle ’Bola, was not only my boss, as I was one of his three Press Secretaries while he was the governor of old Oyo State (1979–1983) he took me under his wings and became my mentor, until his assassination.

As I, like his family and millions of his followers and admirers, remember the late “Gcero of Esa–Oke” today, I recall my first posthumous birthday tribute to him, on Friday, 13th September, 2002, published in some national dailies (for reference, The Comet newspaper issue of Friday, September 13, 2002).

Below is the tribute.

“Today is the birthday, first posthumous, of our dearly beloved Uncle ’Bola.

He was the quintessential copy of what God made him for, whether as a teacher, lawyer, politician, administrator, poet, husband, brother, father, friend, uncle etc.

When I talk of him as the ‘Principal’ of the Awolowo School of Life, which I had the good fortune of attending in 1983, what I am referring to, in essence, was that think-tank comprising Dr. Yemi Farounbi, Professor Tunde Adeniran, Professor Tola Atinmo, Dapo Aderinola, Femi Mapaderun and my humble self. Uncle ’Bola headed the think-tank.

We planned and executed strategies, under the aegis of Uncle ‘Bola’s government, aimed at improving the quality of life and economic well-being of the citizens of the old Oyo State.

Our ‘principal’ and his able departmental heads taught administration, politics, poetry, music, elocution, diplomacy, sartorial and culinary savvy.

The period was a great chapter in one’s life. I dare say. Take a look at the ground, and another look at the edge of the hoe.

“I and others ‘graduated from the ‘school’ on Friday, September 30, 1983, though abruptly.

But, Uncle ‘Bola, our principal ensured that our advanced learning process suffered no hitch.

He designed and executed a continuous, near and distant learning programmes from which all his bright and loyal students, in spite of the tragic December 23, 2001 transition, can boldly say, “look teacher, no hands.”

At the September 30th, 1983 ‘graduation’, Uncle ’Bola, ended the ceremony with his famous signature tune; “Ope lo ye o, Baba Olore”, (Praise ye, Merciful Father).

It is imperative therefore to centralize this posthumous birthday tribute on the song of victory.

“As my dear reader will recall, Friday, September 30, 1983 was Uncle ’Bola’s last day in office as the first Governor of old Oyo State.

Our itinerary for that historic week read thus: Monday, September 26 – Meeting with all Permanent Secretaries in the State.

Tuesday, 27 September – Meeting with all Chairmen and Board Members of Parastatals. Commissioning of TSOS at Iwo.

Wednesday, 28 September – Cabinet Meeting, Thursday, 29 September – Meeting with Chairmen of Local Governments and Planning Authorities, Friday, 30 September – Press Conference at the Executive Council Chambers.

“I shall dwell on the governor’s last assignment vide the live broadcast that Friday, at the Executive Council Chamber, Agodi.

Rather than sulk, pine or agonise, we, His Excellency, the Cabinet and personal staff, made a triumphant entry into the Secretariat from the Government House, Agodi, Ibadan.

“Hear Uncle ’Bola, ‘I thank God that at the end of four years, I am able to come before you today.

The purpose of this broadcast today is to make some remarks on my stewardship so that through such it would be possible to reflect upon the present state of our affairs, our achievements, prospects before us, and the choice we have to make as from tomorrow.

‘At this point, you are all aware, we are passing though unusual times and events that will be unfolding during the next few months defy precise prediction.

It is my belief, however, that the course of history cannot be short circuited.

Truth will triumph over falsehood, and light will banish darkness. Some people have stolen our bugle, we will wait and see where and how they will blow it.’

“Uncle ’Bola, ever the compelling orator, emphasized every point during the broadcast.

He went philosophical and prophetic. His audience, immediate and remote, warmed up to the melody and soaked in the words of wisdom of a warrior whose head, unfairly bloodied, yet remained unbowed.

I, now can still see, touch and smell the edifying scenery of the OYSG EXECO Chamber, as Uncle ‘Bola kept faith with destiny.

“He, in the broadcast, predicted a return, his return and our return. We never doubted him. But, who could tell us the when and how of the promised return? Faith whispered an assuring answer, “at the right time”.

“Uncle ’Bola went on, “I have already left the Government House this morning, and by midnight today, my four-year term will end. I go back to Oke-Ado, Ibadan and Esa-Oke.

One thing is certain: through the grace and power of the marvelous God, the support of you our people and the solidarity of all the patriotic forces in the country, the UPN and I will return”. He returned. We also returned. Do you remember?

“At the end of the broadcast, the teacher, lawyer, poet, connoisseur, orator, mentor, principal and outgoing governor, requested his listeners, viewers and those of us with him in the chamber to join him in his famous signature tune, “Ope lo ye o, Baba Olore” (Praise ye, Merciful Father).

Surveying his audience he said, “As I go away, I want, again, to thank God for having used me as an instrument of His purpose for change in this state and for preserving our life.

I thank Him for everything that has happened, because, I have assurance that He will hear the prayers of you the ordinary people of Oyo State who love me and our party and our government.

My song is one of victory and of thanksgiving: Ope lo ye o, Baba Olore”.

“The national anthem was played, curtains were drawn and an era thus ended. Everyone left for their various destinations and destines.

The ‘principal’ took his student aside and said emphatically, ‘We shall return.

Meanwhile, bye for now’. Dear Uncle ’Bola, your prophetic words re-echo. The song remains that of victory and thanksgiving; “Ope lo ye o, Baba Olore.”

Kindly permit me to conclude this tribute to Uncle ‘Bola by quoting part of his written testimony, in 1990, when I requested him to be a referee in my quest for an academic placement.

“He is a very likeable and trustworthy young man and I like him because he is very good at his profession.

He is honest and frank, and at the same time loyal.”

I believe I owe my late boss and mentor, an eternal gratitude. May the valiant soul of Chief Ige continue to rest in perfect peace. Amen.

Oloye Lekan Alabi is The Agba Akin Olubadan of Ibadanlan

This one life is in custody of Benin people o

Since our #5 is useless, we need this type of statue to immortalize Our first and only prime minister Tafawa Balewa. He was a great man before the enemies of peace from other side of the country murdered him and other great men

Some so called lawyers can be stupid sa, why threatening the guy? The guy too us foolish, he's too gentle how on earth will one yidot come from somewhere and asked me to choose to be enemy or friend when he only heard a side of the story?

For me to have your nude pictures means u are flirting with me and I can't use that to make you my slave till eternity.

Nobody will talk about this o , but if it was man that beat the woman, she wud b playing gender game and some stupid human right activists will want to collect star from it.

Check the woman background u will realise she's a second wife of one asslicking irresponsible man

Who put battery into this alarm?

PMB wul win with wide margin

Mumu pastor

Clowns everywhere

Best performing Governor is Ambode while the worst goes to Fayose

Djinja:
Actually if he wins this one, it would be his second term in the senate

That means he has gone for rep before cos I remember he contested against aeroland in 2011 or so

Senator for the third time

Una kill snake, una still carry taprule measure ham

The lady is cheap joor

Congratulations anyways

The idiotic pigs of biafra will not like this

Speed kills

Fact 13: Chinese average joystick size is as little as He-goat own

Fact 12: Each Nigerian owes China #15,000 .


Pay your debt pls

Pain:
Another Way of Saying He Wants to Live a BROKE LIFE

Odunlade is the richest Yoruba actor as at moment

I Facebook user Moses Babatunde Tunmmyzhe posted this.

How do you feel and what comes to your mind when you see Sociate Generale Bank Limited in your area?

Oga RIP,

And I prayed for long life for this woman o

Tot she would make it

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