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BadLuckonmyGame:funny but you are right. The type of graduates we produce this days ehn..... amused me |
hmm! Interesting, I have learned new things today. more greese to your elbow |
QueenSekxy:kai! see finishing |
DrinkLimca:please don't, I repeat don't carry your concentrated mumu enter 2018 |
nototribalist:shut up your smelling mouth, just listen to yourself, it's high time we stopped this ethnicity of a thing. idiot. We are one NIGERIAN |
MrsNwaAmaikpe:chai! take it easy, are you pained? |
falconey:Ehya.... same here bro..... I gotta run for my life |
debspauly:chai! see finishing ![]() |
bitchcrafts:badt guy ![]() bitchcrafts:badt guy |
odogwubiafra:hmm! funny but you just said what's in my mind |
NwaChibuzor33:it's either you are an eediot or slowpoke. hope you have taken your afternoon pills. yabaleft spotted. |
ready2give:abdulazeezjimohshiyanbola@gmail.com thanks in advance |
“My husband criticises me when I don’t kiss well in movies”: Yoruba actress, Bukky Arugba says Yoruba actress, Bukky Arugba made news headlines in 2014 when she reportedly “snatched” her actor husband, Damola Olatunji, from another woman.  Since then, she has gone on to star in more successful Yoruba movies. The mother of twins recently had a chat with Saturday Beats where she spoke about the scandal surrounding herself, her husband and his other woman. She also spoke of her acting roles and how her husband reacts to them. Speaking on the scandal surrounding her and Damola’s relationship, she said: “People do not know the true story of an event but they just conclude and pass judgment. It was not easy for me back then because it was my most challenging moment in life. I am a very quiet person and it was a very gloomy period of my life but I thank God it is over. It was just the grace of God that kept me through that period and I would not want to comment further on that issue.” She went on to reveal that her husband has no qualms with her kissing men on set, instead he encourages her to do better. She said: “I am a professional so I don’t feel anyhow when I see him kiss another woman but as for me, I really don’t like doing things like that in a movie. But when I don’t do it well, my husband criticises me. He would tell me that I have to make it real. He would say that if I don’t do it well, it would not be real enough. Whenever my husband is working on any project, he shows me the script first because I would analyse it thoroughly and objectively. I am always honest with my opinion about his work because -movies-yoruba-actress-bukky-arugba-says.html/amp
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Corpses Of 28 IPOB Members Allegedly Killed By Nigerian Soldiers Found Hidden In A Bush - INFORMATION NIGERIA The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has declared 21 days mourning for its members killed during the military invasion of the home of its leader, Nnamdi Kanu at Afara Ukwu, Umuahia, Abia State. The group also revealed that it has discovered more corpses of its slain members in a bush within the precincts of the home of its leader. According to the group, 28 of its members were found in the bush following the invasion. About 11 of such bodies have already been interred. In a report by Sunday Sun, a senior member of the group, Mark Eze Ofuonye, who disclosed how some of their members were shot dead by the invading soldiers, and their corpses dumped in a bush near the home of the IPOB leader, said: “Some of our members, numbering over 28, were murdered in cold blood by the military during the invasion of our leader’s home at Afara Ukwu. The soldiers were doing a sort of mop up operation; whenever they killed any of our members, they carried away the corpse to conceal their horrendous act but it was not possible. “So, they filled up their trucks with our members’ corpses. The corpses we retrieved and which we are burying at present are those the soldiers could not carry. They just came out with the intention of killing any human being or living thing that was found in the compound of our leader. The people they met were not armed still they shot them, even people just standing nearby and those passing through the area were caught in the attack.” Continuing, Ofuonye said: “The corpses we are burying now (referring to the day of the interview) were found inside the bush. They were shot by soldiers and they ran into the bush with bullet wounds thinking that they could receive help there but no help came their way and they died inside the bush. Some of the dead bodies were discovered last week inside the bush at the back of Nnamdi Kanu’s house. The 28 were those ones that were killed within the axis of the house of our leader. But the total number killed within this range is 305 persons.” The IPOB chieftain who said there was no need for the operation by the Nigerian army as members of the group did not carry arms neither were they violent, added that the leadership of the group declared the 21-day mourning for their slain members. Disclosing that those killed were from the Eastern heartland, Ofuonye said that in addition to burying the dead, the group is also treating the injured and taking care of the imprisoned ones. “We lost very vibrant and lovely youths who were just peacefully asking for their rights, but the Nigerian government chose to use brute force on them. Some of our members, who were forced to drink poisoned water, have been defecating blood and we are also treating them. About 76 of our members were dumped in Aba prisons under the most inhuman condition and many of them are ill. A lot of things are being done against our members, but the most beautiful thing about all these things is that the horrible experience we are passing through is giving us strength. The spirit has risen, the enthusiasm has come because when you look back and see you’ve lost a lovely one, a colleague, going back becomes a very big problem; you can’t go so that it will not look as betrayal. As I speak, we are establishing more zones and new members are coming in, we are winning the war of battle of hearts and minds,” he assured. He said the 21-days of mourning began October 26. He was emphatic that the struggle would continue, stating: “Because in any struggle, people die, but the only painful aspect of it is that we lost young boys, youths who had bright future. In the civilized world, you don’t touch people like that, no matter what they did, at worst you take them to court; but we have drawn strength from their death and we are not going back.” He advised the United Nations to send its representatives to the home of their leader at Afara Ukwu to be able to see how soldiers invaded the house of a core civilian with heavy armoury and none of the soldiers sustained any scratch which he said was an indication that despite the propaganda mounted by the Nigerian army, the IPOB members were not armed.
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limeta:I pity your life. shioor ![]() |
OjukwuWarBird:just look at yourself. someone that ran away is a winner?! may sense fall on you |
Adiola:you see your life . you lack manners. you don't have respect for someone that is old enough to be your grandpa? I pity your life. shiiooo |
Michael004:well said man.... u just spoke my mind |
banom:shaaaraaap! coward like you, you can only brag on a social media. mumu like una. kanu has brainwash u guys. How many of his family were killed? think ediot |
akthedream:Gbam! ![]() |
kingxsamz:imagine fa! they waste their lives for nothing and they shall surely rot in hell! |
op, Abeg send me mb make I take watch ham
which way naija? killings everywhere. sick |
The dismissed officers are Sgt. Musa Musa, with force number 436691, Sgt John Nanpak, force number 235422, Sgt Ogah Audu, force number 261898 and Sgt Gabriel Ugah, with force number 425210. The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command has announced the dismissal of four police sergeants found guilty of theft at the Gwarimpa residence of former President Goodluck Jonathan. The dismissed officers are Sgt. Musa Musa, with force number 436691, Sgt John Nanpak, force number 235422, Sgt Ogah Audu, force number 261898 and Sgt Gabriel Ugah, with force number 425210. A statement signed by FCT Police Public Relations Officer, Anjuguri Manzah, yesterday in Abuja, said the four policemen guarding the home of the former president were found guilty of theft and culpable of the offence after they were tried in an orderly room proceeding. He also said their dismissal was in line with First Schedule of Police Act and Regulation 370 Cap 19. Manzah, in the statement however, noted that the orderly room proceeding in respect of one Inspector Lengs Satlakau and Inspector Usman Wuduki, also posted to guard the home had been forwarded to Assistant Inspector-General of Police in Charge of Zone 7 for further action, while the main culprit, Sergeant Musa Musa, would be charged to court for prosecution. According to him, efforts have been intensified to arrest his accomplice, one Malam Shuaibu, who is presently at large. He said the dismissal of the four policemen from service was in compliance with the vision of the Inspector-General (IG) of Police, Ibrahim Idris, to rid the Nigeria Police of crime and save the image of the police. The statement reads, among others: “In fulfilment of the promise by the FCT Police Command to make public its findings on the investigation of the case of theft at the Gwarimpa residence of former president, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan GCFR, the command wishes to state that in line with First Schedule of Police Act and Regulation 370 Cap 19, the policemen guarding the house have been tried in an orderly room proceeding and found culpable of the offence. Police officers guarding the residence had been alleged to have stolen some valuables from the residence located at No. 89, Fourth Avenue in the Gwarimpa District of Abuja. The items include sets of furniture, plasma television sets, refrigerators, air-conditioner units and box-loads of clothes, among others. It was also gathered that the three mobile police officers conducted a systematic looting over a period of three months beginning from March 2016 until they totally stripped the house of all movable items, which they sold piecemeal to dealers at the Panteka second-hand materials market in Tipper Garage, Gwarimpa. Jonathan had lived in the house for about a year when he was vice president but his mother was said to have stayed there when Jonathan moved to Aso Rock Villa upon becoming Acting President in 2010. https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/e63b5c54324aee2e93177cc0c7e497cdf6af67a3652ca182913d0af379963f57.png
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lionness:haha sister, this one too much na, Abeg take ham easy with d guy GEJ. |
samebony1:abi oo. no mind the op |
Ok i don hear, next ![]() |
smardray:Kikikikiki u want kill me with laugh oo ![]() |
NwaAmaikpe:O boy u get mouth die ![]() |
kolafolabi:Abi oo! |
ramdris:I tell you, true talk my broda ![]() |
HammerEvery:What's this one saying ![]() |
stephleena:Sanu miss biafra ![]() U fine na him u go contest for ur biafra country? Wetin carry afonjas matter enter here now, yeye dey worry you |



