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News is flying online that the Kokomaster D’banj and Nollywood screen goddess Genevieve Nnaji are back together in a love relationship.
Blogger Linda Ikeji is reporting that as you read this Genevieve is all comfy in the ‘Oliver Twist’ hit maker Lekki home and are talking marriage.
D’banj, Genevieve
In 2011, after months of denial from both sides, it was eventually determined that D’banj and Genevieve had been in a secret relationship since 2009. It was wonderful news and just as everyone celebrated it, Genny dropped the bomb, she called off the relationship in March, leaving the kokomaster alongside millions of their fans heart-broken.
D’banj had gone on to repeatedly make it clear in published interviews that he is still bonkers for Genevieve. He never really got over her.
This is where skeptics come in. Genny had called off the relationship following alleged commitment issues from D’banj… He had a career spiraling to the skies and needed to be away a lot, hence the alleged reluctance to settle down, ‘what makes it different this time?’ they ask.
But D’banj and Genevieve have the backing of fans. If this story is true, everyone hopes (prays) things work out for them this time.
They are not the only ones webbed in love tales. with 2014 less than 24 hours away, another celebrity has given hint on social media that marriage would definitely happen in the new year.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/dbanj-genevieve-nnaji-back-together/

Ogbeni wats with all these BB symbols na

So?

NNMUU:
MY GOD!!!
I have been fooled

Ehya pele!

FoOol..

O.p e concern you?

Na u get d boOoty?

My Dad

He is a role model

By Emmanuel Aziken, Political Editor
The year 2014, being the last year before the next round of general elections is bound to be decisive as politicians from across different political hues take position. Some Nigerians who are bound to direct the pace of political activities in the country are mentioned underneath.
President Goodluck Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan will be the centre of action in the coming year. As president of the country eligible for a second term, the pace and posture of his politics would largely determine the pattern of political activities in 2014.
President Jonathan who had in the past pooh-poohed questions on whether he would seek re-election had said that he would make his plans known in 2014. With that year now at hand, the president can no longer wave aside a response to the issue. Will he or will he not?
Though his body language has all but indicated that the president would be contesting the election, it is not impossible for him to pull back.
A decision to run would heat up the polity to a level beyond the normal level of a presidential contest. A decision not to run could also pose serious threats to national security given the passion of the president’s Ijaw kith and kin who are determined to have their son return to office in 2015.
Another possible action of the president that would affect the polity would be how he treats the Council of Ministers. Presently, the council is short of about 12 ministers following the sack of a number of ministers earlier this year. It is expected that the president could reshuffle the council to plug in the vacancies. The public, in the event of a reshuffle, would be watching to see how the president treats controversial members of the council, notably the Minister of Aviation, Princess Stella Oduah who was indicted by the House of Representatives over her role in the purchase of two armoured vehicles.
How the president responds to some of his bitter criticis would also define the way politics will play out in the country. Besides the usual tit for tat with the opposition All Progressives Congress, APC, the president would also be expected to frontally confront his one time benefactor turned adversary, former President Olusegun Obasanjo. The president’s open reply to Obasanjo’s missive last week has inevitably taken their quarrel to the point of no return.
Obasanjo as Jonathan noted, has heckled all former heads of state who succeeded him in office as military head of state in 1979. However, Jonathan is not like any one of the others, given Obasanjo’s major role in the ascension of Jonathan to the presidency.
Given that this may be his last political fight, Obasanjo is expected to fight to the hilt in what is obviously now an ego fight between him and his one time surrogate.
The prospect of Obasanjo teaming up with the opposition in 2014 appears unlikely despite the recent visit to him by national leaders of the APC.
Speaker Aminu Tambuwal
*Tambuwal
Though the leader of the PDP in the House of Representatives, only fools still believe that the speaker’s heart is still in the party that is now a minority in the House. Speaker Tambuwal has handled issues maturely in the House despite his relative aloofness from the presidency and the party.
Of the major figures likely to affect the polity in 2014, Speaker Tambuwal is expected to make the earliest move given the gravitation of a substantial number of PDP members to the APC.
The question in many mouths is when, and not if Speaker Tambuwal would defect to the APC. When he does, it is not likely to affect his position, but could bounce on his prospects.
It would be recalled that former military president, Gen. Ibrahim Babangida had earlier this year called on the Speaker to aspire to higher office. Many would be looking for gesticulations from the speaker on a possible presidential contest.
Even before the call by Gen. Babangida, Tambuwal had been the focus of appeals from several political stakeholders who believe that he is best positioned to challenge Jonathan for the presidency within or outside the PDP. His friendly disposition towards the leadership of the APC has also made him the cynosure of many eyes.
Speaker Tambuwal is definitely going to be one of the major factors that would shape the politics of the nation in 2014.
Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu
ACN leader, Bola Tinubu and some ACN governors
As leader of the APC, Tinubu is expected to play a decisive role in the politicking that is going to produce the next governments at the central and state levels. His role is going to be overwhelming in the emergence of the next set of governors in the South-West.
How he plays politics of 2015 would, however, be another matter. Former President Olusegun Obasanjo had in his open letter to President Jonathan accused him of mortgaging the interests of the PDP in the South-West through a secret deal with Tinubu in 2011.
The veracity of Obasanjo’s assertion remains an issue, but whether or not Tinubu cut a deal with Jonathan last time will bring the issue of Tinubu being a decisive factor into consideration.
However, except something goes awry, no deal would be expected in the year as the election is not expected to hold until early next year. Tinubu is thus going to be a decisive influence on the election.
Gen. Muhammadu Buhari
The three time presidential candidate continues to be idolized by the grassroots in the North on account of his discipline and the perceptions of his aversion to avarice.
However, his influence outside the North and among the elitist class in the North has progressively ebbed. Despite his negatives, Buhari has not ruled himself out of the 2015 contest, and is as such the cause of anxiety in the hearts of opposition partisans who believe Buhari is not electable.
Should Gen. Buhari decide to rule himself out from contesting for the APC ticket and decide to mobilize for a younger and more electable person within the party such as Tambuwal, then it would be a more serious battle for the PDP and President Jonathan.
Senator David Mark
Senator Mark may be regarded as a systems man. However, set between President Jonathan and former President Obasanjo, his body would obviously move with Jonathan but his heart would definitely be with former President Obasanjo. It is no secret among leading political stakeholders that the once very cordial relationship between Mark and Governor Gabriel Suswam in Benue State has ruptured.
In an apparent bid to strengthen his hold on the local chapter of the PDP apparently for the benefit of enhancing his speculated move to the Senate and planting his successor, Governor Suswam is known to have become a strong apologist of the president, and in the process, won key federal appointments that had hitherto gone the way of the Senate President.
Senator Mark on the other hand is bound by the dignity of his office as Senate President not to be seen as overtly a lackey of the presidency, a situation that has seen him lose some patronage from the presidency to Governor Suswam. However, in the battle of strategies that is bound to ensue in 2014, Senator Mark is expected to move with his heart with a patriotic zeal above party sentiments putting more distance between him and the presidency.
Jonathan’s women
The women around the president would in significant ways affect him and the way he operates in 2014.
First Lady Dame Patience Jonathan has largely been out of gaze in recent times on account of reports of negative political fallout of her alleged incursions in the polity especially in her native Rivers State.
Mrs. Jonathan continues to mobilize support for her husband’s presidency through every opportunity available to her.
The Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala would be a serious factor in the consideration of many given her hold over the nation’s purse. Her tact and thunders in the face of demands from politicians in government to loose the financial strings would be a critical issue in the year.
Mrs. Diezani Allison-Madueke, the Minister of Petroleum has become the longest serving Minister of Petroleum since the advent of the Fourth Republic. She has almost stamped her personality on the politics of the sector and according to some sources, also become a defining personality in the inner caucus of the Jonathan presidency.
She would be a major influence in 2014.
Ms Stella Oduah, the minister of aviation won accolades in her first year in office following the renovations of the country’s airports. However, the accolades died down as eyes focused on the processes that led to the renovations and it became an issue for her when she was indicted by the House of Representatives over her role in the purchase of two armoured cars for her use by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, NCAA.
Okonjo-Iweala, Diezani and Jonathan
Despite her indictment and the report of an internal investigation ordered by the president, Oduah has remained in her position. Her staying power is largely due to be said to be her role in mobilizing support for the president’s 2011 election. She is said to be one of the strongest women with influence in the inner caucus of the presidency and she would be a figure to watch out for in the politics of 2014.
Governors
Governors Rauf Aregbesola of Osun State and Kayode Fayemi of Ekiti State would be significant political factors especially in their states in 2014 as they prepare for second term elections.
Also of interest in the year would be the emerging leader of the opposition in Ekiti State, Rep. Michael Opeyemi Bamidele who would stir the Ekiti polity as he battles the incumbent.
Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State would also be of great interest in the polity given his recent appointment as chairman of the Progressives Governors Forum.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/men-women-will-shape-2014/

The Acting Governor of Taraba, Alhaji Garba Umar, on Wednesday, said his loyalty to his ailing boss, Gov. Danbaba Suntai, was consistent and unshakable.
Umar, who made the disclosure in his New Year broadcast in Jalingo, said he was only holding brief for his principal, pending the time the governor fully recovered and was capable of resuming full duties as governor.
He said “as a loyal lieutenant, I will continue to hold brief for my boss by staying focused on his master plan for the development of our dear state.
“My resolve to do so is borne out of the need to ensure continuity and completion of the set goals and objectives within the life span of the current administration, started about seven years ago.’’
The acting governor listed some of his achievements to include the completion of work on Jalingo-Sunkani-Garba Chede Road and the completion and inauguration of Takum General Hospital.
Others, he added, include the connection of Suntai Village, the governor’s country home, to the national grid, as well as the state’s House of Assembly Service Commission Complex.
He said “it is to the credit of the current administration that local government workers are now enjoying a new minimum wage and we were able to pay September salaries of workers without federal statutory allocation.’’
Umar urged the state House of Assembly to hasten the approval of the 2014 budget he earlier presented to it so that the process of implementation could begin early in the year.
He commended security agencies for their roles in maintaining peace in 2013, stressing that the efforts of traditional and religious leaders was remarkable


http://www.punchng.com/news/i-am-still-loyal-to-my-boss-tababa-acting-governor-says/

A soldier, identified as Private Ezinne Benjamin, was yesterday accused of beating to death a commercial bus driver, Bashiru Adebayo, following a minor squabble.
The suspect who is being detained at the 81 Division of the Nigerian Army, Victoria Island, Lagos, was arrested after an angry mob had stormed Dodan Barracks chanting war songs and threatening mayhem. It was learnt that disagreement broke out between the soldier and the deceased driver after Benjamin had refused to pay his transport fares despite entreaties from the bus conductor and passengers. Eyewitnesses said the soldier, who was not wearing uniform, was angered by the insistence of the driver that he had to pay up and in the heat of the ensuing altercation between them, he brought out his gun and hit the driver's head with its butt. In Lagos, military and paramilitary personnel always dodge paying transport fares whenever they board commercial buses, claiming they are staff. But the deceased driver was said to have challenged the soldier because he was not wearing his military uniform neither did he identify himself as a soldier.
An eyewitness who identified himself as Femi Ogunlade told THISDAY that the deceased, who was the driver of the commercial bus with registration No. LSG 451 XG, had demanded the transport fare from the soldier, after he had snubbed the conductor. His persistent demand was said to have triggered off the soldier's anger and the argument between them soon degenerated into a scuffle after the driver had parked his bus at Obalende in a bid to collect the fare. In the heat of the arguments, the soldier had hit the driver with the butt of his gun and when the latter slumped on the road, the soldier fled. Attempts to revive the driver proved abortive and he was later confirmed dead at the Lagos Island Hospital, where he was rushed to for treatment. His death angered some youths in the area who pursued the fleeing soldier and caught up with him close to Dodan Barracks. They were about lynching him when he was rescued and taken to the Lion Building Police Station before he was handed over to the military for an orderly room trial, which has already been set up. A police source told THISDAY that it took the intervention of the Area Commander of Lion Building to restore normalcy in the area. He said the mob, whose members were from the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), had mobilised others, demanding that the soldier be handed over to them so that he could be lynched. Meanwhile, three houses were yesterday gutted by an inferno at the Ijesha area of the state, destroying property worth millions of naira. Confirming the incident, the Spokesperson, South-west Zone of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Mr. Ibrahim Farinloye, said although no life was lost, some of the residents sustained varying degrees of injuries. The raging fire was finally put out by emergency responders, including the firemen.


http://www.thenigerianvoice.com/nvnews/132927//protest-as-soldier-beats-bus-driver-to-de.html

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toxxxxxxx: T

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Ur china phone camera no clear ni

Reincarnated: Mehn guy, e be like say u dey find someone to fight with this night but unfortunately, that is not me. I supported Obama so all this opata u dey yarn, no be my business. I am not gayy son however I don't have a problem with gayy folks cuz I choose to look at them as humans first.

I dey curious about one thing though...how did you now come across that post of mine that was written about a month ago, if u didn't go through my posts?

Ask d pri.mitive lame ape who asked u to ignore things...retard oloriburukuoshi

To all dem haterz

Reincarnated: Post wey I post since last month na hin u con dey quote. You are a bloody stalker. U no see female moniker to go through, na my own u con dey stalk!

Bwuahaaaahahahhaahhahahahaahhaahha see me see wahala . Guy abeg clear from my front... If u are looking for a male partner, no be for this thread.

Can someone plz shut this f.u.cking simpleton up
I ain't stalking on anybody i just dont like gays they irritate me
So? I bet u are gona di.e one day with a spear shove down ur arsz

Reincarnated: Lol, So you're stalking me? Na who con be d gayy one between us.

See goat papa say i dey stalk am, ur posts shows ur real id na
You cant run from it man.

King Rein: So 6"4 is dwarf like



Ladies, I'm 6"4, I have 6 packs, I'm XXL , I'm also sexy and you know it + i'm up for grabs isn't it a lucky day for y'all?

Gay alert!
Somebody plz call d police

Austeenx: [color=orange]rubbish. [/color]

just like ur rubbish name..........anim@l boi

Waspy: Atleast a little pics won't do any harm

u can do me a help by posting it

ednut1: Stale gist, r u jst knowing, abeg mod close thread

See name headnuts

Mke una go erect mohammed statue na..

Angelina Jolie says she underwent a preventive double mastectomy earlier this year after learning she carries a gene that increases her risk of developing chest cancer and ovarian cancer.
In a New York Times op-ed published late Monday, the 37-year-old Academy Award winner writes that after genetic testing she learned she carries the “faulty” BRCA1 gene.
The risk of developing cancer due to the gene varies, but Jolie says doctors estimated she had an 87 percent risk of chest cancer and a 50 percent risk of ovarian cancer.
Jolie, whose mother died from cancer, says she decided to have the preventive mastectomy to be “proactive” for the sake of her six children with her partner, Brad Pitt.
“My mother fought cancer for almost a decade and died at 56,” Jolie writes. “She held out long enough to meet the first of her grandchildren and to hold them in her arms. But my other children will never have the chance to know her and experience how loving and gracious she was.”
She said she has kept the process private so far, but wrote about with hopes of helping other women.
“I wanted to write this to tell other women that the decision to have a mastectomy was not easy,” she writes. “But it is one I am very happy that I made. My chances of developing chest cancer have dropped from 87 percent to under 5 percent. I can tell my children that they don’t need to fear they will lose me to chest cancer.”
She is anything but private in the details she provides, giving a step-by-step description of the procedures. She writes that between early February and late April she completed three months of surgical procedures to remove both br**sts.
“My own process began on Feb. 2 with a procedure known as a `bosom delay,”‘ she writes, “which rules out disease in the chest ducts behind the bosom and draws extra blood flow to the area.”
She then describes the major surgery two weeks later where chest tissue was removed, saying it felt “like a scene out of a science-fiction film,” then writes that nine weeks later she had a third surgery to reconstruct the br**sts and receive implants.”
Many women have chosen preventive mastectomy since genetic screening for chest cancer was developed, but the move and public announcement is unprecedented from a star so young and widely known as Jolie.
She briefly addresses the effects of the surgery on the idealized se*uality and iconic womanhood that have fueled her fame.
“I do not feel any less of a woman,” Jolie writes. “I feel empowered that I made a strong choice that in no way diminishes my femininity.”
She also wrote that Brad Pitt, her partner of eight years, was at the Pink Lotus chest Center in Southern California for “every minute of the surgeries.”
Jolie, daughter of Hollywood luminary Jon Voight, has appeared in dozens of films including 2010′s “The Tourist” and “Salt,” the “Tomb Raider” films, and 1999′s “Girl, Interrupted,” for which she won an Academy Award.
But she has appeared more often in the news in recent years for her power coupling with Pitt and her charitable work with refugees as a United Nations ambassador.

Yahoonews

if u like do the meeting underground....nigeria go beta.

Policewoman: Are indians white or coloured??

BOTH
buh d blacks hold d majority.

#picks baron bottle

is there any available flight for india?

wether u like am wether u no like d tin be say our leaders are corruption addict so?

#Now pLaying Dance in d rain by 2baba

riding okada pass a oneway express speeding pass trailers and vehicles-ticket to hell or heaven?

Seeing a stop sign on the road and insist on walking towards it.

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Dear Jocelyn and everyone else, only Denrele can rock those boots. Only Denrele! The Ghanaian TV personality joined Denrele on stage during the launch of Channel O ONews Live in Ghana last night and for some reason felt confident she could dance in Denrele's very high boots. She took off her Louboutins and put on Denrele's boots...and well, you can see what happened next in photos.
Source: Naijacrib

nah madness that guy is kinda..............................

IboBoyNuel: i wouldn't want the "get 2geda" thing to happen.
if that should happen, i bet you would come with a gun. but some people on nairaland really deserve to be shot.

i feel your pain bro

let there be a get together so i can show that albinosexgoat how stupid he is.