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Ground father..... The man done ready to end ground sooo.....lol

iLegend:
It works every time.

A tall, gorgeous and super-intelligent girl is currently going through that with me right now. Some of the msgs are removed. I haven't replied and she has sent at lest 40 messages. She wants to fúck, but make I starve am small. My dick is not for free. It's for my wife to be.

Bro na sooo... We gats tell dis babes say all men no be same ooo. Dem dey find beta guys for keeps but dem no go good. I forgot to add that she is all over me cuz she knws am a virgin at my age. My joystick is gonna be the exclusive right of my babe my very soon to be wife.

SamMilla1:
The premier League management should shift Heartland's home matches to Maidugri.
That way, their fans will learn to respect their visitors.

I concur, make we add gombe and Adamawa join too

Mehn dis is so truth... Lemme tell u abt my story... There is this beautiful but wide babe that has always wanted me in fact all of me... But I have always kept her in her place by friendzoning her cuz I am in a very serious relationship besides she is too wide for a calm guy like me. Ok so we were friends, I really helped her a lot plus she loved my company and on 2 occasions tried to seduced me but e no work as am beta dan dat. Ironically that even increase her obsession for me. We have in the past had issues sometime I over reacted but its also in my nature to say sorry so easily so I always apologized when it was my fault. But on this occasion wen I allowed her face some hard tasks herself without me not getting involved because I began to see that she was beginning to take advantage of my helping her. After concluding the task which I knew she did so badly in I contacted her thru whatsapp mehn her reply was epic but I was prepared for anytin. She insulted the living day light out of me and even told me not to contact her or show up in her phone again. All tru the insults I was laffing like a boss cuz I was so sure dat was the last time she would insult me besides no woman had ever insulted me like dat not even my late mum or my babe. So calmly I told her that all her insults were wat I have always expected and ended by saying it was intriguing while it lasted. My mind was made up and it was to switch to my other part and give her the silent treatment. The next day she send me anoda msg that we ain't friends and dat she hated me. I didn't reply until 2day. All dis happened like 3months ago. The truth is that she is trying to work her way back but I have not only given her d silent treatment I added the blind one to it, meaning that I walked pass her like she is a spirit and even if she shouted directly into my ear I wouldn't still hear her. The last time we had an encounter was like a month ago at a conference she from behind held my bag and called my name, when I looked back and saw her I just hissed and continued to were I was heading to, she went round and said so she has suddenly became invisible to me. I like a boss still didn't say a word. The truth is that finally she has blocked me on whatsapp but I know she is really dying inside. The lesson here is gals should learn not to mess with guys who really want to like dem for who dey are and not assume dat all guys just want to sweat over them. As far as am concerned she has practically made my MINUS list and there is no coming back from dat list.

Proudly made in Naija..... Proud to be a Nigerian

stevebent:
hi. Could you pls give me your contact? I need your help concerning my IT

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Queens - we will rock you

She must have been a virgin.... Just assuming ooo

2 is so ok. My first reason is definitely the economy, things are on the increase by the second as such I like my father will love to make sure I give my kids all they need in life. That way they will neva lack even if I don't have plenty or I am not rich. my second reason is that I don't and can't stand risk my wife life more than twice in the ever complicated child bearing process. In fact I would even prefer twins and just end the matter of child bearing

Survey is one of the most underrated jabs in town but one of the most lucrative. I remember doing my IT at a survey company. Mehn I so travelled and learn both on the field and 3 good software programs. And yes survey took me to were I have always wanted to be ''Ecravos''

Jesus ooooo ....he breast big pass her belly oooooo

me self wan see my curve oooo.....cuz na brick e be for my hand nw ooo

Sorry to say ooo but the sad news is dat some will still have spill overs leading into an extra year/extension.....

Agency gets plea bargain requests Three of those on trial for alleged corruption are eager to return their “loot” for freedom. They want to refund cash and surrender property to avoid going to jail, The Nation learnt yesterday. An Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) source said that the agency got requests from former National Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Olisa Metuh, ex-Chiefs of Air Staff Air Marshals Adeshola Amosu and Mohammed Dikko Umar. Metuh is standing trial for allegedly receiving N400 million from the former National Security Adviser (NSA), Sambo Dasuki. The cash is believed to be part of the $2.1 billion security fund that was allegedly diverted. Umar was arraigned before Justice Binta Nyako of the Federal High Court, Abuja on a seven-count charge bordering on money laundering, criminal breach of trust and corruption of about N9.7billion. Amosu was arraigned at a Federal High Court in Lagos alongside Air Vice marshal (AVM) Jacob Adigun and Air Commodore Gbadebo Olugbenga, on a 26-count of stealing about N50 billion. The EFCC source added: “We have formally received letters of plea bargain from three accused persons — Metuh, Umar and Amosu— we are studying their terms. “ We may enter into a plea bargain with the accused persons if it will serve the public interest. The interest is getting back the stolen funds. If they can fulfill this condition (public interest), we may accept their offers.” But he did not specify the details of the request from the accused persons “because we are still studying them”. Also yesterday, it was learnt that following threats from unknown quarters, the EFCC strengthened security for its key witnesses against suspects on trial for the $2.1billion arms deals scandal. Those affected are witnesses against a former National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki, ex-Chief of Defence Staff Air Chief Marshal Alex Badeh, and ex-Chiefs of Air Staff Amosu and Umar as well as Metuh. It was learnt that the anti-graft agency has struck an agreement with the police and other security agencies to protect the witnesses. Most of the witnesses are from the account, procurement, and audit units of ONSA, the Air Force, the Army, and some government departments. It was learnt that the EFCC was concerned that since the list of all the witnesses has been attached to charge sheets in courts in Abuja and Lagos, the witnesses have become “vulnerable.” The special protective measure took effect for some of the witnesses in the past two weeks. Apart from attaching riot policemen to some of these witnesses, some of them have been offered accommodation, transportation to and from the court, and feeding. A source, who spoke in confidence, said: “By the new Administration of Criminal Justice Act, we are mandated to attach the list of witnesses to every case.So, we have a long list of witnesses which had become public knowledge. They include account officers, directors of finance and accounts, procurement officers, serving and retired military and security personnel; bank officials and personal aides. “But some of these witnesses have been receiving threats and have come under pressure to either back out of the cases or frustrate the EFCC. These witnesses have chosen to be patriotic to serve the nation by testifying in courts. “This was why at a stage, we approached the court to allow some of these witnesses to testify in camera. “While we are looking into the threats, we have decided to be proactive by protecting these key witnesses, including Air Commodore Salisu Yushau, who has been testifying against Badeh.” Three of those on trial for alleged corruption are eager to return their “loot” for freedom. They want to refund cash and surrender property to avoid going to jail, The Nation learnt yesterday. An Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) source said that the agency got requests from former National Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Olisa Metuh, ex-Chiefs of Air Staff Air Marshals Adeshola Amosu and Mohammed Dikko Umar. Metuh is standing trial for allegedly receiving N400 million from the former National Security Adviser (NSA), Sambo Dasuki. The cash is believed to be part of the $2.1 billion security fund that was allegedly diverted. Umar was arraigned before Justice Binta Nyako of the Federal High Court, Abuja on a seven-count charge bordering on money laundering, criminal breach of trust and corruption of about N9.7billion. Amosu was arraigned at a Federal High Court in Lagos alongside Air Vice marshal (AVM) Jacob Adigun and Air Commodore Gbadebo Olugbenga, on a 26-count of stealing about N50 billion. The EFCC source added: “We have formally received letters of plea bargain from three accused persons — Metuh, Umar and Amosu— we are studying their terms. “ We may enter into a plea bargain with the accused persons if it will serve the public interest. The interest is getting back the stolen funds. If they can fulfill this condition (public interest), we may accept their offers.” But he did not specify the details of the request from the accused persons “because we are still studying them”. Also yesterday, it was learnt that following threats from unknown quarters, the EFCC strengthened security for its key witnesses against suspects on trial for the $2.1billion arms deals scandal. Those affected are witnesses against a former National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki, ex-Chief of Defence Staff Air Chief Marshal Alex Badeh, and ex-Chiefs of Air Staff Amosu and Umar as well as Metuh. It was learnt that the anti-graft agency has struck an agreement with the police and other security agencies to protect the witnesses. Most of the witnesses are from the account, procurement, and audit units of ONSA, the Air Force, the Army, and some government departments. It was learnt that the EFCC was concerned that since the list of all the witnesses has been attached to charge sheets in courts in Abuja and Lagos, the witnesses have become “vulnerable.” The special protective measure took effect for some of the witnesses in the past two weeks. Apart from attaching riot policemen to some of these witnesses, some of them have been offered accommodation, transportation to and from the court, and feeding. A source, who spoke in confidence, said: “By the new Administration of Criminal Justice Act, we are mandated to attach the list of witnesses to every case.So, we have a long list of witnesses which had become public knowledge. They include account officers, directors of finance and accounts, procurement officers, serving and retired military and security personnel; bank officials and personal aides. “But some of these witnesses have been receiving threats and have come under pressure to either back out of the cases or frustrate the EFCC. These witnesses have chosen to be patriotic to serve the nation by testifying in courts. “This was why at a stage, we approached the court to allow some of these witnesses to testify in camera. “While we are looking into the threats, we have decided to be proactive by protecting these key witnesses, including Air Commodore Salisu Yushau, who has been testifying against Badeh.”


source: http://thenationonlineng.net/metuh-amosu-umar-beg-efcc-lets-refund-loot/

It will continue to say it..... Real men don't go for beauty, big boobs or big ass.... Real men go for babes that make dem happy babes they can go home to and makes them smile and feel at home no matter the bad mood they have been in all day....

Hmmm dis is interesting but am assuming they are not going to pay dat much for the current crop of employees they wanna take.... Am saying dis cuz they specifically asked for OND and NCE holders. Anyway I hope dey call me as I have all the necessary qualifications they asked of

onoslove:
OK. I am on leave now. Can you drop your contact, will call you when I resume.

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onoslove:
Lol. You welcome my friend. Which department are you. The reason why Amechi was able to close down the maritime university in okerekoko was because the act establishing the school has not been signed. If it has, he would have not be able to do that easily, reason being that it will still have to go through the National, and believe me, it won't have been easy for him. The maritime university in the eyes of the law, is an illegal university.

Earth Science (Geology option)....and yes tank u for the further clarification on the maritime university closure cux I have been wondering how a minister can just wake up and close a sch just like dat

Bestest thief ever.... Dis guy deserves an Oscar, Grammy ok add AMVCA join self

Kelvinblaize:
Hmm bro can you please tell me the name of this first class graduate in chemistry from delsu cos I graduated from that dept too

It will be so wrong for me to mention a persons name like dat.... Find a way to msg privately and I surely will tell u his name....besides he is currently doing his masters at UI

Raydos:
o.p gimme your head!

and i'll be rich in just a week

Dis guy must be an Ibo man.....lol

HawksDude:
Dont you think number 1 and 8 arent contradicting?

Nope it doesn't bro....8 simply means setting aside some cash u earn 1st for urself b4 spending d rest on oda tins while 1 means focusing more on earning higher dan been comfortable with ur little earnings dis could mean dat u may have to try ur hands on tins aside from ur regular job or biz in oda words u can put all ur eggs in 1 basket....spread dem

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8. You spend first and save what's left over

If you want to get rich, you have to pay
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Rather than spending and then saving
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9. You believe getting rich is out of your reach

"The average person believes being
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Start asking yourself, "Why not me?" he
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Source: www.independent.co.uk/news/business/9-signs-youll-never-be-rich-a6986401.html

Renowned Nollywood actress, Clarion
Chukwurah is now associating with Jehovah’s
Witnesses and some of his fans are excited
about the development.
The thespian who is also mother of Nigeria
Music Video Director, Clarence Peters may
have decided to take the bull by the horn
this time by studying to be a member of
witnesses in Georgia where she now
resides with her husband.
She took to her social media wall and
announced to her fans the progress she is
making towards being baptized. She wrote,
“An Instructive Meeting Sunday at the
Kingdom Hall towards Baptism and
Evangelization Ministry as Jehovah’s
Witnesses”. She also shared a photograph
with her husband at a Kingdom hall of
Jehovah’s witnesses in Gerogia.
Born, Clara Nneka Oluwatoyin Folashade
Chukwurah, the actress had received several
awards for her artistry both within and
outside the country.
She once had a relationship with afro-juju
legend, Sir Shina Peters and bore a son,
Clarence Peters after she ended her first
marriage to a certain Mr. Abiola in 2003.
She then remarried in 2004 to Femi
Oduneye popularly known as Femi Egyptian;
they however, separated in 2006, after
which they got back together about six years
ago before they finally got divorced recently.
She eventually tried her hands in marriage
again with Anthony Boyd I 2014.


Source: e-nigeriang.com

onoslove:
For your information, the school for the past 8years has been operating without a legal framework, what that simply means is that, there is no act establishing it to operate legally even though the school has been operating for these year. So what saraki just did now it to give the school legal backing by signing the act establishing the school. Guess I have been able to school you on this issue. If you are still confused, let me know, I will explain further.

This is wat so many pple want to knw.... Thank you for finally hitting the nail on the head.... Well like its said in a law court '' no further questions my lord''....lol

In a case or situation like dis I will be like ''make una no hold dem ooo dem go fight until dem belly full 2day''

onoslove:
who is supposed to be more informed,you that is a student or me that a staff. Or you think because you are a student, so you know more than everyone person commenting on this tread.

Just because u are a staff doesn't make u knw more... Some of us follow up dis issues and write about dem in our personal blogs and threads even b4 u knw abt dem. We have friends who are so close to dis politicians. Beside you couldn't even explain to d teeming odas hw a university already established 8 years ago is suddenly re-established again... Something am sure I just explained... Nw ask urself and be honest abt it, who really handled dis issue very well? Mind u no offense intended

Ghan ghan ghan..... anoda action movie wan start sooo make I sharp sharp take my front row VIP sit... As i no get popcorn and yogurt so na dry garri and water come win am

Make I park here 1st....afta I cook my correct ogbono soup I go return like commando

E get 30k to pay for sex but u no get enough fuel for him care.... We guys dey really Bleep up cha

onoslove:
if you are not sure of what to say, just sit back and read people's comments. FYI, what he signed was an act establishing the Federal University of Petroleum Resources.

'Earlier today, I signed the Senate
version of S.B. 226 ‘A Bill for an Act for
the Establishment of the Federal
University of Petroleum Resources,
Effurun; and for Other Matters
Connected There with (2016).
With the rapid and continuous
restructuring of Nigeria’s petroleum
industry, this bill was borne out of the
need for the legislature to develop long-
term strategic ways of encouraging the
proper management of our nation’s oil
and gas resources.
Hence, with the governance framework
for the University of Petroleum
Resources in place, Nigeria will have the
domestic capacity to train skilled
graduates with the technical ability to
administer and further the demands of
our petroleum industry. This is vital to
our developmental objectives as a nation.
This bill, will now be forwarded on to the
House of Representatives for passage
into an Act of the National Assembly.'



so u see the university had already been established dis is just a version of the establishment act.......... for crying out laloud am a few weeks from graduating from this sch........ and pls just in case of next time try to be more polite wen u talk to pple u are a lady ...... if I had responded the way u replied my comment am sure I would have said something I might later regret

what he signed was something else and not for the establishment of a sch that has already been there for more than 7 years