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Boyloaf: sometime around december 2009, my gf who av dated for 4years was abt to crumble my hrt!
Firstly, she went out clubbin wit a new toaster n called me around 12am dat she was comin to my place after clubbin, meanin i shud stay awake 2 open d gate to my compound; she came 30mins after d call n i allowed her in. I calmly xplained to her how hurtin i was due to her recent actions n at d end of my speech, i told her ''I LOVE U'', she did nt respond, i repeated d quoted phrase, then she shouted at me sayin ''AND SO WAT?''
Secondly, i went to see her at her crib, met her already dressed n ready to go out, asked her where she was up to, and she said ''a show'', i asked wit who? She did nt respond, then i said i came to spend weekend wit her, but she wasn't concerned abt dat, she got out of d room, asked me out n locked her door, as i was tryin to plead her to remember how far we've come togeda, while holdin her hands, unxpectedly, she turned around n pushed me n i fell to d ground like a baby, ''SMH'' hurtin my arms in d process, afterwhich i allowed her to go for her show wit whoeva. After sometime minutes of her departure , she sent an apology text but i did nt bother to reply.
Thirdyly, we were togeda at my place, d toaster called her fone, n she asked him to drive down to my area, went out to meet wit him, i followed her to where d guy was, n asked her there n then to choose between me n d guy who she wanted to follow, n shockinly, she chosed d guy, n i left n went into my apartment. That was how d relationship ended.
BUT after some months, she came bak begin me to accept her bak dat it was d devil's hand work. But as usual, i calmly
told her, it was too late to apologise.

NEROSKY: Gidileak don't deal with foreign music we just brought this to you because of Rick Ross popularity and our big bros Wale, So enjoy
Rick Ross, “God Forgives, I Don’t” (Maybach Music Group/Def Jam)

Throughout his career, Rick Ross has declared himself a “bawse.” On his latest album,
“God Forgives, I Don’t,” the Miami rapper continues to live up to his catchphrase, proving
he’s one of the top bosses not just in hip-hop, but in music period.
His fifth solo album in six years is loaded with undeniable quality tunes, making his new
offering his most well-balanced piece of work to date. It’s clear that the burly, bearded
Ross — who normally dons black shades — has made strides as a lyricist and storyteller.
His husky voice is full of bravado with eloquence that is easy to digest. He stays in his
familiar lane, rapping about grimy street life, his large stash of cash, luxury cars, women
and his rise from rags to riches.
But what makes Ross special on “God Forgives” is his colorful perspective. That is
certainly evident on “Pirates” where he raps, “Fascination with fortune afford me
mansion and Porsches, panoramas, abortions, marijuana imported, dreams of getting
cream and never to be extorted, seen so many things be preposterous not to record it.”
On “Maybach Music IV,” which features Ne-Yo, Ross continues his popular work with
producers J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, who again craft a stunning track highlighted by smooth
saxophone and other instruments.
Ross measures up with Jay-Z and Dr. Dre on “3 Kings,” and his collaboration with Andre
3000 on “Sixteen” makes for an enjoyable listen. The album is also filled with other club
bangers and street anthems, such as “Hold Me Back” and “Ten Jesus Pieces,” featuring
Stalley.
Of Ross’ four albums, three have debuted at No. 1 and three have reached gold status;
another debuted at No. 2, and the only one not to reach gold is close to it. With “God
Forgives,” Ross is consistent, and it sounds classic.
CHECK OUT THIS TRACK: “Diced Pineapples” is a silky, piano-driven tune that includes
Wale and Drake — just as a singer.
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[b]A strange incident is scaring the residents of a community near the Federal Capital Territory. The residents of Kubwa, a community on the outskirts of Abuja, got the shock of their lives when an unusual incident involving a businessman occurred recently.
The businessman, Edward Asuelimen, had woken up in the morning of July 16, 2012, with severe pain in his stomach.
“I woke up a few minutes after 5am. In less than two hours, I had visited the toilet four times. Then I felt excruciating pain in my stomach. It got to a point where I could hardly prepare my children for school,” Asuelimen recounts.
Even his wife was very worried. But he managed to pull himself together and left their home with the children.
Halfway to the children’s school, the pain became unbearable and he decided to get some drugs from a store on the way.
Yet, a few minutes later, Asuelimen barely managed to walk out of the store by gripping the walls for support. “I prayed hard to get back home. Anybody who saw me at that point wouldn’t have believed that there was something wrong with me,” he says.
He kept praying and fighting the pain raging in his stomach until he got home. He was so weak that he could not step out of his car.
Asuelimen’s wife was alarmed at his condition. She suggested that he should seek medical attention in a hospital after he gasped and said, “Help me quickly, I can’t breathe.”
The businessman had no choice other than to listen to his wife. Eventually, he was admitted at Unity Clinic and Maternity Home, which was nearby.
At intervals, his panic-stricken wife called out his name just to be sure that he was still alive.
“I had never experienced that kind of pain before. I was merely hanging on with all my strength and faith in God. At the hospital, the medical director and his staff were already having their morning devotion.
“When my wife called the doctor and he helped me to come out of my car, the only thing I could say was, ‘my tommy, my tummy’ I was given an injection and somebody stayed with me, all the while praying as the rest continued the morning devotion.
“The Holy Spirit pushed me to speaking in tongues at that point. Not long afterwards, I felt a strong urge to vomit and I did.”
Asuelimen vomited two live lizards in the hospital. The incident however caused consternation among members of the staff of the hospital and other patients present.
“When my wife tried to get something to clean my mouth and pack it, I saw a lizard crawling out from the vomit on the ground. The nurse that attended to me saw another one and wanted to kill it,” he says.
When he saw the lizards, the first thought that struck him was that he had been poisoned. But the pain ceased after he vomited the reptiles. The doctor told him that he had just received divine healing.
“I got well almost instantly. Even I joined the hospital staff in burning the lizards. I went home had my bath and continued the day’s business as if nothing had happened to me,” he says.
The news of the event spread like wildfire. Soon Asuelimen started receiving phone calls from his friends, relatives, neighbours and associates. They congratulated him for surviving a close shave with death.
Eventually, the incident became the talk among the residents of Kubwa. Everybody seemed to be mystified and for some time, they discussed the incident in hushed tones.
The lizards are sstill the subject of debate in the community and the residents are torn between accepting the mystery and waving it aside, since they are convinced that it cannot be proved scientifically.
But Asuelimen says, “I am not a medical doctor, and I know that it cannot be proved scientifically. I know that faith is older and stronger than science. The faith we are talking about is God himself. God is the creator of the universe, so invention and science itself is dependent on God.
“Some things are real and beyond proof. We don’t have to subject God’s miracle and existence to scrutiny. It does not make sense because I know there are many things that God can do, which science cannot prove. I am talking about divine healing and miracles in particular. The fact that science cannot prove it does not mean they are not real.”
The Medical Director of Unity Clinic and Maternity, Dr. Stephen Nwaedozie, confirmed the incident. He says, “When I got to the car, I saw Edward writhing in pain. I brought him out of the vehicle and attended to him. We started praying for him. Not long afterwards, my nurses told me that he had vomited lizards.
“I personally burnt the lizards and poured anointing oil on them and buried the carcasses. As soon as we did that, the man recovered from the stomach pain. He is a child of God and with faith he told them to bring him to my hospital and when he came here, God delivered him. So we praise God.”
Nwaedozie admitted that there was no way science could explain the appearance of the lizards in Asuelimen’s vomit. “If I was not there and it didn’t happen right before me, I won’t believe. So that is why we have to tell the world the truth,” he says.
Written by FRIDAY OLOKOR[/b]

NEROSKY: Abeg make dem impeach am fast fast....

sunnykiss: THESE ARE THE LIST OF FM RADIO STATION IN LAGOS NIGERIA AND MY SAY TOWARDS IT BECAUSE THE EMERGENCE OF STATION NOWADAYS IS JUST TOO MUCH ON RADIO

88.9 Brilla Fm --Sport people very nice and great frequency
89.7 eko Fm, need upgrading poor
90.9 Top radio --new but average
92.3 Inspiration Fm-Ok and average but dont know wat is inspiraing about it
92.9 Bond Fm-wack and no body knows dem
93.7 Rhythm Fm-Baba dem , nice great frequency veterans
95.1 Wazobia Fm-Na dem oo Naija people choice nice one
96.9 Cool Fm-One of the best and standard
97.3 Classic Fm-new but play ol school only
97.6 Metro Fm--need upgrade , low frequency
99.9 The Beat Fm--Great but new fantastic
100.5 Raypower Fm--They started the radio business but been knocked off need upgrade frequency
101.5 Star Fm-Wack need upgrade
102.3 Radio Continental Fm--Avegarge need more effort
103.1 Unilag Fm--For dem student dem try sha
103.5 Choice fm--Umm no body know dem buy they need upgrade also
107.5 Radio Lagos (Tiwan tiwan)Yoruba station local

Nuffin Like me Another bomb from Knighthouse “The Scriptures”. Nuffin Like me featuring Wizkid, Eva,Mo’cheddah and Twizzle . This song rocks Listen, Download, Share and Enjoy!!!

[b]ABUJA – Nigerian Army, Thursday, unveiled and presented vehicle stoppers to some Churches and Mosques, as part of its corporate social responsibility in curtailing the spate of suicide bombing at worship centres across the country.

Presenting the devices in Abuja, the Chief of Civil Military Affairs, Major Gen. Bitrus Kwaji said the vehicle stoppers were designed to stop any vehicle from all angle at any speed.
He added that the anti-bombing devices would be distributed to the representatives of Christian and Muslim bodies, who should in turn produce it in mass for distribution, while stressing that security is everybody’s business.

His words, “it has been discovered that most attacks of suicide bombers are being carried out with vehicles loaded with Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs). The mode of operation is simple as a suicide bomber drives his vehicle straight into his target and explosion occurs.

“In order to disallow bombers from reaching their targets, this invention comes in handy as it forcefully stops any vehicle that comes in contact with it at whatever speed.

“The unfolding security challenges confronting the nation amongst which is the Boko Haram terrorist menace have continued to hinder the congress of the transformation agenda of Mr President as well as the development of the nation at large.

“The terrorists over the years have continued to attack places of worship (churches and mosques) in order to destabilize the nation. This has necessitated the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) to charge all corps and services of the Nigerian Army to provide ways and means of curtailing this menace.

“This charge has yielded a lot of responses as we witnessed the commissioning of an indigenous Armoured Personnel Carrier (APC) by the Commander-in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces during the recently concluded Nigerian Army Day Celebration in Kaduna.

Receiving the devices on behalf of the Religion Bodies, Very Rev. Monday Okonkwo of the Methodist Church, Nyanya and the Executive Secretary of the National Mosque Abuja, Alh. Ibrahim Jega expressed satisfaction with Military Authorities, just as they promised to be security conscious, to complement the efforts of security agents, in riding the country of terrorism”.

They also called on faithful to join hands with authorities in their various churches and mosques, to prevent any further attack, and report any suspicion to the relevant authorities, insisting that, government can not do it alone[/b]

slimyem: op,you sound so bitter!
The women around you suck that much....huh?
...or is there something you are not telling us?

[b]
Through an application to register and enforce two orders from United Kingdom courts, the US Department of Justice has secured a restraining order against more than $3 million in corruption proceeds located in the United States related to James Onanefe Ibori, the former governor of Nigeria’s oil-rich Delta State, announced Assistant Attorney General Lanny A. Breuer of the Justice Department’s Criminal Division and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director John Morton.
The application, which was filed under seal on May 16, 2012, in U.S. District Court in the District of Columbia, seeks to restrain assets belonging to Governor Ibori and Bhadresh Gohil, Ibori’s former English solicitor, that are proceeds of corruption.
Specifically, it seeks to restrain a mansion in Houston and two Merrill Lynch brokerage accounts. U.S. District Judge Lamberth granted the application and issued a restraining order under seal on May 21, 2012. The department was notified today that its application to unseal the restraining order was granted.
The United States is working with the United Kingdom’s Crown Prosecution Service and the Metropolitan Police Service to forfeit these corruption proceeds.
According to the application, Governor Ibori served as the governor of Nigeria’s oil-rich Delta State from 1999 to 2007, and misappropriated millions of dollars in Delta State funds. He laundered those proceeds through a myriad of shell companies, intermediaries and nominees in several jurisdictions, including the United Kingdom, with the help of Gohil.
Although Nigeria’s Constitution prohibits state governors from maintaining foreign bank accounts and serving as directors of private companies, Governor Ibori and his associates accumulated millions of dollars in assets in the United Kingdom and the United States, according to the application.
Governor Ibori was convicted in the United Kingdom of money laundering and conspiracy to defraud and was sentenced by a British court on April 18, 2012, to 13 years in prison. Gohil was also convicted in November 2010 of money laundering and prejudicing a money laundering investigation and was sentenced by a British court to 10 years in prison.
The case is being prosecuted by trial attorneys Woo S. Lee and Elizabeth Aloi of the Criminal Division’s Asset Forfeiture and Money Laundering Section. The case was investigated by ICE HSI’s Foreign Corruption Investigations Group, HSI Asset Identification and Removal Group in Miami and HSI Attaché London.[/b]

THE total of 3,100 corps members were redeployed from violence-prone Kano, Gombe and Plateau states, the National Youth Service Corps said as the 2012 Batch ‘B’ orientation camp closing ceremonies took place across the country on Monday.

One thousand three hundred of the 2,560 corps members posted to Kano sought redeloyment while no fewer than 1,000 of the 1,687 deployed in Gombe, and 802 of the 1,750 in Plateau were redeployed to other states.

The posting of some southerners to the troubled North was greeted by protests, but it took the new graduates security guarantees by the Federal Government to accept their posting.

Speaking in Kano, the state NYSC Coordinator Alhaji Salisu Yakasai, said the corps members insisted on redeployment, despite the heavy security presence in the camp during the three-week orientation programme.

But Rabiu Kwankwaso said he was happy that the corps members who stayed back enjoyed the programme.

Coordinator of the scheme in Plateau, Mr. Maram Mafulul, said in Jos the 802 that sought redeployment included married women, pregnant, nursing mothers and the sick.

He however said 30 of them later opted to serve in the state.

Governor Jonah Jang represented by the State Commissioner for Youth Development, Lohfa Bako, at the closing ceremony, assured the corps members in the state of protection.

In Gombe, the Coordinator of the scheme, Mr. Igyuse Teryima, told the News Agency of Nigeria in a telephone interview after the passing out ceremony that the affected members applied for redeployment.

Speaking in Asaya-Kabba, Kogi State Governor Idris Wada urged corps members to embrace self-reliance as a tool for socio-economic development of the nation.

Wada, who was represented by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Youth and Sport, Mr Isah Aliu, said the orientation was to equip corps member with practical, social and leadership skills to face future challenges.

His Kwara State counterpart, Abdulfatah Ahmed, said his administration had put adequate security measures in place to protect corps members in the state.

In her remarks, the state Coordinator of the scheme, Mrs. Ezinne Ezekwe, commended the governor for contributing N1.8m to the feeding as well as providing two tankers, an ambulance and the giving the former North Central I Area Office to the NYSC.

On her part, the Minister of State for FCT, Ms Olajumoke Akinjide, in Abuja urged corps members to serve as role models and be patriotic in the course of the service year.

Akinjide, who was represented by the Chairman of the NYSC Governing Board, Mrs. Blessing Onuh, called on corps members to be selfless and patriotic during the service as “many emerging developing nations are driven by the energies of their youths”.

Meanwhile, Oyo State Governor Abiola Ajimobi has advised new NYSC members in the state to use the martial arts skills imbibed during their orientation course for self-defence only.

Speaking in Iseyin, Ajimobi said martial arts skills should not encourage fighting in public.

The governor, who was represented by his deputy, Chief Moses Adeyemo, also directed all the 33 local governments in the state to provide adequate security for corps members.

Taraba Coordinator, NYSC Mrs. Zainab Isah, urged corps members to use skills acquired during the orientation course to create jobs in their host communities.
That’s a good step from the FG or what do you think