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This is drink while driving o

Meabwhile ; OP Buy Common sense

Loki girls . They sabi form.

victor2fresh:
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land buyer #Looter , we go probe u last last ni

yakamata:
where is korede bello

My street Barber

Holuwakemmy16:
What of wande?

he's out

kestolove95:
Just incase..






































































































































































Not for sale

looter

This dude don share babe with me b4.



#true

& what does this stupid OP expect ?

Give me just 2 reasons why the Zoo stations will carry your struggle of HATE, VIOLENCE and TRIBALISM ? Is your "biafra tv and radio station not enough to carry the news ?





I wish it was Nnamdi kanu that's laying along with those brainwashed boys on that stretch.
[b]NOCHILDSPLAY[b]

xreal:
OP, tell us the true story and stop "Stricting" Thunder here.

Hope you weren't born in the same zoo, and hope you don't earn and spend the zoo money.

hehehahahaha.

I think if that boy is a Nigerian PMB should probe him cos he's also corrupt










NOCHILDSPLAY

asumo12:
I like reptiles

YUUUUUKKKK !!!


********pick race*************

Another reason why I talk to God in my room.

Na Pastor dey wear the best cloths
Na pastor dey wear the best shoes
Na pastor dey drive the best cars

Na church member dey put their last kobo for offering and tithe

shey church members no wan fly jets, fly 1st class on Major airlines, drive luxuries cars, buy designers shoes or wear suit?.


------- FELA said it all-------

This one refuse to join the league of road blocks and #20 sagent
And it pays off

TheHeGoat:
1. A snake would never attack a human unless provoked. People say snakes can attack a person when he sleeps but that's a very fat lie! Snakes are almost blind creatures, they follow mostly sound and faint movement of objects. If they notice a human around, they turn back.

2. Once u chase a snake from a place it would never come back again. So in case a snake in that same place next time, it must be another one.

3. Snakes don't feed all the time like ur useless, noisy dogs. A python usually feeds two or 3 times a year. So it hardly attacks animals, not to mention humans. The smaller snakes hunt rats and insects that worry you to survive.

4. Pythons are constrictors. Most of the dead snakes displayed on Nairaland are pythons. These creatures kill their preys by squeezing and swallowing them as a whole. They are non-venomous, so even if they bite you (I pray they do someday) you only need to treat the wound against tetanus.

5. They're lovely animals created by the God u serve, and they're not as dangerous as they look! I get more terrified when I see silly, over-fed dogs barking at me. So, in all ramification, your dog is more dangerous than the most poisonous snake on earth.

- 2 marks



Brur, no one likes snakes.

Give me 5 reason why I shouldn't terminate a snake life at sight! Before it inject its venom on me ? (5 marks)



Biblically from the begining Snake happen to be a quite and peaceful animanl but the devil has used it's image to manipulate Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, which as lead to the Terrorism, Corruption and Racism we are facing in our society today

RedBenson:
You really think so?

too real to be truth

So sorry. This OP no get COMMON sense

Another SCAM

Yustash001:
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gurunlocker:
...

Dabigbroda:
k

grayht:
K

richyfunky:
Op, U seem to know so much abt dis......are U a Looter?

DrayZee:
K

okooloyun1:
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agarawu23:
make I park my camry here
brb

Yustash001:
Hmmmm..

Yustash001:
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examples of looters, Buying Land on NL , PMB should probe all of you

[b][/b]The Presidency has asked Ministers who served under former President, Goodluck Jonathan, what they are afraid of in President Muhammadu Buhari’s efforts to look into how the administration spent the nation’s resources.

In a statement issued on Sunday, senior special assistant to the President on media and publicity, Malam Garba Shehu, the Presidency emphasised that there is no witch hunting or malice against anyone in the pursuit of the county’s stolen assets.

“This war against corruption knows no friend nor foe. There is no intention to deny anyone of their good name where they are entitled to it and that President Buhari reserves the highest regards for the country’s former leaders, including Dr. Jonathan Goodluck who he continues to praise to the high heavens for the way and manner in which he accepted defeat in the last election.

“This singular action remains a feat that has earned the former president and Nigeria as country befitting commendations all over the world, the latest coming from Mr. Ban Ki-Moon, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, who visited a week ago.

“For the purpose of emphasis, the issue of fighting corruption by President Buhari is non-negotiable. It is sine-qua-non to the overall reconstruction of the economy and social systems which suffered destruction and severe denigration under the last administration.

President Buhari will not be deterred or blackmailed into retreat and surrender.

“No one in the PDP can accuse President Buhari of undermining the economy when all they handed over to him is at best, a tottering economy hobbled by corruption and the absence of due process. All he has been doing while around is to put things together, organizing to defeat Boko Haram, paying outstanding salaries, cleaning up the mess left behind, improving security and restoring our relationships with neighbors and the world.

“So what are former ministers afraid of in these things? Have they become a new trade union? Let this collection of ex-VIPs allow the President the peace he needs to handle the reconstruction of the economy and the nation in a manner that most serves Nigeria’s best interests. President Buhari does not need these types of distraction presented by the so-called association of former ministers.”

[b][/b]

[b][/b]Nigerian students that were arrested in India are on their way to join the terrorist group, Islamic State of Syria and Iraq.

While the Indian High Commissioner, Ajjampur Ghanashyam, insisted that the two youths from Kano, Imran Kabeer and Sani Jamiliu, were on their way to Pakistan to join ISIS, his Pakistani counterpart, Lt. Gen. Agha Farooq (retd.), described the report as false.

Farooq stated that India was being mischievous, noting that the students could not possibly breach the Indian/Pakistani borders which he said was fortified with armed soldiers, underground mines and electrified barbed wire.

He said the allegation against the two youths was an attempt to demonise them “just because they are Nigerian Muslims.”

Ghanashyam had told our correspondent in an interview last Thursday that his mission “now thinks twice before issuing student visas to Nigerians.”

According to him, the high commission is worried that radicalised Nigerian students in India may abandon their studies and travel out to join ISIS, adding that no fewer than 5,900 Nigerian students are schooling in India and about 30,000 Nigerians had graduated from various tertiary institutions in the country.

When asked if the high commission had changed its visa requirements since the arrest of the two Nigerians, Ghanashyam said it had not, adding however that the mission is more careful about visa issuance to applicants.

He stated that between 10 and 15 per cent applicants were given visas, noting that the mission would take drastic measures to ensure that Nigerian students returned home after completing their education.

Ghanashyam said, “Visa requirements have been on the web, everybody knows, but you see, you can’t locate the mind of a man to find out what his intentions are. If he has an admission letter from our school, and you have seen it with your own eyes, then you will give them visas, but now you have to think twice.

“You don’t know, but now we believe we are taken for a ride, but now you have to go back and tell them to look after these boys and girls and make sure they don’t go out here and there, to make sure they finish their course and board a plane to go back to Nigeria.

“The mission will be more careful. Usually, we give visas to about 10 to 15 per cent of applicants and this may further be reviewed.”

Giving an insight into the arrest of the two youths, the envoy said that they were issued visas because they tendered the necessary documents including letters of admission from an Indian institution.

He said, “These two boys from Kano said they wanted to study in Bangalore, we believed them and gave them student visas. They went to Bangalore last September. They spent one year, then they decided to go to ISIS, and they were trapped near the Pakistani border.

“I hope they are the exception and aberration, not the trend. I hope it would be the last of their kind. We have an association of close to 30,000 Nigerians who have graduated from India and we have 5,900 of students who are studying in India, it is quite worrying that if they go to India and from there, they go to ISIS, we would have a big issue on our hands.”

But the Pakistani ambassador dismissed the allegations against Kabeer and Jamiliu who were being detained by the police in Punjab, India.

Farooq, who displayed pictures of the Indian/Pakistani borders to our correspondent during an interview on Friday in Abuja, argued that it was practically impossible for the two students to join ISIS by going through Pakistan because they would have to pass through three countries to reach Syria, whereas they could easily enter Syria by air through Turkey or by sea.

He said, “From the pictures of the borders, you can see that there is no way the students could enter Pakistan from India because the border is well guarded with soldiers and other high-tech gadgets and it is controlled by India.

“The report that the Nigerian students were going to join ISIS is a hoax; how come it was reported by only Indian media? They just want to demonise the students because they are Nigerian Muslims.”[b][/b]

[b][/b]Member of House of Representa­tives represent­ing Akure North/South Federal Constituency, Pastor Afe Olowookere, has ascribed the endemic nature of corruption in Ni­geria to obsolete laws.

He noted that corrupt people had always taken advantage of these obsolete laws to escape justice, say­ing the development was not good for anti-graft war going on in the country.

The lawmaker, however, promised that the eighth Na­tional Assembly would do everything within its power to get rid of these laws in order to strengthen the fight against the scourge.

Olowookere spoke at the weekend during the foun­dation-laying ceremony of community town hall at Emiloro, Akure South Lo­cal Government Area of Ondo State.

The legislator, who flayed the claim by Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, that the anti-corruption crusade was targeted at its members, said it was wrong for anybody to say the fight had been politi­cised.

He said: “So far, I’ve not seen how this anti-graft war has been politicised. PDP members are protest­ing that the probe is targeted at them. But my question is, since 1999, which party had been ruling us at the centre?

“If the Federal Govern­ment is probing activities at the centre, which party will be affected? Is it not PDP? The probe has not been ex­tended to the states where other parties are involved in governance at that level.

“The crusade is not targeted at any particu­lar party. The anti-graft war is still in order. As a member of the National Assembly, I support it and I am going to encourage my colleagues to do ev­erything necessary to sup­port it.”[b][/b]

[b][/b]Popular columnist and broadcaster, Ms. Donu Kogbara, was kidnapped in front of her house in the Nkpogu area of Port Harcourt yesterday morning.


Although details of her abduction were sketchy, THISDAY gathered that armed men in police uniforms, who drove in a Honda CRV mid-sized sports utility vehicle, accosted and abducted Kogbara in front of her house.


Her mother was said to be in the house when Kogbara was kidnapped.
The state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Ahmad Muhammad, a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), confirmed the incident and said investigations were underway to ensure her safe rescue.


He however expressed concern that the hoodlums wore police uniforms in their operation.
“We too are suspicious because we have gathered that the abductors were in police uniforms and used a private jeep. We (the police) do not operate like that. We are investigating the matter and hope to rescue her safely,” Muhammad said.


Kogbara is a highly regarded writer and broadcaster and has a weekly column in Vanguard Newspapers. She is also the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of African Access Limited, a public relations outfit.


She was also a member of the board of the Greater Port Harcourt City Development Authority from 2009 to 2015.
She first gained national prominence in the early 1990s when she wrote a weekly column for Vanguard Newspapers from the United Kingdom where she was based.


She was also one of the few Nigerians in the UK who appeared on several radio and television shows and wrote articles in British newspapers against the actions of the late environmental activist, Ken Saro Wiwa, after the death in May 1994 of four Ogoni chiefs, who were on the conservative side of a schism within the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (MOSOP) over the environmental degradation caused by Shell in Ogoniland.


One of the chiefs who was killed was her uncle, Chief E. Kobani.
Saro-Wiwa and eight others were later executed for the alleged murders of the “Ogoni Four” by the Sani Abacha junta in November 1995, sparking off global condemnation and Nigeria’s suspension from the Commonwealth of Nations for over three years.


Reacting to her abduction yesterday, the Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, condemned Kogbara’s kidnapping.
Wike, who spoke through his Special Adviser, Media and Publicity, Opunabo Nko-Tariah, expressed hope that she would be released unhurt.


He said the government was committed to ensuring the safety of all residents of the state.
“No responsible government will brook such acts of criminality. On this premise, the kidnapping is roundly condemned and we believe that by God's grace, she will come out alive.


“The government is working assiduously to ensure a crime-free state and that is why he (Wike) has stopped at nothing to provide the necessary tools including the donation of 64 security fitted vans to the police.
“By God's grace, she will be released in good health,” the statement said.[b][/b]

Cutehector:
Nice outfit.

can ur gf attend an event with u in that ?

[quote author=INTROVERT post=37510486][/quote]omo onile is here , who did u pay to ?