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RotrEmmanuel:
I'm teaching my children how to fvck your family members one after d other..

The number one prostitute in Africa is from your mother's 360 diameter Toto!!!


Bastard Son!!!

I can see u don't have a mother neida were u raised by 1. I still stand on it. Just like okupe #omo ale jati jati #shiooor

RotrEmmanuel:
Shame on u!! reload after your dad's campaign team begged u to save them a disgrace


Your father will never be democratically elected as a president!
GEJ till buhari denounce terrorism

At least you acknowledged that she has a father and also her dada's campaign team. Who is your own father and what are you teaching your child? #smh to d generation ull lead

I don't believe this story.

Get ur stories and facts straight.

EUROBOMBER:

The result is a fraud, it was produced by Oluwole magicians. Observe that there is NECO written on top of the result. Please when did NECO start in Nigeria o my people?

Mumu do u tink he's like d clueless GEJ? Let GEJ produce his own waec and phd thesis naa.. I guess ure partially blind.. if u look well ull notice dat neco was cancelled, the date on it is 2dy's dat, signed and stamped by the current principal of the school. Also the sheet used is the general sheet used by d sch for its statement of result to students.

Shame on u.

Sai Buhari

Collynzo9:
This picture proves 2 things:
1. APC has sunk Lagosians deep into poverty
2. EnvironMental sanitation is poor in Lagos despite all the billions budgeted for it.

Just to ask you some questions:
1) is it fashola dt held deterred their parents (not being abusive) 4m taking advantage of the soft loan credit scheme
2) is it fashola/Apc dat is controlling the international market or "devaluing" naira?
3) is it Fashola that said the kids shd be chasing after d sweets in d gutter..were re their parents.. if u had a child would you leave him alone to do such?

The whole idea is the it's part of the national cake being shared.. y must the pdp share sweets? Can sweets level out hunger?

Fashola and D APC govt developed der power project.. d pdp/fg govt didn't allow it fly to a large entity til dey made it a Micropower station servicing a little part.. if they could do thati wonder what will happen if APC takes over from the central.....

Why will people just make a story up... death is not a tool to play with... @OP confirm d status of ur story and kindly change d title.

Thanks

Rareantagonist:
Brethren,
This is a desperate and urgent call from the throne of
Grace that the brethren in Christ are about to make the
greatest error of their lives by selling off their kingly
heritage for a mess of pottage called "change". Change
into what? Change into what happened to Egypt , Sudan, Lybia, Algeria and Turkey which were once flourishing
Christian countries but because the brethren there also
sold their souls on the premise of "it does not matter"
they became the last set of Christians in those countries!
Remember Turkey! It was the beautiful Christian country
called Constantinople! Today it is history! The foundation of the planned islamisation of Nigeria was
taken in 1989 in Abuja by OIC. Since then they have not
looked back! Our Government gave them a contribution
of 21 billion dollars then! Wonder then where the funding
of boko Haram is coming from? They have painfully now
infiltrated one of the biggest denominations in Nigeria and offered one of their best Pastors -a Professor,a Vice
presidential Slot! Now a larger community of that
denomination now promotes this "change"! They did it in
Constantinople ! Remember brethren, that the biggest
denomination of Christians in the North - the EYN has
been wiped off! All their churches burnt. You may say that it is the North it can't get here! They said the same
thing in Sudan, Libya, Algeria and Constantinople! How come the brethren have become so dulled in the Spirit
that they no longer are sensitive?
We may be the last Christians in Nigeria if this grave
error the brethren is about to commit is not averted! Our
Lord Jesus is greatly miffed by our irresponsibilit y as His Followers! How come we no longer hear Him! The
Great shepherd of the Sheep! How come that Christians
have forgotten that this country was made
ungovernable by these same people and Christians are
holding the wrong person responsible? How come? The
signs of the eventual Islamization of Nigeria are awash in the 1999 constitution where Islam, Sharia are mentioned
more than 100 times.! Not a single mention of Christ or
Christianity! You say it does not matter. Now, mark it
you cannot amend the constitution without a bitter
progrom!
Brethren, the night is here! We must contend for the faith and our heritage which was handed once and for all to
us by our maker!
Don't relent, sound this trumpet....We will not be the last
Christians in Nigeria! Amen.

I guess u copied Rev Caleb Caleb's on facebook yesterday. I am not against anybody's ideology but I wish and I stand 4 a better Nigeria. He is in South Africa hearing and watching this things happening in Nigeria. If this insurgency were to be happening where his loved one is or your loved is would you still vote for GEJ who is the C-C of Armed forces and folding hands...

People of this great nation.. a lot is happening in the spirit realm and God hath seen this election come and gone- I know everything is for a reason. Just like the Israelis in the bibles days. God bless this country NIGERIA. #Change whoever it will come through.

So where are the saTANist and the Pro- JonaTAN now ooooo...our president's Ph.D is questionable if he doesn't know what is predecessor did when they were in office. He claimed buhari doesn't know his number... his capabilities as a president presently is questionable #GMB all the way

Jonathan Lied: See Arms Export To Nigeria During Buhari Regime
SPECIAL REPORTS

2015-01-09 17:06:30

President Jonathan while addressing a crowd of party supporters at the Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos stated that the fight against terrorism is dragging on because of lack of equipment owing to the fact that previous governments including that of Gen Buhari failed to equip the Nigerian soldiers.

At the commencement of the presidential campaign in Lagos, Jonathan announced the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Major General Muhammadu Buahri (rtd) "did not buy a single rifle”, while he served as a military Head State.

Chiding Buhari who said he will fight insecurity, Jonathan said: “Ask him, when he was the head of government, did he buy one rifle for the Nigerian military? They refused to equip the military. Ask them what they did with their defence budget that they did not equip the military.

BUT WHAT ARE THE FACTS?

Facts and Figures from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute an independent resource on global security. 





More Details on arms procured during the between 1983 and 1985



From the above data, it can be seen that according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute Nigeria Acquired this between 1983-1985:

544 US$ Million on Aircrafts
160 US$ Millions on Air defense systems
122 US$ Millions on Armored vehicles 
62 US$ Millions on Artillery
52 US$ Millions on Missiles
12 US$ Millions on Sensors
A total of over 989 heavy military equipment was procured within two and half years during Buhari's regime.

Please note that this does not includes small arms procurement so from where did Jonathan get his facts?

We need to hear from the Nigeria armed forces to verify this date from SIPRI

Click here to read it urself.... http://elombah.com/detail.php?world=28932

anonimi:
PDP may do the same but why the holier-than-thou PRETENCE by the agents demons of NEGATIVE change to our HORRIBLE past?
Why all the propaganda to hoodwink our gullible fellow citizens

I guess u ain't tired of the status quo of this polity and country. Maybe if one of ur family members had been kidnapped or had been a victim of this insincere government you wouldn't be reasoning this way. Before a Nigerian would have demanded for a change there would have been a period of plead. Now change is around the corner you are ignoring it. And who says these are "paid crowd" as you claim.(cull out ur evidence).. y haven't ds present government disbursed money for/to INEC for the prosecution of the election if it's not that there's a cunny decision coming up. I kindly appeal to u to search your conscience well b4 u decide who you'll choose and endorse 4 d general elections from the lower chamber to the highest office.

anonimi:
How much do you think Amaechi, the Donatus General [DG] needs to pay each member of the crowd mobilised through his SHA lawmakers, LGA Chairmen & Councillors as well as senators & representatives

Keep deceiving yourself with the props.

Hmnn.. to u now uve said sometin reasonable shey will PDP not do same..... what is d over 21Billion Naira for.. to do wall papers in So rock or Otueke or ur village... u better wake up to and for Change...

oziegbe2015:
Gmb2015! Rivers and akwa ibom is the main region of gej, i never even expected their would be up to a thousand that want change from their son. Apc tried their o, we accept its not our main base. I can strongly vouche that the crowd u would see in edo would be explosive, the major state apc has on lockdown in the south south. Apc is saving the best for the last, edo b4 the north central, south west, and main north. Lagos would be a carnival

It's amazing the trend of what is happening amongst the Nigerians. All we want is CHANGE. I love the expository u gave on the different regions. If they try this in Bayelsa the turn out could be large. All the same moving to the APC's strongholds there would be a standstill... with these events unfolding the polity is shifting base with the endorsement of GMB by MEND...

Cybertooth:
Yeah. I gave them a payment after it wins for security and confidence. Who gives such a strong info for free? If you saw my post, I said stake huge!!!!

How can I be a part of this.. what's the deal pls help a broda..thanks

maslong:
Obiageli the APC falsehood news broadcaster how far .
liars shall rot in hell .

+ ur amiable doyin okupe, NOI, GEJ cos dey are all liars...

temitemi1:
Keep fooling ur general or mayb his cows are are his followers who knows ... We the real followers of GEJ are real humans. GEJ till 2019!!!

I SMH 4 d generation ull lead. Always a pity wen I listen to youths of this generation who talks like a brainless entity. What a shame. *spitout*

[quote author=PapiWata post=29058178][/quote]What's your own level of education.. your purported Dr in zoology and a lecturer has no clue on governance yet u want to vote. I can categorically say it to you dat ure "an olodo"(if it's allowed to use such)

MUHAMMADU BUHARI’S CURRICULUM VITAE

Born in Daura, Katsina State, on 17 December 1942

Education

Attended Primary School in Daura and Mai’adua, 1948-1952
Attended Katsina Model School in 1953 and Katsina Provincial Secondary School (now Government College Katsina) from 1956-1961.


Joined the then Nigerian Military Training School, Kaduna in 1963.
Attended Officer’s Cadet School in Aldershot (United Kingdom), October 1963
Attended Platoon Commanders’ Course at the Nigerian Military College, Kaduna, 1964
Attended the Mechanical Transport Officer’s Course at the Army Mechanical Transport School in Borden (United Kingdom) 1965
Studied at the Defence Services’ Staff College, Wellington (India), 1973
Attended the United States Army War College, June 1979 to June 1980.

Professional Achievements

Platoon Commander, 2nd Infantry Battalion, 1963-1964;
Mechanical Transport Officer, Lagos Garrison, 1964-1965;
Transport Company Commander, 2nd Infantry Brigade, 1965-1966;
Battalion Adjutant/Commander, 2nd Infantry Brigade, 1966-1967;
Brigade Major, 2nd Sector, 1st Infantry Division, April to July, 1967;
Brigade Major, 3rd Infantry Division, August 1967 – October 1968;
Acting Commander, 4th Sector, 1st Division, November 1968 – February 1970;
Commander, 31st Infantry Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, February 1970 – June 1971;
Assistant Adjutant-General, 1st Infantry Division Headquarters, July 1971 – December 1972;
Colonel, General Staff, 3rd Infantry Division Headquarters, January 1974 – September 1974;
Acting Director Supply and Transport, Nigeria Army Corps Headquarters, September 1974 – July 1975;
Military Governor, North Eastern State of Nigeria, August 1975 – March 1976;
Federal Commissioner for Petroleum Resources, March 1976 – June 1978;
Chairman, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, June 1978 – July 1978;
Military Secretary, Army Headquarters, July 1978 – June 1979;
Member, Supreme Military Council, July 1978 – June 1979;
General Officer Commanding, 4th Infantry Division, August 1980 – January 1981;
General Officer Commanding, 3rd Armored Division, November 1981 – December 1983;
Head of State and Commander-in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces, December 1983 – August 1985.
Executive Chairman of the Petroleum (Special) Trust Fund (PTF), 21 March 1995 – May 1999.

Awards and Medals

GCFR: Grand Commander of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
DSM: Defence Service Medal
NSM: National Service Medal
GSM: General Service Medal
LSGCM: Loyal Service and Good Conduct Medal
FSS: Forces Service Star
CM: The Congo Medal

Honorary Doctorate Degrees
10 December 1994: Honorary Doctor of Science degree (honoris causa) conferred on Buhari by Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi.

21 December 1996: Honorary Doctor of Letters degree (honoris causa) conferred on Buhari by the University of Calabar.

6 June 1998: Honorary Doctor of Law degree (honoris causa) conferred on Buhari by Benue State University.

jamace:
OP, please contribute here: https://www.nairaland.com/2053481/does-buhari-university-degree

MUHAMMADU BUHARI’S CURRICULUM VITAE

Born in Daura, Katsina State, on 17 December 1942

Education

Attended Primary School in Daura and Mai’adua, 1948-1952
Attended Katsina Model School in 1953 and Katsina Provincial Secondary School (now Government College Katsina) from 1956-1961.


Joined the then Nigerian Military Training School, Kaduna in 1963.
Attended Officer’s Cadet School in Aldershot (United Kingdom), October 1963
Attended Platoon Commanders’ Course at the Nigerian Military College, Kaduna, 1964
Attended the Mechanical Transport Officer’s Course at the Army Mechanical Transport School in Borden (United Kingdom) 1965
Studied at the Defence Services’ Staff College, Wellington (India), 1973
Attended the United States Army War College, June 1979 to June 1980.

Professional Achievements

Platoon Commander, 2nd Infantry Battalion, 1963-1964;
Mechanical Transport Officer, Lagos Garrison, 1964-1965;
Transport Company Commander, 2nd Infantry Brigade, 1965-1966;
Battalion Adjutant/Commander, 2nd Infantry Brigade, 1966-1967;
Brigade Major, 2nd Sector, 1st Infantry Division, April to July, 1967;
Brigade Major, 3rd Infantry Division, August 1967 – October 1968;
Acting Commander, 4th Sector, 1st Division, November 1968 – February 1970;
Commander, 31st Infantry Brigade, 1st Infantry Division, February 1970 – June 1971;
Assistant Adjutant-General, 1st Infantry Division Headquarters, July 1971 – December 1972;
Colonel, General Staff, 3rd Infantry Division Headquarters, January 1974 – September 1974;
Acting Director Supply and Transport, Nigeria Army Corps Headquarters, September 1974 – July 1975;
Military Governor, North Eastern State of Nigeria, August 1975 – March 1976;
Federal Commissioner for Petroleum Resources, March 1976 – June 1978;
Chairman, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, June 1978 – July 1978;
Military Secretary, Army Headquarters, July 1978 – June 1979;
Member, Supreme Military Council, July 1978 – June 1979;
General Officer Commanding, 4th Infantry Division, August 1980 – January 1981;
General Officer Commanding, 3rd Armored Division, November 1981 – December 1983;
Head of State and Commander-in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces, December 1983 – August 1985.
Executive Chairman of the Petroleum (Special) Trust Fund (PTF), 21 March 1995 – May 1999.

Awards and Medals

GCFR: Grand Commander of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
DSM: Defence Service Medal
NSM: National Service Medal
GSM: General Service Medal
LSGCM: Loyal Service and Good Conduct Medal
FSS: Forces Service Star
CM: The Congo Medal

Honorary Doctorate Degrees
10 December 1994: Honorary Doctor of Science degree (honoris causa) conferred on Buhari by Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi.

21 December 1996: Honorary Doctor of Letters degree (honoris causa) conferred on Buhari by the University of Calabar.

6 June 1998: Honorary Doctor of Law degree (honoris causa) conferred on Buhari by Benue State University.

Is this fair enough

I wonder ow some youth think... in voting back GEJ come 2015...

All roads to 2015 4 buhari/osinbajo #change

Fellow Nigerians, this has been a most suspenseful but exciting week, courtesy of APC, the opposition party. For the first time since 1993 when Chief Moshood Abiola had great difficulties picking his running mate, the same scenario was re-enacted as General Muhammadu Buhari kept the nation on edge while struggling to find and name his Vice Presidential candidate. The situation almost became like Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot.
The frontliners, according to a poll by Saharareporters, were Rotimi Amaechi, Babatunde Fashola, Adams Oshiomhole, Kayode Fayemi, Yemi Osinbajo and Bola Tinubu. It was such a breath-taking affair. While we were all anxious and permutated away about the outcome of the selection, General Buhari apparently remained focussed on his target. He was determined to find and play a joker as his last card. It couldn’t have been easy with the calibre of men to pick from and the volatile interest groups that litter the APC landscape.

Some of us closely monitored Buhari’s mind-set and it became obvious that the gentleman was adroitly committed to the promise of picking his Vice Presidential candidate from the South West; it was only a question of who. According to insiders, he would have loved to pick the APC giant, Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola of Lagos State who has become a super-brand in Nigerian politics. But he was technically knocked out on account of religion; he’s a Muslim. And many of us had warned against risking a Muslim-Muslim ticket at the beginning of this voyage. If our own opinion was supposedly irrelevant, the strident admonition from former President Olusegun Obasanjo could not be easily ignored or readily dismissed. I had smelt a rat and knew it was a clear and powerful message to General Buhari not to touch the tiger by the tail. Obasanjo’s vociferous voice automatically disqualified former Lagos State Governor, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu as well as his successor, Mr Fashola, since they are both Muslims.
The other two candidates under consideration were former Governor Kayode Fayemi and Professor Yemi Osinbajo (SAN) but the latter was clearly favoured by Tinubu, the irrepressible generalissimo of the South West, after a botched attempt to have the kingmaker pair up with Buhari. General Buhari was unequivocally opposed to the idea of a Muslim/Muslim ticket. Once he narrowed his choice down to Yemi Osinbajo, after Governors Adams Oshiomhole and Rotimi Amaechi were torpedoed on account of zoning, the next task was how to persuade the major stakeholders and he embarked on a marathon expedition to various APC leaders. His mission was to personally convey his decision to each and every one of them.

Contrary to doomsday prediction, Governor Amaechi gave his total blessing and agreed to lead the campaign. The bond between Buhari and Amaechi is like that of father and son. Those who expected APC to break up after the Presidential Primary were sorely disappointed, in fact, it turned out to be one of the best organised in our dear country. It actually won many converts and admirers to the party; a huge equity indeed. The next anticipated problem area was that of choosing a Vice Presidential nominee but once again, the APC overcame the challenge despite widespread anxieties over the delay in announcing the lucky one.
General Buhari finally settled for an erudite lawyer, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, a pious man of God and Senior Pastor at The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Professor Oluyemi Oluleke Osinbajo, born on March 8, 1957. Osinbajo’s curriculum vitae are one of the longest I’ve ever encountered. I will not even attempt to list it all here as it may occupy the entire space allocated to Pendulum but I shall try to showcase the most relevant parts.
He was born in Lagos and started his education from Corona Primary School before heading to the famous Igbobi College where he mesmerised mates and teachers alike with academic brilliance. He was the winner of the State Merit Award in 1971. He won the School Prize for English Oratory in 1972. From 1972-75, he was the number one Orator and bagged the Elias Prize for Best Performance in History, in WASC examination. He was also the best in Literature.
He read Law at the University of Lagos from 1975-1978 and won the Graham-Douglas Prize for Commercial Law. He attended the Nigerian Law School thereafter and became a barrister and solicitor on successful completion. He wasted no time before travelling abroad to attend the prestigious London School of Economics & Political Science and was awarded a Master of Laws. Osinbajo served his National Service at the Bendel Development and Planning Authority.
He joined the University of Lagos as Lecturer and rose to become a Professor of Law at the age of 33. He became a Senior Advocate of Nigeria in 2002. He worked simultaneously and tirelessly as teacher, barrister and solicitor. His hard work is uncommon. His service to man never disturbed him from serving his God. He is a notable clergyman and he has inspired so many and impacted lives from far and near.

Osinbajo is happily married to Chief Obafemi Awolowo’s grand-daughter, Dolapo, the daughter of Tayo and Ayodele Soyode, and they are blessed with three children. Mrs Osinbajo has been engaged in charity work despite being a lawyer herself. She’s been able to assist those with different kinds of deprivation. She and her husband are extremely compassionate. Buhari must have spent ample time studying Osinbajo’s resume before settling for him. What he brings on board is the much needed intellectual grounding of politics and governance. Both candidates share their simplicity in common as opposed to the profligate leaders Nigerians were used to.
Now that Buhari appears to have played his final joker, where do we go from here? Ordinarily, the incumbent President should not be afraid of this type of contest but things have changed. The Buhari of today is no longer the badly maligned man who contested against us in 2011. He is not the Buhari who lacked national spread. The Buhari of today has metamorphosed into a megastar bearing the image of a Rock legend. His image-makers have worked hard to make him appear debonair and appealing to the young and old. His new swag is Presidential and takes attention away from his so-called old age. President Goodluck Jonathan and his team would underrate Buhari/Osinbajo at their own peril.
What makes Buhari/Osinbajo so attractive should be examined. While they are not saints as mere mortals, they do not carry the type of heavy baggage on the President right now. As in Murphy’s Law, everything that could go wrong has been going terribly awry for our nation. While the President and his handlers are fond of regurgitating their favourite swan song of “the President did not create the problems, they were there before he assumed power”, many are tired and bored with these flimsy excuses. Their response, in the words of Professor Akin Oyebode, is “if you can’t stand the heat, leave the kitchen.”
There are too many reasons to be adduced for why the world is crumbling over the Federal Government at the speed of light. The first is psychological in nature. By 2015, PDP would have been in power for 16 years. That is long enough to get the citizens irritated. Democracy has never been a monarchy which rotates appointments amongst Royals. Lack of performance makes matters worse for a government such as ours. Even if we admit that not all of our challenges were caused by Jonathan, many of it should have been solved in four years.
Some of the problems were actually caused by this government. This government made the fatal mistake of amplifying the religious confusion in Nigeria. Today Nigeria is more divided along religious lines than ever. What is likely to happen is that Muslims are likely to vote en masse against Jonathan while the Christians would be split down the line between the candidates. In such a contest, the result should be obvious.
Ethnicity is another source of worry. As soon as Jonathan got to power, his supporters developed the attitude of “it is our turn and we can misbehave as we like.” Insults were heaped on critics endlessly. Other ethnic groups were treated with disdain. We saw the emergence of new oil sheikhs and the proliferation of private jets. Nigerians watched in utter amazement as resources were being frittered with reckless abandon. We saw the emergence of sacred cows and untouchables who were directly protect at the highest leve.
To make matters worse, insecurity became a permanent feature in our daily lives. A chunky part of Northern Nigeria has practically been donated to terrorists with no hope in sight. Nothing has rubbish this government than the abduction of Chibok girls and many other abductions and wanton killings. All we hear are the same clichés of “we are working hard to bring the situation under control while the killers continue to operate unhindered.

As if we’ve not suffered enough; our economy is receiving its own battering so mercilessly. The price of oil has collapsed and Armageddon has arrived. While government is trying to paint a picture of all is well, it is becoming increasingly clear that we have landed in big trouble. I even heard a PDP Governor crying that the Federal Government should kindly find money to pay teachers’ salaries just days to Christmas. How bleak can life be!
It is doubt if our budget would run as planned in the New Year. Even on a good day, we’ve never been known to balance our budgets. How do we then hope to make things run effectively when our economy has gone into coma? I don’t know how the President hopes to go into election with this barrage of upheavals and win.
But who knows, a man who has been beheaded may still try to puff some smoke. Time will ultimately tell the story of this battle royale!

 

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/as-buhari-plays-his-last-card/197176

Why are the saTANists, pdp thieves always talking abt ameachi. Well it's a good ground for free APC publicity in River State. Where did PDP get d monies from to do her own convention? where are the monies seized by the south Africans? Where is the missing 20Billion dollars etc.

Well let the game continue

Truman155:
pls i need help abeg i want to ask if the acer Iconia Tab A1-811 tablet can be used to make voice calls because i just order for the tab on konga pls any help is appreciated b4 i buy yeye stuff

No. It doesn't support Voice call.

Truman155:
ps i need help i want to know if acer Iconia Tab A1-811 can be used to make voice call

No you can't make voice calls with it.

Truman155:
Key Features

Screen‎:‎ 7.9 inch TFT capacitive touchscreen
Processor‎:‎ Intel quad‎-core‎;‎ 1.2GHz Processor Speed
Memory‎:‎ 16GB HDD‎,‎ 1GB RAM‎;‎ expandable up to 32GB ‎(‎microSD‎)‎
Operating System‎:‎ Android 4.2 Jelly Bean

can this tab be used to make voice calls? i have not used this tab before can someone give me the pros and the cons of the tab

No you cant... although it's stated that it's 3G.. using a micro sim. when you try to place call through or to it it won't go through. It wasn't designed to accommodate voice calls. Have fun.

GreenWhiteGreen:
chai! since 1960 ?

Congrats Monsuru..pls I'm still waitin to be added to d whatsapp grp..08059389441. Thank u in anticipation

Na wa 4 u.... Poking ur nose anyhow... oshi ma pa lo ri... does dat mean anything.. don't u have female friends u call "my personal person"?

Seun:
Frank Edwards, the well-known gospel musician, posed for a selfie with Pastor Chris Oyakhilome's daughter, Sharon Oyakhilome, and called her a "super star" and "my personal person". What do you think that means? To me, it sounds as if they are dating each other.

https://photos-d.ak.instagram.com/hphotos-ak-xpa1/10802630_1542354469312427_1094704312_n.jpg
Source: http://instagram.com/p/vYp06THMbw/

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Congratulations. Pls can u help me with the contact of these people. Like email addy, phone numbers or. Web page address. Pls kindly send to obaobirin@yahoo.com. Thank u in anticipation.

Pls any news on taiwo awoniyi's injury and that of isaac ....