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Asemo11: sharap there what do u no?

Thank u Semo, Eba or what ever u call urself, i no nothing but beg God to give u what i know and your life will never remain the same.

Front page? Can't believe this. Thank u moderator.

Eedris Abdulmalu you calling an elder stateman and an ex-president a mugu is very wrong of you. Can you call your biological father a mugu? Hmmm! I pity your generation.

Eedris Abdulkareem called Olusegun Obasanjo’s a ‘Mugu’ after the former president recently criticized him for recording his 2004 hit song ‘Jaga jaga’.

Obasanjo while speaking at a forum organized by Nigeria Leadership Initiative (NLI) on Tuesday, August 28, 2012, recalled Abdulkareem’s 2004 hit track ‘Jaga jaga’ sayng that the KENNIS Music rapper doesn’t believe in the future of the country.

https://twitter.com/idris_Abdulkarm

Final interview @ VGC on tues 04/09/2012.

kunletiwoo: Let them marry one another naw...

Sir, since they are just 2 you use 'each other', and 'one another' for more than 2.

bajoba: @ olumide what of the speed cas that accurarcy alone.are they still calling pple.

Don't know anything about speed just heard 80% is the cut-off. But it might turn out to be a rumor.

bajoba: Does any body knows the real cut of mark.

I guess is 80%.

olumide77: Mine was 87% accuracy and 14wpm and no call yet.

I just received a call now from 0180 and sms that i passed, that i should come tommorrow for a chat. Anybody that has done there's should please update asap.

billybabe: 77% accuracy n 16wpm.dey wil definately call you guys keep your hopes high.

Mine was 87% accuracy and 14wpm and no call yet.

billybabe: I just got called for a chat on mmonday 27th same venue as d CBT.who else got called?

@billybabe Please what's your score?

Omelem: wetin person fit use 2 make teeth shine pure white?

Try Vim and Iron sponge. It works better.

godello: Na wash !!

Original wash with okin soap.

godello: Na wash !!

Original washing with okin soap.

Anybody with materials should please forward to (whyalwaysme01@gmail.com). Thanks.

Aybank: Na wa ooo, wetin we no go see. I wipe for 9ja Na wa ooo, wetin we no go see. I wipe for 9ja

Please don't 'weep' for 9ja 'wipe' for yourself.

If,

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Equals,

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

Then,

K + N + O + W + L + E + D + G + E
11 + 14 + 15 + 23 + 12 + 5 + 4 + 7 + 5 = 96%

H + A + R + D + W + O + R + K
8 + 1 + 18 + 4 + 23 + 15 + 18 + 11 = 98%

Both are important, but the total falls just short of 100%

But,

A +T + T + I + T + U + D + E
1 + 20 + 20 + 9 + 20 + 21 + 4 + 5 = 100%.

From cms to epe is 600 that's direct bus, but from ajah to epe is 300 and Ʊ now take a bike to LASU Epe which i don't know the exact price.

Damseluc: What's so special about that school that the tuition fees is so high, Even the best school in Nigeria is not as expensive as that. So the poor or middle class can't go to school anylonger? I have seen people who graduated from expensive schools but cannot even defend their certificates or even express themselves well.

Sorry madam, if i may ask which federal/state school is the best in Nigeria?.

Is better late than never if she's eager to have a degree. Just send this link to her and let her read this man's story.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/06/pa-amodu-graduates-from-lasu-at-80/

May there soul rest in the bosom of the almighty lord. Amen

Is it some members on NL don't know the meaning of "Like" or just being "foolish fool" that they just click Like on some topics?

Marilyn-Joan Obiora, a former banker, has been brought before the Federal High Court in Umuahia, Abia State, on 15 counts of conspiracy and fraud.  

According to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mrs. Obiora’s arraignment followed a petition by one Mr. Stephen Inegbu, a zonal security supervisor of Diamond Bank Plc in Port Harcourt, on some sharp practices by the suspect and others at large, detected during a routine examination of customers’ accounts in the bank.

According to Mr. Inegbu, the Bank’s inspection unit unravelled three cases of fraud involving the following amounts: N26 million; N91.6 million; and N8 million.

The EFCC said that upon further investigation, it was discovered that Mrs. Obiora masterminded the fraudulent withdrawals which amounted to a total of N125.6 million,   with some help from four other officials of the Bank.  

The EFCC said Mrs. Obiora is standing trial alone as those colleagues in the crime are at large.  Their names were given as Eze Nwekwe, Emmanuel Nwosu, Emeka Owo and Emmanuel Okebugwu.

Mrs Obiora pleaded not guilty to the charges.  Following the failure of her defence lawyer to present before the court a written application for bail, Justice Umar remanded her in custody.

The case was adjourned to July 18th and 19th, 2012, for hearing of bail application and commencement of trial.

http://saharareporters.com/news-page/fraud-efcc-docks-female-banker-over-n1256m.

Please sue them asap and don't receive any apology letter.

Veteran musician Charly Boy has threatened to sue two publications which reported that he is gay and a member of the Illuminati, a secret cult.

On Saturday, May 26, 2012, the National Mirror and Daily Independent newspapers published an article making the allegations, quoting from a Danfo Newspaper.

Charly boy took to his Twitter account on Monday, May 28, 2012 saying ‘yesterday, I was an illuminati member. Today, a gay, tomorrow, sleeping with a coffin and the list is endless. When will they stop these lies?‘

The eccentric entertainer says he usually keeps mum regarding media allegations, but it seems the 60-year-old musician is now ready to break his pattern, threatening to take legal action against National Mirror and Daily Independent.

‘I read with total dismay in Saturday Mirror newspaper that I am a gay and head of illuminati. I have never sued before…but this time…’ said Charlyboy

He continued, ‘I’m really very sorry, but this action is necessary just to avert future unverified story by my most learned journalists! My words!’

Meanwhile, the Nigerian Idol judge’s press secretary, Mr Adoyi Abah Ali, has sent a letter to the MD of  National Mirror, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, alerting him of Charlyboy’s plans to take the case farther, and demanding they remove the article within 72 hours.

The letter reads:

 Dear Steve,

 Re-I’m Gay “-Charlyboy”

I write to draw your attention to a story released on your paper on Sunday, 26th May, 2012 titled’ I’m Gay-Charlyboy’.

I’m well aware of how close you have been with the charlyboy brand since the past 25 years, and how grounded you have been in relation to the Charlyboy persona.  This invariably shows that you have been able to follow the Charlyboy Brand all through your career in the field of journalism.  Such display of interest and continuous curiosity to know more about the mission, vision and the character of the brand is worth commending. This is in exception of your positive contribution to the brand since the inception of your paper (National Mirror).

However, I’m a little disappointed that under your watch, such irresponsible and malicious story with such screaming headline could be published, maybe in the bid to draw traffic or encourage readership of your paper. I’m simply amazed!

What amazes me the most is your little understanding of the character of the Charlyboy brand and the reason with which it was established. You of all people should know that if truly he is gay, he would have been the first person to come out, screaming on top of his voice, even in market places defending gay rights. He wouldn’t have needed any newspaper to fight the authority over his right. Yes, you and I know that, yet you let the story out without much consideration on its effect on the brand that mentors young people.

I’m pained not because a rumour was just speculated that CB is gay and head of Illuminati in Nigeria, but I’m touched due to the fact that you called it a ‘confession’ through a fictitious interview that was never published in your paper or any other paper. If you could conclude that he is gay because of an interview culled from another paper, you should have balanced the story by insisting on hearing the other side. You are respected in the Charlyboy organisation as one of the few credible journalists.

We are aware of your fight in the past for integrity and respect, so it is obvious why I can’t hide my disappointment that this irresponsible journalism happened under your watch, in the most unprofessional manner

Anyway, I should hope that you have a copy of the original interview granted by the Areafada where he admitted being gay on tape.

On our own part, we cannot control people’s opinion in a matter such as this, but to have come out to state  categorically that Charlyboy granted an interview in relation to this issue is not only scandalous, but ‘human slaughter’. Your paper has gone beyond the boundaries, and would have to answer some basic questions as to how this story got to it. At the moment, one can only believe that Charlyboy’s interview is presently on tape and on your desk as claimed.

I would like to remind you again that the brand is a seasoned Journalist and understands the minutiae of Journalism and cannot be rubbished by any newspaper.

Having said this, I want to assure you that the Management of the brand will definitely ask questions in order to avert such libelous story in future, because this recklessness in journalism must stop!

Yours Faithfully,

Adoyi Abah Ali ( CB Press Secretary).

http://thenetng.com/2012/05/30/charly-boy-upset-by-gay-and-illuminati-reports/

maxygirl: kindly send me the study pack to maxygal@live.com.

Thanks

Kindly send to me too (whyalwaysme01@gmail.com) Thanks.

Cape Town (South Africa) – South Africa’s Deputy President, Kgalema Motlanthe has said that his country is looking to Nigeria for the purchase of its crude oil.

Motlanthe told newsmen in Cape Town on Wednesday at the signing of a Memoranda of  Understanding (MOU) with Vice President Namadi Sambo that following the uncertainty of supply of oil from Iran, Nigeria’s oil was part of the option available.

The South Africa may be forced to comply with a U.S. sanction threat  on countries buying oil from Iran, from where it sources about a quarter of its oil.

“We would say to our Nigerian brothers that there will be demand for their crude oil because we don’t want to source our oil from areas that are likely to be unstable.

“Indeed, we are quite confident that Nigeria will become one of our trusted suppliers of crude,” he
stressed.

Motlanthe said PetroSA and private traders were expected to look at supply agreements for oil from Nigeria.

NAN recalls that the South Africa’s Minister of Energy Dipuo Peters last week said the government would decide
on its response to the threat  by the U.S. end of the month.

In his response Sambo said Nigeria was ready to offer economic support to South Africa in line with the economic cooperation between the two countries.

He said the agreement would help in strengthening and promoting the business environment in  the continent’s biggest economies.

The Vice President said the agreement would also enable the two countries to bring in business people from both countries to explore investment opportunities in the countries.

A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on economic and technical co-operation was also signed between, Nigeria’s Minister of Trade and Investment, Olusegun Aganga and his South African counterpart Rob Davies.

Another MOU was also signed between Aganga and South Africa’s Minister of Finance Pravin Gordhan, to offer
mutual assistance in customs administration of  the two countries.(NAN)

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/05/south-africa-to-buy-crude-from-nigeria-motlanthe/

How I wish our various courts can convict our looters to the same length of imprisonment.