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A duckling will ever remain a duckling.

@OP when he prophesied about Dave being the governor. He was a saint, now he is prophesieing a change in d government house, he's a criminal. Let's watch and see how this goes.

I hope it's double SIM?

Idi Amin of Ebonyi congratulations.

Idi Amin of Ebonyi.

The power of social media is overwhelming here. Let's hope Dave Umahi know that he can't cow his critics through this strategy, we're in a democracy . Let these overzealous TAs and STAs don't put his ambition to jeopardy.

Seeking for appointment?

I was crying I had no shoes till I saw somebody without legs.

The North will go for their natural ally which is SE and to an extention SS. And they will triumph at the end of the day. SW has always been regional.

theophorus:
okay...
Thanks for the info. I never knew there is anything called "Grand rent"


NB: please do you know of any other state paying Grand rent aside Abuja?

Its called ground rent.

MxtaMichealz:
Senator bruce shared this photo with his sons, jared, cody and jonathan murray-bruce

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https://mobile.twitter.com/benmurraybruce/status/786990939025793024

I can see two k legs.

Oche211:
Don't mind those religious bigots. One important fact is that the shiites are much more peaceful than the dagger wedging sunnis youths.

I don't believe u. The shites are always confrontational to the constituted authority. Check out their history.

Oche211:
Don't mind those religious bigots. One important fact is that the shiites are much more peaceful than the dagger wedging sunnis youths.

I don't believe u. The shit are always confrontational to the constituted authority. Check out their history.

Cotonu guys are very good in removing car indomie . Am a witness

ivyT:
having big ass and tiny boobs isn't stature

I concur.

Atimes the psi recommended by the car manufacturers differs from psi recommended by the tyre manufacturers. Which one do we follow.

Sylvanus Okpala should be brought back to Super Eagles back room staff asap. He was d brain behind our afcon 2013 victories, not Keshi The man sabi our football die.

Sterling does not pass ball to him, just like most guys up front . Most of the times, he goes deep to get his ball to do his things. Sheer jealousy.

Karm16:
Fulani don enter Ebonyi. Dem don set up Islam for that state. E remain small dem get emir.

Ebonyi is a village right, SE can give it to Fulanis for grazing so that they'll leave Enugu alone.

keep ranting, fulani can't try those things they do in enugu in ebonyi. They will forget their cows and run away. Them no de make noise but action full their body. Go and ask

Demrich:
nothing like brake transmission fluid rather it could be that he added the power steering fluid which is an ATF. Pls cross check!

No, there is brake transmission oil known as hydraulic oil.

Unblockable:
According to the report, he played the FIFA U-17 Championship in 2001 that means he should either be 16 or 17 then. If I'm not mistaken, that means he was born around 1984/85. And if he's born around 1984/85, then he should just be 31 or 32yrs now. Definitely, if that's the case, his wife should be between 27 to 30. So why would he say his wife and kids are hungry when his wife is still young enough to make money either by hook (business, office work) or by crook (whatever that means)? I also blame him for 'chopping' all his money then.

The guy is definitely not 31 or 32. He should be in his 40s. And that's the disadvantage of those ridiculous age they keep parading as their official (football) age.

This guy didn't make much money cos after playing the under 17 where he shone like a star and was immediately invited to super eagles by coach onigbinde, all has never been well for him, especially his sight problem . I doubt if he played any foreign club. I pity the poor lad.

Pidggin:
Why do men like crime like dis?

Because we want to please women.

Abuja Clinics just have structures but with inept hands especially the doctors, they committed a terrible mistake in me that makes me shed tears anytime i remember it but i ve left them to God.
National Hospital have the equipments but without staff to handle them, they don't have specialists in some areas like the neuro, as of when i was i patient there and their nurses are very saucy.
I can go to Federal staff clinic at Idu, their services are good. I hail the management.

Na lie u ve never been a member of . You are seeking attention on NL.

This guy is an impostor, he has never been a member of NBM. QED!

The Spiritual Leader of One Love Family, Sat Guru Maharaj Ji believes the Super Eagles will win the 2013 African Cup of Nations in South Africa.

Speaking during an exclusive interview with Daily Independent’s crew at his Spiritual Village at Ibadan, he lamented that the national team over the years missed the oppourtunity to lift the trophy because lots of things were left on done.

He said: “I cannot be here and that would continue. I have donated the 2013 edition of the Nation’s Cup to Nigeria and they will return with the trophy. At least this team will win the tournament with nothing less than three goals per match. “

“From the spiritual account, they said Jesus died at the age of 33, I commenced my service at the age 33 as Sat Guru of this time, now I have been in Nigeria for 33 years as The Sat Guru Maharaj Ji to save the world, Nigeria is the winner. For performing this feat, I have donated the Nations Cup to Nigeria and this is not changeable.”

However, this cheering pronouncement did not go without stern warning to those who claimed to be spiritualists, religious clerics, sorcerers and crystal ball-gazer he tagged ‘gbomogbomo,’ saying they are in the habit of manipulating the ignorant players with their negative vibrations for monetary gains .

“Throughout the duration of the tournament, the players and their handlers must not smoke or drink any form of alcohol. They should stay away from women and the hotel where they are lodged should be a no go-go area and hence of bound for all visitors” Guru warned.

This man is really weak, he does not know how affairs are handled. What is so special about this woman, that he has to go and beg and even intends signing pre and post nupitial agreement. I pity this clown, he should have learnt how other stars relate with their spouses. Rooney, John Terry, Ryan Giggs and even his black brothers who were entangled in such mess, Ashley Cole can be a case sudy if he want. If u like go and become her house boy, na you sabi. In my own opinion, no woman no matter how beautiful, rich or otherwise can hold me to ransom. Na wetin de hungry man de hungry woman.....................................................

@Ulonnaya, wetin OUK do you? You take delight in reporting his bad side most of the times. Anyway the man deserve some bashing, e too form.

As is common with the will of prominent people with large estates, the question of who should own or inherit what, after the death of the bread winner might continue to rage, as the Dim Chukwuemeka Ojukwu family now seems torn down the line between the widow, Ambassador Bianca Ojukwu, on one side and the larger members of the Ojukwu family, led by the one of the sons of the late war lord, Emeka (Jnr.), on the other side.

In rejecting the nomination of Bianca as a trustee to the Ojukwu Transport Limited (OTL), as read in the will, the directors of the OTL have argued that the company belonged to late Sir Louis Odumegwu Ojukwu and not the personal property of the late Ikemba.

They thus described Ambassador Bianca Ojukwu as a joker, stressing that she has no stake in the company.

The directors further contended that Bianca could neither claim the company as the controversial will had conferred on her the trusteeship of the company.

Speaking in a phone interview from Boston United states of America one of the directors of OTL, Mr. Ifeukwu Ojukwu said, “Bianca was neither a trustee member nor a director of OTL and it is good to note that OTL is a different property from the things late Ikemba Ojukwu owned and the directorship cannot be transferred through a will.

“I just came back to Nigeria two weeks ago where I attended a meeting of OTL directors and Bianca was not there and she is not even a member of the board of directors so she can not lay claim to that.”

Ifeukwu further noted that all the directors of OTL are in full support of Emeka Ojukwu (Jnr.) as the head of the Dim Odumegwu Ojukwu family, recalling that “his father told me that he (Emeka Jnr.) was his first son and the head of the in the event of his death. So whatever he decides to do we, are behind him and we will support him.”

However, Prof. Sylvester Ojukwu (Debe), another son, has laid claim to headship of the Ojukwu clan, claiming that he is the de facto first son and not Emeka (Jnr.) Debe was conspicuously left out of his father’s will.

However, Ojukwu’s lawyer, Mr. Emeka Onyemelukwe, explained the circumstances surrounding the “omission” of Sylvester in the will.

According to Onyemelukwe, “What happened is that Debe came to Ikemba as a grown adult and said: “Sir, I have come to tell you that my mum said you’re my father. Ojukwu said to him, ‘who is your mother,’ and he said she is late but hailed from Udi in Udi council area of Enugu state.

“He also told the Ikemba that the mother got remarried to a man in a community in Ezeagu council area in the same state before she died but had told him that he (Ojukwu) was his father. He then asked him if she had no brothers or sisters that could traditionally bring and introduce him as the son of their sister sired by him.

“He didn’t even bring a photograph of his mum to guide Ojukwu as a reminder. But he left in the belief that he will come back with his mother’s kinsmen as directed but hadn’t done that till Ojukwu died.”

Meanwhile, Emeka (Jnr.) has taken over the father’s residence in Nnewi, in accordance with the Igbo tradition that the first son would automatically and traditionally inherit his father’s house and compound after death.

Emeka (Jnr.) noted that it was left for his father’s lawyer, who prepared the original will to take action before he (Emeka) would contact his lawyer for any possible litigation.

Similarly, the extended Ojukwu-Muojekwu family has kept mum over the matter, as according to a source, who pleaded anonymity, “the matter is a complicated but very simple if everybody can tell themselves the truth. We knew our brother Ikemba and we knew him as a first class brain who would not want his family name to become a thing of public ridicule.”

But Ojukwu’s lawyer, citing several circumstances and occasions to prove the validity of the will noted that he was the one who prepared it and it was the only will prepared by the late Ikemba. The will was read last weekend by the Chief Registrar and Probate Registrar of Enugu High Court Dennis Ekoh.

At a press conference in Enugu, Onyemelukwe maintained that he had been Ojukwu’s lawyer for many years and that the late Ikemba of Nnewi reposed a lot of confidence in him and told him a lot of things. He faulted the claim by Emeka (Jnr.) that he was not informed of the reading of the will and that he was not known to the family as his father’s lawyer, explaining that he sent three text messages to his three phones on November 26.

He said he also sent messages to the executioner of the will, James Ezike and witness, Mark Ezemba, as well as the other brothers and sisters of Emeka (Jnr) and other children of Dim Chukwuemeka Odimegwu Ojukwu informing them of the reading of the will by 10 am on November 30.

He said that he possessed the irrevocable power of attorney to register No 7 Forest Crescent in Independence Layout, Enugu, which he did on July 24, 2009, with the Enugu State Ministry of Lands as well as the property at No 20 Cadastral, B9, located at Jabi, Abuja, both of which were given to Bianca.

He also said that he had Ojukwu’s brief and represented him in the Supreme Court matter, Emeka Ojukwu Vs IGP, SSS in suit No: SC/170/2006 when the SSS tried to arrest him during the Obasanjo presidency. He said the late Ikemba declared that he had eight children, namely: Tenni Hamman, (daughter), Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, (Jnr.) (son), Mmegha (Mimi) (daughter), Okigbo (son), Ebele (daughter), Chineme (daughter), Afam (Son) and Nwachukwu (son).

While Tenni Hamman, he said was a girl Ojukwu had with a girlfriend from North-eastern Nigeria, Ebele was sired with one of his earlier wives, Stella Onyeador, while Emeka (Jnr.), Okigbo and Mmegha were from Njideka his Nnofia-born wife, and the children from Bianca.

He explained that it was the reason the codicil, which was meant to correct the flaws in the first will, was enlarged, adding that he was even taken aback that Ojukwu willed his Nnewi house to his first son, Emeka (Jnr.).

According to him, Bianca was instrumental to building the storey building when Ojukwu’s bungalow in the compound got burnt. The mansion was built when Ojukwu was in charge of toll gates during the Abacha regime.

He explained that Emeka (Jnr.) had been hostile to Bianca and that the bitterness manifested during the one-year anniversary of Ojukwu’s death, hence Bianca decision after the anniversary to pack her belongings out of the family house.

“So, it is not true that Ikemba Nnewi only gave Emeka (Jnr.) the Nnewi house in his will. He felt he already had something to sustain him.

“But he gave Bianca the Jabi property and the Enugu property by deed of gift before he died meaning that even if these were included in the will, she inherited them from him before he died.

“There is also no way anybody can take them away from her. He also gave her his cash (money) and personal effects because he felt that after he had trained the other grown up children, he may not be around to train the younger children of Bianca. That is also the reason he felt Bianca should take over his seat at Ojukwu Transport Limited,” Onyemelukwe explained.
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@ Ikenna, thanks brother, i wouldnt mind waiting for you to get less busy. Just like you said, i was discussing with a mechanic on saturday, he mentioned the O2 sensor. He said his customer's car had a similar problem and he fixed it by changing the O2 Sensor but the problem is, he is busy as well. It seems people that know how to fix this do not have time. I love this ride and do anything to fix it. It has served me and am still much in love with it.

Since mu is we, mumu should be wewe.