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Sec5: Which of them have started lectures?

my schul ebonyi state uni..had two lecture last week ǻn̶̲̥̅̊ԃ am even havin one tomoro

Hahah ebsu out,esut out,unn out,AAUA out....still counting wich uni wil b d next...ASUU loosin †ђξ battle....ROUND 2 FIGHT!!!

Remix
Assuanally,
assunally,
assunally,
I no go lie apolo dey my eyes,
the way this strike deal with me I swear I,just dey cry ,if
u wanna cry the assu dey my mind
Assu dem no wan gree, them no won give them thier
money physically, psychollogically, they said federal
govermnet must give them thier money magically or
radically, haba habatically , ASUU strike don make our
girls go biologically sexually, them don dey get bele
anyhow promotionally, haha - hahahatically, this laugh
na for my dictionary,
Assu them no won gree
Dem talk say dem no won gree
I no go lie apolo dey my eyes
P square no vex with me yeee , I sing this song make I
blow
No hold me for mind personally yeee personally
personally personally

shehuAO: The VC mimiko is a joker,he forgot that experience count a lot in lecturing.

hahaha experience wetin?lecturers go pack handout ǻn̶̲̥̅̊ԃ useless photocopy give u make u read witout comin for classes...Ŋά̲̣̣̣ xperience b dat?...everytin is bleeped

Senator representing Adamawa South Senatorial
Zone, Alhaji Ahmed Barata has placed a curse on
gifts and donations disbursed to members of his
constituency in a bid to ensure all beneficiaries of
his empowerment programme vote for him at the
upcoming elections.
While making
his donations,
the senator made the stunning utterance,
informing anybody who was a beneficiary of his
gifts and still refused to vote for him in the
forthcoming 2015 general election would be
punished by God.
Irked by the statement, some members of his
constituency were said to have shunned the
empowerment package and quietly left the scene,
while some vowed they would collect his gift but
they would still not vote for him because his
constituency had benefited nothing from him.
Others who took his curse with a pinch of salt said
if God were to punish anybody, the senator would
be first on His list.
Speaking to newsmen, some of the senator
constituents who craved anonymity said the
empowerment package distributed by the senator
was a charade to give the impression that he was
popular in the constituency which he had
abandoned for a long time.
“The attempt by the senator to undertake this
charade is to atone for the sins he committed
against us, as he realises that 2015 is fast
approaching, and the only way he could make his
way back into reckoning was by offering us this
Greek gift,” one his constituents said.
While disbursing the donations, which included
grinding machines, sewing machines, hairdressing
equipment, and local irrigation equipment for dry
season farming, the senator said poverty must be
reduced to the barest minimum to allow peace
thrive in the area.
According to Barata, poverty is the root cause of all
evil acts in the society ranging from the
consumption of hard drugs to women and child
trafficking and other forms of criminal vices.
He said in his quest to eradicate poverty, he had
facilitated the employment of more than 35
graduates from all the nine local governments of
his constituency as well as providing a computer
centre in Jada and Numan Local Governments
Areas.
Source http://www.informationng.com/2013/11/god-will-punish-anyone-who-takes-my-gift-without-voting-for-me-in-2015-senator-tells-constituency.html

Zimbabwean authorities inform they have
given foreign shop-owners, mostly Chinese
and Nigerian nationals, an ultimatum to shut
down their businesses by 1 January 2014,
hand them over to Zimbabweans or face
arrest.
A top official of the black empowerment ministry
said only Zimbabweans had the right to run shops
that have sprung up across the country and are
termed foreign businesses targeted under the
nation’s black empowerment laws, the state-
controlled Herald newspaper reported on
November 22, 2013, Friday.
Permanent secretary for the empowerment
ministry, George Magosvongwe, told a
Parliamentary committee that the government
would enforce regulations which reserve certain
sectors of the economy to Zimbabweans on
January 1, 2014.
Under the country’s economic empowerment
legislation, areas reserved for locals include
retail and wholesale businesses,
barbershops, hairdressings, beauty salons,
bakeries, employment agencies and grain
milling, among others.
“I confirm that some non-indigenous entities are
still operating in the reserved sectors and there is
a deadline for January 1 for them to comply with
the requirement to relinquish their holdings in
that sector.
“You will realise Mr. Chairman that 1 January is a
month to come and we are putting in place
measures for enforcement in the event that they
do not comply,” Mr. Magosvongwe said.
He said the ministry was preparing measures to
ensure the exit of foreigners from the retail sector
would not result in shortages.
“There is need to ensure that we don’t create
shortages in the economy, but certainly the
ministry is going to enforce the reserved sectors
rule.
“And we will bring in the enforcement agencies
from right across the Government departments
and the local authorities to ensure that
enforcement happens,” the secretary added.
The January 1, 2014 ultimatum was gazetted in
May, making it mandatory for all locally and
foreign-owned firms in reserved sectors to apply
for indigenisation compliance certificates. Only
locals will be given those certificates.
A number of laws passed in 2007 demand foreign
businesses to cede 51 percent control to local
blacks. The foreign shop owners have been
criticized for taking retail trade opportunities from
Zimbabwean traders by selling cheap imports.
Poor townships and city flea markets have in
recent years been inundated by shops run by
foreigners. According to state media, shop owners
who fail to comply will be arrested.
Source http://www.informationng.com/2013/11/outrage-zimbabwe-gives-nigerian-traders-one-month-to-shut-down-their-businesses.html

University
lecturers in
Nigeria have agreed to end the five-month old
strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities,
ASUU, if the federal government agrees to three
conditions, according to the Nigerian Eye.
The three conditions are expected to be made
known to President Goodluck Jonathan today, after
which the strike will be called off and if an
agreement is reached.
Although, ASUU has forbidden its local chapters
and zonal chairmen from talking to the press until
the end of the session. A source, who was part of
the ASUU session, which was held at Mambayya
House in Kano, however revealed the conditions as:
1. Commitment from the President that any review
or reconsideration or renegotiation of the 2009
Agreement will not substantially affect the pact
which is the cause of the ongoing strike;
2. Immediate payment of all outstanding salary
arrears and allowances of varsity teachers without
victimization; and
3. A written commitment from the President that
the Federal Government will commit N225 billion
annually to the funding of universities for the next
four years.
According to the source, “Our leaders are meeting
with the President on Monday to table these
conditions. Once the President accepts these three
terms, the strike will be called off.
“In principle, members voted about 60-40 per cent
to call off the strike, but they added a caveat – that
ASUU leaders should extract a commitment
(signed and sealed) from the President.”
“It became imperative for ASUU to makes these
demands, as it became obvious that the FG wanted
the 2009 Agreement to be renegotiated.
“If ASUU had accepted to renegotiate the entire
Agreement, it means there will be no basis for the
ongoing strike. The worst that can happen is either
having the abridged version of the 2009
Agreement or a phased implementation of the
document,” the source added.
He also added that the conditions are not just
three, but the fourth is “personal” to ASUU.
Source http://
www.informationng.com/2013/11/ASUU-agrees-to-
suspend-strike-after-secret-meeting-gives-jonathan-
three-conditions.html .

More schools are set to dump the Academic Staff
Union of Universities, ASUU, in the ongoing strike
action embarked upon by the union for almost five
mo
nths now, reports News Express.
This is as the National Executive Council, NEC, of
the union meets today to decide on the sustained
industrial action which many Nigerians have come
to condemn.
The leadership of ASUU had postponed the
scheduled NEC meeting at the Bayero University,
Kano, following the demise of Festus Iyayi, a
former president of the union, who died Tuesday
last week in a motor accident along the Abuja-
Lokoja highway.
The postponement of the NEC meeting to January
15, 2014, had caused widespread outcry as not a
few Nigerians – students, parents and other
stakeholders – condemned the decision of the
union, saying it was evident of insensitivity to the
plight of Nigerian students who are worst hit.
Following the development, several universities
were said to have begun to hold talks on how to
dump the national body and call off the ongoing
strike in their respective institutions.
Regardless of the ongoing strike, some
universities scheduled dates for their post-
Universities Matriculation Examination, UME,
exercises.
For instance, Lagos State University, LASU; the
University of Lagos, UNILAG; and the University of
Jos, UNIJOS, all scheduled to conduct the post UME
examinations, although the national body frowned
at their decision and stalled the examinations in
most schools.
The Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko,
AAUA, in Ondo State has already pulled out of the
strike.
In a statement issued and signed by its registrar,
R.B Olotu, the school had ordered its students to
resume for the second semester on November 25,
thereby boycotting the nationwide strike.
“All students of AAUA are hereby informed that
academic activities of the second semester of
2012/2013 session truncated as a result of the
ASUU national strike are to resume on Monday,
November 25, 2013 with the continuation of
registration on the university portal, while
lectures are to start on Monday, December 2,
2013,” the statement read.
At the Niger State-owned Ibrahim Badamasi
Babangida University, Lapai (IBBUL), some
academic staff have already commenced
teaching.
This has caused some rancour among ASUU as
some lecturers and students have returned to the
classrooms since Monday following the re-opening
of the institution by the management. But the
branch ASUU Chairman, Dr. Aliyu Badeggi,
insisted that the strike was still in force in the
institution.
Investigations by showed that lectures have
resumed only in three departments – English and
Linguistics, Mathematics and Physics, while Mass
Communication, Business Administration and
other Sciences were yet to resume lectures.
The Vice Chancellor, Professor Ibrahim Kolo, had
last Friday directed students to resume lectures
on Monday, after an emergency Senate meeting
approved the re-opening of the institution.
Investigations reveal that several other
institutions, especially those who voted for the
suspension of the strike, are set to dump the
union if it decides to continue with the ongoing
strike after today’s meeting.
It was therefore no surprise when news filtered in
that UNILAG and LASU were set to conduct degree
and matriculation examinations outside their
campuses.
Also, sources say the Enugu State University of
Technology, ESUT, is set to call off the strike if at
the end of today’s meeting ASUU still decides to
go on with the strike.
The Adamawa State University was also reported
to have pulled out of the strike.
Worried by this development, president of ASUU,
Dr. Nasir Fagge has warned vice chancellors to
desist from conducting off-campus examinations
or other academic activities, as such moves could
jeopardise the stand of the union.
“We appeal to our VCs to cease from further
eroding the credibility of the academic profession
which the iconic status of their offices represents.
They should remember that they are destroying
themselves and their professional calling by
desecrating the sacred ethos of university degree
and selection examination,” Fagge said.
It would be recalled that the 61 chapters of the
association met on Monday last week to vote in
their various institutions for or against the
suspension of the strike.
Not a few Nigerians had expected that the
personal intervention of the president would
pacify the striking lecturers and persuade them to
suspend the strike action; but instead, the
industrial action had continued.
ASUU had however directed that all its 61
chapters hold their congresses on Monday,
November 11.
While some chapters were ready to suspend the
strike in the light of the president’s intervention,
others insisted that they would continue the strike
due to what they described as their distrust for
the government.
Whereas the University of Lagos resolved to
suspend the strike, chapters like the University of
Ibadan, UI; University of Benin, UNIBEN; University
of Calabar, UNICAL; University of Jos, UNIJOS, and
the Lagos State University, LASU, vowed to
continue as they insisted that the government
cannot be trusted to fulfil its promise to inject
over N1.1 trillion to universities in the next five
years.
Source http://issuesinngr./2013/11/22/ASUU-strike-callapsing-more-varsities-pull-out-nec-meeting-holds-today-news-express/

Av just com to realise dat majority of naija song has Ω̴̩̩̩̥o meanin...dosnt pass any message..just noize...wat du u learn listenin to terry G....I just REMEMBAD my baby BY sky B

show us tutorial on how to catch cobra snake. this one is easy na...av been duin it since wen i was a kid

i de mad??

The Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba
Akoko (AAUA) in Ondo State has pulled out
of the ongoing Academic Staff Union of
Universities’ (ASUU)strike.
In a statement
issued and
signed by its Registrar, R.B Olotu, the school had
ordered its students to resume for the second
semester on November 25th, 2013, thereby
boycotting the nationwide strike.
Already, the ongoing industrial action has lasted
for over four months.
The statement reads:
“All Students of AAUA are hereby informed that
academic activities of the 2nd semester of
2012/2013 session truncated as a result of the
ASUU national strike are to resume on Monday,
25th November, 2013 with the continuation of
registration on the University portal, while lectures
are to start on Mon, 2nd December, 2013.”
Source http://www.informationng.com/2013/11/aaua-pulls-out-of-ASUU-strike-orders-students-to-resume-on-monday.html

Which part of the body do you look at first when you
meet a person?

Giuseppe Rossi was happy with his first Italy goal in
over two years and the partnership with Mario
Balotelli. But he insisted that it was a shame that the
Italians allowed the Super Eagles to score twice in
their friendly at Craven Cotttage.
“Of course I’m happy with the goal and the team’s
overall performance,” he told Rai Sport after a 2-2
friendly draw with the Super Eagles.
“It’s a shame we conceded those goals when we
appeared to be in control. We can go home happy
with this game.
“More than the goal, it’s the performance that
counts. We all worked very hard to honour this jersey
and I think that’s what we did.”
This was Rossi’s first Azzurri goal since June 2011, as
he was out for two years with a series of knee injuries
and missed the 1-1 draw with Germany due to
tonsillitis on Friday.
“It was nice to see the affection from my teammates.
We have a great group of players and we’re all
friends off the field too, so these are good
foundations to build on.
“We have many great strikers, so any of them can
play up front for Italy. The important thing is to give
100 per cent whenever we’re called upon.
“I never gave in and still have objectives to achieve,
which I am slowly going through and hope to
eventually get them all.”
Some have said the pairing with Balotelli is Good
Cop, Bad Cop.
“We’re two good guys! We get on well, as does
everyone in the squad. In all honesty, there wasn’t
much time to prepare for this game. We did well,
Mario gave me a great assist for the goal and played
very well, so I’m happy for him. His goal will come as
long as he keeps working like this.
“I was ill with a sore throat and fever, so I only
managed to train for two days during this get-
together.”
Diamanti curses Eagles woodwork
Alessandro Diamanti will “just have to keep
improving on free-kicks” after hitting the bar in
Italy’s 2-2 draw with the Super Eagles.
“I’m getting used to hitting the woodwork. It means
I’ll just have to keep improving on my free-kicks,” the
Bologna star shrugged on Rai Sport.
“We did well, I’m not sure how we ended up trailing
within 10 minutes, but after the break we had a
dozen scoring opportunities.
“I’m also disappointed the referee gave two minutes
of injury time when there should’ve been 15.”
‘Alino’ Diamanti is one of the favourites to be in the
23-man squad going to Brazil for the World Cup.
“Whenever I come here, I keep my head down, work
with a lot of humility and am at the disposal of the
group whether I play or not. That’s the only way to be
on international duty.”
Source http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/11/shame-eagles-scored-rossi/#sthash.ZknSZ1EC.dpuf

Hahaha dis AIT commemtator Ŋά̲̣̣̣ wa ooo

Frankli speakin victor moses Ω̴̩̩̩̥o de impress ♍ε̲̣̣̣̥ lately....

Ahmed musa try barb ur hair Ŋά̲̣̣̣

Awka – A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress
(APC), Malam Nasir el-Rufai, was on Saturday in
Awka prevented from moving out of his hotel room to
monitor the Anambra Governorship Election
currently ongoing.
el-Rufai said at the `Finotel Hotel’ where he lodged
that some armed men of the State Security Service
(SSS) restrained him from moving out of the hotel to
monitor the election.
He said:“I arrived in Awka by 7 p.m. on Friday and
had a brief session with the APC candidate, Sen.
Chris Ngige. When I came out to have my dinner, I
saw three heavily armed SSS officers at the hotel.
“I asked them why they were following me; they told
me that they were protecting me because Awka is
not safe.
“I told them that I came with my own security. This
morning, as I was about to have breakfast, they
blocked the corridor and tried to restrain me from
going out but I pushed by and went to the restaurant
to eat.
“After my breakfast, I will be going to the APC
Situation Room in town to monitor the election. I am
being unlawfully detained here,’’ he said.
One of the SSS men entered the restaurant and
confiscated the reporter’s tape recorder and deleted
the recorded interview before returning it to her.
When contacted on telephone, the Director of SSS in
the state, Mr A.U. Okeiyi, confirmed the report,
saying that el-Rufai was being protected.
“el-Rufai is not an ordinary person. If anything
happens to him, they will blame the security,’’ he
said.
Heavily armed security men were seen guarding the
premises of the hotel. (NAN)
Source http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/11/anambra-election-sss-detains-el-rufai-awka/#sthash.LSP4P5NX.dpuf

Ohhhhh....pesin pikin don craze just like dat...God save dis soul plssss...una go tink S̶̲̥̅A̶̲̥̅♈ Ŋά̲̣̣̣ joke e de joke...not knowin Ŋά̲̣̣̣ naked mad man for street posted dis topic.

If u were appointed the president of Nigeria for 1 week ...what will u do to better Nigeria....and make remarkable history...sincere opinion plss

There has been
speculations
and controversies over President Goodluck
Jonathan’s political ambitions, but the president
has never said if he has the intention of running for
a second term in office.
With fingers crossed over whether the President
would run for office or not in 2015, his recent
statement might have given away some
information.
President Goodluck Jonathan, yesterday, pledged
that his administration will do everything possible
to eradicate polio virus in Nigeria next year saying
that he will not hand over polio to the incoming
government in 2015.
Jonathan said this at an award ceremony for best
performing state governors from the six
geopolitical zones on the eradication of polio.
“Like Dangote mentioned there is no reason we
should not eradicate polio by 2014. Let me assure
you that the federal government is totally
committed to eradicating polio. We promise that
we will work hard because we don’t want to
handover polio to another government in
2015 ,” President Jonathan said.
This may not mean anything, but it may also mean
deep down inside the Bayelsa man, he has no
intention of running for office in 2015. But then, all
we can do for now is keep our fingers crossed.
2015 is just around the corner.
Speaking further at the event, Jonathan said, “With
the support of all stakeholders present here I
believe we will succeed in our commitment to
eradicate polio.
“I charge you all to be so committed especially as
the elections are coming. In fact from the analysis I
was just briefed now I’m really surprised that in
2011 there was lapse and it was attributed to the
elections, that during campaigns for elections we
the politicians think more about winning the
elections and forget about other things. I charge
you all that we must work together to make sure
that the 2014/2015 will not create any kind of gap
in our commitment to eradicate polio.
“In our local government and states that have
suffered polio, it should be part of our campaign, it
should rather be part of our campaign instead of
our election to create a problem, our elections
should enhance our commitment.
“We should all feel ashamed that we are being
accused of exporting polio to neighbouring
countries” the president said.
Souce http://www.informationng.com/2013/11/jonathan-ready-to-leave-aso-rock-in-2015.html

Wats d use wen bokoharam are still operatin,killin innocent souls

In a last ditch effort to resolve the ASUU
strike, President Goodluck Jonathan will on
Monday, November 4, meet with the
leadership of ASUU at the Presidential Villa.
This was part of the resolutions of the meeting
between the ASUU leadership, Vice President
Namadi Sambo and the Supervising Minister of
Education on Tuesday as was first reported by this
medium.
An official of the Vice President’s office who
pleaded anonymity said that all hands are
now on deck to ensure that the universities
resume next week.
The official stated that the Vice President and the
Supervising Minister of Education have made head-
way in resolving the strike, but the final
involvement of the President is to show ASUU that
there is the commitment of the Federal
Government at the highest level.
It was learnt that the President has been fully
briefed on steps taken by Vice President Namadi
Sambo and the Supervising Minister of Education
to get to this point and he will at next Monday’s
meeting present to the ASUU leadership the
administration’s last concession for them to call off
the prolonged strike.
A source at the Presidential Villa noted that
if ASUU fails to call off, the Federal
Government will then resort to plan B, which
will be to compulsorily open the universities,
using the instrumentality of the governing
councils and the school managements.
Already, most of the governing councils of the
universities have started meeting to work out
modalities for the compulsory re-opening of the
universities should ASUU fail to honour the
personal request of President Jonathan.
According to report, the Supervising Minister of
Education, Barr. Nyesom Wike and the Vice
Chancellors of Public Universities also discussed
the re-opening of the schools last Monday. Most of
the Vice Chancellors suggested the
compulsory re-opening of the schools,
should the last ditch efforts fail.
It was gathered that security report available to the
Presidency may have necessitated this line of
action to salvage the universities system from the
direction it is facing at present.
Source http://www.informationng.com/2013/11/ASUU-strike-nigeria-universities-to-open-next-week-with-or-without-ASUU.html

''This ASUU strike is a miasma of a deprecable
apothesis of an hemorrhaging plutocracy, cascadinly
oozing into a maladorous excresence of mobocracy.
With all tarmangant ossifying proclivities of a
kakistocracy, our knowledgia centura is enveloped in a
paraphlegic crinkum crankum. Therefore, ASUU, cest in
dejavu, dejavu peret ologomabia'' - Hon Patrick
Obahiagbon

ASUU chairman fergie!

An end may be
in sight for the
four-month old strike embarked upon by the
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) as the
Senate, Wednesday, mandated its President,
Senator David Mark, to engage both the federal
government and ASUU with a view to ending the
strike.
The senators, who urged the striking lecturers to
return to the classroom to prevent what they
described as further devaluation of the country’s
educational fortunes, also mandated the
committee on education to liase with the Federal
Ministry of Education, National Universities
Commission (NUC) and all other relevant
stakeholders to proffer a lasting solution to the
crisis.
The Senate’s resolution, which followed a motion
sponsored by 107 senators and presented by
Senate Leader, Victor Ndoma-Egba, recalled that
ASUU had been on strike since July 1 in protest of
federal government’s alleged failure to implement
the 2009 agreement signed with lecturers for
proper funding of the nation’s universities.
According to him, the Senate noted with concern
that the strike had paralysed academic activities in
the universities and consequently rendered the
institutions redundant, stressing that several
negotiations between the striking lecturers and the
federal government along with the intervention of
some prominent Nigerians have failed to produce
the desired results.
Ndoma-Egba also revealed that despite the release
of N100 billion for infrastructural development to
the universities as well as additional N30 billion as
accumulated allowances by the federal
government, the lecturers have refused to be
pacified, regretting that a situation where ASUU is
on strike, Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics
(ASUP) is also on strike and the College of
Education Academic Staff Union (COEASU) also
recently embarking on seven days of warning
strike is worrisome.
Presenting the details of ASUU’s demands as
contained in the 2009 agreement with the federal
government by the Chairman, Senate Committee
on Education, Senator Uche Chukwumerije shocked
his colleagues, with some of the demands of the
union perceived as unnecessary.
Such demands include maternity leave allowance,
sick leave allowance, injury allowance, car
allowance, postgraduate (PG) grants for the
supervision of PG students, external excess
workload allowance, sabbatical leave allowance,
teaching practice and industrial training allowance
as well as funding of the state and federal
universities.
The total sum of the demands by ASUU in figure,
according to Chukwumerije, amounted to N1,05
trillion, adding that it was agreed that N5 billion
would be released in 2009, another N5 billion in
2010, among others.
Speaking on the strike, Mark implored ASUU to
return to the classroom on behalf of the Senate,
saying he thought details of the agreement when
being read by Chukwumerije were mere proposals
in view of the degree of triviality involved.
According to him, the nature of the agreement
showed that those who represented the federal
government at the negotiation table where it was
signed, were people who did not know their right
from their left. He described the action as unfair to
the nation.
Source http://www.informationng.com/2013/10/senate-wades-into-ASUU-strike-as-senators-call-demands-absolutely-unnecessary.html

Omo ehh d background be like kirikiri prison....

1. Not all relationships must lead to marriage.
Some relationships are for a reason, others are for a
season only few are for a life time. If it doesn't work out
don't kill yourself because it was for something.
Discover the purpose and move on.
2. Don't give a man or a woman the totality of your
heart before giving the totality of your heart to God.
Love that person but put God first.
3. Don't get carried away with beauty or money, if that
person's inner person cannot keep you, his money or
her beauty cannot
either.
4. Love is never enough, understanding, compatibility,
wisdom, patience and tolerance are equally important.
Do you agree?

If someone's underwear was showing, would you tell
him/her? If yes, what would you say?

Can Nollywood just stop this already? These
images are not funny anymore especially to
kids at home.
Popular comedian John Okafor, also known as
Mr. Ibu was spotted at a movie set in a scary
wig, Iro and Buba and he sure didn’t look good.
The movie also features the hilarious award-
winning actress, Funke ‘Jenifa’ Akindele.
Source http://gistville.com/2013/10/actor-john-okafor-mr-ibu-dresses-woman-new-movie-role/

toideve: I don't believe the authenticity of this report. I will wait to hear it in the news myself.

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