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I pity okupe blasphemy is one thing the bible detest with all its authority...and doyin was so confident and bold and crowned somebody jesus christ I know is little boy or gal knows the truth...all because of money.i rest my case. |
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oshiomhole and Buhari are the only two people there that are not ex pdp members the rest still have allies in pdp...oshiomhole is a no non sense man e nor dey look face oh...since tinubu and d rest south west governors can deliver atlist 50 percent of south west vote den rotimi or Adams should step in to drag atlist 30 percent of south south vote... |
we attended the same primary school and I have always developed crush on her since then...wen we grew up we became friends with benefits...but this evenin after our conversation on phone she sent me a text message telling me how much she loves me I don't know wat to reply her I nid urgent...advice. |
baba very funny man... baba very brilliant man... baba very STRONG MAN... |
am not surprised!!! |
at this present age? |
"IGWE" the way he places the ball makes me scream. |
the good tin is dat who ever is picked is as good as whoever should be picked. |
Jasi7:who says prayers are not answered? |
purplekayc:BABA na so oh...nor be small tin every year b4 we enter field we don already loose. |
This is what we call simple quality.. [quote author=SterlingTowers post=28905053]Yemi Osinbajo is the senior partner at SimmonsCooper Partners. Yemi is a professor of law and a former attorney-general of Lagos State and Commissioner for Justice. He is also a senior advocate of Nigeria (SAN). Yemi was educated at the University of Lagos, Nigeria (LLB, 1978) and the London School of Economics (LLM, 1980). He was admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of Nigeria in 1979. He has authored several books on civil procedure in Nigerian superior courts, rules of evidence and justice reform. Yemi has 31 years of litigation experience including significant trial and appellate work. Yemi supervises the commercial litigation group at SimmonsCooper Partners (SCP). Yemi is regarded as one of the finest advocates in Nigeria. Yemi has conducted very important constitutional and precedential cases before the Nigerian Supreme Court. Some of these include fiscal disputes between the federating units and the federal government; disputes regarding the ownership and control of oil and gas resources; town and physical planning disputes between the federating units and the federal government; an international territorial jurisdictional dispute in the West African sub-regional court; shareholder disputes involving a multinational, private investors and state-owned investment corporations and energy disputes arising from multinational participation in power projects in Nigeria. In other cases, Yemi has advised and represented clients in a broad range of commercial and corporate issues including securities litigation, investments and divestments, joint ventures, oil block acquisitions, product liability, fiduciary duties of directors, intellectual property, and corporate valuations. He is also involved in statutory and regulatory appraisal representation before the legislature and federal and state agencies. While in public office as attorney general, Yemi is credited with undertaking far-reaching significant judicial reform in Lagos State, addressing critical areas as judges’ recruitment, remuneration, training and discipline. In addition, he addressed access to justice for the poor by establishing appropriate institutions in the Office of the Public Defender (OPD) and the Citizens Mediation Centre (CMC). In honour of his contributions to legal reform and the development of law in Nigeria, a compendium of essays on Nigerian constitutional law was compiled. The authors of these essays were senior lawyers and law professors with a foreword provided by a past chief justice of Nigeria. Yemi is a member of the International Bar Association and the British Institute of International and Comparative Law and has served in the Nigerian Body of Benchers and the Council for Legal Education of Nigeria. He is currently an independent director of CitiBank Nigeria and an ethics adviser to the board of the Africa Development Bank. He has also served in various capacities within the United Nations Organisation. Yemi speaks frequently at several commercial litigation events locally and internationally. He is actively involved in the pursuit of legal education reform in Nigeria. Copyright © 2011 SimmonsCooper Partners. http://www.scp-law.com/index.php/Yemi-Osinbajo[/quote] |
Oh God ...pls give us monaco or porto..we have been playing bayern and baka for the past 5 years fada give madrid to manchester city dey are like terms dey have money to fight themselves father we can manage athletico madrid..AMEN |
see as dem dey calculate how dem go to rule Nigeria..as if dem be God I nor blame una...na pdp wey nor gree. change nai I blame |
it feels good because it makes me stick to the people that has accepted me. |
mix tetraoxosulphate. 1v and NH+ |
StarboyNigeria:Mr man you nor get respect for God at all,even for this holy thread u still dey post nonsense |
100Cents:shame on you still..all the time you have spent in school it is this kind of topic u can cook out from your head? so there is no other thing you can think about ba? |
100Cents:shame on you still..all the time you have spent in school it is this kind of topic u can cook out from your head? |
the one wey go shout jesus wen e put 1 k instead of h |
100Cents:you are not communicating...when more than 80 percent did not understand your message I think you should hide your head in shame |
Even the free mb dem share dat time I nor fit use am. |
I like people like dis.. |
U have shown us dat u know people are suffering...better luck next time. |
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Abeg I nor understand ![]() |
jujutom:Good to know say wedon hijack topic back the..so you know say nah old man and you nor fit respect am |
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