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abeg e never reach FP. time?

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sheba123:
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frosti
chefremy
naija1stpikin
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peeparty
Abeg, come and show me love by voting maureensylvia,don't forget to tag "NLjega" thankz in advance guyz

lol u eh u dey vex untop person list

come do this for ur girls Tohphaz,mzlaurel,lurlah2014. cc Nljega when u vote.
cc amokeme ladycaty rexnegro prettyjo chipmunkey midehi ginawest lisaflex mrbigman tallesty punkyoh idydarling aitee rittyben ritababe peacenelson

sheba123:
i've been a guest longer than most of you have been members.

OK most of dem I gerit

sheba123:
swerve please. Did i beg u??

u sound like an old memeber

farano:
I vote mzlaurel
Cc: NLJega

sis u fogt to add tohpaz oo

Ipledge:
Asumo12,agarawu,Jacksparrow1207,peepartu,wristwatch,mrpackagers my hero,Kr0ne my rôle model

@my mentor krone one miliki for am

Ipledge:
oga Kr0ne olosho meta for you

plus one fresh miliki

clears throat..let mk it a Hatrick

d party master vote goes to
1.Tohphaz
2.lurlah2014
3.Mzlaurel


cc NLjega



ipledge dis bad guy call krone wetin we go give am?

importexpert:
Dad happens to be a very business minded person. He happens to be the richest man from his state that is currently residing in kano. I am also on the track following his steps.

may ur dreams come true

Lovebond34:
Ah came on my own...

check well d must be one thing.if not go find who born u

Merlissa:
my nails from my mum

my height from my dad

lol daht enough I guess

As a child you need to Identify Godly trait from your parent and emulate.share some of the trait from both that as kept you going in life.

My mum

1. she gives to a fault.



2.she is a good orator.




3.very sensitive to people around her/principle



4.No single friend/reserve


5.causes once in a while.

my father

1.Very discipline/and a neat man.


2.Always determined


3.always angry all the time


4.Akpako master lol.ama keep praying for him


share ya own.


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wristwatch
tohphaz
ipledge
jacksparrow
thesonofmark
kradlebel
twaci
Mziceberry
adeh99
dhary

ur still a learner na.explore more including the female lecturers

nooo I want a wife material that can drink and weed before sex oo

sexyseun:
I was playing with a male friend this afternoon at the office and he was trying to "tap current" from me, i told him to leave me alone that i wanted to adjust my "bra", immediately i noticed he was so restless, i could see the way he's eyes kept staring at my breasts, later when he called from he's desk he told me he just get turned on by the word "bra", i was surprised because he isn't the first guy saying this.

Guys, does the word "bra" turn you on most especially when a lady who has sizeable boobs says it...Just curious

really been long oo.we miss u here

ROZZAYY:
I don't want to talk to much just want to express my feelings for a nlander whom I have fallen in love with. So*goes on my knee*
DJEEZY will u be my prince
To have and to hold
Till death do us part
Tho I know say I senior u
But like eminem ayam not afraid
To tell u how much u mean to me.

Nlanders help me tell him.

wait oo wat really going on u av been away for long.hop ur good sha

d ministry is moving we'll well

jesu ...chai chai. wat was she even thinking sef?

Read excerpts below:
“To all my fellow NYSC corp members around Nigeria, today, I witnessed how one of my colleagues, Adeyera Olubunmi (State code: NS/15A/0134)(Call-up no.: NYSC/NIJ/2015/061287) almost died due to maltreatment in Nasarawa state NYSC camp by security officials.

What happened this morning was that Bunmi Adeyera who is also Platoon 4 leader and was obviously sick went to the Camp clinic to collect some drugs to combat his ailment and was approaching the camp market to get food (since food was no longer available in the camp kitchen) in order to use his drugs when he was stopped by security operatives (Nigerian Police force and Man’O War) and was asked to go back into the camp hall for lectures.
How NYSC Corp Member Almost Lost His Life To Torture At Camp
He tried explaining to them that he was sick and needed to take his drugs but they did not listen to him, rather he was told to start ‘frog-jumping’.Bunmi quietly explained to them that he might not be able to ‘frog-jump’ because of his health status.

The next thing I saw was that the security operatives (who were obviously Hausas, because they communicated fluently in Hausa language) told asked him if he was Hausa or Yoruba. When he told them he was Yoruba and he hails from Lagos state, they seized his NYSC identification tag and marched him straight to the ‘Guard room’ allegations of ‘being stubborn’ without giving him any chance of speaking in his own defense.


This place called Guard room is a bathroom located at the entrance gate of the Nasarawa Camp where soldiers urinate at all time and with no cross-ventilation.

We all watched them take the poor sick Corp member to the Guard Room, and was detained there going to three hours. The next thing I saw was people from the camp medical unit running towards the gate with stretcher in their hands.

Behold Bunmi had collapsed and fainted in the so-called guard room.
Even while the Red Cross team was trying to rescue the situation, the soldiers sent them back saying that all was pretence and that when he wakes up, he will return to the guard room.
The doctors battled for his life for about an hour before Bunmi Adeyera became conscious again and was later stabilized.

Every Corp member on Camp including NYSC officials know Bunmi to be easy-going, obedient and friend to all which is more reason he emerged the leader of Platoon 4.
The population of those who went to the clinic to check on him is one that I have never seen on camp although they wouldn’t allow us take pictures of this ugly incident

But my question is this why is it that we Corp members who have in good faith and humility come to serve our father land are being maltreated even to the extent of someone fainting. This should not continue. All these security agents should be careful in performing their duties and should remember that the pen is powerful than the sword…”

Bunmi Adeyera is a graduate of mass communication from The Nigerian Institute of Journalism, Ogba, Lagos state. All attempts to reach the Nasarawa state co-ordinator, Mrs. C.I Uba, proved abortive.

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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Wednesday, May 13, 2015 arraigned the Kwara State Commissioner for Information, Prince Olatunji Oyeyemi Moronfoye, and Ope Saraki, cousin to Bukola Saraki, former governor of Kwara State and Senior Special Adviser on Millennium Development Goals to Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed, before Justice A.O Faji of the Federal High Court, Ilorin for offences bordering on abuse of office, awarding contracts to cronies, diversion of public funds and money laundering.
Moronfoye was docked on a three count charge while Saraki who was arraigned alongside his companies: Cogent Integrated Service Nigeria Limited and Ladida Support Service Limited were arraigned separately on a five count charge.
Moronfoye while being the Senior Special Adviser to the former governor (Bukola Saraki) allegedly used his position to enrich himself.
Specifically, he allegedly awarded contracts to the tune of over N200m (two hundred million naira) for the renovation of Ijagbo Primary Health Centre and Specialist Hospitals within the State, to a company in which he has interest and was the sole signatory to the account.
Saraki similarly abused his office and laundered state funds for his personal benefit by awarding inflated contracts to companies owned by his cronies.
In one of the transactions involving the purchase of Ambulance Buses for hospitals in the state, Saraki duped the people of Kwara State by procuring thirteen Hiace buses from a
“Local Car Dealer” and converting them to ambulance in place of factory built ambulance for which a contract of N171,990,000.00 (one hundred and seventy one million, nine hundred and ninety thousand naira) was awarded to Chemiroy Nigeria Limited.
One of the counts read:
“That you, Ope Saraki being the Special Adviser on Millennium Development Goals (MDG) to Governor of Kwara State sometime in 2012 at Ilorin within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court did by undue interest conducted procurement fraud in the procurement of 13 Units of Ambulance for 13 General/Specialist Hospitals in Kwara State at the sum of N171,990, 000.00 (One Hundred and Seventy One Million, Nine Hundred and Ninety Thousand Naira only) a contract awarded to Chemiroy Nigeria Limited and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 58 (4) (b) of the Public procurement Act, 2007 and punishable under Section 58 (5) of the same Act”.
The accused persons pleaded not guilty to the charge when it was read to them.
Upon their pleas, counsel to EFCC Joseph O. Uzor urged the court to fix a date for trial to commence. But, the defence, represented by J.O Olatoke, SAN, told the court that, he had a pending application for the bail of the accused persons.
Moving the application, Olatoke, argued that bail is a constitutional right of the accused noting that the accused has been on administrative bail of the Commission since 2013 and had not breached the bail condition.
Olatoke further told the court that, the accused, Moronfoye, is suffering from a peculiar ailment that warrant him using respirator consistently to sustain his life. According to him, the prison service does not have the medical facility to treat and maintain the peculiar health condition of the accused.
“Having not abused the administrative bail granted him (Moronfoye) by the prosecution, we urge your Lordship to admit him to bail while assuring you that he will always be available to stand his trial”, Olatoke pleaded.
However, Uzor countered, saying that “the accused could be evasive if admitted to bail”.
Uzor argued that the Nigeria Prisons Service had well organized medical facilities in its locations across the country with equipments and competent manpower to attend to any ailment. He urged the court to exercise its discretion judicially and judiciously.
After listening to the submissions of both counsel, Justice Faji admitted the accused to bail in the sum of N50m (fifty million naira) and two sureties in like sum. The sureties must produce “Certificate of Occupancy” of landed property within urban area of Ilorin and must swear to affidavit of means. The sureties must also produce evidence of tax payment for three years.
The accused must be reporting to EFCC Head Office every three weeks and must also notify EFCC whenever he intends to travel outside the country.
Eventually, when Saraki’s case was called, since the case is similar to that of Moronfoye, both parties conceded that the court has a discretionary power to grant bail.
In the circumstance, Justice Faji adopted his earlier ruling on the bail application granted Moronfoye. The difference in the two rulings is that while Moronfoye retains custody of his International Passport, Saraki would have his own deposited with the court.
The case has been adjourned to September 22, 2015 and October 20, 2015 respectively, for hearing.
In a related development, one Kayode Gabriel Adeniji together with his companies, Kabriel Global Concept Limited and Mide Landmark Ventures Limited were also arraigned today before Justice Yusuf Halilu of the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory sitting in Jabi, Abuja on a five- count charge bordering on criminal breach of trust, cheating and fraudulent conversion of property.
The accused are being prosecuted for allegedly defrauding the complainant, Mrs. Christiana Adetola Makanjuola, owner of a parcel of land situated at Plot 19, Gwarimpa 1, Cadastral Zone CO2, Abuja, to the tune of N235 million( Two Hundred and Thirty-Five Million Naira).
Both Adeniji and Makanjuola had initially signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, for the development of the property, but the former defaulted, thereby making it impossible for the parties to draw up a proper property agreement.
One of the counts reads:
“That you Kayode Gabriel Adeniji; Kabriel Global Concept Limited and Mide Landmark Ventures Limited on or about January 2013 within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court did conspire among yourselves to dishonestly convert to your own use proceeds from the sale of fractions of plot number 19 Gwarimpa 1, Cadastral Zone C02, Abuja belonging to Mrs. Christiana Adetola Makanjuola, thereby committed and offence contrary to section 96 of the Penal Code and punishable under Section 97 of the same Code.”
The accused person pleaded not guilty to all the charges when they were read to him.Justice Halilu, however, ordered that the accused be remanded in Kuje Prison pending the determination of the bail application and adjourned the matter to June 8, 2015 for commencement of trial.

ivyT:
thumbs up op.

it can never b perfect

comfam

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dis girl is so beautiful