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dammytosh:
DOn't disturb God on his behalf.

This one no go fit receive brain.

How did kissing even come to his head while trying to enter Keke. Guys don't have conscience again ooo

Lol

Op u no get brain. hw I go dae stay 4 ma parent Auz 4 23... u will receive insults... @ least its nt bad sum1 shuld start hustling and awt of iz parent Auz @ worst 20/21..e b like say u want make ur parent gve u 1 room make u and ur wifey dae stay...ur mate don dae buy land dae build @ 22 ..u dae here dae tlk say 23 is d ripe age..I pity ur poor condition

lo bi Google

I hate bushy hair...no matter hw endowed u are or how pretty u are ..I can't browse ur internet if its hairy

keyman0007:
I have been dating this chick for a while now, on a disatnce relationship, I came around we saw and when I Was about to leave, I told her for the first time physically that I loved her, and she just began to act funny, I said it again and she was like I shouldnt expect her to say she loves me to or respond. She said i should stop saying all am saying. Then when I was entering a keke nappep I attempted giving her a kiss. She immediately moved her face away from me like I had mouth odour or like I was forcing her. I just felt at that point her personality on phone and skype is totally different from reality. she also has alot of male friends, I am hoping am nt a second choice or backup guy.
she is 21 and am 27.
My question goes does:

Does she really love me? cos am feeling she doesnt feel thing for me.

I wanted to observe her well but the distance is not helping.

She has also been complaining she wants to meet my family members etc. hw can i take her home when am nt even sure she loves me.

Any experience to the people in the house?

I pray you receive brain bro!

Lol

how many faces do you see? Cc:lalasticlala

God help

Shebi im papa na d bricklayer wey do am.. .

shebi na im papa b d bricklayer wey do am

d tin dae inside girls blood...fhat moment dae saw a girl more prettier dan dae her, flirting together wif dem Bf..Jealousy don start

Lol....d man madness don collect rope ( were we to gbokun)

could this be true . adonbilivit..op u and d child go do test..d result will tell

Techno D5 ...she is good @ d beginning buh got worse coz d hoes ain't loyal

Op mumu na ur second name

I nid a pedigree puppy(GSD) ..interested seller plz drop ur no. ..

am in need of a month old gsd either male or female...plz drop your number or pin..so we can tlk about it..Thanks

tcheww

wow have been looking forward to do diz

May God help us oo

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Hearing of the main petition filed by the All
Progressives Congress and its governorship
candidate in the April 11, 2015 election in Rivers
State, Dakuku Peterside, challenging the election
of Governor Nyesom Wike, of the Peoples
Democratic Party, began on Thursday.
The APC and Peterside called their first set of
witnesses to testify before the Rivers State
Governorship Election Petition Tribunal in Abuja
on Thursday after about four months of battling
with series of interlocutory applications filed by
the respondents seeking the dismissal of their
petition at the preliminary stage.
The tribunal has a statutory limit of 180 days
within which it must hear and determine the
petition.
The hearing however began on Thursday under a
new chairman of the three-man tribunal, Justice
Mohammed Ambrosa, who was by a letter dated
September 1, 2015, from the President of the
Court of Appeal, Justice Zainab Bulkachuwa, asked
to replace the former chairman, Justce Mu’azu
Pindiga.
Justice Ambrosa, who presided over the Thursday’s
proceedings, earlier dismissed the protest by
Wike’s lawyer, Mr. Emmanuel Ukala (SAN) and the
counsel for the PDP, Chief Chris Uche (SAN),
against the change of the chairman of the
tribunal.
Counsel for the Independent National Electoral
Commission, Mr. Onyechi Ikpeazu (SAN), did not
protest against the change of the chairman of
the tribunal. INEC, Wike and the PDP are the
respondents to the petition.
Ukala, who had told the tribunal that he was
appearing in protest, gave the tribunal the
options of either adjourning the case to enable
his team to consult on what step to take on the
development or start the entire proceedings
afresh.
“We are worried because yesterday a number of
newspapers published a story that there were
subterranean moves by some powerful forces to
implement changes in the election tribunal and we
got here this morning to find out that the story
was not a mere hallucination but a reality that is
starring at us in the face,” Ukala had said.
Uche, who also toed the same line of argument,
said the sudden change of the chairman of the
tribunal could threaten “a fundamental pillar of
confidence in justice administration” which he said
was “rooted in transparency”.
In his response, lead counsel for the petitioners,
Chief Akin Olujinmi (SAN), said his team also
became aware of the change of the tribunal
chairman only when the panel members came into
the courtroom.
He however said he had no reason to protest
against the new head of the tribunal as the
petitioners had lost so much time.
Olujinmi said, “We also came in this morning to
find out that a new chairman has been posted to
head this tribunal.
“We on our side cannot question your obedience
of the order posting you to head this tribunal.”
In its ruling delivered by Justice Ambrosa, the
tribunal dismissed the protests, saying it could
not afford to waste more time.
He noted that by the 180 days limitation, the
tribunal must round off its sitting on October
30.
This development, he said, would leave his panel
with only about five days to prepare its judgment
after all parties must have concluded their cases.
“The petitioners are therefore called upon to open
their case,” the tribunal ordered.
Among the first set of the petitioners’ witnesses
called by Oljinmi on Thursday were APC collation
agents in some wards in the state, who testified
that elections did not hold in their various
domains because of the violence allegedly
orchestrated by armed thugs loyal to the PDP.
The witnesses included Jack Olugu, John Koottee
and Alabrabra Jappalli, who all testified that
elections did not hold in their respective domains.
The hearing continues Friday.
http://www.punchng.com/news/tribunal-dismisses-wikes-objection-to-new-chairman-begins-hearing/

The Lagos State Customary Court bench received
a boost in capacity on Thursday as the Chief
Judge of the state, Justice Oluwafunmilayo
Atilade, administered the oath of office on 107
new judges.
Of the newly sworn in judges were 19 Presidents
and 88 members, who would be adjudicating on
matters bordering on traffic law offences and
environmental law violations, across the 52 Local
Government Areas and Local Council Development
Areas of the state.
The Chief Judge, who swore in the new judges
pursuant to Section 3 and 13 of the Customary
Court Law, 2011, said the exercise became
necessary as a number of the Customary Court
judges in the state had aged while others had
died.
Atilade charged the new judges to be God-fearing
and diligent in the discharge of their duty, to be
above board and to keep themselves abreast with
the laws of the land.
She said, “I congratulate you on your
appointments. The present Customary Court judges,
having occupied the position and served well, it
is important to replace the ageing ones or those
who have died.
“The customary courts have jurisdiction to
administer justice on road traffic issues,
environmental issues and some other related
offences.
“I admonish all of you to be diligent and
passionate. You must be a good listener, humble,
above board and have the knowledge of the law
of the land. In all, you must remember there is
an ultimate judge.”
The Chief Judge disclosed the plan to establish a
Customary Court of Appeal in Lagos State, where
appeals from Customary Court would be heard,
rather than being taken to the Magistrates’ Court,
as it was currently being done.
One of the newly sworn in Customary Court
judges, Mr. Nurudeen Omotayo, who spoke on
behalf of his colleagues, thanked the Chief Judge
for the responsibility thrust on them, and pledged
that they would faithful in their call.
“I want to thank you for the trust you reposed
in us. We pledge that we will be faithful,
diligent and fair. We would use our experience to
handle cases,” Omotayo said.
http://www.punchng.com/news/lagos-gets-107-new-customary-court-judges/

OK na

will the car drive Im to heaven??

Op maybe its the way u dressed...u are addressed d way u dress...and maybe u hat big b**bs..buh OP u no sharp...d moment u realised any1 doing such thing, gve him a hot slap DAT hez destiny will reboot and am sure many passengers in the buss will support u

how is it

lols..dae don use deir destiny to play ludo game

please who is that Lauryn hill...??