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welcome to nairaland diddydiva will do the intro latter

morethanadoll:
Thanks, but brilliant? Nah. It is only some middle school history knowledge and my love for history in general. #geek

you are brilliant.. well I love history epe the medieval period stone age and history of west Africa .....I don't mind the history of Uganda.... tell me ur speciality

and Ghana wept...or weep anyone

morethanadoll:
It all begin as a tradition during the Black Plague in England. The bodies of the deceased were buried six feet under so that there would be no way possible of the disease spreading. Also, it was an ideal depth, since soil erosion occurs and people were only buried in wooden boxes. When the soil erodes, the wooden boxes that the dead was placed in would have rotten and having the bodies that far under would decrease the chance of the bones later rising back up to top and exposing healthy people to toxins from the decomposition.

You're welcome.

you are brilliant..... I like you

and I told u not to post this topic ooo......

ylaa:
its not fulling well but fully well

so sorry... thanks

y would he overtake d milltary...... knowing fully well that deh r on injection

LadyX:
He was not at the right place...he's married...supposed to be with his wife.

you are right mama

klik20:
Phlio I was folowing directions as I was new to the game. N this mouth action was 3 yrs after our first encounter. To be sincere, I was shocked wen I saw,all this tins in the porn movies. I wish I hv her contact so I could ask her hw she knew all this. She could pass for a prostitute at her age. May b she had secretly being watching porn in her house cos the father is a Don Joan

I comment my reserve.... u can continue

EOOJ:
Trust me ma brother, its very possible cos it happened to me late last year...

that is unprofessional the Dr needs to be called order. so sorry about that bro.

are we even sure if Jonathan knows goodluck

Beamborla:
We always disagree. Especially your last thread about ladies and sex

we disagree to agree in live...oya settle ur wahala to sin collect her number

Ewizard:
dated 4 months without se.x?? a whole lot of 4 months?? u gotta b kidding me.
we bleeping 2days after "yes", unless u don't love me

oga are u for real ?

just love her.spend your time with her.tell her ur future plans and go out on a date .....just like d first day u met

so funny ....haahahahah

not possible at all...we do it base on request or agreement

he must be iceberylin..or blacket...... lwkmd see him reply. ..sharp guy

that is the president speaking

she gave u mouth action? told u to lick honey pot ? at 5? am I the only reading this?

Mrvirgin:
OP don watch Hollywood films tire abi? no try all dis with Nigerian women o, u are only gonna prolong d argument. Just tel her "I'm sorry dear", na wetin she won hear be dat.

lol....baba is speaking from personal experience

lol.....nice pics guys....

wha?this is stupid ...op am bringing my car to pick u up....

I like ur spirit op tell them the word from God....my generation is getting worse

EverestdeBliu:
You can't liken PEG to her,so don't even go there.
She was tried for war crime,inflamatory speech that was said to have triggered civil unrest and death.
Though PEG did make some 'careless speeches' in the past,I can say,those speeches were just on d lips,and not down from the heart -myAssessment

it all started as careless speech..from "no brain " to prison

court in Ivory Coast on Tuesday sentenced
former first lady Simone Gbagbo to a 20-year
prison term on charges of “undermining state
security” during post-election violence in
2010-2011 that left nearly 3,000 dead. The wife of
former Ivorian president Laurent Gbagbo was also
accused of “disturbing public order” and
“organising armed gangs” after her husband and
his supporters rejected results of the December
2010 presidential elections showing rival Alassane
Ouattara had won the contest.
The court “unanimously” condemned her to 20
years in jail, court president Tahirou Dembele said
in a statement Tuesday. Gbagbo’s face hardened
as the verdict was read. She was “a little
affected” by the sentence, her lawyer Me
Rodrigue Dadje told newsmen.
“I am ashamed of Ivorian justice,” he said, adding
that they would appeal the sentence. “We showed
that impunity in Ivory Coast must not continue,”
said state prosecutor Soungalo Coulibaly.
Laurent Gbagbo’s son Michel, a French-born dual
national from a previous marriage, was also
sentenced to five years in prison for his role in the
violence.
- Death squads -
Once refer
red to by admirers and opponents alike as Ivory
Coast’s “Iron Lady,” Simone Gbagbo has been on
trial since January with 82 co-defendants accused
of varying degrees of involvement in the deadly
unrest. A key issue in her trial was whether she
played a part in directing the death squads that
ran amok in the weeks after the disputed vote.
Prosecutors had asked for a lighter 10-year jail
term for the 65-year-old Gbagbo.
“Simone Gbagbo most certainly participated in the
composition of armed gangs,” state prosecutor
Simon Yabo Odi told the court Tuesday, adding
“her men… participated in an insurrectional
movement.” The previous day, the former first
lady gave testimony for nearly four hours,
confronting witnesses who said they’d seen her
distributing arms to youths in Abidjan with flat
denials.
She told the court that she “forgives” her
accusers, saying: “I have suffered humiliation on
humiliation during this trial. But I am ready to
forgive… because if we do not forgive, the country
faces a crisis worse than what we experienced.”
She also said she did not “know exactly what the
concrete actions are that I am being accused of”,
and insisted her husband had legitimately won the
2010 election.
Nearly 3,000
people were killed
in months of post-
election violence,
which was halted
by the intervention
of international
forces acting
under a UN mandate and led by former colonial
power France. The defeated regime allegedly used
brutal militias to attack supporters of the declared
winner of the poll, Ouattara, but some of his
backers are equally accused of atrocities in violence
that killed thousands.
The Gbagbo couple were arrested in April 2011. The
former first lady was taken into custody in the
north of the west African country, where she
testified she was “beaten with incredible violence”.
The former president himself is in The Hague
awaiting trial in July for crimes against humanity
at the International Criminal Court.
Affi N’Guessan, the former head of the first
couple’s political party, was sentenced to 18 months
in jail for his role in the unrest, covered by the
two years he has already served in detention. No
one close to Ouattara has been investigated or
prosecuted in connection with the violence.




http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/former-ivory-coasts-first-ladysimone-gbagbo-sentenced-to-20-years-in-prison/




I hope pej will learn from this.

k

not again...lol.. u need delivarance

chigoizie7:
Try sleeping off while she talk, I bet, u will get punches that will last u a whole month.

women get wahala

but God can!!!!!!

hahahahahha.....konji ehnnnn wetin konji go do konji sef no go fit handle am