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It's Either Her Food Was Laced Wit Drugs By Dos Jealous Oyinbos Or She Was Takin Sum Drugs Wich She Ddnt Knw Wer Prohibited....Anyways, I Dey Suspect Foul Play From Somewhere.

Dats a nice move...

Krasid: Why would Reus want to go to Arsenal when other bigger clubs are interested in him?

u play for d club dat u lyk nd nt necessarily a big club.

Fashola 6/10 Ajimobi 8/10 Amosun 8/10 Fayemi 7/10 Aregbesola 7/10

Yenogoa - An aggrieved Niger
Delta ex-militant group has
threatened to halt the operations
of Shell Petroleum Development
Company of Nigeria (SPDC) and
its affiliates in the 10
communities hosting the
Southern Swamp Associated Gas
Solution Plus Project (SSAGS),
reports NewsDay.
The ex- militants accused the
company’s management of
marginalizing the youths in the
host communities by employing
people outside the communities.
In addition, the ex- militants are
not happy with the company for
engaging contractors and workers
from other areas outside the
communities hosting the project.
They have called on President
Goodluck Jonathan, Governors
Seriake Dickson and Emmanuel
Uduaghan of Bayelsa and Delta
states to prevent a looming
communal crises by calling Shell
to order.
http://m.news24.com/nigeria/Business/News/Ex-militants-threaten-to-disrupt-Shell-operations-20140731

Dey Shud Sell Torres Nd Nt Mikel Or Cech

D eighteth most expensive teen in futbal history.

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True talk...

OP yi ti siwin gidi!!!

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Great!

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1st champions league HOLDER 2 crash out of champions league group stage...up gunnerz,d only club 2 go a whole premier league season witout a defeat

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ustice M.S Abubakar of the
Federal High Court, Warri,
Delta State has convicted
and sentenced one Shedrack
Ofose to one year imprisonment
without an option of fine for
conspiracy and illegal dealing in
petroleum products.
Shedrack Ofose
Justice Abubakar found him
guilty of the 2-count charge
preferred against him by the
Economic Financial Crimes
Commission, EFCC and sentenced
him to 6 months jail
imprisonment on each count. The
sentences ar to run concurrently.
The court also ordered that the
exhibit vehicles be auctioned and
the proceeds remitted into the
Federation Account.
The convict was arraigned March
5, 2013. One of the counts that
sent Shedrack to jail reads; “that
you Shedrack Ofose, on or about
the 17th day of November, 2012
at Kaigbodo waterside in Burutu
Local Government Area of Delta
State within the jurisdiction of
this honourable court without
appropriate licence did distribute
Petroleum Product to wit: 3,950
litres of Automated Gas Oil (AGO)
loaded in 10 drums conveyed in
a White Ford Bus with Reg. No.
(Bayelsa) XB 258 YEN and
thereby committed an offence
contrary to Section 4(1) of the
Petroleum Act CAP P10 of the
Law of the Federation of Nigeria
(Revised Edition) and punishable
under Section 1(6) of the same
act."
Wilson Uwujaren http://saharareporters.com/2014/07/16/illegal-oil-dealer-bags-one-year-jail-term
Head, Media & Publicity
16th July, 2014

Hmmm...interesting

beautiful gal.

Lionel Messi
blamed
Argentina's 1-0
World Cup final
defeat to Germany
on their forwards for being wasteful
in front of goal.
The 27-year-old was a peripheral
figure on the night and fired wide a
golden opportunity to give his side
the lead in the second half after
Gonzalo Higuain had done the same
in the opening period, while Rodrigo
Palacio also scuppered a great
chance.
Argentina were then punished for
their failure to convert those
chances when Mario Gotze scored a
brilliant winner in extra-time to take
the World Cup back to Germany.
And Messi believes his side
deserved better, insisting they
should have taken their chances.
"We haven't been in the semi-finals
for many years and the fact that we
played the final and the way we
played it it's something to be proud
of,"Messi said after the game.
"But we deserved more and that's
why we are sad. The strikers missed
the chances we had. It's a bad
feeling for all of us because we
couldn't win the cup and take it to
our people.
"It's painful to lose it by so little.
We were very close of a big change
for this national team but we
couldn't finish it."
Argentina made it to the final after
beating Netherlands on penalties in
their semi-final on Wednesday, a
day after Germany thrashed Brazil
7-1 in their last four clash.
And Messi felt the ease at which
Joachim Low's side cruised to
victory last week, along with the
additional 24 hours of rest ahead of
the final, was key as the final went
into extra-time.
"I was OK physically as were the
rest of us," he added.
"The fact that we played a day after
them and that we played extra-time
against a team that was able to
rest in the last minutes of their
semi-finals affected our finish of the
game.
"A difference of one day is big at
this stage."
Messi could take one small crumb
of comfort from his evening after
being awarded the Golden Ball as
the best player of the tournament,
though he said the prize "meant
very little" on a disappointing night

Seventeen Nigerian lawyers were
today elevated to the rank of
Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN).
A statement by the Legal
Practitioners Privileges
Committee signed by the Chief
Registrar/Secretary, Sunday
Olorundahunsi, said they were
elevated as a mark of
excellence.
The new SANs are:
1. Dr. Olu Onagoruwa, OFR
2. Prof. Joash Ojo Amupitan
3. Olusola Olaseni Idowu, Esq.
4. Dr. Ernest Mabauchi Ojukwu
5. Ahamefula Ikechukwu Eke
Ejelam, Esq.
6. Chike George Onyemenam, Esq.
7. Tawo Eja Tawo, Esq.
8. Olatunde Oluranti Adejuyigbe,
Esq.
9. Sylvanus Aghumele Ogwemoh,
Esq.
10. Dr. Adewale Adedamola
Olawoyin, Esq.
11. Dr. Joshua Olukayode
Olatoke, Esq.
12. Teslim Olatunde Busari, Esq.
13. Kevin Chukwudi Nwufo, Esq.
14. Dr. Amuda-Kannike Abiodun,
Esq.
15. Oluwakemi Mufutau Balogun,
Esq.
16. Hakeem Olatunde Afolabi,
Esq.
17. Gerald Godwin. E Ezeuko,
Esq.
See press release about the new
SANs released by the Legal
Practitioners Privileges
Committee below:

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igerian soldiers deployed
around noon today
(Nigerian time) to
recapture Damboa military base
suffered huge casualties as Boko
Haram militants ambushed them,
killing at least 15 soldiers, a
security source has disclosed to
SaharaReporters.
Nigerian Soldiers
The source stated that 200
soldiers had been sent on the
operation to reclaim the base
from the Islamist insurgents who
overran it and took it over a few
days ago. Our source stated that
the militants, who had hoisted
their flag on the base,
had dug a trench where many of
their heavily armed gunmen lay
in ambush awaiting what they
knew would be the
inevitable arrival of a contingent
of soldiers to retake the base.
As soon as the soldiers
approached, the Islamist
militants surprised them by
opening fire from their trenches,
killing as many as 15 soldiers
and wounding many more, said
the source. “Some of the injured
soldiers said that they lost 15
soldiers, but the full extent of
those who died is even unclear
now,” he told our correspondent.
“I went to the MRS Hospital in
Maimalari barracks in Maiduguri.
The hospital is filled to capacity
with injured soldiers,” said the
source. He added that the
hospital was so stretched
thatsome of the wounded soldiers
were on the bare floor to
receive treatment. “There’s a lack
of space and facilities to
accommodate the injured
victims.”
Our source said the injured
soldiers were enraged that they
were sent on such a high-risk
operation without enough
firepower and troops to take out
Boko Haram insurgents. “They
are very angry and the
atmosphere is tense,” said the
source.

Dey go see sun dey cal am moon

Quite informative

RECENTLY OVERHYPED FUTBAL COUNTRY

On point

Dey went on strike so dat dey wud be receiving enuf funds 4rm m federal Government,why ar dey increasing d school fees again?

Stolen oil 4rm Libya,Iraq etc