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TonyeBarcanista:
You just de talk cho-cho like parrot. BTW Onochie put up a weak response which have been addressed.

Yes, I have interviewed a lot of people on this and the person that brought my attention is one of their top person.

BTW I don't need to be friends with anybody to get my facts... I have it... with time things will unfold!

At my own pace NOT yours though

So you have facts that i am Ibe mistress? Lets hear your facts pls.

What do you have?
Photos abi videos? Can you post them here

elsietina:
So you have facts that i am Ibe mistress? Lets hear your facts pls.

What do you have?
Photos abi videos? Can you post them here

Loretta said the financial statements were sent to the head office. Did okorodudu contact them n they denied it?

TonyeBarcanista:
You just de talk cho-cho like parrot. BTW Onochie put up a weak response which have been addressed.

Yes, I have interviewed a lot of people on this and the person that brought my attention is one of their top person.

BTW I don't need to be friends with anybody to get my facts... I have it... with time things will unfold!

At my own pace NOT yours though

See as your life useless na ashawo money them use pay you to dey lie on internet?
Wetin u dey teach ur piken?
You lie to feed ur wife? What a shame

TonyeBarcanista:
You just de talk cho-cho like parrot. BTW Onochie put up a weak response which have been addressed.

Yes, I have interviewed a lot of people on this and the person that brought my attention is one of their top person.

BTW I don't need to be friends with anybody to get my facts... I have it... with time things will unfold!

At my own pace NOT yours though

What nonsense are you saying? You sound like someone hungry who was hoping to get a cut from these monies you are mentioning but got denied so like a sissy now wants to bitch about it and do the make I scatter everything move.

PDP and your numerous grasshopping from one candidate to another obviously has made you hungrier than you began so now you are throwing a tantrum.

Okay so onochie is a scam and ibe has a side chick. Is that all you wanted to prove? Is this supposed to be a table breaking news if it is true?

How does that thing in your head called a brain actually work? I am sure you also have side chicks of your own and its pretty obvious you are also a scam because you jump from one political nonentity to the next and even the people you have cursed as politicians your hunger ended up turning you to their praise singers just for crumbs.

The Atiku scenario comes to mind.

Define a scam to me again.

You are well known on nairaland as a very shallow political grasshopper who would sing the praises of a murderer for political crumbs. Using glowing epistles to scam the readers in your attempt to convince them of how the murderer has become a political messiah.

Yet you have the balls to call another a scam? Guy look mirror abeg and see scammer for dia.

elsietina:
Loretta said the financial statements were sent to the head office. Did okorodudu contact them n they denied it?

Lol really? Who did she send her so called financial statement to that memberz of the state Exco and other members aren't aware?

Just relax as we proceed on this journey... it will be fun

elsietina:
Nairaland na dumping ground any fool can make up stories and post

ok but what about the allegations against you
talk true oo hanty

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Tetehjewels:
What nonsense are you saying? You sound like someone hungry who was hoping to get a cut from these monies you are mentioning but got denied so like a sissy now wants to bitch about it and do the make I scatter everything move.

PDP and your numerous grasshopping from one candidate to another obviously has made you hungrier than you began so now you are throwing a tantrum.

Okay so onochie is a scam and ibe has a side chick. Is that all you wanted to prove? Is this supposed to be a table breaking news if it is true?

How does that thing in your head called a brain actually work? I am sure you also have side chicks of your own and its pretty obvious you are also a scam because you jump from one political nonentity to the next and even the people you have cursed as politicians your hunger ended up turning you to their praise singers just for crumbs.

The Atiku scenario comes to mind.

Define a scam to me again.

You are well known on nairaland as a very shallow political grasshopper who would sing the praises of a murderer for political crumbs. Using glowing epistles to scam the readers in your attempt to convince them of how the murderer has become a political messiah

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Tetehjewels:
What nonsense are you saying? You sound like someone hungry who was hoping to get a cut from these monies you are mentioning but got denied so like a sissy now wants to bitch about it and do the make I scatter everything move.

PDP and your numerous grasshopping from one candidate to another obviously has made you hungrier than you began so now you are throwing a tantrum.

Okay so onochie is a scam and ibe has a side chick. Is that all you wanted to prove? Is this supposed to be a table breaking news if it is true?

How does that thing in your head called a brain actually work? I am sure you also have side chicks of your own and its pretty obvious you are also a scam because you jump from one political nonentity to the next and even the people you have cursed as politicians your hunger ended up turning you to their praise singers just for crumbs.

The Atiku scenario comes to mind.

Define a scam to me again.

You are well known on nairaland as a very shallow political grasshopper who would sing the praises of a murderer for political crumbs. Using glowing epistles to scam the readers in your attempt to convince them of how the murderer has become a political messiah.

Yet you have the balls to call another a scam? Guy look mirror abeg and see scammer for dia.

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trash trash trash

TonyeBarcanista:
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You are a very petty baby adult and this is why everyone is on a use and dump mission where you are and it clearly explains your disloyal demeanor politically.

elsietina:
See as your life useless na ashawo money them use pay you to dey lie on internet?
Wetin u dey teach ur piken?
You lie to feed ur wife? What a shame

Jesus!
hanty you get bad mouth ooo
see as you finish oga tonye

TonyeBarcanista is this lady beautiful
I'm looking for a wife
who knows you can find lof anywhere

Wetin concern PDP member with how APC spent its campaign funds?
Using paracetamol for another man's headache.

ngadaAwo:
ok but what about the allegations against you
talk true oo hanty

Aunty just de yarn opata.


Hanty talk say the State Coordinator no be coordinator again... but she no deny say same person paid 5 MILLION NAIRA directly to her madam account via her UBA bank... (I have the details)

Hanty no deny say Kachukwu PUBLICLY said he paid 45 million naira to Her boss to the shock of everyone when they accused him (Kachukwu) of not supporting their activities before VP Osinbajo when be visited Asaba.

Hanty and her madam till date NEVER talk how much her madam collect for on top BSO head in total but dem lie say them "submit" report. lol

Till date, NO SINGLE member of the Exco know what she took in total. Investigation is a continuous process.

make I concentrate on our match

ngadaAwo:
Jesus!
hanty you get bad mouth ooo
see as you finish oga tonye

TonyeBarcanista is this lady beautiful
I'm looking for a wife
who knows you can find lof anywhere

Delta ppl get bad mouth na. Na this Hanty de always abuse people for BSO Delta official group on behalf of her madam.

I no know whether she fine jare, I no look that side. Na fresh blood I de chop

OAUTemitayo:
Wetin concern PDP member with how APC spent its campaign funds?

Using paracetamol for another man's headache.

That is what baffles me. I wonder what he really does with that thing called a brain inside his skull.

OAUTemitayo:
Wetin concern PDP member with how APC spent its campaign funds?

Using paracetamol for another man's headache.

I am a private investigator in this case lol

elsietina:
See as your life useless na ashawo money them use pay you to dey lie on internet?
Wetin u dey teach ur piken?
You lie to feed ur wife? What a shame

Stop feeding Tonye.

He is mechanical in nature. Always repeating rubbish and jargons..
Always jumping from one party to another.
If Buhari give him appointment tomorrow, he will prove how effective Npower has been to the whole world.
No ideology, no principle, no dignity, can't stand on a single lane; a rabble rouser with no history of political integrity.

Don't feed the troll.

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Tetehjewels:
You are a very petty baby adult and this is why everyone is on a use and dump mission where you are and it clearly explains your disloyal demeanor politically.

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OAUTemitayo:
Stop feeding Tonye.

He is mechanical in nature. Always repeating rubbish and jargons..
Always jumping from one party to another.
If Buhari give him appointment tomorrow, he will prove how effective Npower has been to the whole world.
No ideology, no principle, no dignity, can't stand on a single lane; a rabble rouser with no history of political integrity.

Don't feed the troll.

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TonyeBarcanista:
Delta ppl get bad mouth na. Na this Hanty de always abuse people for BSO Delta official group on behalf of her madam.

I no know whether she fine jare, I no look that side. Na fresh blood I de chop

Fresh side chick you mean.

E be like say in your usual grasshopping way you wanted to join BSO but dem bounce you and the pain of that rejection is what brought about this thread.

Tonye talk true you wanted to jump to the next politician as the usual political praise singer you have always been.

Is this all you do 24/7? Political Praise singer for hire?

TonyeBarcanista:
I am a private investigator in this case lol

So u investigated n found i am a side chick?

TonyeBarcanista:
I am a private investigator in this case lol

Na joblessness dey worry you Egbon.
When did you turn a PI?
Who gave you that title?
U better go and sleep somewhere.

Tetehjewels:
Fresh side chick you mean.

E be like say in your usual grasshopping way you wanted to join BSO but dem bounce you and the pain of that rejection is what brought about this thread.

Tonye talk true you wanted to jump to the next politician as the usual political praise singer you have always been.

Is this all you do 24/7? Political Praise singer for hire?

He is not even man enough to post his name.

TonyeBarcanista:
Aunty just de yarn opata.


Hanty talk say the State Coordinator no be coordinator again... but she no deny say same person paid 5 MILLION NAIRA directly to her madam account via her UBA bank... (I have the details)

Hanty no deny say Kachukwu PUBLICLY said he paid 45 million naira to Her boss to the shock of everyone when they accused him (Kachukwu) of not supporting their activities before VP Osinbajo when be visited Asaba.

Hanty and her madam till date NEVER talk how much her madam collect for on top BSO head in total but dem lie say them "submit" report. lol

Till date, NO SINGLE member of the Exco know what she took in total. Investigation is a continuous process.

make I concentrate on our match

We are talking about me. You say i be side chick why you nor post your finding with your name.

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OAUTemitayo:
Na joblessness dey worry you Egbon. When did you turn a PI? Who gave you that title? U better go and sleep somewhere.

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elsietina:
He is not even man enough to post his name.

You can call him Tonye Atikulated Barcanista. Very shameless. The same Atiku he cursed and said was not worthy of leadership he took on his name in addition to his own. Calling the guy pathetically shameless is an insult to those worlds

Tetehjewels:
You can call him Tonye Atikulated Barcanista. Very shameless. The same Atiku he cursed and said was not worthy of leadership he took on his name in addition to his own. Calling the guy pathetically shameless is an insult to those worlds

Tony come and read about your thief boss


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Cynthia Omorodion was the winner of the 2008 edition of Nigeria Next Super Model, a model search competition organised by Isis Models, a fashion outfit owned by Joan Okorodudu. But in this interview with ADA ONYEMA, she laments that none of the promises made by Isis Models was fulfilled. How did you start your modelling career? First and foremost, I never intended to be a model. It all started a few years ago while I was in secondary school. We were watching Video Fashion with my grandmother and friends. As we watched, someone said that a particular girl in the fashion show looked like me. I went back to school the following day and started telling my friends that I was Miss Nigeria, doing catwalk and all that. A particular guy in the class told me that I could become one because I am tall and I have the physique. Then, I didn‘t know anything about modelling. When I got to University of Benin, people started asking if I was a model, but I told them I was not. They asked if they could give me contracts in Lagos and elsewhere. I started modelling professionally in 2006. That was when a friend of mine called me for the ThisDay fashion show. I went and came second. I must say that Dakova actually gave me a chance. That was when they did This Day Fashion Show in Lagos in 2006. Then, there was nothing like that in Benin. One had to come down to Lagos. I was pursuing a diploma in Law then, but I said let me drop it and go for modelling and see what that will earn me. Here I am today. Did anybody in your family kick against that decision? My mum did. She said that if I modelled, I would be half-naked on the runway. I had to make her to understand that modelling was what I wanted to do. I had to hide it from my Dad because he was a very strict lawyer. If I had told him that I wanted to be a model and not a lawyer, he would have buried me alive. But he is late now. I had to lose one year when my father died in 2007. Now I am modelling and I am sure he is happy wherever he is because I have not messed up his name. Why did you lose one year after your father‘s death? Was it for lack of funds? I didn‘t drop out of school. I have a diploma. I was supposed to go in through Direct entry, but I stopped. What made you to stop? I stopped because of modelling. That was a very foolish thing to do. How did you come in contact with Joan Okorodudu? After my dad‘s death, I came to Lagos. A friend of mine called me and told me that there was a show going on and they needed some models. When I came, I had to stay with another friend of mine to see what was happening. While going through City People magazine, I stumbled on the advert of the Nigeria Next Super Model competition. The winner was to get a Kia Picanto and 10,000 dollars contract. The first and second runners up were to get contracts too. What a fantastic offer! I logged on to the Internet and saw everything there. I was told that I had to download the form from the Internet. I was also told I had to come back for the audition. I was excited when I went for the audition and I was picked. The second time, I was not picked and I felt sad. Last year, my manager asked me that I should try and go for the auditioning of Nigeria Next Super Model, I went for the auditioning and we were camped. In September, I was declared winner and I felt very happy. It was something I was really happy about. What was it like being a winner of Nigeria‘s Next Super Model? It brought a lot of publicity. In short, it added spice to my modelling career in Nigeria and South Africa. It was a mixed feeling though. Share with us some of your positive experiences while in South Africa? I went to South Africa, did some auditions and shows and we came back to Nigeria. How about the negative side of it? Like I always say, you don‘t expect life to be a bed of roses. There are two sides to a coin. I wasn‘t happy. At the end of the day, it wasn‘t what I expected it to be. At the same time, experience is the best teacher. Do you know Marcia Okhai? Yes, she is my friend and the first runner up of the Nigeria Next Super Model last year. How come you quarrelled in South Africa? It is a long story. But at the end of the day, we settled the problem. When I got there, I told her there was no reason to fight over nothing. There was nothing we were competing for. It was just that we were trying to get into the camp. We are out of it. There is no need for us to be quarrelling and nursing bad feelings against each other. We tried to settle our differences and we are cool. Is it true that Joan Okorodudu, the CEO of Isis Model, seized your passport on arrival in South Africa? Yes, something like that happened. When your dreams did not materialis in South Africa, what did you do? I was a bit down and I felt sad. But now, I have gone past it. Who sponsored your trip to South Africa? My manager did. But you were the winner… He was a personal manager and at other times I paid my bills.. Were you not supposed to be sponsored by Isis Modelling Agency? Yes. When it did not sponsor you, what did you do? I didn‘t do anything. Did you get your prize as the winner last year? You mean the 10,000 dollars contract, a Kia Rio and a trip to Germany to represent Nigeria at the top model of the world event? Yes? No. You mean you did not get any of these? Yes. What were you doing in South Africa then? Modelling. Under which agency? Isis. Was that a part of the contract? I think so, because in the brochure, there is a place where it is written that the winner will get a 3-year contract with Isis Models. You mean the other parts of the contract were not fulfilled? Yes. Were you supposed to be paid while modelling under Isis? Sure! When you work you get paid. So were you paid? We did a few fashion shows but they paid our agency. Did the agency pay you? No. Does that mean you will let it go like that? In law, there is what we call invitation to treat. It means that there could be an offer but at the end of the day it might not be fulfilled. But after it was circulated in the Nigerian newspapers, on the Internet and everywhere, my lawyer said it was no longer an invitation to treat because I have printed evidence where it was circulated that I drove home a Kia Rio and got 10 000 dollars worth of contract. I think it is something that I can really enforce in the courts and get justice at the end of the day. So, that is what I‘m doing now. You want to sue her? Yes, we have served her notice already. Why were you not there to crown the current winner? I wasn‘t invited in any form. I wasn‘t called. Normally, as the winner, I was supposed to be called to come to the camp and meet the models, take photographs, but none of these happened. It‘s cool. It is not really a big deal so long I get legal redress. How would you describe your experience in South Africa as the winner of Nigeria‘s Next Super Model? Sincerely speaking, I wish I never travelled that road. It brought so much pain and tears. But it‘s okay. I‘m much more matured now. It was a waste. There is no reason to cry. What is your advice to other models? Before you get into any modelling competition, you need to get a lawyer. In the US, even a 15-year-old model would have a lawyer. When you are signing a contract, you need to get a copy so that somebody will not just come from nowhere and start discussing another thing. You need to do it in a legal way. I will advise every model that whatever they are doing, they should always get a lawyer. Even if you are promised N50 million for a show, ensure that you get a lawyer. Don‘t be carried away by stuffs you think are gold. I tell you, so many of them are not. Were you hurt by all this? I was very hurt. Did you find out why your car was not given to you? Yes I did. Why? They gave countless excuses. Like what? First, I was told that Lagos State Government bought all the Kia Rios in Nigeria. Later I heard that the man in charge had travelled to India for holiday. Again. I was told that Kia did not live up to their promise. I got bored with all those stories. I just couldn‘t take so many things anymore. Were you under any oath that it took you this long to open up? No. But they kept tossing me around, making me believe their lies. But I have decided to seek redress in the law court

https://www.nigeriafilms.com/movie-news/86-nollywood-glamour/5724-being-nigeria-s-next-super-model-has-brought-me-nothing-but-tears-and-sorrow-cynthia-omorodion

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elsietina:
See what someone wrote on her wall about the fool that hired him.


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Cynthia Omorodion was the winner of the 2008 edition of Nigeria Next Super Model, a model search competition organised by Isis Models, a fashion outfit owned by Joan Okorodudu. But in this interview with ADA ONYEMA, she laments that none of the promises made by Isis Models was fulfilled. How did you start your modelling career? First and foremost, I never intended to be a model. It all started a few years ago while I was in secondary school. We were watching Video Fashion with my grandmother and friends. As we watched, someone said that a particular girl in the fashion show looked like me. I went back to school the following day and started telling my friends that I was Miss Nigeria, doing catwalk and all that. A particular guy in the class told me that I could become one because I am tall and I have the physique. Then, I didn‘t know anything about modelling. When I got to University of Benin, people started asking if I was a model, but I told them I was not. They asked if they could give me contracts in Lagos and elsewhere. I started modelling professionally in 2006. That was when a friend of mine called me for the ThisDay fashion show. I went and came second. I must say that Dakova actually gave me a chance. That was when they did This Day Fashion Show in Lagos in 2006. Then, there was nothing like that in Benin. One had to come down to Lagos. I was pursuing a diploma in Law then, but I said let me drop it and go for modelling and see what that will earn me. Here I am today. Did anybody in your family kick against that decision? My mum did. She said that if I modelled, I would be half-naked on the runway. I had to make her to understand that modelling was what I wanted to do. I had to hide it from my Dad because he was a very strict lawyer. If I had told him that I wanted to be a model and not a lawyer, he would have buried me alive. But he is late now. I had to lose one year when my father died in 2007. Now I am modelling and I am sure he is happy wherever he is because I have not messed up his name. Why did you lose one year after your father‘s death? Was it for lack of funds? I didn‘t drop out of school. I have a diploma. I was supposed to go in through Direct entry, but I stopped. What made you to stop? I stopped because of modelling. That was a very foolish thing to do. How did you come in contact with Joan Okorodudu? After my dad‘s death, I came to Lagos. A friend of mine called me and told me that there was a show going on and they needed some models. When I came, I had to stay with another friend of mine to see what was happening. While going through City People magazine, I stumbled on the advert of the Nigeria Next Super Model competition. The winner was to get a Kia Picanto and 10,000 dollars contract. The first and second runners up were to get contracts too. What a fantastic offer! I logged on to the Internet and saw everything there. I was told that I had to download the form from the Internet. I was also told I had to come back for the audition. I was excited when I went for the audition and I was picked. The second time, I was not picked and I felt sad. Last year, my manager asked me that I should try and go for the auditioning of Nigeria Next Super Model, I went for the auditioning and we were camped. In September, I was declared winner and I felt very happy. It was something I was really happy about. What was it like being a winner of Nigeria‘s Next Super Model? It brought a lot of publicity. In short, it added spice to my modelling career in Nigeria and South Africa. It was a mixed feeling though. Share with us some of your positive experiences while in South Africa? I went to South Africa, did some auditions and shows and we came back to Nigeria. How about the negative side of it? Like I always say, you don‘t expect life to be a bed of roses. There are two sides to a coin. I wasn‘t happy. At the end of the day, it wasn‘t what I expected it to be. At the same time, experience is the best teacher. Do you know Marcia Okhai? Yes, she is my friend and the first runner up of the Nigeria Next Super Model last year. How come you quarrelled in South Africa? It is a long story. But at the end of the day, we settled the problem. When I got there, I told her there was no reason to fight over nothing. There was nothing we were competing for. It was just that we were trying to get into the camp. We are out of it. There is no need for us to be quarrelling and nursing bad feelings against each other. We tried to settle our differences and we are cool. Is it true that Joan Okorodudu, the CEO of Isis Model, seized your passport on arrival in South Africa? Yes, something like that happened. When your dreams did not materialis in South Africa, what did you do? I was a bit down and I felt sad. But now, I have gone past it. Who sponsored your trip to South Africa? My manager did. But you were the winner… He was a personal manager and at other times I paid my bills.. Were you not supposed to be sponsored by Isis Modelling Agency? Yes. When it did not sponsor you, what did you do? I didn‘t do anything. Did you get your prize as the winner last year? You mean the 10,000 dollars contract, a Kia Rio and a trip to Germany to represent Nigeria at the top model of the world event? Yes? No. You mean you did not get any of these? Yes. What were you doing in South Africa then? Modelling. Under which agency? Isis. Was that a part of the contract? I think so, because in the brochure, there is a place where it is written that the winner will get a 3-year contract with Isis Models. You mean the other parts of the contract were not fulfilled? Yes. Were you supposed to be paid while modelling under Isis? Sure! When you work you get paid. So were you paid? We did a few fashion shows but they paid our agency. Did the agency pay you? No. Does that mean you will let it go like that? In law, there is what we call invitation to treat. It means that there could be an offer but at the end of the day it might not be fulfilled. But after it was circulated in the Nigerian newspapers, on the Internet and everywhere, my lawyer said it was no longer an invitation to treat because I have printed evidence where it was circulated that I drove home a Kia Rio and got 10 000 dollars worth of contract. I think it is something that I can really enforce in the courts and get justice at the end of the day. So, that is what I‘m doing now. You want to sue her? Yes, we have served her notice already. Why were you not there to crown the current winner? I wasn‘t invited in any form. I wasn‘t called. Normally, as the winner, I was supposed to be called to come to the camp and meet the models, take photographs, but none of these happened. It‘s cool. It is not really a big deal so long I get legal redress. How would you describe your experience in South Africa as the winner of Nigeria‘s Next Super Model? Sincerely speaking, I wish I never travelled that road. It brought so much pain and tears. But it‘s okay. I‘m much more matured now. It was a waste. There is no reason to cry. What is your advice to other models? Before you get into any modelling competition, you need to get a lawyer. In the US, even a 15-year-old model would have a lawyer. When you are signing a contract, you need to get a copy so that somebody will not just come from nowhere and start discussing another thing. You need to do it in a legal way. I will advise every model that whatever they are doing, they should always get a lawyer. Even if you are promised N50 million for a show, ensure that you get a lawyer. Don‘t be carried away by stuffs you think are gold. I tell you, so many of them are not. Were you hurt by all this? I was very hurt. Did you find out why your car was not given to you? Yes I did. Why? They gave countless excuses. Like what? First, I was told that Lagos State Government bought all the Kia Rios in Nigeria. Later I heard that the man in charge had travelled to India for holiday. Again. I was told that Kia did not live up to their promise. I got bored with all those stories. I just couldn‘t take so many things anymore. Were you under any oath that it took you this long to open up? No. But they kept tossing me around, making me believe their lies. But I have decided to seek redress in the law court

https://www.nigeriafilms.com/movie-news/86-nollywood-glamour/5724-being-nigeria-s-next-super-model-has-brought-me-nothing-but-tears-and-sorrow-cynthia-omorodion

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Calm down, I am not interested in any of your personal encounter with the said person you are referring to.

My investigation is STRICLY on Misappropriation and Fraud perpetrated by Lauretta Onochie. Not all these unnecessary diversions. Wait for the next episode

TonyeBarcanista:
Lol really? Who did she send her so called financial statement to that memberz of the state Exco and other members aren't aware?

Just relax as we proceed on this journey... it will be fun

Okorodudu's greedy wife
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https://www.nigeriafilms.com/movie-news/86-nollywood-glamour/5724-being-nigeria-s-next-super-model-has-brought-me-nothing-but-tears-and-sorrow-cynthia-omorodion

TonyeBarcanista:
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Calm down, I am not interested in any of your personal encounter with the said person you are referring to.

My investigation is STRICLY on Misappropriation and Fraud perpetrated by Lauretta Onochie. Not all these unnecessary diversions. Wait for the next episode

Why then did you lie that i was Ibe side chick? You cannot decide what should be pursued or not.
You have to prove it.
Post your name n she if i don't sue you and your bosd

TonyeBarcanista:
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Calm down, I am not interested in any of your personal encounter with the said person you are referring to.

My investigation is STRICLY on Misappropriation and Fraud perpetrated by Lauretta Onochie. Not all these unnecessary diversions. Wait for the next episode

Exco you mean okorodudu mistress?

TonyeBarcanista:
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Calm down, I am not interested in any of your personal encounter with the said person you are referring to.

My investigation is STRICLY on Misappropriation and Fraud perpetrated by Lauretta Onochie. Not all these unnecessary diversions. Wait for the next episode

So you are working on hearsay did you call BSO national?