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He Should Go N Defend Himself

Y Not Apart Frm His Bigotry Nature He Has Been Doing Well

Politicians Are Useless

All Politicians Are Corrupt Dat Is Y We Need Revolution

What Did Dey Want Him To Say Abt His Paymaster

He May Be Right But Nt Absolutely because He Is Massively Corrupt

It Might Nt, Maybe D Accused Av Pleaded Or Pull Some Mighty Strings, So Call Off, D Defence Lawyer Should Av Objected N Ask For Compensation

Nbote:
Make una no worry, dem don see d money lol... And some ediots on dis forum kip shouting fight against corruption here and their.. Dis is d deodorant someone talked about. Wen dey see d broom, dey'll pass over U case closed.. U won't see @sarrki and his blind cohorts in here.

Sugarbelly Family Spotted After Dey Av Useless Demselve N Dree Expectation R Nt Met Dey Started Crying Woe, OLOSHOs

WE THAT ARE INTERESTED

optional1:
who be *US*

CAN U KINDLY SHOW US D ORANGES

optional1:
watching out for baby bump...




If she no born before August this year make my small small oranges small pass d wey e dey now...






Believe it or not she is pregnant.

I mean I am now securing her frm any other eternal people to make sure she is mine forever because such pple without bitterness experience do make heaven on earth marriage

opelyem:
I love ds. But pls explain what u mean by "turning myself to b a commando and a snipper" to keep her

well d end justify d means

who said boko haram is to discredit GEJ should come n justify dis because some pple are so shallow in understanding

and U tout U r making sense?

tit:
This people want Osinbade to leave under a tree ni.

th hustle is strong

[url][/url]http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/twins-different-fathers-one-womb/
By Sola Ogundipe
Siblings can have different fathers; can twins born of a woman have two fathers? The straight answer is yes. Twins could be “bipaternal.” This phenomenon occurs quite rarely (1 in a billion to be exact), but several pairs of non-identical twins have been born, tested and found to be the products of one womb, one pregnancy, but two fathers.
It is often assumed that for twins, both eggs were fertilized during a single act of intercourse. However it is quite possible for one egg to be fertilized during one act of intercourse, and the other during another if the woman has intercourse with two men within hours.
•Twins
Normally, women ovulate only one healthy egg per cycle. Fraternal twins are born when women ovulate two healthy eggs and both get fertilised. But it is also possible for two eggs to be ovulated during the same cycle and fertilised at different points within the five-day fertility window resulting in twins. This process is known as “superfecundation”. What this means is that each egg can be fertilised by different sperms.
If a woman ovulates two or more eggs and she has sex with more than one man while she’s fertile, “heteropaternal superfecundation” can occur, if the eggs get fertilised by sperm from the two different fathers within the same ovulation period.
Medical research shows that when a woman has sex with two men within the same ovulation window, it can result in bi-paternal twins, that come when a woman releases two eggs during ovulation instead of one — and both eggs are then fertilized.
With bi-paternal twins, each egg is fertilized by a different man’s sperm. A woman’s eggs can live up to 24 hours in her reproductive system. Sperm, on the other hand, can live up to five days in the woman’s body.
So it is possible that a fertile woman could have sex with one man and have sex with a different man another time within the 24 hour period — and then when her eggs are released, the two men’s sperm living inside her could each fertilize an egg.
Marcus and Lucas are twins with two different fathers. They are one of only three known sets of twins in the world who are genetic half-brothers. Their mother Charlotte became ­pregnant when she slept with ex-husband Michael and new boyfriend Tommy within 48 hours. Nine months later she gave birth to twins Marcus and Lucas, who are genetic ­half-brothers because they were fathered by both men.
Marcus was fathered by Michael and Lucas by Tommy. Charlotte, who already had two sons by Michael Nielsen, divorced him in August 2004. She began dating Tommy ­even as Michael still hoped to get back together with her and in the heat of the moment they ended up in bed together. Charlotte kept quiet about the incident with Michael which was a one-off and went to bed with Tommy. She later discovered she was pregnant with twins and decided to inform both men either could be father of the twins.
Marcus and Lucas were just a couple of weeks old when it was discovered they didn’t look alike. Tommy and Michael took a DNA test to find out for certain that the boys had different fathers. The test proved the twins did indeed have different fathers. It stated: “The results do not imply that the children Lucas Hilbrandt Nielsen and Marcus Hilbrandt Nielsen have the same biological father. The probability of this preclusion exceeds 99.99 per cent.”
Similar cases of bi-paternal twins have popped up over time. In May 2015, a case in New Jersey made news when a court ruled that a father did not have to pay child support for a second twin because DNA evidence showed that he was a father to only one.
The mother gave birth to twin girls and named a romantic partner, as the father of both children when applying for public assistance. But after she admitted that she had sex with another unidentified man within a week of having had sex with the bonafide partner, a DNA test was ordered. The test results confirmed both men fathered each of the girls.
CNN also reported fraternal twins in Vietnam found to have different fathers in an “extremely rare” case that came to light through a DNA test.
They had their DNA tested at the Centre for Genetic Analysis and Technology in Hanoi because family members had been vocal about notable differences in the children’s appearance.
There are rare cases in which a woman may ovulate more than once during her cycle, meaning that two eggs would be released at different times. There are less than 10 known cases of twins with different fathers in the world. Fraternal twins make up about 2 percent of pregnancies and bi-paternal twins are a fraction of them.
But twins, who don’t look alike, do not necessarily have separate fathers. Twins who have the same father can look completely different and may even appear to be of different races. Less than one (0.001) per cent of fraternal twins are from different fathers.
According to Dr. Virginia Beckett of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, if a woman is going to sleep with more than one partner at the same time it is perfectly feasible that if she has twins they could have different fathers.
“In this case these twins were conceived at the same time even though the mother did not have sex with the fathers at the same time. The sperm from the first man would have been in her fallopian tube, where it is effective for three to four days. Then she had sex with the second man and released two eggs. The eggs, which live for 24 hours, were fertilised by different sperm from the different men. The science is easily explained, but it may have been less easy for the mother to explain.[url]By Sola Ogundipe
Siblings can have different fathers; can twins born of a woman have two fathers? The straight answer is yes. Twins could be “bipaternal.” This phenomenon occurs quite rarely (1 in a billion to be exact), but several pairs of non-identical twins have been born, tested and found to be the products of one womb, one pregnancy, but two fathers.
It is often assumed that for twins, both eggs were fertilized during a single act of intercourse. However it is quite possible for one egg to be fertilized during one act of intercourse, and the other during another if the woman has intercourse with two men within hours.
•Twins
Normally, women ovulate only one healthy egg per cycle. Fraternal twins are born when women ovulate two healthy eggs and both get fertilised. But it is also possible for two eggs to be ovulated during the same cycle and fertilised at different points within the five-day fertility window resulting in twins. This process is known as “superfecundation”. What this means is that each egg can be fertilised by different sperms.
If a woman ovulates two or more eggs and she has sex with more than one man while she’s fertile, “heteropaternal superfecundation” can occur, if the eggs get fertilised by sperm from the two different fathers within the same ovulation period.
Medical research shows that when a woman has sex with two men within the same ovulation window, it can result in bi-paternal twins, that come when a woman releases two eggs during ovulation instead of one — and both eggs are then fertilized.
With bi-paternal twins, each egg is fertilized by a different man’s sperm. A woman’s eggs can live up to 24 hours in her reproductive system. Sperm, on the other hand, can live up to five days in the woman’s body.
So it is possible that a fertile woman could have sex with one man and have sex with a different man another time within the 24 hour period — and then when her eggs are released, the two men’s sperm living inside her could each fertilize an egg.
Marcus and Lucas are twins with two different fathers. They are one of only three known sets of twins in the world who are genetic half-brothers. Their mother Charlotte became ­pregnant when she slept with ex-husband Michael and new boyfriend Tommy within 48 hours. Nine months later she gave birth to twins Marcus and Lucas, who are genetic ­half-brothers because they were fathered by both men.
Marcus was fathered by Michael and Lucas by Tommy. Charlotte, who already had two sons by Michael Nielsen, divorced him in August 2004. She began dating Tommy ­even as Michael still hoped to get back together with her and in the heat of the moment they ended up in bed together. Charlotte kept quiet about the incident with Michael which was a one-off and went to bed with Tommy. She later discovered she was pregnant with twins and decided to inform both men either could be father of the twins.
Marcus and Lucas were just a couple of weeks old when it was discovered they didn’t look alike. Tommy and Michael took a DNA test to find out for certain that the boys had different fathers. The test proved the twins did indeed have different fathers. It stated: “The results do not imply that the children Lucas Hilbrandt Nielsen and Marcus Hilbrandt Nielsen have the same biological father. The probability of this preclusion exceeds 99.99 per cent.”
Similar cases of bi-paternal twins have popped up over time. In May 2015, a case in New Jersey made news when a court ruled that a father did not have to pay child support for a second twin because DNA evidence showed that he was a father to only one.
The mother gave birth to twin girls and named a romantic partner, as the father of both children when applying for public assistance. But after she admitted that she had sex with another unidentified man within a week of having had sex with the bonafide partner, a DNA test was ordered. The test results confirmed both men fathered each of the girls.
CNN also reported fraternal twins in Vietnam found to have different fathers in an “extremely rare” case that came to light through a DNA test.
They had their DNA tested at the Centre for Genetic Analysis and Technology in Hanoi because family members had been vocal about notable differences in the children’s appearance.
There are rare cases in which a woman may ovulate more than once during her cycle, meaning that two eggs would be released at different times. There are less than 10 known cases of twins with different fathers in the world. Fraternal twins make up about 2 percent of pregnancies and bi-paternal twins are a fraction of them.
But twins, who don’t look alike, do not necessarily have separate fathers. Twins who have the same father can look completely different and may even appear to be of different races. Less than one (0.001) per cent of fraternal twins are from different fathers.
According to Dr. Virginia Beckett of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, if a woman is going to sleep with more than one partner at the same time it is perfectly feasible that if she has twins they could have different fathers.
“In this case these twins were conceived at the same time even though the mother did not have sex with the fathers at the same time. The sperm from the first man would have been in her fallopian tube, where it is effective for three to four days. Then she had sex with the second man and released two eggs. The eggs, which live for 24 hours, were fertilised by different sperm from the different men. The science is easily explained, but it may have been less easy for the mother to explain.[/url]By Sola Ogundipe
Siblings can have different fathers; can twins born of a woman have two fathers? The straight answer is yes. Twins could be “bipaternal.” This phenomenon occurs quite rarely (1 in a billion to be exact), but several pairs of non-identical twins have been born, tested and found to be the products of one womb, one pregnancy, but two fathers.
It is often assumed that for twins, both eggs were fertilized during a single act of intercourse. However it is quite possible for one egg to be fertilized during one act of intercourse, and the other during another if the woman has intercourse with two men within hours.
•Twins
Normally, women ovulate only one healthy egg per cycle. Fraternal twins are born when women ovulate two healthy eggs and both get fertilised. But it is also possible for two eggs to be ovulated during the same cycle and fertilised at different points within the five-day fertility window resulting in twins. This process is known as “superfecundation”. What this means is that each egg can be fertilised by different sperms.
If a woman ovulates two or more eggs and she has sex with more than one man while she’s fertile, “heteropaternal superfecundation” can occur, if the eggs get fertilised by sperm from the two different fathers within the same ovulation period.
Medical research shows that when a woman has sex with two men within the same ovulation window, it can result in bi-paternal twins, that come when a woman releases two eggs during ovulation instead of one — and both eggs are then fertilized.
With bi-paternal twins, each egg is fertilized by a different man’s sperm. A woman’s eggs can live up to 24 hours in her reproductive system. Sperm, on the other hand, can live up to five days in the woman’s body.
So it is possible that a fertile woman could have sex with one man and have sex with a different man another time within the 24 hour period — and then when her eggs are released, the two men’s sperm living inside her could each fertilize an egg.
Marcus and Lucas are twins with two different fathers. They are one of only three known sets of twins in the world who are genetic half-brothers. Their mother Charlotte became ­pregnant when she slept with ex-husband Michael and new boyfriend Tommy within 48 hours. Nine months later she gave birth to twins Marcus and Lucas, who are genetic ­half-brothers because they were fathered by both men.
Marcus was fathered by Michael and Lucas by Tommy. Charlotte, who already had two sons by Michael Nielsen, divorced him in August 2004. She began dating Tommy ­even as Michael still hoped to get back together with her and in the heat of the moment they ended up in bed together. Charlotte kept quiet about the incident with Michael which was a one-off and went to bed with Tommy. She later discovered she was pregnant with twins and decided to inform both men either could be father of the twins.
Marcus and Lucas were just a couple of weeks old when it was discovered they didn’t look alike. Tommy and Michael took a DNA test to find out for certain that the boys had different fathers. The test proved the twins did indeed have different fathers. It stated: “The results do not imply that the children Lucas Hilbrandt Nielsen and Marcus Hilbrandt Nielsen have the same biological father. The probability of this preclusion exceeds 99.99 per cent.”
Similar cases of bi-paternal twins have popped up over time. In May 2015, a case in New Jersey made news when a court ruled that a father did not have to pay child support for a second twin because DNA evidence showed that he was a father to only one.
The mother gave birth to twin girls and named a romantic partner, as the father of both children when applying for public assistance. But after she admitted that she had sex with another unidentified man within a week of having had sex with the bonafide partner, a DNA test was ordered. The test results confirmed both men fathered each of the girls.
CNN also reported fraternal twins in Vietnam found to have different fathers in an “extremely rare” case that came to light through a DNA test.
They had their DNA tested at the Centre for Genetic Analysis and Technology in Hanoi because family members had been vocal about notable differences in the children’s appearance.
There are rare cases in which a woman may ovulate more than once during her cycle, meaning that two eggs would be released at different times. There are less than 10 known cases of twins with different fathers in the world. Fraternal twins make up about 2 percent of pregnancies and bi-paternal twins are a fraction of them.
But twins, who don’t look alike, do not necessarily have separate fathers. Twins who have the same father can look completely different and may even appear to be of different races. Less than one (0.001) per cent of fraternal twins are from different fathers.
According to Dr. Virginia Beckett of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, if a woman is going to sleep with more than one partner at the same time it is perfectly feasible that if she has twins they could have different fathers.
“In this case these twins were conceived at the same time even though the mother did not have sex with the fathers at the same time. The sperm from the first man would have been in her fallopian tube, where it is effective for three to four days. Then she had sex with the second man and released two eggs. The eggs, which live for 24 hours, were fertilised by different sperm from the different men. The science is easily explained, but it may have been less easy for the mother to explain.

Wild jubilation erupted in major streets of Enugu metropolis,Saturday, as the news of the release of detained Director,Radio Biafra,Nnamdi Kanu filtered in.
Nnamdi was arrested on October 17, by security operatives, shortly after he arrived Nigeria from his base in the United Kingdom which prompted over one month groundswell protests in the south-east and parts of south-south geopolitical zones demanding for his unconditional release.
Vanguard moved round Ogui Road,New Haven streets in Enugu,people especially youths were in a frenzy mood just as most relaxation spots were filled to the brim occasioned by his release.
New Leader of the Movement for the Actualization of Sovereign State of Biafra,MASSOB,Uchenna Madu who has being the arrowhead of the struggle for Kanu’s release said that,”the discharge,acquit of charges against Kanu by Nigerian Government is a triumph over forces of injustice,suppression,oppression and subjection against the oppressed Indigenous People of Biafra,IPOB.
“MASSOB’s consistency and uncompromised spirit under me has been vindicated. MASSOB shall continue with IPOB for genuine,committed Biafran non violent struggle. We salute our comrades in IPOB both at home and diaspora for their unrelenting ,courageous efforts,spirit of oneness in pursuing the vision and mission of IPOB.
“Nnamdi Kanu has become the hero of genuine Biafra agitation. Those who earlier oppose Nnamdi will cover their faces in shame. MASSOB hails the committed, eloquent, dedicated Igbo leaders who fearlessly assisted in the release of our brother,Kanu. MASSOB knows them,because we met and appealed to them and they responded. He shall be received in Biafraland as the greatest hero.”
OHANAEZE NDIGBO TASKS FG ON IMPLEMENTATION OF 2014 CONFAB RESOLUTIONS
Drawing from Nnamdi Kanu’s release,the apex Igbo socio-cultural group,Ohanaeze Ndigbo,yesterday,urged the Federal Government to quickly implement the resolutions of 2014 Confab report as a credible panacea that will address the grave injustices,neglect,marginalization the people of south-east geopolitical zone has been meted to.
General Secretary,Ohanaeze Ndigbo,Joe Nworgu told Vanguard on the telephone that,”Federal Government took the right action by releasing Nnamdi kanu. His arrest heightened tension. Now that he is freed, tension will reduce. Looking out of my office, in Ogui Road, thousands of people were jubilating.
“This is a pointer to the federal government that all is not well with the polity. Federal Government should set out to redress to long lying combustible material of injustice in the system.
Igbo want equity and fairness. We are peace loving people that play by the rules. We want justice in the system. We do not like the current exclusion. Yakubu Gowon’s three Rs should now be made to work.
A starting point will be the implantation of the 2014 confab resolutions. We hope federal government would handle the -in-enugu-as-nnamdi-kanu-regains-freedom/
[url][/url] http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/1/biafra-jubilation-in-enugu-as-nnamdi-kanu-regains-freedom/

He bite more than he can chew

At least he won somehow like d US helping buhari

I expect Ipob perception should change after yahoo yahoo allegation

that is why we youths av U to unite n move dis country forward,let stop dis Igbo,afonja,zombie wailer or ipob name calling it is irresponsibility. let us unite n fight, let d hatred

Well continue wailing

Get a brain naw if U can afford 1.

1stCitizen:
The coward that gave up Bakkassi and Charles Taylor is at it again

He dey wait for him

some people will never see anything gud in dis government because dey r deluded n full of hate

Ur sickness is far 2 terrible I pray dis brain dead condition Dont kill U, n d enemy DAT put hatred in or life will never knw peace

BudeYahooCom:
Another willing Afonja tool of the Dan fodians!

The man was right U just picked on him for saying d what was on his mind, a lot of people r frustrated when dey can't get a job before dey r 30yrs n a useless age limit was added to jobs,it is terribly bad, a lot of people r frustrated even considering suicide,they av given up on Nigeria n life.

chinkichun:
If we liken the human brain to various liquids,

A normal brain should be like wine (get better and improve with time as it matures)

At 30+ and the way you behave (judging by your earlier comment), I think it's safe to conclude yours is like milk .

I'm sure you understand what I mean

because most people r just useless n greedy forget politics n look at naira land where rubbish post will be pushed to front page n educative post will be lying low

We all knw it was d work of some politicians but to what purpose we can say because dree some loopholes in dis confession.

dirty politics he was just use as a bait

Hahahahaaha suffering don baby sit abi

Amen fire