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Aloy+Emeka:
[size=14pt]I never planned to be polygamous - Tuface Idibia[/size]

"Having kids with different women definitely affected me. But all in all, people will talk, others will criticize, while some will rejoice at their fellow man's misfortune because that's how human beings are. But I was really affected. Would I have been bigger is if it hadn't happened? That I don't know. Maybe all those things happened to prevent me from doing something worse. Polygamy was never part of my plan. Everybody has their plans and mine was never to be polygamous. But I would have done the same thing again, which is to accept the children. I love my children" Tuface Idibia to Chilee Agunanna of Encomium mag.
http://lindaikeji..com/2010/10/i-never-planned-to-be-polygamous-tuface.html

hmmm,

hmmm

Hmmm, am just passing *no comments*

what are you doing?

Dr Kitaun:
take am easy say wetin happen ?

u see people dey open new accounts just to prove a point and talk RUBBISH, UTTER RUBBISH, yet u say make we take am easy ?

how many Millions do u have in your account that u dont get moved that some PRIVILEDGED THIEF has stolen off 1 Billion dollars and u think that all is well ?

even Jesus was furious when the church was turned into a market and wetin hin do ? u dey read your bible so ? ok, if u no be christian go read your history books

u dey vex with me

great determination is also needed, that's if it wasn't mentioned already,

hmmm, Governors in Naija,

October 17: just four days left/,

Chestan:
News Oct 12, 2010[b][/b]

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has condemned in strong terms the failure of the South-Eastern States Governments to meet its demands.

The President of the union, Prof. Ukachukwu Awuzie, who made the condemnation, yesterday in Abuja said that the ongoing strike in the affected states’ universities would continue indefinitely.

He said that it was a matter for regret that proper teaching environment and materials were lacking in the universities, “and yet the governors refused to do anything about the situation”.

“Our demand has nothing to do with salary, but the lack of good teaching environment and infrastructure.

“We declared the industrial action almost three months ago and since then nothing has been done to meet our demands.

“We have decided to continue the strike indefinitely until they do the right thing or decide they do not need the universities again and close them down,” he added.

Awuzie explained that as a result of the “insensitivity” of the state governments to the plight of the union, some of the lecturers had started leaving for other universities.

He said: “Some of the universities have already started losing staff, because they have secured employment in other universities.

“There are many universities in the country, and they are looking for experienced academicians, and you know we are not in large supply.

“The lecturers cannot just sit endlessly waiting, when there are other job openings for them.”

is it the three days warning strike that has turned to indefinite?

what's really going on here?? can someone put me through?

Make una take am easy o, Haba!

the internet is really a gold-mine, I currently working on exposing all I know about money & the internet,

lol

DDMoses, wonder banks for real?

Oshie, I can help you verify that, but what do you say they do?

hmmm