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OMG,,,,,,,,no comment |
goallllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll berbatovvvvvvvvv |
;d ;d ;d |
ima1:hahahahaha you lot got PUNK'D |
hmmmmm why are u just finding out 2dy? I guess you don't talk to her all d time so she probably tot u don a runner so she moved on |
pheesayor:around still working hard as usual, he just finished SMOKEY'S NEW VIDEO and also LEXY DOO's video as well he just spend more time directing and shooting videos dis days |
posakosa:true |
[quote author=~Borat~ link=topic=345025.msg4836185#msg4836185 date=1257008890]why was torres taken off at 1-1 ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() [/quote]cus rafa was thinking about LYON |
akinalabi:at least dey got what dey deserve 2dy 4frm FULHAM now lets see where dey are going dis season |
chiogo:you are very correct |
I have always said alcohol is "liquid courage". It makes some people say or do things they "thought about or wanted to do" but would not under normal circumstances. Can you forgive and move on with that person if they did something like cheated or said something awful to you under the influence of alcohol? |
how romantic lol no comment |
Fashola teking care of biz as usual. Eko oni baje |
well getting rdy to go play football, ma regular Saturday fitness thingy den will be at d club l8r |
I dey o baba how u dey,,,,,,any big plans for d wknd |
^^^^yep |
nice thread |
sjeezy8: posakosa: SEFAGO:three of you don't start pls abeg una ooooooo |
I figure he should serve a little less than one day in jail. Bernie Madoff got 150 years for stealing $65 billion. That works out to $433 million per year which equaltes to about $1.2 million per day. This “small potatoes” guy stole about $1.1 million - so figure he does about 23 hours at the “Madoff Rate”. On that analysis, it’s hardly worth even prosecuting this guy…. LOL |
eleshin:NA WAH 4 U OHHHHHHH |
WOW 112 & 17yrs old what was she thinking |
wow what a miss |
ignore her and if she continues oh well |
I don't see anything wrong with homosexuality as long as they don't bother me everything is ok. The thing I really find gross and sickening are the transvestites, the guys that look like girls and have operations and stuff. |
Nice. Ekiti state is next true |
October 29, 2009 15:03, 1,302 views By Astro Jewoola The jailed former National Vice Chairman (South West) of People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Olabode George, has rejected meals served the inmates of Kirikiri Maximum Prisons, Apapa, Lagos, where he is currently serving his sentence. Instead of eating the food served all inmates of the prison, his wife, Roli, has been bringing him meals, bottled water and other needs from home. When P.M.News visited Kirikiri yesterday, Roli was seen with a big cooler containing the PDP leader’s food, some bottled water, a big leather box loaded with his clothes, blanket, bed spread and other items. Some PDP big wigs were also seen at the prison. The expensive cars they drove to the prison gave them away. P.M.News learnt that they were at the prison to console their political godfather and to brief him on party affairs. They were believed to have held a closed door meeting with George. The details of the discussion between George and the party faithful could not be ascertained. But a source close to the Kirikiri prison hinted that it has to do with the steps being taken by the party to bring him out of prison. A reliable source informed P.M.News that Bode George has not yet come to terms with his present predicament. “When he was first shown his cell room on Monday after he was jailed, he stood for some time, shook his head and was almost weeping,” the source in the prison said. “Though his cell room was kept neat, even neater than some others, it has a single bath and a fan, Bode George continuously shook his head,” our source further explained. Another source confirmed that preferential treatment was given to him. The prison officials took cognizance of his status in dealing with him. Said the source: “We cannot keep him together with those hardened criminals. We have to be careful in dealing with an inmate of his status.” George, former Chairman, Board of Directors, Nigerian Ports Authority, was found guilty of corruption in the N84 billion fraud charge brought against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). With five other members of his board, George was sentenced to two years jail term. Justice Olubunmi Oyewole, sitting at an Ikeja High Court in Lagos, found them guilty on Monday. Others jailed along with George are Aminu Dabo, O. Abidoye, Abdullahi Aminu Tafida, Zanna Maidaribe and Sule Aliyu. EFCC had charged the six accused persons before the court on a 163-count of contract splitting, abuse of office, disobedience to lawful authority by awarding contracts above the approved level and contract inflation, among others. P.M. News gathered that George and other convicts have directed their lawyers to file an appeal against their conviction. But they would remain in Kirikiri until their appeal is argued. Lagos lawyer, Festus Keyamo, who was EFCC’s prosecutor, has also vowed to pursue the case up to the Supreme Court. Meanwhile, P.M. News gathered that the prison uniform Bode George and others would wear may be ready on Friday, as the prison tailor had already taken his measurement. |
October 29, 2009 14:58, 424 views By Felix Mordi About 5,000 pieces of second-hand panties, brassiere, other underwears and children’s clothings were part of items intercepted by officials of the Ogun State Command of Nigeria Customs Service (NCS). Also seized were jeans trousers, assorted cars and trucks, cartons of sugar, soap, insecticides, bubble gum, frozen chicken vegetable oil and five sets of settee chairs. Disclosing this in an interactive session with journalists, the Customs Area Comptroller (CAC), Ahmad Jamo, expressed shock that Nigerians could import such large quantity of under-wears, which he described as complete industrial production. According to him, 202 bales of second-hand clothing materials were neatly concealed in a DAF Truck, while 5 sets of settee chairs were imported from China. Jamo said the seizures, totalling 12, were recorded within the first three weeks of October and within forest areas. He gave the total Duty Paid Value (DPV) as N18,516,560. The Customs boss hinted that his command had taken the enforcement drive into the forest, where they discovered that smugglers stockpile their goods at a point, and when the goods are enough for a truck load, they load them and head for their market places. He said, “with this method, we are able to track the goods down in the forest, before they get to the road.” He posited that all the seizures were made around Ijoun in the Yewa-South area of the state. The intercepted vehicles were a Volvo 940, Audi 80, Nissan Sunny, Toyota Camry, Honda Accord and Toyota Tercel. Others were a DAF truck, Mitsubishi space wagon, Mazda 323, marked HU502AAA, Mazda 626, marked GV785EK^ and Iveco truck, marked XP751LND http://thepmnews.com/2009/10/29/customs-seizes-smuggled-bras-panties |
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