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Mr boson, what I think you should do although its tough is that u should go on ahead and buy the other car from wherever u want to get it from and however. (since its so imperative you shouldn't be on foot). Its always good to give someone benefit of doubt. Just allow him till 17th of august although be calling and texting him to remind him about it. ask for his house address .If he is sincere enough as inspired somehow sees him to be, he'l give it to you. Mr icme, if there's a way u can alteast before the 17th, drop some part of the money so that we all here can see the sincerity of your heart, that would be fine.
Anybody can be in this mess but let's hope parties involved are matured enough to uncomplicate things for themselves.

Cheers.

na lie them no destroy anything. they ve shared it amongst themselves...

ask4double: Always go through ur write up before posting.

you should know its a typo..please and please, if you dont have any meaninful contribution to make on this thread, i suggest u read thru and not try to find fauts(yes fauts) in other people's post...

[size=20pt]yes i would blame GEJ.. look at it. thats a federal high and the reason they drove against traffic is that their own side of the road is bad and they resorted in following one way... (thats no reason to still do so tho) but if the road was actually good and havent been neglected by government, this accident was bound not to happen.. whose fault? Negligence on the part authorities to fix the road. Who are the authorities? those responsible for fixing the road. Who are those responsible for fixing the road? Governemnt..Who is the Govt? GEJ[/size]

The hell u talking of (of there is too), u think ul c all dese too?

The entire Festival Town in Lagos was thrown into pandemonium on Thursday evening as a decomposing body of a man was discovered inside a duplex on B Close, House 6 of 3rd Avenue. The decomposing body, it was gathered, was that of the younger sibling of two brothers allegedly living together in the duplex which was left for them by their deceased parents.

The corpse was identified as that of Akinbuyi Ajayi, 39, living in the same apartment with Toye Ajayi and Omotola Ajayi, who were identified as his brothers. He was allegedly killed by his brothers and his body kept in a room inside the flat. The corpse had been mutilated by the two brothers. A police source alleged that Toye and Omotola were selling the body parts of their brother for money, adding that the two were caught with some human parts which eventually led to a search on their apartment by law enforcement personnel.


Decomposing body of Akinbuyi Ajayi
Toye and Omotola were suspected to have chopped off the head, hands, private part and part of the two legs of Akinbuyi and allegedly sold them to suspected ritualists. The decomposing body of Akinbuyi was moved by the policemen attached to FESTAC Police Station led by the Divisional Police Officer, Mr. Mohammed Mu’azu, a Chief Superintendent of Police and officials of Amuwo Odofin Local Government council to a morgue, while the police took other items recovered from the house into custody.

Residents of FESTAC came out in their large numbers to watch the horrifying spectacle as the council officials and policemen removed the body. Apart from the body that was recovered from the house, charms, amulets, a pot filled with human blood and two large dummies of human beings were discovered. Some of the charms and amulets were concealed inside a carton with the inscription: Lord Krishna Agabarthi 999.

Omotola, who claimed to be an engineer denied knowing anything about the corpse. He claimed to be jobless, adding that he depended on goodwill of people to survive along with Toye. He denied knowledge of the death of his brother. He explained that Akinbuyi was arrested recently by sanitation task force, adding that the deceased spent three days in prison.

Omotola also said Akinbuyi was born in 1973 and that he usually went out and came in at will. He told the police that his brother’s killers must have committed the act before dumping the deceased inside one of the rooms. He further said their father died in a motor accident recently. Their father, he claimed, was the owner of the duplex where they live. Akinbuyi’s corpse was dumped in one of the rooms upstairs.

Toye described himself as a primary school teacher. When the police asked him where he teaches, he could not utter a word.

http://www.nigerianmagazine.com/news/two-brothers-caught-with-decomposing-body-parts-of-brother-in-festac/?fb_comment_id=fbc_10150992357757763_22719604_10150992713677763#f2f2a0b0ac

“My Boss, General Sani Muhammad Abacha, died at the early hours of Monday, 8th June, 1998. I had prepared him for a workshop organized by the Federal Ministry of Information for that day as he was expected to deliver an address as the Special Guest of Honour. His speech was drafted and fine tuned by the Chief Press Secretary, Chief David Attah who had submitted it to the Aide-De Camp for vetting and necessary amendments by the Commander-in-Chief. When I got to the bedside of the Head of State, he was already gasping. Ordinarily, I could not just touch him. It was not allowed in our job. But under the situation on ground, I knelt close to him and shouted, “General Sani Abacha, Sir, please grant me permission to touch and carry you.”

“Contrary to insinuations, speculations and sad rumours initiated by some sections of the society, I maintain that the sudden collapse of the health system of the late Head of State started previous day (Sunday, 7th June, 1998) right from the Abuja International Airport immediately after one of the white security operatives or personnel who accompanied President Yasser Arafat of Palestine shook hands with him (General Abacha) I had noticed the change in the countenance of the late Commander-in-Chief and informed the Aide-de-Camp, Lt. Col. Abdallah, accordingly. He, however, advised that we keep a close watch on the Head of State. Later in the evening of 8th June, 1998, around 6p.m; his doctor came around, administered an injection to stabilize him. He was advised to have a short rest. Happily, enough, by 9p.m; the Head of State was bouncing and receiving visitors until much later when General Jeremiah Timbut Useni, the then Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, came calling. He was fond of the Head of State. They were very good friends. They stayed and chatted together till about 3.35a.m. A friend of the house was with me in my office and as he was bidding me farewell, he came back to inform me that the FCT Minister, General Useni was out of the Head of State’s Guest House within the Villa.”

“I then decided to inform the ADC and other security boys that I would be on my way home to prepare for the early morning event at the International Conference Centre. At about 5a.m; the security guards ran to my quarters to inform me that the Head of State was very unstable. At first, I thought it was a coup attempt. Immediately, I prepared myself fully for any eventuality. As an intelligence officer and the Chief Security Officer to the Head of State for that matter, I devised a means of diverting the attention of the security boys from my escape route by asking my wife to continue chatting with them at the door – she was in the house while the boys were outside. From there, I got to the Guest House of the Head of State before them. When I got to the bedside of the Head of State, he was already gasping. Ordinarily, I could not just touch him. It was not allowed in our job. But under the situation on ground, I knelt close to him and shouted, “General Sani Abacha, Sir, please grant me permission to touch and carry you.” I again knocked at the stool beside the bed and shouted in the same manner, yet he did not respond. I then realized there was a serious danger. I immediately called the Head of State’s personal physician, Dr. Wali, who arrived the place under eight minutes from his house. He immediately gave Oga – General Abacha – two doses of injection, one at the heart and another close to his neck.”

“This did not work apparently as the Head of State had turned very cold. He then told me that the Head of State was dead and nothing could be done after all. I there and then asked the personal physician to remain with the dead body while I dashed home to be fully prepared for the problems that might arise from the incident. As soon as I informed my wife, she collapsed and burst into tears. I secured my house and then ran back. At that point, the Aide-de-Camp had been contacted by me and we decided that great caution must be taken in handling the grave situation. Again, I must reiterate that the issue of my Boss dying on top of women was a great lie just as the insinuation that General Sani Abacha ate and died of poisoned apples was equally a wicked lie. My question is: did Chief M.K.O Abiola die of poisoned apples or did he die on top of women? As I had stated at the Oputa Panel, their deaths were organized. Pure and simple! It was at this point that I used our special communication gadgets to diplomatically invite the Service Chiefs, Military Governors and some few elements purportedly to a meeting with the Head of State by 9a.m. at the Council Chamber. That completed, I also decided to talk to some former leaders of the nation to inform them that General Sani Abacha would like to meet them by 9a.m. Situation became charged however, when one of the Service Chiefs, Lieutenant General Ishaya Rizi Bamaiyi, who pretended to be with us, suggested he be made the new Head of State after we had quietly informed him of the death of General Sani Abacha. He even suggested we should allow him access to Chief Abiola. We smelt a rat and other heads of security agencies, on hearing this, advised I move Chief Abiola to a safer destination.”

“I managed to do this in spite of the fact that I had been terribly overwhelmed with the crisis at hand. But then, when some junior officers over-heard the suggestion of one of the Service Chiefs earlier mentioned, it was suggested to me that we should finish all the members of the Provisional Ruling Council and give the general public an excuse that there was a meeting of the PRC during which a shoot-out occurred between some members of the Provisional Ruling Council and the Body Guards to the Head of State When I sensed that we would be contending with far more delicate issues than the one on ground, I talked to Generals Buba Marwa and Ibrahim Sabo who both promptly advised us – the junior officers – against any bloodshed. They advised we contact General Ibrahim Babangida (former Military President) who equally advised against any bloodshed but that we should support the most senior officer in the Provisional Ruling Council (PRC) to be the new Head of State. Since the words of our elders are words of wisdom, we agreed to support General Jeremiah Useni. Along the line, General Bamaiyi lampooned me saying, “Can’t you put two and two together to be four? Has it not occurred to you that General Useni who was the last man with the Head of State might have poisoned him, knowing full well that he was the most senior officer in the PRC?”

“Naturally, I became furious with General Useni since General Abacha’s family had earlier on complained severally about the closeness of the two Generals; at that, a decision was taken to storm General Useni’s house with almost a battalion of soldiers to effect his arrest. Again, some heads of security units and agencies, including my wife, advised against the move. The next most senior person and officer in government was General Abdulsalami Abubakar, who was then the Chief of Defence Staff. We rejected the other Service Chief, who, we believed, was too ambitious and destructive. We settled for General Abubakar and about six of us called him inside a room in the Head of State’s residence to break the news of the death of General Abacha to him. As a General with vast experience, Abdulsalami Abubakar, humbly requested to see and pray for the soul of General Abacha which we allowed. Do we consider this a mistake? Because right there, he – Abubakar – went and sat on the seat of the late Head of State. Again, I was very furious. Like I said at the Oputa Panel, if caution was not applied, I would have gunned him down. The revolution the boys were yearning for would have started right there. The assumption that we could not have succeeded in the revolution was a blatant lie. We were in full control of the State House and the Brigade of Guards. We had loyal troops in Keffi and in some other areas surrounding the seat of government – Abuja. But I allowed peace to reign because we believed it would create further crises in the country.”

“We followed the advice of General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida and the wise counsel of some loyal senior officers and jointly agreed that General Abdulsalami Abubakar be installed Head of State, Commander-in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces immediately after the burial of General Sani Abacha in Kano. It is an irony of history that the same Service Chief who wanted to be Head of State through bloodshed, later instigated the new members of the Provisional Ruling Council against us and branded us killers, termites and all sorts of hopeless names. They planned, arranged our arrest, intimidation and subsequent jungle trial in 1998 and 1999. These, of course, led to our terrible condition in several prisons and places of confinement.”


SOURCE :http://www.nigerianmagazine.com/people/al-mustaphas-prison-notes-uncovered/

Siga: GOD BLESS THE DEAD

GOd doesnt bless the dead.

They should have been through with this since so they an allow their families bury their dead.

slimdiggi: Never felt your presence anyway! If you like move to east timor, mediocre actor,smh

Loool.if he likes let him move to asia sef we no care....

[size=30pt]na wa o . see the way them just dey cal million, billion (or no be 13b i c for there?)dey drag for land wey no be their papa own. naija i hail thee[/size]

google is ur friend....

oloriooko: You sound to know the art of Chinese biz and am scratching my head thinking why you are still here not doing all the trash you wrote there............egbee osi

Must your gummy brains be knocked into alignment for you to write inspiring and encouraging words instead of.your shallow comment olodo

Hey friend, I won't spend tonight exchanging words with u or going back and forth with you. If u r really smart enough to read my post u'l find out I'm just saying what's happening already. Look at my last sentence and please quote what it says. Call a spade one. Good night

1. The name is not welcoming.
2. What's d difference between him and an ibo alaba trader that goes to china and gives specifications for my own custom version of a tablet pc.
3. If it was produced in nigeria, I would have been overglad to read this news.

Its no different to me. Call it hating but logically, its still the same thing cos I've not seen what part of the post where his input in terms of hardware / software contribution is mentioned

But hey, I'l still give him my full support cos he's one of our own.

kaysy: Was it on facebook advert or something else?

Yea facebook ad. I was even suprised sef. I also redeemed my 50$ voucher I obtained from one site like this. But the thing is, u can't redeem any voucher if u don't have a payment instrument. And that payment insturment (cc or paypal) would be primary funding source. But if u got a voucher and all, in the event that they can't charge ur cc due to lack of funds and what have you, they'l switch to other sources which your voucher credit falls in place to fulfil.

mekaboy: AND YOUR POINT IS ??

Bro don't get me wrong I dint say nobody here isn't smart, I just sed there are work arounds to it. First of all, I think ur ip address shouldn't read nigeria. That's the first step in solving the problem.

wellscon: I have a manual Peugeout 307 clean going for 700K.

are you blind? if u r u shouldnt be replying this thread, if you are not then there is something wrong with you. he told u what he wants and u failed in the two options he requested for. Price and Transmission... stop that pls

i don believe all that talk jor.. everything na power of wording and she sticks on u like an octopus suction. that's how one girl in my compound was like, "forget, having a car is not everything, having a car isn't an investment(which is true), i would rather follow someone that has landed properties first" two days later na the same babe wey i c inside stranger 2007 camry. Ask her to date u she wont, but she would date a guy that is driving. so abeg go buy moro o, me i don order for my own. make them no use me catch trips.

femmy2010: N200k

Na wa o. For golf 3 only? 200k? And its still within the age limit restriction thing. I'm windering why its this expensive

Omo, there's nothing like being smart in whatever you do. The gtb u guys sed doesn't work, I sat down with my sister in yanke on skype and we sha did one and two's and it actually worked for us. It felt really good achieiving that men. So I'l be loading the card soon to run some ads by this week. :p

hey guys, i would need help on how much it would cost to clear the above car from lagos port here so i can plan my budget for my already arriving ride.

they never finish otedola own them dn jump enter this one.. na so them dey die case anyhow. all na scripted washing... washing us and using us like-a-rollon

AH NNKAN BE!

dagreen14: Guys picture are photoshop,

mumu/ these days everbody just opens their mouth and call photoshop when they have never seen the interface of the application before..

Abeg the arny should get+out. Tomorrow the people that investigated the panel or whatever they call it would still follow bRt lane. The col was just unfortunate

Rachel wang: we can supply tablet with sim card and keyboard, price is 21130Naira, free shipping

hey racheal can you send me a mail on redcliff016@yahoo.ca ? i need to get a good tablet pc with everything

190: [color=deeppink]This works with BOTH men and women. And sometimes it is not even the case. The reasons why people sometimes want an ex back are because they finally realised what they had and then its too late. They may have taken the other person for granted and just assumed they would stick by them. But once they see an ex getting stronger and moving in different directions, reality sets in. The reality is that this person may have some dignity, pride, goals and a zest for life without you. This can cause some people alot of fear and regret.
Sometimes its a good wakeup call and you do not take them for granted again if you win them back. Other times it is a lesson to learn. The lesson being that no matter how in love someone can be with you, that love can die with neglect and or abuse and there sometimes is nothing you can do to win it back. Never asssume that things will always stay the same or that you have a person right where you want them. You may actually be baffled by their newfound strength and kick yourself for being such an ass.
I have found its more men that feel the regret of the one that go away so to speak. They realise at that point that you cant just go out and find a duplicate of that person as there will never be another you. They all they do is compare every women to the one that got away. To avoid living in this type of regret, just make sure you always treat your partner with love and respect.

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Best comment on this thread. Others na gibberish. Am actually suffering from this right now and I wish it can enD. Wish I had d chance to do things differently

Hmnm, the bomb movement is getting close down south.

micklplus: I was a victim once and I don't pray to be a victim again. I was given a toyota corolla in the office on friday and the car was stolen sunday morning!(Oct 2011) Funny enough, I saw the car 6:30am and by 7:45am, the car was gone! So sad but then I got other car and I am still paying for the car till today.

I am wiser now oo. Pedal lock, steering lock, immobiliser!!! They are always in place even inside my compound.

Overinsurance too cover u. U r overgood to go