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I am not a randy hilly billy like u!!!!

After confessing on nairaland about your sexcapades? Do you even need to go to the moment of truth to surprise anybody?

abeg are people expecting some Nigerian superman to fly in and magically right every wrong instantaneously? It took time for Nigerians in diaspora to earn their negative reputation, and it will take more time to fix it.

This attitude of demanding instant solution to all problems is what got us into the quandary in the first place.

No but we need to garner more respect so as to avoid this. While am getting tired of flogging Nigeria, Algeria must be a terrorist nation for doing a thing like this. How can you take human beings and dump them at the desert? Duh? What is the difference between what they did and what the Nazis did to the Jews?

@redhc
You got it completely wrong. I had hoped for an intellectual discourse and we seem to be headed away from it.

I don't think that saying heresy will qualify for an intellectual discourse. I also do not think you'll tke it lightly with me if i claim that Moh'ammed was not a prophet but a herdsman from Afghanistan and can be found in the quran even though I can't place my hand on it. Jesus Christ was never referred as a prophet in the bible. You can prove your hypothesis to those that haven't seen the bible before.

About the bible verses, you know exactly where to find those verses. I would expect you to since you are a christian, I presume. If not, I can pull them up for you. It may take me a little while though as I do not wish to quote incorrectly.

What? I just said that I haven't seen it before. You may wanna help me by citing them please.

You need help

Shatap joo You are capable of doing such a thing.

Does he call his wives and children by their names? How could one possibly remember so many names and who is who? Their story now according to them is 'paradise on earth!', 'everyday is like Sallah!', do they ever pause to think what's going to happen to each and everyone of them when Pa Abubarkar goes to Al-janna?

How can he do that when 11 women are pregnant for him right now? That means 11 children? Is he as rich as Abiola? This man should go to jail in my opinion because he's flooding lagos state with area boys in the name of children.

wow ! ! !
i wish them goodluck

You can't send groceries for them?

Martins thrilled with Arsenal interest

Super Eagles and Newcastle striker Obafemi Martins has admitted he is attracted by the prospect of moving to Arsenal, but claimed no deal is on the cards as yet,


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Martins' future on Tyneside has been under a heavy cloud for several months as the club have flip-flopped over contract negotiations.

The Nigerian hitman supposedly signed a bumper _80,000-per-week deal only for it to be scrapped before completion while the Magpies reviewed their wage structure.

The Gunners have been continually linked with the 23-year-old, who could trigger the _13million release clause in his original deal by requesting a transfer.

But while Martins is delighted to have attracted the interest of one of England's giants, he insisted he will not force Toon's hand in the matter.

"Arsenal is a big club that everyone wants to play for," he said. "I am thrilled and it will be nice to play for such a team.

"But, now that I am a Newcastle player, there is nothing much to say. If it is true, both clubs would have to reach an agreement.

"Is Arsenal a good club? Yes. Would I love to play there? Probably, if Newcastle are ready to listen to them. But if Newcastle says no then it'll be no.

"Because I still have a contract, I expect the club to speak to me when I get back. I am not saying I want to go but, if anything happens, that's football."


http://odili.net/news/source/2008/jul/6/3.html

Plot against Bankole thickens as South-West Reps swell opposition
By Otei Oham, Correspondent, Abuja

The plot to unseat Speaker of the House of Representatives, Dimeji Bankole, is thickening by the day as members from the South West are now said to be active in their bid to actualise his removal.


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The impeachment scare is resurfacing at a time many are thinking the issue was fading out.

The grouse of those behind it, it was gathered, is that Bankole is not adequately representing the interests of the various caucuses in the Presidency and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), where most of them belong.

They are said to be further piqued by the Speaker's delay, according to Minority Leader of the House, Mohammed Ndume, in an interview with Daily Independent, in naming new chairmen for the House standing committees.

Office of the Majority Leader of the House, Tunde Akogun, was busy at the weekend as the final membership list of members into the committees was being put together.

It is billed to be made public tomorrow.

In Ogun State alone where the Speaker hails from, Dave Salako and Gbenga Oduwaiye are famous House members, who may give Bankole a good fight if for any reason he falls from the throne.

Those plotting Bankole's fall are further hinging their grouse on the Speaker's continued delay in empowering the House version of the National Assembly Joint Committee on Constitution Review to join the Senate in amending the 1999 Constitution.

Besides, the 26-man ad hoc committee in the House to look into activities in the oil sector within the last four years has not been empowered to begin work, according to them.

Ndume said Bankole's opponents in the other parties in the House are also accusing the Speaker of attempting to renege on his campaign promise to them that if voted into the office of Speaker, he would dissolve all standing committees to favour them.

But the Speaker's allies, Ndume said, are those lobbying Bankole not to keep his words.

If they succeed, according to him, it would be an affront on the opposition members in the House, who, he said, are currently waiting on the Speaker to "do the right thing."

"We have done placements of members on the committees, and we did it mathematically, calculating the numbers of constituencies in the zone, number of PDP members in a particular zone and number of minority in a particular zone," he noted.


http://odili.net/news/source/2008/jul/7/234.html

Apparently it is still very common. I think your focus is on Lagos as opposed to the villages where tradition is deeply rooted and most of these things are widely practiced. Of course I'm not saying they shouldn't create more movies without the juju.

It's still there but not like the movie makers make it to be. Do you know that some yorubas cannot go near their town because of fear of juju and it's not as if they have proof for this juju but they've been watching too many yoruba movies.

Femi Branch hot?? I can understand Femi Brainard but not Femi Branch abeg.

Who said the lie detector cannot be bribed

Are you already giving excuses before the lies.

The woman in the topic is actually
the wife of the Ex-chairman of WEMA bank

She sent him packing because of the following;
He was living in her house
She was paying his childrens school fees
He squandered the money he had on GKW!!!
She couldnt take his abuse and aggressiveness anymore.

I looked at all this and concluded that to send a man packing
you must have know that right from the beginning

I think the woman is not a good person because she married him for his money and connections and when all that went away, she bailed.

INSANTITY,Total MADNESS, Did you see the husband? He kept nodding his head, I bet He must have been suspecting his wife. Money will finish people.

Lol; Only in America.

LOL.

Mad people in this world

Will you attend that show if invited even if the price tag is $10M?

This HE goat below confessed to sleeping with his friend's wives and being attracted to his wife's sisters(i can bet his name is Jackal Klimepet):


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fX4Cm3J8QIY&feature=related


I just wish EFCC comes up with a show like this in Nigeria for our politicians.

This lady confessed to too many crimes:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arpoxYCXbZQ&feature=user

Funny what money'd make people confess.

I remember a woman that confessed that she hates her mother in law and not only that, she sometimes regrets marrying her husband and wouldn't have done so if she had known her boss before him. More money we come across, more problems we see.

More truth:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfvnm_MI2mA&feature=user

200k is TOO SMALL
why would i go on the show in the first place if i didnt want the money

Here's how it works, you can win up to $1M but it comes in stages and the question becomes harder and more intimate as you go higher. You can leave at any stage and go home with the amount you qualified for if and only if you said the last truth at that stage. she should've left with $100K and her marriage will still be in tact. What a loser she was, she even finally lost the $200K over a white lie.

So, tell us why you sent him packing,since there was no note in the post just icons, Why did you send him packing?

haba!!! Because he can't perform now. Stop drinking too much sugar abeg and do the work you were hired to do in matrimony else, here's the door(Potential husbands take note).

Greys anatomy
Desperate Housewives.

Don't write him off.His destiny is in God's hands.We all know that Mikel is a good player.

Best response yet. kanu was canceled when he had a heart condition, who will predict that he'll still be playing now.

Every other option is a Lose-lose

because, you will lie there and lose the money.

When you get home, the truth will some how resurface!

Are you aware that you are confessing to being a LovePeddler in front of the national TV? For $200K(negate 40% tax).

I will forgive him even if he cheated on me time without number but i will teach him a lesson after our marriage that i don't think he will enjoy.

Why marry him in the first place when he's already shown you his color during courtship?

of because i will say the truth n take the money!

it has to be a lose-Win situaton

not a lose-lose

roflmao, you really think option 3 is lose-lose? Why not lie there and lose the money because you still have the advantage of the benefit of doubt. Lie detector machines are not error proof and that's why they are not accepted in US courts.

By the way: i'll surely buy that machine for weekly test on my husband. Girls, y'all need to think about investing in one because dem boys needs to keep it together

i will confess it and pick up the cash later i will sort it out with my partner

What are you sorting out? Will you take a man that confessed such back, even with his $200K?

Lauren Cleri gave up her marriage last february to win $200K when she confessed on the reality show "The moment of truth" that she's cheated on her husband.

Imagine yourself in her shoes, will you:

1) Shut up and lose the $200k (Remember your spouse/lover is there and shutting up will make him/her raise eyebrows) OR

2) Confess it and pick the cash at the expense of your marriage/relationship OR

3) Lie and lie and wait for the lie detector to do her worse(You'll lose the money but it's the lie detector's words against yours and that's enough to leave your spouse in awe)?

Watch Lauren Cleri disgrace herself before her husband and the world for $200K:

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1289013//

no sin is greater than ther other

Arrange these sins in ascending order:

1) He slept with your sister

2) He called you a b.i.t.c.h

3) He lied to you and faked he's sick so as to avoid going to Saturday shopping with you.

4) He shot and killed your father.

Are these four sins equal?

Alleged bid to kill Ogun speaker: Gov’s aide, 8 others arrested
Written by KOLADE LAREWAJU
Sunday, July 6, 2008
* We’re unaware – Govt

THE speaker of Ogun State House of Assembly, Mr. Samson Tunji Egbetokun, yesterday, alleged the invasion of his official quarters by gunmen led by an aide to Governor Gbenga Daniel on a mission to murder him.


Already, the governor’s aide and eight others have been arrested by men of the State Security Service (SSS) and were, at press time, being detained at the state headquarters of the SSS in Abeokuta, the state capital. Three rifles were allegedly recovered from them. Last night, the state government said it was unaware of the development


Speaking to newsmen at his official quarters amidst heavy security mounted by his colleagues and SSS operatives, Egbetokun said that the governor’s aide came to his quarters with some people who were armed in surreptitious manner with the intention to kill him.


This, he said, was after the state legislators shunned a meeting called by Daniel for security reasons.

Explaining what happened, Egbetokun said, “I received a call from the governor’s aide asking me for a one-on-one meeting with me.


I asked him whether I could bring one or two other legislators with me and he insisted that it should be a one-on-one meeting.


I was then in the house of another Honourable, Leye Odunjo. “I then asked him to come to my quarters and he said he did not know the place and I told him that it was sad that as the governor’s aide he did not know the house of the speaker. I then told him the number of the quarters and described the place to him”.


The speaker said that while this was going on, he received a call from a traditional ruler asking him why he and his colleagues refused to attend a meeting with the governor scheduled for 1 p.m., saying that after explaining that they refused to attend because members said that they were unsafe, the traditional ruler asked him to send a text message to the governor to that effect.


“But to my shock, after sending the text, I got a call from a special adviser to the governor shouting on me and asking why I should be texting the governor like that and I was trying to explain to him what happened when I was informed that the aide was in my house. I then trekked to the house and met the aide with two hefty men in a vehicle and I invited him to my bedroom.


However one of my security aides was there and he did not know that he was a security man. The security aide was all the while seated monitoring the men outside and he saw one of them getting down to open the boot and he got up and went to accost him only to discover that he was bringing out a brand new rifle with nine bullets in it. He arrested him and raised an alarm.


“While that was going on, a call came in that some people who came in a station wagon vehicle marked OG 386 A01 had been caught within the assembly quarters and that two new rifles were found with them.


“The SSS people then went there and arrested them with the guns and they were taken away to their office with the governor’s aide. I don’t know what they are trying to cover that they want to kill me. I told the governor’s aide that Obasanjo used three speakers, more than three Senate presidents, why are you bothered that we have changed our speaker?”


Egbetokun who was surrounded by some members of the House and about five SSS operatives, while he addressed journalists, said that he had no reason to fear and wondered why he would be a target of attack when they were all members of the same party.


Deputy press secretary to the governor, Mr. Segun Sowunmi, in a swift reaction, last night, said “I can state categorically that the executive governor of Ogun State, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, is totally, for emphasis, totally unaware of this development.


“This is a peace loving administration and the government will leave no stone unturned to investigate and deal with the matter decisively”.

http://odili.net/news/source/2008/jul/6/302.html

Can we give him a standing ovation and clap our hands several times for this God's gift to women?

Don’t emulate me, man with 86 wives warns youths

By Francis Falola


FRANCIS FALOLA narrates the gripping story of Pa Bello Abubakar, 84, who has 86 wives and 113 children.



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TO a first caller at Masaba in Bida, Niger State, the unusual movement of a crowd in and out of an expansive two-storey building in the area should be a point of attraction. A teeming crowd of people is ever present in the building, all having needs ranging from food, shelter to health and spiritual matters. The man on whose shoulders the multitude lean for succour is an 84-years-old, Pa Muhammed Bello Abubakar.

Pa Abubakar‘s life is shrouded in mysteries. It is difficult to make a correct guess of his actual age, as his look bellies his age. Not only that, it is a taboo for his dependants and followers to take Western, Eastern or traditional medicine. To them God is the healer of all afflictions and they justify this with injunctions from the Bible and Koran.

In the institution of marriage, Pa Abubakar should deserve a place in the Guinness Book of Records for having 113 wives (with 86 surviving). He has lost seven to death and divorced 20. Out of the 86 surviving wives, 11 are currently at advanced stages of pregnancies, while one was delivered of a baby boy on July 4, 2008 when our correspondent visited.

And Abubakar is not through yet with women, as he disclosed that more additions were on the way. He added that he would continue to add more until Allah instructed him to stop. The last wedding bell in his household rang in February 3, 2008 when he married 30-years-old Hajia Monsura, who became his 86th (surviving) wife.

Pa Abubakar is knowledgeable enough in Western and Eastern education, as he graduated with a Grade Two Teacher‘s Certificate in Kutigi (Niger State) and worked for several years with UAC and Bacita Sugar Company before his retirement.

One would have expected a household of 86 wives and over 189 children to be a citadel of confusion and disharmony, but the family is closely knit with all the wives living in peace. And if you think it is difficult for Abubakar to remember all the names of his 86 wives and their tribes, then you are dead wrong. In minutes, he will reel out names and tribes of each of the 86 surviving wives from the first to the last.

To the wives of Pa Abubakar, nothing could be as good as marrying this old man, who is a philanthropist.

Monsura, who is currently the newest wife, described her husband as God‘s gift to the world.

Recalling how they met, Monsura, who is from Ibadan, said, ”I have known Baba since when I was a kid. We were living in the same neighbourhood when Baba was in Mushin in Lagos. My grandmother was a friend to Baba‘s first wife and then I never thought I could get close to him, not to talk of being his wife. But several years after he left Lagos, here am I today as one of his wives and I will forever be grateful to God for making this possible. Since I married him it has been happiness galore.”

The surviving first and second wives of Pa Abubakar, Hajia Hawawu Bello and Hajia Raliat Bello, are 75- and 76-years-old respectively. The former has nine children (four surviving ones); the second has four children. The two wives spoke glowingly of their husband. They described him as one who is specially created by God for mankind.

Raliat said, ”God is really using him to assist people in wonderful ways. He commanded us all not to take drugs. We don‘t go to the hospital. Four women today among Baba‘s dependants have given birth inside this house without visiting the hospital. In this house, women deliver freely without going to the hospital and people with afflictions are healed without taking any drugs. Baba will only caution you to look unto God and stop whatever bad habits you are into and whatever is the problem will be solved by God. Hardly will a day pass without four to seven women being successfully delivered of their babies.”

Eighteen-year-old Ajoke Shittu, who until she was impregnated by her fellow student at the CMS Grammar School, Bariga, Lagos disclosed that she was brought to Bida from Lagos by her father due to the danger alarms raised by medical experts in Lagos, who claimed that her chances of having a normal delivery was slim, and that she would have to undergo CS operation.

She said, ”I‘ve been here for the past two months before I was delivered of the baby today. Since I have been here, I‘ve never been taken to the hospital, since nobody visits the hospital here. I only mix and interact with other people around. Most people whose cases have been described as precarious or difficult by the hospitals are all here. We all eat from a common pot and today when I noticed the signs of labour, I called Mama (Hajia Raliat), who followed me into the room. With ease I gave birth to the twins.”

Raliat says that two bags of rice are usually cooked per meal. The same goes for beans, which is two bags per meal. If it is Semovita, 10 bags are prepared per meal to go round the family members and hangers on, while a cow is slaughtered to go with it.

Pa Abubakar is the proprietor of Muhammed Bello Abubakar International Nursery and Primary School in Bida. He has even concluded arrangements with all necessary legal backings to have the secondary arm of the school. Pupils within and outside the community attend the school without paying fees, with all relevant learning and teaching materials provided by Pa Abubakar. At present, the school has over 12 teachers, whose needs are met by the man.

Pa Abubakar, who is a prince of Bida from the Masaba ruling house, was the third child among the eight children of his parents.

He said that women were to be feared. He said, ”It takes the grace of God for a man to live with many wives in a home.” He advised youths not to follow his footsteps. ”If you are an ordinary person, you should fear women, because if you marry 10 wives, it is the women that will kill you. This is not by my own making. It is not with my power but it is through the power of God. No woman today, no matter whom she is and where she belongs, that I cannot live with and subdue as I fear no woman. I always caution my children not to go into polygamy because I did. If God gives you the grace, you can do it. If not, it is dangerous.

”Sickness always makes me sad, whether in me or my family members or anybody. I‘m happy when people are hale and hearty. As for death, I see it as a necessary evil that will come when it will come. So I do not bother about death.

”Nothing can make me sad. What God has done for me is so enormous and nothing I lay my hand on that did not work out. So with this, nothing can make me sad, except when I see people in pain. That is why I‘m always ready to put smiles on people‘s faces.”

Pa Abubakar said that before the divine turn around in his life, he was as ordinary as any human being, admitting that he engaged in vices such as drinking alcohol, (he insisted that he never indulged in fornication, stealing or nursing grudges against people).

He said that the transformation in his life started precisely on February 7, 1972 when he was living in Agege, Lagos.

He said, ”I was not sleeping. I was inside the house when I saw some strange visitors whom I later knew to be angels of God. I became unconscious for four days and I was rushed to hospitals with all the attempts made by doctors to treat me coming to nothing. The needles refused to penetrate. After the fourth day, I came back to life and as I was recovering, I kept on running away as the same spirits kept on appearing before me.

”Later they gave me a stern warning that they were angels of God and my refusal to submit myself for God‘s use could spell doom for me. So, reluctantly, I was forced to cooperate.”

He said he stopped taking drugs and warned his people from doing the same when an angel of God appeared to him on February 10, 1980 and banished him from taking traditional, Western or Eastern medicine.

On politics, Pa Abubakar chided the government for its insensitivity to the plight of the masses. He attributed the increasing rate of crime in the country to poverty and urged the Federal Government to develop the nation by providing welfare packages for the unemployed and the needy in the society.

He told public office holders that God was against greed and corruption, adding that the wrath of God was on leaders who failed to address the needs of the people.

He said, ”God gives the rich wealth so that they can take care of the needy. It is very unfortunate that in Nigeria you will see a public office holder having 10 cars, without any going for less than N10m and the majority of people are dying of hunger and want. Allah will surely judge such leaders here and hereafter.”

For a living, Pa Abubakar is a practising spiritualist. And it is the people who come for patronage that sustain him, with some giving him millions of naira, according to the octogenarian.

http://odili.net/news/source/2008/jul/6/412.html

260 Nigerians arrested in Algeria, dumped in desert
By Augustine Madu West, Snr Correspondent, Kano

Some 260 Nigerians arrested by the Algerian authorities for illegally staying in that country have been dumped in the desert where their fate now hangs in the balance.





Those who managed to escape to Mali and Niger Republic said hundreds of them were rounded up in Oran and Tammarasett, both desert towns, in a raid carried out by Algerian immigration officials, and abandoned in Tizawarty, which is seven miles into the Sahara desert.


They have been exposed to inhuman treatment, just like other immigrants described as illegal; and that has resulted in deaths from lack of food, shelter, and water.


Omo Osas, 27, an indigene of Edo State who made it to Niamey in Niger Republic from the Tizawarty 'death camp,' said he was fortunate to have escaped.


"I was on my way to purchase my ticket to Morocco. I only transited in Oran in Algeria when, suddenly, some policemen emerged and formed a ring around me. They later bundled me into a waiting vehicle without interrogation. I was now taken to their station where I was compelled to sign a document written in Arabic, the content of which I do not understand.


"The following day I was moved to the prison where I also met hundreds of fellow Nigerians with the same tale of woe. It was terribly rough as we lived on a loaf of Obza bread and water throughout our stay in detention," he recalled.


Osas confirmed that many Nigerians still stranded in Tizawarty have developed mental strain as a result of the inhuman treatment meted out to them, which has also forced them to take hard drugs.


"We also gathered that in Kalit, a Malian town bordering Algeria, Nigerian ladies are stranded in large numbers, after being aided to move out Algeria by some suspected Arab human traffickers who ply the route with their trucks and Tuareg rebels who also ferry them out of the danger zone for a fee."


Another victim, Cynthia Ogenyi, recounted that she went to Algeria on the understanding that it would facilitate her journey to Europe, specifically Italy.


Instead, she ended up in the sex trade in Tammarasett.


"I paid a huge sum of money with the hope of crossing into Europe, but after two years outside I am stranded," Cynthia lamented.


"Here am I returning home empty handed. My advice is for other girls to be careful when talked into movement abroad, especially through Libya or Algeria."


But that counsel is hardly heeded.


Hundreds of other Nigerians still take the risk of heading for Europe through the North African countries of Libya, Algeria, and Morocco.


They pass through the Sahara desert axis of Agadez and Arlit in Niger Republic or through Gao in Northern Mali that has become notorious for human trafficking syndicates.

http://odili.net/news/source/2008/jul/6/29.html

@redhotchic
Why did you post this? it is is truly disturbing, you've succeeded in damping my mood and traumatising me.

I did warn you, didn't I?

@Redhotchic,

I read Babs post. he did not say Jesus (AS) was described as a "non living thing" He said the word "anointed" was used in the bible to qualify both animate and inanimate objects. This is easily confirmed by looking through the bible[b]. He was a prophet and messenger of the most High[/b]. I understand you may not agree but it does not change the fact.

Can you tell me the bible chapter and verse where Jesus Christ was referred to as a prophet of the most high or are you just making this up just to equate Him with other prophets you worship? How far people can go to discredit the deity of Christ surprise me a lot. I don't know why other peaceful religions try so hard to put Jesus out as a prophet when Christians are even indifferent about the existence of their own prophet or have you heard any christian biting his nail here about whether your prophet is anointed or a messiah? I smell inferiority complex at play.