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firstking01:
Smh, weather it is a meme or whatever it depicts your offline personal...we know responsible and sane ladies here when we see one .

modath:
God bless your marriage & keep your friendship intact, that's the No 1 ingredient...

P.S.. (Random) The wine bag in the pic is an Aldo..

Nigeria's National Assembly has, Tuesday, approved the virement request by President Muhammadu Buhari which is in the tune of N208.821 billion. This was contained in series of tweets sent by the Senate President, Bukola Saraki and the Nigerian Senate Twitter handle

The virement fund explained by the President as ‘critical recurrent and capital items’ is for execution of key infrastructural projects across the country between 2016 and 2018. President Buhari had requested for virement of N180.8 billion in the 2016 budget for provision of needed votes for some sectors as well as to “provide for inadequacy in the provision for the National Youth Service Corps in the 2016 budget’’. However, the House of Representatives increased the virement fund request from N180 billion to N208.821 billion.

Senate approves the virement of funds for Special Intervention (Recurrent & Capital) for funding of Critical Recurrent & Capital Items. — Nigerian Senate (@NGRSenate)

29 November 2016 Senate approves the Clause of the Virement of Funds for Special Intervention for Funding of Critical Recurrent and Capital Items. — Nigerian Senate (@NGRSenate)

29 November 201 Senate President @bukolasaraki commends members of the #AppropriationsCttee for a job well done. He adds that the approval will ensure… — Nigerian Senate (@NGRSenate)

29 November 2016 …capital project funding esp of local contractors as well as efficient and appropriate implementation of the #Budget2016. — Nigerian Senate (@NGRSenate

crazymommy:
Where is the cleavage??

Mr Bagudu Hirse, former aviation minister, who was abducted by gunmen in Kaduna on Sunday, Nov. 20, has regained his freedom, his brother, Mr John Hirse, has confirmed.
“Bagudu was released in the early hours of Saturday,” John, retired permanent secretary in the federal civil service and currently District Head of Mangu, in Plateau, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), in Jos on Saturday.
He said that the former aviation minister is “hale and hearty”, and thanked Nigerians for the prayers and words of encouragement “during the tỳing period”.
“May God reward everyone who stood by us during the tough period,” he said.
John, however, did not give further details, and also refused to comment on whether a ransom was paid to the abductors.
NAN recalls that Bagudu was abducted by gunmen at the Kaduna residence of Ambassador Mamman Daura, where he had gone to condole the family over the death of the former Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Ibrahim Dasuki.
Bagudu’s abduction took place a day after the release of Sheikh Yusuf, a Jos-based cleric and Administrative Secretary of the Jamaátu Nasril Islam (JNI), who was equally kidnapped in Kaduna.
The cleric was released on Saturday, Nov. 19, after four days in the custody of his abductors

Thepasserby:
hmmmmmmmmmm... Make I No call names but I smell something. Next person, can you also smell it too?

MrKang:
Rant on? Aren't you the Idi.ot who just ranted?
You hopeless bastardd,, I don't blame you I blame your stupiddd parents for not using birth control.

You should have been exchanged for a tea spoon of garri ,at least that might worth your parents something,instead of this good for nothing failure of a son they have with the name CUMMANDO. Lol how ironic your name is,cus it perfectly sums up your conception ,when your dad was sex-starved the only wh0re who agreed for him was your mom and she was like "Come And Do",that was how you were birthed,and being the illiterates they are,they gave you the name to remember their mistake "CUMMANDO"

Burial Photographs of Lt. Col Mohammed Abu Ali, the late Lt. Col was laid to rest today according to Islamic rites.

Acidosis:
Yes, I know a soldier who lost his life over a year ago. His sister as of today has spent over 300k travelling to different barracks, etc. Nothing has been paid.


For a Lt. Col. His wife would only sit and await bank alert. Save the money for the poor soldiers who died without fame, and money.

Acidosis:
Nigerians sha


A Lt Col's wife would be well taken care of with or without your donations, especially given the nature of the family he hailed from.

The problem lies in the recruits, the poor ones who died unrecognized. A lot of Soldiers died alongside the Lt. Col. Remitting adequate benefits to the family is going to be a very difficult tasks. As regards the Lt. Col. the family would be well compensated without stress.

Nutase:
who are they?