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Paris Jackson was only 11 when her father Michael died in 2009 and suddenly, she was thrust into the spotlight. Two years later, depression and possibly even a suicide attempt sent Paris to a therapeutic boarding school. She has had a tough couple of years, but Paris Jackson's life looked to be very much on-track when she was spotted exercising in a Calabasas, California park on Saturday. [img]http://2.bp..com/-8q7Co81NYOE/VQ-bUIJU0lI/AAAAAAABkwI/9-T8mmjGvR0/s400/1.jpg[/img] The 16-year-old daughter of late pop star Michael Jackson recently returned to her family's home near Los Angeles and was spotted looking so beautiful, happy and excited hooking up with her personal trainer. See more pics below: www.9janinja.com.ng/2015/03/michael-jacksons-daughter-paris-is-all.html |
I have been clamoring for this for so long. Making elective offices less attractive is the solution to Nigeria problem. Imagine this guy.
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May his soul RIP |
May their souls rest in peace |
Olaolufred:Nice one. God will crown your efforts with success. |
Olaolufred:I hope you will go out and vote. |
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MrCork:Picture of you standing by your TV or....... |
Pls lets see the engine. |
GideonG:Kindly contact me when you get to ilorin. We may be of help to each other. 7A44C8F7 |
If seat be like this, how the engine go be? Chai, naija don suffer. |
This document will be good for check and balances in the nearest future. I suspect Borno sha. |
See the percentage of the PVCs taken so far. What is your take on this? https://m.facebook.com/inecnigeria/photos/a.796755240343867.1073741839.188127847873279/974755629210493/?type=1&source=48
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Reg 00 primera@400kLets see the pictures of this one. |
Omo this one nawa o |
What was he doing when the joy stick was cut off. Na so he mumu reach? |
How much is tthis car sir? |
Same here in Kwara State. No light and petrol too is not available to even run alternative power supply. I have been to Togo and Benin Republic and I think they are better off than Nigeria. It's pathetic I must confess. |
Nice one. People's governor. Come and see wonder in Kwara State. |
Hi, please check my signature and send to me too |
OohMpa:. Man this your English is beyond repair. |
Sorry madam. I can see you registered this morning just to report this clown. |
Immediate past chairman of the Federal Character Commission (FCC), Prof Shuaib AbdulRaheem, has regretted some of his actions during his tenure as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN), particularly the widely publicized issue of the sacked 49 lecturers of the institution. The Supreme Court reinstated the sacked lecturers in 2009 eight years after the then VC approved their disengagement from the institution. Prof AbdulRaheem, who is also a governorship aspirant under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kwara state, spoke to reporters in Ilorin, the state capital. The professor of literature, who likened himself to a pediatrician, added that everybody had learnt his mistakes in the saga He said; “And you will find out that since all of those years there hasn’t been any such crisis. No Vice Chancellor has come to face the kind of crisis I faced because everybody has learnt their mistakes. So it is good that it happened but it is regrettable that lives have been stagnated because of that, but again, the reversal has healed the wounds and I hope it will help to heal the wounds by stopping people to refer to that and make them look at the positive things that came out of that disagreement. “The issue of the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) is a past event, but of course, because it affected human beings it will continue to recur. It is only the negative mind that focuses on the negative things. Human being live and learn every day, we had cause to disagree with those gentlemen not because it was personal it was in defence of the institution to which we had sworn to uphold its integrity. “If along the line something happened and some people had to be sacrificed momentarily that was not borne out of my personal animosity or anger at them it was because that what the regulations of the university showed me at the time. “But the law of the land reversed that. So one minus one is zero, they got one we got one. In any case they are back at work and they are still doing well. In fact, they found a more peaceable conducive environment for themselves to live together with others. “If you say somebody was hurt I compare my public posture with that of a pediatrician who cares for babies, to whom ten mothers have brought sick children and he has applied his skills to cure nine then one died and the mother goes haywire and says the world is going to fall apart. For me, I don’t see that as a problem. “I am grateful I have been able to cure nine, so inevitably one had to die. Sometimes we win some and lose some that is what life is all about. Don’t let us keep going all over to the past especially the negative parts of the past. That is my take on the UNILORIN saga”. http://concealme.com/proxy/http://www.informationng.com/2014/12/sacking-of-49-unilorin-lecturers-regrettable-ex-vc.html |
THE ELECTIONS OF MARCH 2015 IS THE MOTHER OF ALL POLITICAL BATTLES March 28 election is not an election between GEJ and GMB, but is an election between GEJ vs all the millions of unemployed graduates and youths, is an election between GEJ vs all those innocent graduates that were murdered during the last immigration exam, is an election between GEJ and all the relatives of the kidnap chibok girls, is an election between GEJ and all the victims of Iyanya, Kano and other bomb blast, is an election between GEJ vs all the failed small business that has been short down due to shortage of power supply, is an election between GEJ and all those who lost their love ones during health workers strike, is also an election between GEJ and all those university undergraduates who has spent more than their stipulated years in school due to strikes and hike in fees. Finally is an election between GEJ and the general masses who are suffering from the clueless decisions of this government. As for me am supporting and voting for BUHARI because I can't support a president who fraudulently extort money from young graduates all in the name of giving them jobs only to end up killing lots of them. And this is a government that has not in any way imparted positively on the lives of our youths, rather they steal in billions of dollars from the common public treasury. Vote out corruption, insecurity and unemployment on the 28th March 2015. Change with #GMB#we need! |
He don try well well. Make another person try too. Ashawo toto no be for one person. |
Amisec:Na you de sell? |
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Prove me wrong. https://www.nairaland.com/604707/newly-arrival-2002-mazda-626 |
Happy Valentine from me to all who are taken, almost taken, waiting 2 b taken, taken 4 granted, taken but neglected, assumed 2 b taken, & who aren't taken serious. |
BREAKING NEWS ::: Jonathan Begs PDP govs to save him from impeding loss at the poll. Distribute N20 billion to govs. Governors from the PDP states and other key leaders of the party met with President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday night at the Villa. The meeting which extended to the wee hours of this morning, took place at the First Lady Conference Hall in the Villa. All the PDP govs were in attendance except the Gov of Bauch, Isa Yuguda and his counterpart from Jigawa state, Sule Lamido. They were not also represented at the meeting. The National Executive members of the party were led by its Chairman, Alh. Muazu who also moderated the meeting. Other noticeable key members at the meeting include Chief. Chief Tony Anenih and Chief Edwin Clark who arrived together in an FG marked SUV car around 11 pm. There was only one agenda at the meeting; to use the opportunity created by the new poll date to canvas more supports for the failed administration of Mr. Jonathan. A reliable source at the meetint said that some of the issues reviewed included the inglorious exist of key figures like Gov Amechi and the Kano state governor from the party. Drama ensued when Muazu tactically blamed the wife of Mr. President for beginning the problem which led to Amechi's gradual exit from the party. It took the intervention of Edwin Clark to save the situation. The chairman also ask Mr. Fani-Kayode and Oliseh Metu to tread softly in their propaganda which seems like giving General Buhari more popularity by the days. He asked the party to be more issued based in its campaign rather than attacking Buhari if the party must get good supports from the North. When the President finally stood up to talk, he thanked all the members present particularly the Governors and the NEC of the party. He assured them of his total support and enjoyed everybody to work together for the party to win the Presidency. Quoting him, "The win at the poll is for all of us. We must work hard to save the party and all our contestants. It is true, the report out there calls for greater concern and this is why we must use the new window in the poll shift to talk to Nigerians, woo them and even beg them where necessary." His speech was brief and straight to the agenda of the meeting. Chief Anenih also begged the members present to redouble their efforts in their different states so as to win the coming election, he said, "it is either we win or perish together." Edwin Clark was more vociferous in his remark, the dark boggy man asked rhetorically why Mr. Jonathan seems not acceptable despite all his laudable achievements. It was silence, until the Gov Of Ekiti state interjected, 'Na conspiracy against us'. Laughter pervaded a corner of the hall where some governors of the Northern state were. Edwin Clark continued, "please my people I beg you this election is a must win for our president and all of us." At about 3pm Doyin Okupe in company of Akin Osuntokun came in with a long list and immediately moved towards the president for a small conversations. He dropped the list in front of Mr. President and located an empty sit at one corner of the hall. The president pushed the list towards the direction of Gov Akpabio of Akwa Ibom State and left the meeting with the Vice president around 4.05 am. At this point, Akpabio took over the meeting and he announced that Mr. President has approved the distribution of N20 billion among some state governors. He also announced that the following states (Kano, Lagos, Rivers and Kaduna) would take N2billion each to woo voters in this states. Another 2billion was also set aside to buy some political and public analysts to talk more about Mr. President and his achievement over the last 6 years. Some TV stations such as AIT and Channels would do the Job. The meeting agreed to reduced negative adverts on Buhari, but Gov. Ayo Fayose of Ekiti and his counterpart from Ondo saw it differently. The meeting came to an end at about 6. 10 this morning. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10153103030734228&id=751614227&refid=7&_ft_=qid.6115637061956255653%3Amf_story_key.-146812201225118034&__tn__=%2As |
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