olowookerekemi:
i dnt blive d first pix of dbanji cus der r broken bottles all over d floor

De are not broken bottles

Compare dbanji's 1st pic and burna boy's pic..itz d same place, same concert.

Yesterday 2Face Idibia turned 40 and the music star
kicked off his weekend long birthday celebrations at the
Red Cross Society in Yaba, Lagos, where he was joined
by Basketmouth, Sound Sultan, Bovi & MI Abaga.
While at the Red Cross 2Baba was surprised with a fab
cake by his wife, Annie Idibia.

Many were astonished at the massive cake Annie Idibia got
for her darling husband on his 40th birthday but they do not
know the features of the cake. Did you see the cake? Are you
aware that the speakers on the cake actually blast music?
But wait a minute, the only music coming from the speaker
are all 2face’s songs and this awed 2face that he knew no
other way to appreciate it other than to express his love for
her again.

Annie was impressed by her husband’s reaction that
she sent a shout-out to the cake designers Cakes by Tosan and
Yomi Black on her Instagram:
“God bless the creative mind that helped in creating such a
breath taking cake!!!! My husband was wowed!!!! This cake
has a speaker that actually works!!!! The cake plays almost
all of his songs…INCREDIBLE! !!!! God bless you guys
@yomiblack @cakesbytosan una toooooo muchhhhhhhhh.
.Thank u thank you..”


https://www.naij.com/556236-wow-watch-how-tuface-birthday-cake-sings-all-his-songs.html?utm_campaign=traqli&utm_source=traqli&utm_medium=traqli&source=traqli


Lalasticlala

Drguzzykola:
hmmm, is well, anyway ,thatz pat of d struggle

Yea,it iz.

Drguzzykola:

gat 271 in jamb and 272 in post ume, also did basic<pre degree> gat 189,170! from ondo state... knew body dere, no runz , only have God....,

Cool. I almost fainted in that suffocating and over crowded basic hall .

More

Nollywood actress, ChaCha Ekeh-Faani and her movie producer husband, Austin Faani are celebrating their daughter, Kamara Faani who turned 2 today. Check out the adorable photos of the cute toddler her proud parents just released. Chacha's caption reads:

"On The 19th Of September..This Angel Came Forth..& Perfection Is What She Represents!..God Am Thankful..Miss.K Is 2years Old Today,"

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2876073_11899653141476019533413396200277n1_jpeg234f49878f4c84e4a4172e4d1900a3df

https://instagram.com/p/70fXcziHpc/

The Ekeindes are on a weekend getaway. They are obviously having so much fun.





https://instagram.com/p/7z0TfQG0Lw/

Drguzzykola:
( calling maself Doctor already wen I never even do registration ) .

Thatz the spirit

Drguzzykola:
Finally God has done it!@Godwin. MBBS (unique Uniport). Special tnx to all. Special tnx to my Mentors nd friends here sir
Lomaxx,Chief Lagusta,ebsuguy,drgboyDr Hesjay,Thewhizzkid,Drlaz ,one44nigeria,et al. You
guys have always been a pillar to lean on for encouragement.
God bless u all.To all d aspirants out there my advice for u is
''Never give up''. The race has just begun. #loveYa

Aluta Continua! Victoria Ascerta!

donholy28:
N'afa nna, na mmuo ,na muonso..amen

Hahahahaha

I pray they find him so that he can deliver u frm senselessness

Itz N'afa nna, na nwa, na mmuo nso...

Oya..RECEIVE SENSE!

Abbeyme:
Whattttt..
Disgusting.
Ammonia something.. (NH3)? Abi, chemistry students..

Chlorine + Urea

bassey565:

I can't find it! well why not just add me? 2BC61826

Alright

.

bassey565:


LOL Nightmare to guys who do not possess the antidote to your Sassy nature! Still haven't gotten your contact Doctor

Hehehehe...

Check again...

Its my Pin.

bassey565:

SassySteph a.k.a Every Man's dream! Lol
my name is Victor you?

P.S
More lyk every man's nightmare

bassey565:


Will I be a bit too forward if I ask for your BBM pin or whatsapp number? You know having a doctor's number on ones contact list is one in a life time opportunity?

Lol..'One in a life time' ni?

Incorrect

Check ur mail box

bassey565:


SassySteph a.k.a Every Man's dream! Lol

my name is Victor you?

Am STEPHANIE a.k.a Sassy

bassey565:

Let's take a stroll to Pharmacy school, we'll be right back after this commercial break!

Emotional Filmtricks a.k.a Israel




We meet again..CONGRATS!

DrLazDevitan:

congrats!

Tnx

otokx:
@SassySteph

I heard 2 boys have started fighting for your love, na wa o.

Lol

My gosh!

Who are dey?

Coz ah knw no1 oh

DrUche3:
Comrade! Comrade!! Comrade!!! It's not easy but I'm still very strong and courageous sir! Congrats Steph...I celebrate with U for U to do the same soonest...Thank You Heavenly Father for You are not a man that You should lie!!!

Tnx..I believe u'll make it

Deapexboy:

plenty plenty welcome

Tnx bro

oforkanj1:
congrat!!! Hope u don't get infected by MBBS syndrome
Oga docay oya I dash u ur junior colleague

Lol..Tnx

Deapexboy:


welcome which course?

Medicine

Team MBBS

Omg!!!

otokx:
Merit Admission list is now live on JAMB website ... To God be the Glory...

1. Na for old age ashawo dey know the value of
pikin.

2. Woman wey never see problem... Na im dey
still
hold breast run.

3. Woman wey dey find pikin no dey wear pant
sleep.

4. Rat wey follow lizard enter rain, Na later é go
hear am.

5. Na for afternoon dem dey find black goat.

6. Weather hot!! É No mean say fowl go lay
boiled
egg.

7. EYE WEY DEY CRY DEY SEE ROAD.

8. Pikin wey him mama back cross water, wey
say
him march fish, wetin him mama go march?

9. Small pikin wey dem carry for back no know
say
the journey far.

10. Person wey don faint before no be stranger
to
death.

11. Person wey chop belle full, no know wetin
hungry man dey see.

12. No be as woman dey close eye enjoy sex she
dey enjoy labour pains.

13. Yansh no get teeth but e dey cut shit.

14. Lizard wey fall from tall iroko tree, if nobody
hail
am!! é go hail himself

15. Toto water small, but é reach prick take baff.

16. IF GIRL TAKE HUSBAND DO BOYFRIEND,
SHE
GO TAKE BOYFRIEND DO HUSBAND.

17. Cockroach wey jam fowl, jam bad luck.

18. Na cricket tell him children say, No matter
how
ground strong, Them no go sleep outside.

19. Pikin wey say him mama no fine they use
style
call him papa blind man.

20. No be eye wey dem take chop eba dem take
dey share meat.

21. Person wey use Elephant set trap, na him
know
wetin he wan Catch.

22. When Breeze Blow Fowl Yash Go Open.

23. STUDENT WEY READ NA HIM SERIOUS, BUT
STUDENT WEY PASS NA HIM KNOW BOOK.

24. Dem no dey tell tortoise say race don start.

25. Dem no dey tell blind man say salt no dey for
food.

26. Before you see monkey, monkey don see you.

27. Thief wey jump fence enter house where
owner
dey wait for am, no go jump again.

28. If pikin say he sabi die, him papa sef go tell
am
say him sabi bury.

29. Na wetin dey sweet for goat mouth, Na im
dey
kill am.

30. If e be like say everybody dey craze" na you
dey craze.

31. Meat wey you dey forbid, no use your teeth
cut
am.

32. My thing and our thing no be the same oh.

33. Na happiness dey make prick stnd


Don't spoil the fun, add yours...

Fresh facts emerged yesterday, on how members of the
Jama’atu Ahliss-Sunnah Lidda’awati Wal Jihad (Western
education is evil) , otherwise known as Boko Haram, were
able to perpetrate Friday’s dastardly bombing that claimed
about 12 lives and injuring many more at the Internally
Displaced Persons, IDPs, camp in Malkohi, Yola, Adamawa
State.


In separate interviews, eye witnesses and returnees,
resident in the camp, said some Boko Haram members
masquerading as IDPs were inadvertently brought into the
camp on Thursday, some 24
hours before the camp bombing.
They revealed that some of the persons, brought into the
camp from Sambisa Forest, were the prime suspects in the
bombing.

One of the eye witnesses, Mr. Sunday Musa, told Sunday
Vanguard that camp inmates were preparing to have
breakfast when the blast occurred.
Musa explained that he and other inmates who had stayed
long enough in Malkohi camp, had not been comfortable
whenever new inmates were, brought in, confirming that
there was a protest in the camp, sometime in March, when
some IDPs were brought from Sambisa Forest.


“Our fears were that we in camp know one another; we
know where we came from; and for the military to just
bring unknown faces to join us, especially from Sambisa
Forest, has always been very disturbing to us”.
“Now”, he continued, “see what has happened. Unknown
IDPs were brought in yesterday and there is bomb blast
today. Who do you think is responsible?”
Sunday Vanguard discovered that the influx of IDPs, who
may not have been properly screened before being allowed
into the camp, was a possibility.


Another inmate, who preferred anonymity, disclosed that
the bombing was not carried out by the usual drive-by
instance or a suicide bomber who drove straight into the
camp. He added:
“From the way the bomb exploded and the very stern
nature of the work of the military here, it may have been
smuggled into the camp much earlier.”
NEMA Camp Coordinator in Adamawa State, Sa’ad Bello,
suspected that the blast might have originated from the over
300 IDPs brought into the camp that Thursday morning from
Madagali and 70 others from Sambisa Forest.
The coordinator confirmed that the number of dead might
be higher because of the seriousness of those injured.
Also at the scene of the blast, the North-East Coordinator of
the Red Cross Society, Mallam Aliyu Maikano, who
collaborated with his NEMA counterpart, described the
situation as unfortunate.


An eyewitness, Malama Nefisatu Goni, who escaped the
blast by the whiskers, narrated that she left the scene not
quite ten minutes before the incident. According to her,
women always gathered in tents to make their hair and she
just went there to try and make hers but was told to come
back because of the busy schedule of the operators and the
queue on standby.
“As I was moving from there”, Goni, a widow, narrated in
an emotion-laden voice, “not quite long afterwards, I heard
a loud bang only to see the debris of the tents flying
everywhere”.


www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/how-boko-haram-sneaked-bombs-into-yola-idp-camp/

Cc:Lalasticlala

A 40yr old man identified as Effiong Elemi-
Edu has narrated how he was imprisoned
for 15 years for the murder of politician,
Alfred Rewane, which it was later
discovered that he was not to involved in.
Narrating his ordeal to Aljazeera, Effiong
who is from Cross Rivers, said on October
6th 1995 in the Ikeja part of Lagos state, he
had gone out to buy suya for himself and
his wife when suddenly he heard gunshots.


According to him, he took cover and later
decided to run to his house. As he made
the move to run home, he was halted by an
order from a police officer.
“I stopped. There were police officers, lots
of them.”
They asked him where he was going and he
told them but instead of letting him go on
his way, the officers pushed him into their
vehicle and accused him of being an armed
robber.


“I didn’t understand what they meant
because I was not carrying any weapon on
me, just the money I was going to use to
buy suya. They took us, myself and one
other guy to SARS [Special Anti-Robbery
Squad] at Ikeja, where they kept me under
a tree. Later, they came and took me to the
‘theatre’. There, there were two drums filled
with sand. I was tied like a goat, two of my
hands at my back; they crossed an iron rod
at my back, and then hanged me” He said
he hung in that position for One hour, 20
minutes.


“They tried to force me to admit I was an
armed robber – they even shot me in the
leg. I have never robbed anyone in my life.
I was just a young man struggling to save
money to get admission into a higher
institution to further my education.”
Effiong who had a dream of becoming a
mass communicator had his hope dashed
because an influential politician Delta state,
Alfred Rewane, had been assassinated that
morning by unknown gunmen at his
residence in Ikeja GRA, a few hundred
metres from Effiong’s home.
Effiong was in the wrong place at the wrong
time
“They held me for days. There was no
phone at that time and there was no way
for me to get in touch with my family. It was
my wife who learned about it. I think the
people who saw me when I was taken away
told her. Then she travelled home to inform
my mother. They wanted me to copy a
statement they had written to say that I am
an armed robber and that I conspired with
the others in the murder of Rewane. I
refused. They beat me till my face was
covered with blood which was pouring from
my left ear. I didn’t want to die, so I
recopied the statement in my own
handwriting. The statement is what they
used in implicating us. As I was recopying
the statement, the only thing on my mind
was that I didn’t do anything and that my
God will let everyone know the truth. It was
later that one of the policemen came to tell
us that he was sorry, that it was an order
from above. Later, they charged eight of us
with the murder of the man. I don’t know
the man, never heard of him. Those that I
was charged with murder with, I had never
seen any of them in my life.”he said.
After being tortured and forced to admit
guilt, seven of the men were arraigned
before a high court, and sent to Kirikiri
prison to await trial. But when the men
arrived at the prison, prison officials
insisted that the police take them to
hospital to have their wounds treated.
Instead, they took them to a police station –
where four of the men subsequently died,
reportedly due to the injuries sustained
while being tortured by the police.
“The torture and suffering were too much,”
Effiong reflects.


Rewane’s killing was later linked to the
military junta of Nigeria’s then dictator, the
late Sani Abacha. But Effiong and two other
men – Elvis Irenuma and Lucky Igbinovia,
who had both worked for Rewane –
continued to languish in prison.
Then, after 15 years, more than 200
adjournments and the prosecution’s
inability to produce any evidence linking
the suspects to the crime, the trial judge
discharged the case and acquitted the
suspects, upholding a ‘no case submission’
made by the defence counsel.
“It appears to me that all the police did was
to visit the venue of the incident and arrest
the workers,” the judge declared in her
judgement.


So it was that, 15 years after they were
arrested, three of the seven arraigned men
– Effiong Elemi-Edu, Lucky Igbinovia and
Elvis Irenuma – walked out of prison.
But gone was the fit 25-year-old who was
picked up that night. In his place was a
balding 40-year-old man who walks with a
limp, a constant reminder of the torture he
endured.
“I spoke with Lucky recently, he’s in
Switzerland now,” Effiong says. “I don’t
know what he is doing there. We speak but
not regularly. [And] I saw Elvis in June this
year. I am supposed to call him, only I don’t
have enough units in my phone.”
As for Effiong, things are not going
according to plan.
“I’ve been facing a lot of challenges,
accommodation-wise, money-wise. I need
to get my own place. Right now I’m
squatting with my brother and his wife in a
one-room apartment. That’s why I’m
praying to God to help me get a place of my
own. “When we were over there [in prison]
… at times these churches [would] … come
over to visit. Immediately [when] you …
come out and say you want to go to church
and give a testimony, they will look at you
and say ‘Where is this guy going?’ Once,
somebody came out [and] they
accommodated him. [But] … the guy packed
everything away [stole from them]. So they
[the churches] stopped helping other
people.”


Early on in his imprisonment, his wife
would visit him. But the visits stopped
without warning, and when Effiong was
released, he heard that she had remarried.
He had no idea where to begin looking for
her.
Two years later, Effiong also remarried. His
new wife, Juliet, lives in Cross River, where
Effiong is originally from.
“My daughter is one year and four months
now. I’m yet to set my eyes on [her]. Her
name is Rose. They sent her picture to me.
[But] I haven’t travelled home to Cross
River since 2013 because financially I’m not
okay. I’m so down. If I see money now, I
will travel home today, today, today. I can’t
tell you a lie, life has not been easy. What
will I do? It’s only by the special grace of
God that one is surviving and living. Things
are really so tough in the sense that I just
leave everything to God. These days I watch
football. Then listen to gospel songs. If I’m
alone, I just go through my Bible. They
wasted my time. They wasted the talent that
God gave to me. At times it pains me, when
I look at the way things are going. I know
the level my friends are at now. Is it not my
classmate in secondary school that is a
commissioner in Cross River? The other one
is working in Central Bank. The other one is
a lawyer in Port Harcourt. But I don’t dwell
on those things. If I do, one day I’ll just be
struck down by a stroke. So I have to put all
those things behind me [and] let the will of
God be done.” he said


www.aljazeera.com/programmes/my-nigeria/2015/09/nigeria-prison-crime-didn-commit-150907101327396.html