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well I don't ride okada on express see is not affecting me in no way

keep flayiny the flag
naija for life

this guys should have keep running update not new devices Every 11months

am some old a.$.$ real man

fashola take am easy n.a. man most wak
if u should grate good jobs for those guys and the ban would have not been bad tell me a man who has five kids and the only mins of In cone is okada.
how would such a man take care his of his family.
eko oni baje ooo

19naia: I never knew how much he had actually been involved with,but i know he was a traveler who loved to be in his camel caravan that would strech for kiliometers across the deserts carrying lots of his wealth in gold and salt,he would arrive at strange places across africa and give away so much gold at the same value as salt and in some places where gold was not known or used,they prefered salt as more value...it was mansa´s great generousity that led greedy men of conquest to fix their eyes on him to plunder his fortune when he passed away......remember that the word "Salary" comes from the word "SAL" which neans "SALT"..."Salary" is from the time when salt was the great traded good of the empires on earth...people would be paid in salt slabs,and no more supriseing than people tradeing in cowry shells found in the dirt....Some people of various places would prefer to be paid in salt rather than gold...The places that produced salt still exist today and trade along the upper ranges of the niger river down to the south...There were many great lakes in sahel africa even bigger than the original lake Chad..They ranged from mali to niger and maybe even into Sudan..Its the dried lake beds that have concentrated minerals such as salt.....I suspect that the great "golden Monarchs" of ghana are related in ancient times to the early gold mining tribes that led to the rise of mansa musa tribe and the asante tribe..they all mine gold using the same technique....

thanks for this informations atlest I have lent something here

this ain't no toy gun

this is totally unacceptable. It might be acceptable in
other other part of the world but this is Africa for God's sake. Being
ethical is what makes us different, strong and better than the whites
what is this guy upto

King Mansa Musa’s astounding wealth came from his country Mali’s
production of more than half the world’s gold and salt, Celebrity Net
Worth said. A photograph of Mansa Musa on a map of North Africa circa
1375.
King Mansa Musa wasn’t just the 1% of the 14th century — he may be
the richest person of all time. As the obscure ruler of West Africa’s Mali
Empire, Musa amassed a jaw-dropping $400 billion during his reign from
1312 to 1337, according to a new inflation-adjusted list by
celebritynetworth.com.
As for Musa’s moolah, his “shocking wealth came from his country’s vast
production of more than half the world’s supply of salt and gold,”
according to the Celebrity Net Worth survey, which converted each
billionaire’s fortunes into 2012 dollars.
Musa was a devout Muslim who spearheaded an extensive building program
of palaces and mosques.
But his money was eventually lost after his death in 1337, when he was
believed to be in his late 50s.
“His heirs were not able to fend off civil war and invading conquerors.
Just two generations later, his world record net worth was gone,”
Celebrity Net Worth said.
Of the list’s top 25, 14 are Americans, including Microsoft founder Bill
Gates, whose inflation-adjusted worth is about $136 billion.
The 25 billionaires and families listed have made some megabucks, with a
combined worth of $4.3 trillion.
Celebrity Net Worth's list
1. Mansa Musa I , (Ruler of Malian Empire, 1280-1331) $400 billion
2. Rothschild family (banking dynasty, 1740- ) $350 billion
3. John D. Rockefeller (industrialist, 1839-1937) $340 billion
4. Andrew Carnegie (industrialist, 1835-1919) $310 billion
5. Tsar Nicholas II of Russia (last Emperor of Russia, 1868-1918) $300
billion
6. Osman Ali Khan, Asaf Jah VII (last ruler of Hyderabad, 1886-1967)
$236 billion
7. William the Conqueror (King of England, 1028-1087) $229.5 billion
8. Moammar Khadafy (former Libyan leader, 1942-2011) $200 billion
9. Henry Ford (Ford Motor Company founder, 1863-1947) $199 billion
10. Cornelius Vanderbilt (industrialist, 1794-1877) $185 billion
11. Alan Rufus (Fighting companion of William the Conqueror, 1040-1093)
$178.65
12. Bill Gates (Founder of Microsoft, 1955- ) $136 billion
13. William de Warenne, 1st Earl of Surrey (Norman
nobleman, ??-1088) $146.13 billion
14. John Jacob Astor (businessman, 1864-1912) $121 billion
15. Richard Fitzalan , 10th Earl of Arundel (English nobleman,
1306-1376) £118.6 billion
16. John of Gaunt (son of Edward III, 1330-1399) £110 billion
17. Stephen Girard (shipping and banking mogul, 1750-1831) $105
billion
18. Alexander Turney Stewart (entrepreneur, 1803-1876) $90 billion
19. Henry, 1st Duke of Lancaster (English noble, 1310-1361) $85.1
billion
20. Friedrich Weyerhaeuser (timber mogul, 1834-1914) $80 billion
21. Jay Gould (railroad tycoon, 1836-1892) $71 billion
22. Carlos Slim (business magnate, 1940- ) $68 billion (TIE)
22. Stephen Van Rensselaer (land owner, 1764- 1839) $68 billion (TIE)
23. Marshall Field (Marshall Field & Company founder, 1834-1906) $66
billion
24. Sam Walton (Walmart founder, 1918-1992) $65 billion
25. Warren Buffett (investor, 1930- ) $64 bill
source=> www.independent.co.uk/news/world/world-history/meet-mansa-musa-i-of-mali--the-richest-human-being-in-all-history-8213453.html

my junior sister says=> I should not give her yet but act along and see what is on her mind. Is thIs wise?
. but my gf is already ignoring my call

I broke up with this girl 2years back(I cheated) I begged her for 8months but she reply no after 4months she came to my 0ffice without notifying me she was coming. she was Impress my the large amount of customers and sales that day she gave me the old tImes kIss and ask me to text her and she left. the way she talked and act that day I know she want me back. two days later she called me and said her pause that contain 10.000 was missing and thats the part payment for her school fees. I told her to take hart cuz I just lost my iPhone5. I got a new one 2 days later she saw It and start yelling at me she stays home could not go to school and all I do was buy expensive things.
is she testing me for luv cuz in our previous relationship she has never ask me for penny. OR is she making use of me.

ekenedegreat: why is it dat 9ja girls claims 2 be virgin mary when dey re not. Re u trying 2 tell us dat its only d guys dat luvs sex or demands 4 sex ? Come on mek una wakeup oo.

abi ohh

10x pal

oyibo Don add salt and pepper

[quote author=UmericanGirl]I don chop finish [/quotechai
ehh do another warn na

@mod pls close this thread am unable to upload the pics

the pic don't want to upload

more pics

Cossy with friend's husband..:-)
Let's help the wifey see it. Lol. This Cossy eh,
you either love her or hate her. I'm loving
her! She no send anybody...:-)

The Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission (EFCC) yesterday arrested one
Abubakar Tijani Sheriff, whom it described as
a bulk currency smuggler, as he attempted to
smuggle $7million out of the country.
The EFCC said in a statement today that
Sheriff, 24, was arrested at the Murtala
Mohammed International Airport in Lagos en
route Dubai, United Arab Emirates, as he
boarded his flight.
Following his arrest, he declared that he had
a total sum of $4.5million on him but
thorough screening and search showed that
he was actually carrying $7,049,444, the
commission said. Sheriff then confessed that
he was a courier for 20 individuals who hired
him to courier the money for them to Dubai.
“Investigations by the EFCC showed that
Sheriff is a regular traveller and one of
several couriers of illegal cash suspected to
be proceeds of crime,” the commission adding
that his claims concerning his accomplices are
being investigated.
Travellers leaving the country are statutorily
required to declare cash in excess of $
10,000. However, under the provisions of the
Money Laundering Act, it is not sufficient to
declare excess cash; the onus is on the
person making the declaration to explain the
source of the excess cash and the reason for
the export.
The EFCC noted that globally, bulk cash
smuggling is usually associated with proceeds
of crime, where legitimately earned funds are
processed through the banking system.
“Our experience in the last few years
indicates an emerging trend of bulk cash
smuggling to Europe, Middle East and North
America with the attendant consequence for
capital flight. Some Nigerian citizens are
routinely arrested at airports in Europe and
North American for currency smuggling
though no such arrests have been recorded in
the Middle East. But in all cases, the money is
lost as they are never repatriated back to
the country.”
The Commission warned travellers who wish
to move bulk cash out of the country to do so
through the banking system, or to be
prepared to declare it and explain its origin.
Sheriff is being detained at the EFCC’s
holding facility in Lagos pending his
arraignment in court.

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i worn chop??

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ole u dey find money for jet abi??