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All of u Una fada..

brandydaniells:
i dont know why am happy to hear this

you are not u are just trying to gain attention....
biko.

lanrejoe10:
Oh good
Nothing to explain
Am sure he got knock down while the car driver was trying to avoid giving him bribe

pray your mouth don't lead you to hell.

Mehn it painful may your gentle or stubborn soul rest I. perfect peace..

SuperBlack:
I always block my Last Seen but not because of the Reasons you mentioned above

then what are the reasons.

BUSHHUNTER:
Op, and y do i need her last seen when I can easily put a call through n get her banged whenever I need her fuvking ass.

Are u married already

And that is y this post will not enter front page...

The topic sef don murder English.

Rip to the dead..

veekid:
Hava

I dey now...

veekid:
After jamb; what next? Go and marry

bro it been a while..

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Mynd44

Wetin concern you now when third mainland bridge don dey fall untop your head..

can it take me to Europe...

this man should just stop saying he would stop corruption in Nigeria.
if you wanna stop corruption in Nigeria I bet you it a lifetime job clause not only government is corrupt what of our varsities, churches, mosque, schools and many more.
just help us minimize that of government then things will be better

The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubakar Malami (SAN), has said the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari is committed to strengthening the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
Malami said this during the opening of the Ibadan EFCC Zonal Office and Stakeholders Engagement Session, held in Iyagaku, Ibadan, the Oyo State capital on Thursday.


He stated that steps were being taken by the Federal Government to review the EFCC Act to protect the tenure of the agency’s head.
Malami said the review would be done under the National Anti-Corruption Strategy, which was released last week by the Federal Ministry of Justice.
He said, “The EFCC, of course, comes in as an essential partner to the success of the implementation of this strategy. Some of the ways we intend to use this strategy is to ensure the agency’s success in achieving its mandate of ridding the country of economic and financial crimes.

“First, there will be a review of the EFCC Act, to strengthen the agency. The strategy will also ensure that the frequent removal of the chairman of the agency becomes a thing of the past. There would also be emphasis on strengthening public education and awareness. Basically, the agency will be repositioned to function at par with its counterparts in developed countries.”

Malami added that the EFCC would remove impediments to accountability in government’s institutions, and strengthen mechanisms and platforms by which Nigerians could hold public officers to account.
Speaking earlier, the acting Chairman of the EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, said he would end corruption in Nigeria in the next 12 months.
Magu said despite the challenges being faced by the agency, the anti-corruption war had been a success.

The event was also attended by the Oyo State Governor Abiola Ajimobi, Ooni of Ife, Oba Enitan Ogunwusi, who was represented by one of the traditional rulers from Osun State, and other notable dignitaries.
Magu said, “The fight has just started and we will do it to the last. We will get them out, just give me 12 months, you will not see them again.”
“On the contrary, it gives me more courage. I work like there is no tomorrow. I work to the last minute. So, it has given me more education and more courage to do the work more. It is about Nigeria. It is about all of us. It is about the protection of the future of the younger ones,” he said.

“If you have nothing to hide, you can rest assured that if the EFCC knocks on your door, it is to ask for your support. Like I have said in the past, we do not go after innocent people; we do not engage in persecution. Our actions are guided by the fear of God, national interest and respect for the rule of law.
“We assure you that we shall not betray the trust and confidence reposed in us, both by the people of Oyo State and Nigerians across the states of the federation. Let me state in unequivocal terms that our presence here should not scare anybody, instead, it should be celebrated by all.”
The EFCC acting chairman also paid tribute to Ajimobi and traditional rulers for their support in ensuring that the commission had an office in Ibadan.


https://9jabless..com.ng/2017/05/plan-to-protect-efcc-chair-underway.html?m=1

NLProblemChild:
how...

never mind.

Peoples Democracy Party, PDP, chieftain in Delta State, Chief Sunny Onuesoke, has added his voice to the condemnation trailing the rumoured impending military coup in Nigeria, saying that the action will be a set back on the development of democracy in Nigeria. Speaking with newsmen in Lagos, Onuesoke advised those nursing the ambition of a military coup to have a rethink, just as he observed that it was no more fashionable for the armed forces to take over government anywhere in the world. Onuesoke “We saw what happened in The Gambia and what is even happening in Cote d’Ivoire now,” he said.

He noted that Nigeria’s democracy was developing and does not need to be disrupted, adding that Nigeria will get it right as it progresses. Onuesoke recalled that despite many years of democracy, United State was still striving to perfect her democracy, stressing that democracy was hundred times better than military junta. “The problem we have here is not as much as what they have in India and the Army never took over for more than 40 years. So we should be allowed to make our mistakes and correct ourselves. We should all remember that almost 50 per cent of our problems today were caused by military rule. Mention any problem we have, from corruption, deficit in infrastructure and even militancy and others were caused by the intervention of the military in governance. “Is it not a shame that we are mentioning coup at this time of our national life? If we are tired, can’t we go our separate ways? Let’s immediately begin to thinker with the option of true federalism and return to regional government structures. It is better to look for a missing dark goat in daylight because doing that at night may prove unsuccessful,” Onuesoke advised.





https://9jabless..com.ng/2017/05/coup-rumour-set-back-to-nigerias.html?m=1

NLProblemChild:
Pishure or u knw i won't believed u.

always causing choas

This is not right.
Just now another court give nod to DSS to hold ubah for another 14 days.
Nigeria which way

Justuceleague2:
See them


"finally our man is out"


In other thread they are shouting recession like they are calling God's name


Tufiakwa awon smellos

just correcting your mistakes

Finally our man is out.

The Lagos state police commissioner has called on all police officials to shun bribery and corruption Fatai Owoseni also spoke out against police brutality and the senseless killings.
He also warned that police found guilty of such will be made to leave the state Fatai Owoseni, the Lagos state police commissioner, on Tuesday, May 23 warned Area Commanders and Divisional Police Officers (DPOs) in the state police command to shun bribery or leave the state. He also warned that the era of impunity and corruption among police officials was gone. According to Premium Times, he appeal to his subordinates to come for transfer if they would not want to play by the rules in the state.



https://9jabless..com.ng/2017/05/only-god-has-right-to-take-life-lagos.html?m=1

makydebbie:
It's a yes.

good...

BoleynDynaSTY:
I thought you guys already said we're out of recession already?

about to

makydebbie:
You asked if it's a yes or a no...

and then I expect you to answer me

Afonjashapmouth:
Weyrey people

u mean the Cbn gov

makydebbie:
What's the question again?

Come again I don't get u