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Holy Day= Holy Sex= Holy Pregnancy= Holy Child. It all adds up.

You are so intelligent n devilish, and that turns me on.

Cc Sinistermind

We all know PDP misruled Nigeria, no be today, so did the military but trying to defend every criticism by reminding us of PDP misrule is foolish nd childish. PDP misrule shouldn't be a reason for them to behave anyhow is govt and expect Nigerians to keep looking. PDP members are also Nigerians and they are also affected by the hardly this govt is directly and indirectly inflicting on Nigerians.

Iara is just the celebrity while Oshiomole is like an assistant husband.

Warris dis? A state uni? Fashola don set pace sha

The management of the University of Lagos, yesterday, ordered the immediate closure of the institution, ‎following students’ protests over epileptic power supply and poor water supply. The school in a circular said the closure was also due to the difficulties faced by the “large number of students” living off campus to attend classes as a result of the lingering fuel crisis. “Senate noted that the problem of poor municipal service is a national issue that the governments at both state and federal level are addressing,” the circular stated.   The university management said it was suspending all academic activities on campus to forestall further breakdown of law and order. It also ordered the students to vacate their halls of residence immediately. “A decision to re-open for normal academic activities will be made as soon as municipal services improve. “All members of the University community are enjoined to go about their normal activities as adequate security measures have been put in place,” the circular added.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/unilag-shuts-water-shortage-epileptic-electricity-protest/

omenka:
Bruce Lee has given unsolicited 'epic' response/opinion about everything but to this day has failed to respond to questions about his choice of printers/publishers.

The question trended on his TL and sent the blabbermouth on the run from social media for over two weeks, only to resurface when the heat subsided.

I'd be a mad man to take such a character seriously.

Then who should we take serious? APC? Please tell us another joke.

Hehehe. Naija my contri

I beg to disagree with Omojuwa, we had options. No necessarily Jonathan or the PDP, there are other parties in the country. Nigerians need to start voting beyond party lines. With the Calibre of people in the APC I knew nothing good could come out of the party, so I'm not surprised at this current situation of the country. We've made a mistake, let's live with it and hope 2019 won't be too late.

And the story continues... In other news, has anyone seen one of the 40 tankers of fuel sent to the south west?

In Other news, where can I see fuel?

Kachukwu the magician, Shey he knows that tomorrow is wednesday.

Please oooo... our ancestor in Lying Affairs (lying Mohammed) has being missing since this fuel crisis started.

Angelberry:
Na prison fine like that

My question exactly.

When 2 heads aren't better than one.

I guess all everyone that commented on twitter are "IPOB" youths. And it was a year ago dis people were shouting sai baba... I laugh in Igbo mixed with Yoruba.

Oya Wizkid, did ur director Bleep dis one too?

cute9ja:
Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayodele Fayose, on Sunday identified himself as a target of President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration for what he linked to his unrelenting criticism of the President’s policies.

He added that the realisation made him to be cautious of his dealings in office.



The governor, who spoke during an interactive session with journalists in Lagos, noted that he had started the construction of a flyover in Ado/Ikere Road for N5.7bn and invited the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to be part of the project from the outset.

Fayose said, “I have started the construction of a flyover in Ado/Ikere Road for N5.7bn. I have also invited the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to be part of it, because I know I am a target of the current administration.

“You may not like my face or my style. But take the message and leave the messenger. If they have anything against me, they would have published it I know. I prepare for my defence. I am fully prepared.

“Criticising the President should not make an enemy. We will sue the government. We learnt this from Asiwaju Bola Tinubu. He is always in court either by proxy or direct. You cannot keep arresting my principal officers and members of my state House of Assembly.”

The governor also urged the President to devalue the naira without further delay, adding that he blamed him for the current economic woes in the country.

“The All Progressives Congress deceived us. They manipulated us. I blame the current economic woes in Nigeria on the President. No matter the past economic situation of a country, a good manager would have been able to normalise the situation. The way things are going in Nigeria, the economy may shut down soon,” he stated.

http://www.nigerianeye.com/2016/04/im-target-of-buharis-administration.html

He just hit the nail on the head... people keep on saying the President hasn't replied him. The president cannot reply him because the president has no defence, the presidency is doing the only thing they can do that is, trying to intimidate him with the DSS and Police.

APC apologists on this forum makes wonder whether it is pride or foolishness that's making them defend the uselessness of the present administration. We have almost 11 months of virtually nothing. A girls sees her monthly period more than she sees electricity, getting fuel is another day job of its own. I will always say, i've kuku accepted my fate as a Nigerian, pata pata, I will go back to my village and start subsistence farming.

coachwilcox:
I don't blame all y'all calling wizkid a child. If na Yankee or developed countries and you publish an unverified and false story na class action defamation lawsuit wey go bankrupt you be your case.

The girl is driving traffic to her blog by smearing the image of others. Image means a lot to a musician or other entertainers. Like na developed country she go don dey court dey defend herself. When jury or judge order her to pay 100million in damages for one story, she go hear am.

And who says law on defamation d exist in Nigeria? If he knows the story is false and there was Malice on Linda's part, he should seek redress in court, instead of dis public display of stupidity and foolishness.

I wonder who is wizkid PR manager? That person is obviously doing a bad job. What did Linda do wrong? Publishing what's news worthy? When the new of Rick Ross owing a diamond store $90,000, did he come after the media house that leaked it? Or when JayZ was owing an airline charter company. If what Linda is saying is defamation, he should sue for damages instead of coming on social media to displaying his childishness for the world to see. Who is wizkid that she shouldn't publish a story about him... he should swerve jare.

Some people just come here and show they are kids like wizkid himself. First and foremost, what brought him to the post in the first place? She didn't call anyone out or anything, he came from nowhere and blasted her. The mention of the director thing (even if it's true) and her mother was the height of immaturity but anyway, u can take the monkey out of the forest but can't take the forest out of the monkey. Some people just came on here maybe because they are fans of wizkid or probably hating on Linda start blasting her without know if what wizkid says is the truth or just coming out of an embittered ignored guy (at least that is what some guys do to girls that reject or ignore them). I'm neither a fan of Linda cos I really don't like her nor wizkid himself.

Please tell us something new.

ErasmusCOMP:
Once upon a time, GEJ was criticized for not visiting Borno state.

My thoughts exactly

I wonder if baba thought it was a coal summit, what concerns Nigeria with Nuclear summit. Believe it or not, the predicament of Nigerians isn't anywhere close to PMB priorities.

Ekiti State Governor, Mr Ayodele Fayose has called on well-meaning Nigerians to prevail on President Mohammadu Buhari to stop his needless foreign trips, describing the president’s trip to the United States of America on Wednesday for the 4th Nuclear Security Summit while Nigerians are suffering at home as “joke of the year.”
The governor said “it remains a mystery what President Buhari that met power generation at 6,000MW and could not manage it such that power generation crumbled to Zero Megawatt yesterday, will contribute to the Nuclear Energy Summit in America.”
Speaking through his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere Olayinka, Governor Fayose said “it is shameful that while President Buhari was far away in the United States of America, attending a summit that does not have any bearing on Nigeria and its people, an unprecedented happened – power generation stopped completely for over three hours!”
He said the sufferings of Nigerians deserved the attention of the president instead of junketing around the world, wasting the country’s scarce foreign exchange. The governor alleged that over $50 million must have been spent on the president’s frequent foreign trips, adding that Nigerians should ask President Buhari whether his trip to the United States of America to attend Nuclear Energy Summit will bring the lingering fuel scarcity being experienced in the country to an end. “Nigerians are suffering. Petrol has become so scarce that our people now sleep in petrol stations to buy fuel at N200 per litre while the president who should alleviate their sufferings is in the USA, attending a summit that he won’t even understand whatever that is discussed there. “This is not acceptable. Mr President should stay at home and see to it that at least, power generation returns to 6,000MW that he met it if he cannot add to it. “Mr President should stay at home and bring this fuel scarcity that has paralysed almost all activities in the country to an end. “Nigerians are saying their president should stay at home and bring to an end the killings, raping of women and destruction of farmlands by Fulani herdsmen. “Most importantly, the President should listen more to those of us who criticise him instead of those hailing every of his wrong steps either because of what they intend to gain or for fear of persecution,” the governor said.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/nigerians-suffering-buhari-must-stop-needless-foreign-trips-us-trip-joke-year-fayose/

Suddenly, things seem to be turning around for Chief James Onanefe Ibori. There is a frenzy of writings in FACEBOOK about his release date; some of the postings actually say he has already been released and will be in Nigeria as soon as he could possibly get a seat on a flight. To those who post such, I have little to say. So, this article is not addressed to them, but to those who are doing their malicious best to destroy whatever ray of positive light, from the Ibori point of view, that has been trained recently on this case. One such person approached me a few weeks ago to ask where Ibori got the money with which he bought a private jet. When I told him that Ibori never bought a private jet, he began to stutter. From there he asked if it was not true that Ibori got some oil majors to launder money for him. When I reminded him that Ibori never faced such a charge, and that such nonsense only appeared in an unconscionable newspaper allegation that Mr. Nuhu Ribadu made, and that such a question has given his revisionist source away, he left after promising to call me for further questioning. This man who came all the way from the US and who claimed he was researching a book has yet to call me again. Yet, why such revisionist efforts? Suddenly, the hunters are becoming the hunted as the British Police investigators and the Prosecution officials that were arrayed against Ibori have been so deeply indicted that they have all been dropped from the case. And the recent court sessions on the case came at Chief Ibori’s behest. Now, Ibori’s legal team may actually ask that Ibori’s conviction be quashed – as a lawyer, Mr. Stephen Kimlish advised openly on London-based Ben TV interview as was rebroadcast by AIT. He said: “Well, the fact is that most times, people plead guilty for the wrong reasons. It does happen. In my career I have seen people plead guilty because of wrong advice or when the evidence seem too strong or when they have lost hope and sometimes they don’t have the will-power to stand long trial or their Barrister might say you will get a much lower sentence if you plead guilty, so I can’t say in particular why James Ibori pleaded guilty and whether he is guilty or not guilty but what I can say is that when there is corruption on this scale and in the background of the case, I’m involved in this case, the British law says that even if you pleaded guilty or not, your guilty plea can be quashed because the British public can’t discountenance such major corruption in a common investigation, therefore, whether you plead guilty or you plead not guilty, your conviction can be quashed. So in this case that is what we are currently aiming for. As for Bhadresh Gohil, I am going for quashing”! One of the devilish media bashings Ibori suffered from is this example from Mr. Olusegun Adeniyi, implying in a newspaper article of September 20, 2012 that Ibori had no other source of income while he was Delta State Governor. Relying on the 44-page paper filed by the London Metropolitan Police, against Ibori in court, I’ll prove that Adeniyi and others erred terribly. It bore a simple title: “R versus James Ibori. Opening Note For Sentence”. It proclaimed in line one that the Defendant, James Ibori, was the Governor of Delta State, one of the richest oil producing states in Nigeria….Second item; “He deliberately and systematically defrauded the people whose interests he had been elected to represent”. Third item: “The total sum that Mr. Ibori has stolen remains unquantified. However, the sums that formed the subject of the two indictments to which Ibori has pleaded guilty amount to approximately Fifty Million Pounds”. Yet, most news organizations said Ibori had pleaded guilty to stealing 350 million Pounds. The Guardian of London, which reported the 50 Pounds sum, added that Ibori “amassed a portfolio of six properties outside Nigeria worth £6.9m at a time he was being paid £4,000 a year as state governor of the Delta region. “The properties in London included a flat in St John’s Wood, a house in Hampstead, and one in Regent’s Park. He also had a £3m mansion in South Africa and properties in Texas and in Dorset, near to where his children attended private school. “Ibori also bought a fleet of luxury cars, and in three years ran up £920,000 on his American Express Centurion card – a card only available to the super-rich, Was told the court. In 2005, Ibori instructed a London solicitor to buy a private jet costing $20m”. Now, on whether Ibori had other sources of income, may we jump to page 14 of that same document, item 81, and dealing with MER Engineering? “MER was a company that was incorporated in Nigeria in 1990. It built houseboats, which were rented out to oil workers in the Delta. It was Ibori who was able to influence the contracts with Chevron and Shell and the NNPC” Item 83: “It was MER money that paid for the Ibori property in Hampstead, Westover Hill: Count 5. Item 84, “It was MER money that paid for the house Ibori bought in Houston Texas. Item 85, “it was MER money that paid for the deposit for the $20 million Challenger Jet airplane that Mr. Ibori was in the process of buying when his monies were restrained by the UK courts”. Weeks before Ibori was sentenced, EFCC arrested and questioned one Dr. Babalakin on the charge that he helped Ibori launder money, using the account of Babalakin’s company. EFCC said Ibori never tried to buy a Challenger jet but was only helped to launder money by pretending he was buying a jet. I replied that the EFCC was lying because it had known for years that Ibori actually invested some money in a registered air-charter company for a jet that would be used commercially, but the world has been deceived that Ibori had bought, or was in the process of buying, a private jet. The aircraft investment made with MER Engineering funds appeared in the Guardian of London and other papers, thus: “in 2005, Ibori instructed a London solicitor to buy a private jet costing $20m”. Now, which private jet was London MET Police talking about? Or did the EFCC not arrest Babalakin on the allegation that he helped Ibori launder money in the guise of buying a private jet? And didn’t the same London Met Police state in court that Ibori had invested only $4million on that aircraft – money from MER Engineering? Adding the $4 million for the jet to the $6 million for the properties, sums that came from MER Engineering, brings the entire sum to $10 million. If you make allowance for police exaggeration of property costs, you would have a sum that is below $8 million. It is a huge amount but it is nowhere near 50 or 250 million Pounds. And the monies came from MER Engineering accounts. Also, I don’t want to go into the amount of the travel and overnight allowances that Ibori was paid during his eight-year tenure as Governor. In fact I once reminded Olusegun Adeniyi, that he collected allowances for trips with the late President Yar’Adua and especially for that 2010 South African World Cup jamboree which he, among a “lean” retinue of 500 officials costing Nigeria N314, 473,438. 22, attended. Was the allowance for that trip part of his annual salary? Sometimes I am tempted to disbelieve my eyes. On item 175 of the same court document: “By the time he was into his second term of office as Governor of Delta State, James Ibori had defrauded Delta State of such large sums of money that he was planning to buy himself a private jet aeroplane costing $20 million.” Is this not the same plane for which Mr. Babalakin was arrested, and EFCC said he was laundering money for Ibori in the guise of buying a plane? Item 183: “MER had an account at Barclays bank in Knightsbridge. The Money went from the oil companies straight out of Nigeria and into MER account in Barclays”. And that too is a crime? Item 29: “Mr. Ibori used money defrauded from the people of Nigeria to buy a property in Houston in Texas … “only to see in Item 84, “It was MER money that paid for the house Ibori bought in Houston Texas’. Ibori’s many sins for which he was convicted included this terribly grave crime: Item 34: “In addition to his millionaire life style, Ibori called himself “HIS EXCELLENCY”, a title not recognized by the constitution”. Also, Nuhu Ribadu accused the oil majors of helping Ibori launder money over the same MER Engineering contracts, claiming that MER Engineering had no contracts at all with those oil companies. And such nonsense even found its way into the Financial Times of London in September 2007 and the Saharareporters even published a story; “How Ibori Bought A Private Jet”. Really, truth has been terribly eclipsed in the Ibori media-lynching bid.   Tony Eluemunor is Chief James Ibori’s Media Assistant.

Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/04/curious-facts-ibori-london-case/

Astroid impact and gamma rays tho, scared of those 2. Solar flares also can do the job. But Aliens? LMAO

Adaure4ever:
This is just a Publicity Stunt, these politicians are very careful on what they put in their mouth, these pics is just to encourage people to plant and eat home grown things

Right on there... why must a photographer be taking pictures while picking veggies? Maybe if she's taking her bath with "okin" soap, the same photographer should take her pic to encourage made in Nigeria goods.