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betrani: Hw would he feel banging a woman that age? Son doin it to grandma ehn? No forget say sex is number one way, I mean natural of experiencing each others luv as married couples apart from other material things

is like u no unstand the gameplan, d plan na to yansh am to death.

nasty45: In d context of sambo knowin,i'l say e held unto classified information witout informin d presidency whic translate to him aidin and abating terrorism.SIMPLES

anoda 24 in making

the guy go jus giv am marathon and the old woman go meet em ancestors, trust 9ja guys na! Just 6rounds go kill am

Marlboro1: In their own words - Allahu Akhbar

in their word indeed

No body can't change dis nation, even if those that have gud plans ended up mixing wth the bad eggs. If u can beat them... Nigeria needs total shutdown and formatting with new innovative softwares installed

i cant really remember what brought me here, but the most confusing part was when i was about registering with the site, i was informed that my email had been registered with the site and i just had to reset my password. i think i have found 60% of my ans here

i love this topic, i was once working in a company where they pay me 35g, i told my friends that i want to quit the job to star something of my own but they where like "You dey crase o!, we wey never find job they tuk and you wey de dey pay 35g dey complain" many people try to discourage me including my mum, wow! i letter seek for peoples opinion but one man encouraged and told me things that made me write my letter the next day. though is not easy for the first 3months but now i normally take my launch in tantaliza every day, i now have plenty of time to attend occasions, events, jim, name it, something that would made me write a series of letters when i was working haha, i think it's cool to be an entrepreneur, and remember for one to excel in life one must come out from it's comfort zone

no way let GEJ not give in to these filthy demands otherwise they will ask for more...

mancheeutd: sooner or later u hear they escape from prison atigbon abeg not a story next pls

really

the problem is temporal, GTB rocks

dey no fit

I love this! South Africa has been
taken US (Nigeria) for a ride for
soooooooooooooooooooo
loooooonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnng
gggggggggggggggggg. Who did
they think they are? We spent good money to liberate them from
aparthied, we support and give
them sucour even their busniesses
like MTN IS MAKING MORE PROFI in
Nigeria than in their homeland.
Okosun and other artistes sang and risks rejections from western world
for them, what did this AIDS
invested country pay us with?
indignation and constant disrespect.
BUNCH OF INGRATES!!! More grease
to your elbow Nigerian Immigration. I lov GEJ 4 dis

The diplomatic row between Nigeria
and South Africa deepened on Tuesday
night as another batch of 16 South
Africans were deported from the
country. This brings to 44 the number of South
Africans deported from Nigeria in two
days. Immigration sources at the Murtala
Muhammed International Airport, Lagos
said the 16 deportees, who arrived in
Nigeria aboard a South African Airways
Airbus A330 at about 8:30pm, were
denied entry due “improper travel documents”. According to the sources, the exercise
was supervised by the Deputy
Controller of Immigration in charge of
the MMIA, Mrs. Rebecca Ayuba. Ayuba was said to be acting on ‘order
from above’. It was learnt that the repatriation of
South Africans might continue if their
government refuse to stop the alleged
maltreatment of Nigerians travelling to
Southern African country over a lack of
genuine yellow fever vaccination cards. Twenty-eight South Africans were sent
back home on Monday night for
improper travel documentation and
lack of travel health certificate,
according to immigration sources. Meanwhile, the Nigerian Civil Aviation
Authority, the aviation industry
regulator, has summoned South African
Airways and Arik Air to explains
circumstances surrounding the spate of
deportation of Nigerians travelling to South Africa. The Director-General, NCAA, Dr. Harold
Demuren, met with officials of the two
airlines in a closed-door meeting at the
agency’s headquarters at the Murtala
Muhammed International Airport, Lagos
on Tuesday, according to aviation industry sources. Details of the meeting could not be
ascertained as at press time. Sunnews

money don change hand

bad statistics

shit happens

shiit

@ugo, i v been following this thread 4 sometime now. u dey fall our hand o! Why u dey do dis stuff free na! Anyway im abt starting my thread only the first 5 lucky people gets it free

hmmm

gud move, we must start frm smwhere

frm 8am - 12pm doing some graphic work 4 clients. 1pm - 3pm designing web banner against 2moro. 4pm - 6pm seperating my job 4 digital against 2moro. 8pm-call my girlfrnd who's outta town. Frm 9 till now im busy wth my lapi

na smal smal we go reach there.

President Goodluck Jonathan in June
2011 sought and obtained the approval
of Senate to appoint 20 advisers to assist
him in running his government.
However, the President has, in apparent
breach of the number of aides approved for him, gone ahead to appoint at least
24 advisers as at the last count. Beyond exceeding the number, the
designations of the appointees also raise
serious questions as to the necessity of
the appointments. Let’s consider a few. Dr. Tunji Olagunju, Special Adviser to the
President on NEPAD and Dr. Pius Olakunle
Osunyikanmi, Special Adviser to the
President on International Relations.
Apparently, these two offices could have
been handled by a single person. Besides, why do we have to appoint a special
adviser to the president on these when
there is a ministry of foreign affairs with
more than one minister, permanent
secretary, directors and possibly a
department in charge of NEPAD? Mr. Oronto Douglas, Special Adviser to
the President on Research and Strategy.
Sentiments aside, what exactly is the role
of this office and couldn’t it have been
carried out by a permanent employee in
the Presidency? Prof. Abubakar Sambo, Special Adviser to
the President on Energy. Really? What
distinctive ‘special advice’ is the President
expecting from the incumbent here that
the ministers for petroleum, energy and
power cannot give? Mrs. Sarah Akuben Pane, Special Adviser
to the President on Social Development.
One is too stumped to even comment on
this. Mrs. Sarah Jibril, Special Adviser to
the President on Ethics and Values. What
a joke! Who even monitors what, if any, work some of these appointees have
been carrying out? Kingsley Kuku, Special Adviser to the
President on Niger Delta Affairs. What
would the minister and the minister of
state for the Niger Delta ministry be
doing and what about the head of the
Niger Delta Development Commission? Prof. Dan Adebiyi, Special Adviser to the
President on Special Duties and Senator
Isaiah Ballat, Special Adviser to the
President on Special Duties (Office of the
Vice-President). Could someone please
unpack this designation for us. Same request suffices for Nze Sullivan
Akachukwu Nwakpo, Special Adviser to
the President on Technical Matters and
for Mrs. Asma’u Abdulkadir, Special
Adviser to the President on Gender
Issues. What on earth amounts to ‘technical matters’? And there are also Yakubu Abdullahi,
Special Adviser to the President on
Political Matters (Office of the Vice
President); Mr. Bashir Sufyan, Special
Adviser to the President on Legal Matters
(Office of the Vice-President). Professor Nwanze Okidegbe, Economic
Adviser to the President. What economic
advice would this officer give the
President that the National Economic
Management Team members including
the Minister of Finance and the Minister of National Planning cannot? Senator Ben Obi, Special Adviser to the
President on Inter-Party Affairs. There is
absolutely no reason to appoint a special
adviser for just this function, when there
is Ahmed Gulak, Political Adviser to the
President just as the designation of Dr Mariam Ali, Special Adviser to the
President on Inter-governmental Affairs. Perhaps the most curious is the Special
Adviser (New Media), Reno Omokri. In
clear terms, he is special adviser on
Twitter and Facebook matters! This is
aside the fact that there is a Special
Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity. Strangely, the ‘Twitter and
Facebook special adviser’ is not attached
to the office of the Special Adviser on
Media and Publicity but to the Special
Adviser, Research and Strategy. By the way, these special advisers would
ordinarily have their own personal
assistants and other aides.

U can now pay ur 20 roger wth ur phone through twitter i just confirm that nw

dis musiwa again!

i no wan tuk

i no believe dis story

i can go for 365days

kilandcure:
if this news happen to be false i will personally bomb you in place of bh. take note o

bomb who

shame