won't ever approach any lady without double barrel-ed condom.

have sound 20 tons truck in lagos. call 08186567232

Its high time Nigerians start burning property that belong to corrupt politicians and Criminals. It happened in Owerri and people learnt their lessons.

From the husband's angle
That he asked his wife to keep quiet does not mean that he won't find a quiet time to talk to tthe lad. No man wants his wife to be unhappy. Probably husband is buying time so the young lad could complete his education and move on.

Madam should listen to her husband. She should be genuinely polite to the boy. She can never tell she might have need to live in this little lad's house sometime in her lifetime

one can only imagine how many Nigerians have died at the hand of teterrorists. ALL ARMS BEARING ACROSS THE LENGTH AND BREADTH OF THIS NATION MUST AT ONCE.

government should do the right thing first by providing an alternative to them.

You aint seen nothing yet. Wait till another company produce , "CC"

Na as the yeye Visafone internet wey i dey use now de do break and quench.

Dem just de launch yeye tokunbo satelites. Dem no fit launch better communication satellite.

Man is called upon to reflect on the life he leads. This is another great opportunity for one to make resolutions, and stick to them, to refrain from wrongs against Man and God. It is rather a personal thing as the race to heaven is every one to his own.

Fashola is God sent. He should as well heavily tax these Companies, sorry churches/Mosques.

They have become a major means of reaping off the hopeless masses, victims of politicians.

Ndata:

I want to find out if its just coincidence that both Ojukwu and Zik were born in Zungeru,Niger State

This vindicates tpia


NLders, there's no need playing to the Gallery. Gov Aliyu is entitled to his opinion.

The truth still remains, Ojukwu is an Honorable Man. Hence Aliyu Knows the truth and is proclaiming it to the entire universe.

This Trial has taken just 1 year. Mustafa's Trial is taking forever!!!

What a lesson for us all

They dont want Cake. They need NNN,$$$.00

A whole lot is wrong with this post;

The Gen may have decided to retire to Kaduna, while his detractors willfully choose to presume that he can no longer afford his rent.

Another angle is that the Gen is at liberty to Rent/Lease or acquire various other property in ABJ that suites his pocket.

Yet another scenario, I strongly refuse to buy the concept that the Gen does not own any property in ABJ. Further more that none of his sons, cronies, mates, wives, well wishers, etc could provide an abode for him in ABJ.

I got it now. The guy in the funny outfit is the best man. The other loser behind is one of the groom's men. And there's a lady as well behind, probably the chief brides maid.

The groom is not in this picture. No sensible man will do this to his lineage.

Why is it because he is both[i] crownless[/i] and [b]capeless [/b]and is spotting white shoes?

I think this guy is sturbon. He must be cherubim and Seraphim. And insists on being in full regalia.

I think we should be asking, why didn't it misfire?

Religion should not be the trigger.

Poor police officer diligently doing his duty. May his soul rest in peace. And GEJ should handsomely compenssate his immediate family

Guys, Guys!!! Pls let this thread run. There are people who are waiting to learn from this thread, may be the so called les,,, and their guys. By derailing, all gain nothing.

IG Dikko seams to be making the right noise. Will he follow it up with sustainable correct actions?

These people are yet to learn anything. They levy the masses to perpetuate their luxurious life style.

This is simply inviting the summed recent fate of Tunisia, Libya, Morocco and Syria to Nigeria. Because one day the masses will surely rise.

Sahara Reporters: February 13, 2012 - 18:09

Six weeks after President Goodluck Jonathan declared a hike in the price of petrol which led to mass rallies of Nigerians at home and abroad, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has made it official: poverty in Nigeria has doubled over the past decade.

Over 100 million Nigerian were living in "absolute poverty"— less than a $1 a day—in 2010, the NBS said in a new report. That doubles the 1996 figure of 67.1 Nigerians in that category. The figure was 68.7 in 2004, when President Obasanjo famously declared that he knew no poor people of that description in Nigeria.

The news comes six weeks ahead of a report that the cost of electricity in the country will almost double next April before the privatization of 18 state-run power generation, distribution and transmission companies that is supposed to make power available and affordable.

The harder times to come are in the face of greater luxury living for Nigeria’s political elite as Nigerians learned, over the weekend, that their 109 Senators will this week start to receive expensive new Toyota Land Cruiser sport utility vehicles (SUVs) purchased by the National Assembly at a cost of over N16million each. The Senators will spend over N1.7 billion on the item before shipping, taxes and insurance, and the cars will add to other choice toys in the Senatorial fleets.

In a report yesterday, The Nation on Sunday said it was told that the National Assembly Service Commission (NASC) handled the purchase of the vehicles directly, without the use of a contractor, opting to buy directly from the manufacturer “to reduce cost.”

The vehicles will arrive just in time to consolidate the high profile lifestyle of the Senators, the furnishing of whose offices also commences this week. The NASC, unwilling to be troubled with the “minor” local business of supplying refrigerators, computers and other office equipment, contracted it to some lucky outside contractors.

While the Senators settle back into the comfort of their $100,724 brand new Land Cruisers so they do not have to worry about suffering discomfort on Nigeria’s horrendous roads, ordinary Nigerians will have to prepare to dig deeper if they wish to enjoy electricity.

According to the report in the Financial Times, the new pricing structure for electricity will see price tariffs rise of 25-88 per cent, but most customer classes will see a 50 per cent increase in their bills, and the return of the s-word, “subsidy.”

“We are making sure that the urban poor and rural dwellers be provided a subsidy so that they don’t see a significant increase in tariff, Professor Bart Nnaji, the Minister of Power, told the newspaper in Abuja. “The rest should be able to pay for it.”

The government’s strategy, said the newspaper, is that cushioning the blow for the poorest consumers – a policy said to be absent during the fuel subsidy removal – will ensure that there is no repeat of January’s mass rallies against the abrupt hike in the price of fuel.

This means that the government will structure the electricity tariffs to try to bribe the poorest people to take no interest in any further mass protests. It is a gamble that is unlikely to work because imbalances in the Nigerian economy suggest that whatever the ordinary people may benefit from so-called “subsidized” electricity they are certain to lose in other areas, such as higher food and transportation costs.

The government calculates, for instance, that the biggest consumers of electricity, wealthy individuals and businesses, will pay the highest rates for electricity. While this is in principle aimed at “cross-subsidizing the less well-off,” there is nothing in the character of the government to suggest that those businesses and individuals will not manipulate the system to their own benefit, or pass their burdens to consumers in terms of highest prices.

Under the arrangement, the government will provide N60bn subsidy this year, and the tariff for the poorest customers will be fixed at N3.3.

“The calculus continues to avoid the obvious: corruption in Nigeria,” said an analyst in Abuja today. “As long as the government and its highest officials and friends refuse to renounce corruption, this is all simply a dance around the camp fire, and anyone who is not close to the fire will enjoy no warmth.”

Said another analyst, “So, the government will pay N60 billion in electricity subsidies this year. The question now is, who will the new electricity cabal be, and how much more will the government pay next year, and in the year just before the next big election?”

The NBS predicts in its report that the trend towards absolute poverty in Nigeria will continue. Absolute poverty is measured by the number of people who can afford only the bare essentials of shelter, food and clothing.

Nigeria's population in poverty
• 1980: 17.1 million
• 1985: 34.7 million
• 1992: 39.2 million
• 1996: 67.1 million
• 2004: 68.7 million
• 2010: 112.47 million
Source: Nigeria's National Bureau of Statistics

@Baba

Watch, its gettin ambiguous. The first set of posts are the best. They were all about love. The later are about relationship.

Nevertheless, am enjoying ya posts. Keep the spirit of the day alive.

This Lady always clads herself up. Her appearance is always prudent. A good example for our ladies.

What a woman. Even with all the wealth and fame.
6 Gramys. 23 American music awards, Billboards award, Emmy awards and various other awards

Though the devil tried to wreck her. She quickly realised her mistakes and made amends.

She is my superstar. The greatest female singer of all times.
Sleep well my beauty.

this simply means that Nigeria security operatives could work when they mean to.

Why don't they mean to work all the time?

Guy, Over-bleep this babe. Na she go run.

She for come in Pants and Bra. Guess she would look so pretty

Ribadu has long been informed about this appointment.
He did not say yes today. He is only making his acceptance speach.

Mummy's boy just got a new job. Why shouldn't he be Happy. Mark my words, he will soon throw a giant party.

hahahhaa

No one sleeps (on NL) tonight.
Load season 2  jare!!!

Mrs, Chima:

I am planning on kicking Oga Chima out the eve of Valentine Day.   

Mr Chima might as well have to attend a very important business meeting out of town on the 13th.

GIANT Lies has kept me out of love