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$9 billion my foot. More like N9 billion |
mbulela:Excuse the sarcasm mister. I dont remember asking your opinion. |
wesley80:guy can you gist me more. i am interested. |
everyday for the thief. . . . . . |
post pics of your housemaid here, lets see the anterior, posterior and side views. then it would become clearer why your madam has acted such |
udeze:Exactly. Complete wastage of scarce public funds if you ask me. |
routes |
Harbb: MUZBO:[size=15pt]Perhaps thats what bankole did[/size] |
mystikal:point being ![]() |
sooter |
for me the most important factor is where your kids would feel most comfortable growing up at each stage of their life. Therefore there is no ideal place to start life. It depends on your circumstances. |
moderators better remove this topic from homepage before you remind the authorities of deserters like us ![]() |
how far is it from the uniben maingate? is it closer to the bypass, ITV studios or maingate? |
Daily mail and their usual garbage |
@beneli nice one. in the amended mental health legislation 2007 in uk of the 1983 mental health act, paraphelia have been forced under the remit of psychiatrists. a really cheeky move. ![]() |
ortsmouth say they are likely to fold after talks with former owner and key creditor Sacha Gaydamak broke down. The club claim that Gaydamak demanded an upfront cash payment to allow Pompey to exit administration and thereby endangered their ability to trade. "It appears likely that the club will now be closed down and liquidated by the administrators," said Pompey. But administrator Andrew Andronikou insisted weekend talks could lead to a "satisfactory conclusion". The club have been in a precarious position since the most recent plan to exit administration was vetoed on 14 October by the Football League. The club initially went into administration in February with debts of about £120m and received a nine-point penalty that made their relegation to the Championship almost inevitable. Gaydamak was Portsmouth's owner between 2006 and 2009 before selling the club to Sulaiman Al Fahim. "Despite the new owners fulfilling all the requirements of the Football League and the creditors, and agreeing and signing up to the required terms of the purchase of the club, at the 11th hour the goalposts have been moved by Gaydamak," said Pompey in a statement. Andronikou added: "We've reached a serious impasse in our negotiations with Sacha Gaydamak and until we can reach agreement with him there is a significant risk that the club will have to be liquidated. "We have agreed terms with every other party involved but there is now this new obstacle that must be cleared. We are trying to get Sacha Gaydamak to see sense. "I'm hopeful that within the next 24 hours we can get the parties around the table and we can renegotiate to everyone's satisfaction."As well as Barclays, Gaydamak and another former owner Balram Chainrai are the club's main secured creditors. Gaydamak has claimed he has secured debt of more than £2.2m, of which he has asked for an unspecified amount upfront. But lawyer Guy Thomas believes the latest development is likely to be a negotiating tactic. "This looks more like a shot across Gaydamak bow," Thomas of SA Law told BBC Sport. "Andronikou might well be hoping that the kind of public pressure that emerged with Manchester United's spat with Wayne Rooney will bring a change of heart from Gaydamak. "Other Championship clubs will also be very concerned by the effect of this development on the league." The last Football League clubs to go out of business were Aldershot and Maidstone in 1992. After a poor start to the season, Portsmouth are unbeaten in their last five games and have picked up 13 out of 15 points. They are due to play away at Hull on Saturday and the game is expected to go ahead. "The atmosphere, I mean it's been very good lately because we're on the up on the field," said Colin Farmery, from the Portsmouth Supporters Trust. "It's been off the field that we've had all the problems and this is perhaps going to be the death knell of the club." http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/p/portsmouth/9120108.stm
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Aloy+Emeka:beneli gave a concise response so that would do. |
He is neither a demon nor mentally ill he is only a sexually deviant criminal that needs to be locked up for a very long time and never be allowed contact with children. |
he probably did not pay them enough bribe/ghana must go |
once upon a time, lebarty was a tuface, dbanj, etc |
they are both not sounding mature. this is what happens when love goes sour. things can get very nasty |
And why is this on the front page? |
good riddance. about time. |
Any decent country should boycott the world cup were russia to be awarded the hosting rights |
H$LBroker:It is not just a nice house its a fantastic house. depends on the location should be worth at least 3 million pounds. |
Twenty-five years after fathering nineteen children from seven different women, the self acclaimed lover boy of the Nigerian music industry, Felix Lebarty is married. He wedded Rosemary, mother of his first four children (two boys and two girls) in a private ceremony that was attended by his children and close family friends. The marriage according to 24 year old Ivie Lebarty, his first daughter and a Church worker at the UK branch of the Christ Embassy Church ‘was initiated by us the children’. ‘We felt there was need for our father to make good his claim that he had received Christ in his life by marrying our mother. And he did just that to the glory of the lord. And as you can see we are home in Nigeria today, to celebrate a reunion between our dad, mum and my little baby who is officially my parents’ first grand child’ and elated told Showtime over the phone. A remorseful Felix Lebarty who also spoke to Showtime over the phone said he had no apologies for fathering children from different women stating that, ‘they are the beautiful gifts God gave to me’. But the Benin, Edo state-born musician who shot into national prominence with the release of his debut album on Tabansi Records titled Lover Boy which included the hit track Ngozi has one regret, his inability to provide love and care, financial support to his children.“My regret till dates is my inability to provide, love, care and financial support to all of my children and this hurts. Every time I see them, I always beg for their forgiveness because of my shortcoming.” Sober and humbled by his past mistakes, a repentant Lebarty disclosed that “when a man goes against the tenets of the Bible that he marries only one wife, destruction awaits such persons at the end of the day. But I thank God for pulling me out of the pit of destruction and giving me a second chance.” Continuing, the born again musician, who pastors his own Church, warned the youth against towing his kind of lifestyle stating that those, who live a Christless life would definitely end up with life in crisis. At the peak of his fame this reporter recalled, Felix had four children from Rosemary his first love, three girls from his affair with Mary (a set of twins and a girl) and three boys from his affair with woman number three, Unoma. Unoma was the lady that featured in the Ifeoma video and the woman responsible for the break up between the musician and his first love Rosemary. Felix also had relationship with Auchi, Edo State born Cordelia (which produced a boy and a girl) and Adesuwa who had a son Destiny. Unfinished yet with his philandering, Felix also fathered children by Zainab who produced a boy and girl, and finally Helen, who brought up the rear with four girls. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/10/after-19-kids-from-7-women-lebarty-marries-first-wife/
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And whats the latest with these [ex] couple at present? |
hilarious ![]() |
Was that paije or crusty the clown lol |
tensor777:In that case, they would both have to seek legal advice, and were the court to agree to a divorce, there may well be a possibility that they may not rule the kids are better brought up by their father [were he to relocate to Nigeria with them] in nigeria. that way the woman may end up without a husband, her kids and a marriage. |
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