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You should have just said u wanted to flash your awesome breez for us to see.

Deadbeat dads are mainly from musicians. Highly immature dudes(some though)

The gods will even reject this thing

Who censored those pictures

What has she got to offer except yansh

Knowledge is power but that is not the case in Nigeria, here Wealth is power

Farmers in Nigeria are suffering because of low incentive from the Government.

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Am not surprised. Shey she was caught on tape cheating on her husband. Damn, she is ugly

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We would just call another electrician to fix it and pay #500

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Never trust your girlfriend with her ex. once the ex comes knocking, she opens wide.

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i celebrate an erudite scholar in the person of Prof. Aja Akpuru-Aja of political science Abia State University Uturu. A Scholar per excellence

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Super Eagles are through to the final of the 2017 WAFU
Cup championship
- Salisu Yusuf's men defeated Benin 1-0 in their semi-final
match on Thursday
- Nigeria will face the winner between Ghana and Niger
Republic in the final

Nigeria have qualified for the final of the 2017 WAFU Cup
championship after beating Benin Republic 1-0 in a tough semi-
final match played on Thursday, September 21.
Kano Pillars' midfielder Rabiu Ali was the hero for the Super
Eagles team B scoring the winning goal for Salisu Yusuf's men
in the 10th minute.
Super Eagles started the match impressive with Anthony
Okpotu and Ifeanyi tormenting the defense of the Beninese
before the breakthrough finally came.

An excellent assist from Lobi Stars' forward Anthony Okpotu
gave Rabiu Ali the superb chance to score for the Super Eagles.
But despite playing most of the game with 10 men, Benin
players exemplified lots of great display which should have
resulted into goals for them.
Nigeria almost scored the second goal at the death through
Afeez Aremu, but Benin goalkeeper Fassinou was at full stretch
to deny the Super Eagles as the match ended 1-0.
The Super Eagles of Nigeria will now face the winner between
the second semi-final clash between hosts nation Ghana and
Niger Republic in the final on Sunday, September 24.
https://sports.naij.com/1126509-nigeria-defeat-benin-advance-2017-wafu-cup-final.html

The Nigerian Customs Service on Thursday seized another 470 rifles at the Tin Can Island Port in Lagos. The Comptroller –General of Customs, Col. Hameed Ali, who disclosed this to journalists, said the Federal Government would engage the Turkish government over spate of illegal importation of dangerous weapons from the Middle East nation to Nigeria. He said a meeting between the leadership of Customs and the Turkish Ambassador in Nigeria, has been fixed for Friday as part of efforts to fish out those directly or indirectly connected with the dangerous importation. He said the new container belongs to the same importer of the 1,100 rifles seized few days ago at the port. “The Customs’ leadership was sad because despite their previous efforts, our officers at the Tin-Island port had intercepted another 470 rifles shipped into the country from Turkey. “The importer of this deadly cargo was Great James Oil and Gas Limited, while the vessel MV Arkas Africa owned by Hull Blyth was used in the illegal shipment of the guns into the country,” the Customs Comptroller General said. According to Ali, the importer used the elbow plumbing plastic he declared in his Bill of Lading as a decoy to deceive the Service before the container No. CMAU189817/8 was subjected to 100 per cent examination by officers. He said Customs officers discovered that the guns were concealed in a 20-foot container. The guns were seized by the Area Controller, Tin-Can Island Command, Mr. Bashar Yusuf. http://thenationonlineng.net/another-470-rifles-seized-lagos-port/