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Who has a Toyota Venza for sale pls? |
[quote author=tayo_ast link=topic=408693.msg5635626#msg5635626 date=1267820838]can sm1 pls highlight & make bold d key aspect(s). thingy's too too long!![/quote]did not know that nairaland is now koboland, where illiterates ply their wares. Bleep off a'h. Maybe this will cure me of my Daily Punch sickness |
Jonathan, Jonathan, Jonathan, how many times have I called u? eh, eh, eh, ![]() |
Ikana ni kahun kahun kahun ni oda oh ! all of them are the same These hungry party 'leaders'. If the 'warrior' of Ogun leaves tomorow, most of them will decamp. Abeg leave issues. They are dancing konkobilo just to satisfy their lord and keeper of the purse. |
The leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party {PDP}, Ogun State Chapter yesterday issued a warning to the former Lagos State governor, Bola Tinubu urging him to keep off from the state and its environs in the interest of peace in the South-West. The party gave the warning through its Elders Consultative Forum in a communiqué issued at the end of its meeting, held at the home of the Chairman, Okanlawon Soboyejo. Reading out the communiqué to journalists, Mr. Soboyejo said the resolution to ban Mr. Tinubu from visiting the state was reached after the meeting deliberated on his {Tinubu} utterances during the recent burial of late politician, Dipo Dina in Ijebu-Ode. The PDP boss said he recalled that at the burial, Mr Tinubu was quoted to have publicly said that Ogun State would soon be liberated, a statement the forum ‘considered as misguided utterances and least expected from him.’ Intolerable comments The communiqué of the PDP elders, which was read by, the forum’s secretary, Yomi Akinwonmi, said ‘the council frowned at the public statement made by Bola Tinubu in which he said Ogun State will soon be liberated. “To the council, this misguided utterances is least expected from a former governor of a state in enlightened South-West region of Nigeria.” The party leaders said they would not tolerate such statements. “The council therefore warned that Bola Tinubu should henceforth confine his thuggery tendencies to Lagos State as future occurrence of such unprogressive act will be repelled,” the PDP said. The forum also said it passed a vote of confidence on the Ogun State governor, Gbenga Daniel, whom they said has done well for the state. “His foray into the political landscape of Ogun State has presented many unprecedented successes,” the group said. Mr Dina, a former governorship candidate of the Action Congress in Ogun State was murdered last month in circumstances that are still unclear. Mr Tinubu is a national leader of the Action Congress. 234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5534851-146/party_leaders_ban_tinubu_from_ogun.csp |
American Chronicle again? Wetin that rag no go write? I tire o |
I never cease to marvel about the guy's crave for publicity. There's no week his pix is not in al least 3 newspapers, either for his birthday, wife's safe delivery, one of those arrangee awards or just anything. And now this. Mr Swagger indeed. |
[quote author=tpia. link=topic=384311.msg5544355#msg5544355 date=1266579570]how do you know the picture was lifted from nairaland? [/quote]It was acknowledged. |
Bros, how did you arrive at your pricing? A kilo of catfish goes for N400.00. |
Read books on how not to throw away money then get back to me. One basic fact in business particularly one-man shows is the owners must manage and must be physically present, to confront the challenges and adapt to situations. Runaway owners always have themselves to blame. |
I strongly suspect it was a decoy. All these idiots should be arrested and locked up |
![]() Ojo again? A brainless wimp. I tire for naija sha |
The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Umaru Musa Yaradua is severely brain damaged and suffering from a severe stroke, it has been authoritatively confirmed. Previously, it had been reported that he was dead. This was largely due to the fact that ever since he arrived at the King Faisal Hospital in Jeddah, he had been in an unusual coma in which he lay on bed the entire day with his eyes closed which led to some staff thinking the President was actually dead. However, it has been confirmed that the first family has bribed staff of the Hospital not to give information to the media about the true state of the President´s health. The President of Nigeria has been bedridden since November 23 2009 and has not spoken a word since then. He spends his entire day on bed, staring blankly on the ceiling. Even though his wife, Turai has been by his side, he is said to hardly recognize her and sometimes just stares at her blankly as if she is ghost. I don´t think your president can ever rule that country again. He is as good as dead,´ said a nurse at the Hospital who is close to Hodderway Books. He has not said a word since he came in here. For the first two weeks, he just lay still in bed and did not wake up for days. We were so sure that he was dead and that the doctors were hiding something from us. He is not dead but he is seriously brain damaged. I don´t think he´ll make it,´ she said. Also, the President is said to be suffering from much more than one ailment. ´He may have Lung cancer as well,´ our source said. ´For some reason the doctor has been secretive about the health of the President.´ The president is known to be a chain smoker. Meanwhile, it has been confirmed that the phone call in which the President supposedly called the BBC to confirm that he will return to the country when his heath got better was a prank call. According to an anonymous source in the Information technology department of the Presidency office, the first lady and close friends of the presidency used voice-morphing software in which one of the president´s childhood friends spoke to the BBC in the guise of the president. The Nigerian ruler has not said a word in the last three months. Not even to Turai. He is in such a terrible condition that the first lady has been making frantic efforts to ensure that nobody sees him in the state he is in. Meanwhile, last week the Nigerian Parliament sent a delegation of five members of Parliament to see the ailing leader. However, the five were reportedly denied seeing the President as the Hospital staff was under strict instructions from the First lady not to allow anyone see the President in his deplorable state, Vice President Goodluck Jonathan was declared acting President last week by the Oil-producing nation. /www.americanchronicle.com/articles/view/141551 |
@hillsate Political patronage persists. Orubebe was a minister for special duties. His major responsibility was lottery affairs( NSL). In d case of Aondoakaa, well ur guess is as good as mine |
@ Poster Errand boy. It could also mean bench warmer, minister without ministry |
Minister for Special Duties, Mr. Micheal Aondokaa has written to the SFG requsting to go on accumulated leave. The letter was submitted early today for immediate action. Source: Inspiration FM |
@eziachi Eziachi:Sorry, thot they were the same. Poster, what's your opinion? |
Abbey_city or Ben_10 |
@ poster How much were you paid? Remember Wale Adedayo was a member of OGD's inner circle. Have you ever bothered to check is blog? You obviously are a paid agent. |
[quote author=aloy*emeka link=topic=384497.msg5350967#msg5350967 date=1263951001]Have you noticed that all of them are fit?. You can hardly see a pot bellied man in Benue [/quote]what about Aondoakaa? Is he not from Benue or he no get pot belly? Rubbish |
there was this ad in Sunday Punch 17th Jan 2010, that used a pix lifted from Nairaland. It has to do with the Black Heritage Festival holding in Lagos. The pix used in the ad was lifted from Nairaland. The problem is the issue of copyright. For commercial purposes, such usage rights must be gotten from both the photographer and the copyright owner. This is not just by acknowlegding authorship. Our newspapers are in the forefront of campaign against piracy, methinks they should not encourage same. It just cannot be justified. |
[/quote]It was acknowledged.