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Sunkyphil: u nid serious deliverance

nikkypearl: U need crious deliverance o,u might find it difficult to get preg in reality!

Must everything be spiritually related? Hian!

Are u Ebola?

One of the reasons I encourage pre-marital sex

no pix of the inside, no number to call

Spread the words around and let your older ones know about it. Never treat such threats with a pinch of salt.

President Goodluck Jonathan will always be remembered for his declaration speech in 2010 where he stated that in his early days in school, he had no shoes and no school bags.

The president was recently spotted without foot-wear during a Strategic meeting with his staff prior to his departure for the US-Africa Summit in Washing DC.

Jonathan had travelled to the United States on Sunday, August 3, where he joined President Obama and about 50 participating African and global leaders for a 3-day summit for discussions that are expected to lead to greater progress in key areas such as expanding trade and investment ties, promoting inclusive sustainable development and expanding cooperation on peace and security.

I think his wearing no shoes is innate...you can't take that out of the Ijaw man lol

Help yourself by just concentrating on your studies. Girls yapa! when you make good grades and start working, u will be amazed how many girls will be running after you. Talking from experience.



P.S: your title reads '....women'. How many women are involved here?

I have the following games for Sale:

GTA V
Pes 2013 - SOLD
God of War 3
Mortal Kombat 9 - SOLD
Call of Duty MW3
Assassin's creed


Location...Lagos

The OP is a big time learner

I'm sure he was celebrating when he first got the mail.

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Aussie: CNN has always shown Nigeria's geo-location on map and this is evidently a technical error. Most of you who are familiar with maps will agree that spot is Niger and you know the similarities in terms of spelling.

Nigeria has consistently featured on CNN like there's some personal beef even though I'm fully aware of some of the happenings going on here. But for the record, are news items not supposed to be proof-read before they hit viewers?

Ceasar1: [color=#000030] Are you actually trolling about this, we all know it's a mistake joor. [/color]

Mistake my fatty! Aren't they suppose to cross-check their info before uploading? Guy no let me para o

The popular media CNN does not know Nigeria's map on Africa's continent ...what a shame!

This thread gonna turn out a dissing thread now so don't start what you can't finish

I close my eyes in fear cos the grammar coming from a 'university' undergraduate can choke the heart....Chisox!!!

OP, take heart

Watching mojo with the office computer is highly prohibited

Are the items still available? What's your best price for the MacBook?

The Police Special Fraud Unit, PSFU, has smashed a syndicate which speclialises in designing multinational organisations’ websites to defraud unsuspecting members of the public, particularly applicants, and arrested six members.

Among the suspects are a first class honours graduate and two final year students of the Federal University of Technology Akure, FUTA.
The suspects’ modus oparadi, according to the unit, include using logos of multinational companies to place online advertisements for jobs and scholarships and demanding application fee from interested individuals.
Luck ran out for the suspects after the unit received a petition from the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, last August, that a website designed as ‘OFID Scholarship Website’ (OPEC Fund for International Development for World Student Aid Scholarship) with OFID name and logo is being used to defraud unsuspecting Nigerian applicants.
How they were arrested
Explaining how they were arrested, spokesperson for the unit, Ngozi Isintume-Agu, a Deputy Superintendent of Police, said: “The petition dated August 22, 2013, said in the website, applicants were required to pay a fee of N2,500 and over 2,000 applicants responded through FirstBank account number 2020874607 and Access Bank account number 0056941009 with the name, OFID WSAS NG.
“The petitioner stated further that it was one of the victims that contacted OFID via facebook, accusing it of being an accomplice in the fraud.
“ The Cybercrime Section of the unit swung into action and the mastermind of the fraud, one Falade Oluwapelumi Ayotunde, was arrested.
“His arrest led to the arrest of five other syndicate members. Police investigation so far revealed that over 2,000 applicants paid N2,500 each into the two bank accounts provided by the suspects and the principal suspect is the only signatory to both accounts.
“Twenty-five- year-old Falade Olowapelumi Ayotunde, a 500-level Estate Management student of the Federal University of Technology, Akure, FUTA, in his confessional statement to operatives of the unit, admitted to have designed the website of OFID WSAS in June, 2012.
“He, however, claimed that the idea was sold to him by Fajobi Olalekan and Bolatiri Opemipo. He also admitted in his statement that he opened an account in both banks with the name OFID WSAS NG for applicants to pay in their application fee which many responded to.
“The suspect who hails from Akure, Ondo state, further stated that he and his cohorts printed a postal for OFIDWAS which was on the website.
I was paid N120,000 for the job
On his part, Asaolu Victor, 25, a graduate of Mining Engineering from FUTA, admitted to have assisted to paste the posters on-line.
According to Asaolu, who is from Ilesha, Osun State, he was tempted to assist because of unemployment. “Yes, I assisted to paste it on-line and at the end, I was given the sum of N80,000 and later they added N40,000, totalling N120,000 for the job.”
Another suspect, Awote Temitope Emmanuel, 27, said: “I am a 500 level Estate Management student of FUTA. I assisted Ayotunde (principal suspect ) to guarantee the accounts he opened for the OFID programme and I was paid N70,000.”
Asked if he was aware that the scholarship programme was fake, he nodded in affirmative.
I lent Ayotunde N12,000
Also on his part, 27-year-old Fajobi Olalekan, a first class Mechanical Engineering graduate of FUTA and the best graduating student in his department for 2012, told operatives that he only lent the alleged mastermind N12,000 to host the website.
According to him, “while in school, I lived in the same lodge with Ayotunde. He and his friends were always coming to me for educational assistance because of my intelligence. I once fell a victim of a scam scholarship known as EDIADS.
“Ayo approached me then and got some information regarding it which I believe gave him an idea on how to design his OFID Scholarship Website.
“I lent Ayotunde N12,000 which he used to host the website but he paid me N20,000 and informed me that the plan was successful.”
Professional advice
Adebomi Oluwatosin, who is also a graduate of FUTA, said he only offered the alleged mastermind professional advice and also lent him N100,000 at the initial stage which was paid back with an additional N100,000.
Investigation, according to the Commissioner of Police in-charge of the unit, Umar Idris, was on-going, informing that the suspects would be charged to court soon.
He however, advised members of the public to verify the authenticity of any on-line advert before parting with their money, even as he called on the victims to visit the PSFU at Milverton Road, Ikoyi , Lagos in furtherance of the investigation.

Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/07/police-nab-first-class-graduate-five-others-internet-fraud/?utm_source=&utm_medium=facebook

ultimate2010: 60k cash, what's ur location?

Please OP reply the above ASAP cos I'm also interested

Forget all this preaching OP. Just because u don't have a high sex drive doesn't mean everyone should be like or act like u.

Some people eat heavy bowls of eba and would still crave for more while some others would take tea and be satisfied. That's the way life is fashioned.