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My friend and I had a quarrel with a girl when we were in SS1,she threatened us that something would happen to us in 7days time.We were scared at first but hey,we attend MFM,we only got to pray more lol.The seventh day was on Sunday,on getting to school on Monday,looking well and hearty,we even decided to buy cabin biscuit,which was shared among classmates.All you gotta do is ask for forgiveness and pray more. |
[quote author=young-dude]but to be honest, afam4ever is a fool. wat do u guys tink?[/quote]A very big one bro,just as his name connote,[I]FARM4EVA. |
ayewosa: If Man.u had lose yesterday will that stop a man.u fan to still be a Man.u fan.? NO!Blues all the way bro,till eternity. |
Austeenx: Honestly, apart from Wayne Rooney, the rest are blessed with mediocrity.Manchester united players you mean?Yes. |
Gerard is a top player,Ferguson wouldn't have said that If Gerard is Manchester united player. |
Rexxie: so this is d reason why u jumping up n down like a chimp whos suddenly lost its banana,whinning like a lil boy who just lost his lollipop,farting like no one is watcing,blowing da pennywhistle from da hole down south central behind like da hyenas n laughin jackals that just found some carcass and screaming ur lungs out for this to be front paged cos u wanna bring in da tribal dogs,huh? Such a global daft!!!R.I.P to Punctuation marks and English language. |
This is very sad and shameful,the best national coach in Africa is being owed 7months salary.Keshi should quit after qualifying for the world cup,I know the NFF will be back begging once the president is involved. |
The corrupt leaders in Nigeria are yet to see anything,the youths are getting wiser and if violence is the only language the corrupt leaders understand,so shall it be. |
slimyem: How did he become this poor?Male actors aren't making so much money in the industry,unlike there female counterparts.Saw Mercy Aigbe this morning in Infinity FX50. |
They ought to be given life imprisonment,lazy baboons. |
Aylawani: .....I am a social researcher in Lagos, I watch the team that came up with this survey on AIT yesterday.........they are all Igbo. Please always read in between the line understanding and unbiased biased mind.They won't agree,always looking for flimsy excuses. |
Thank God they were apprehended,they should face the music accordingly.I see some ewus have already started bringing up tribal issues,smh. |
boss1310: if its cech or cassillas you will see Nigerians jumping and praising them but always find it hard to praise their ownYou beat me to this man,Nigerians always find it difficult to appreciate their own.Bunch of low life mofos won't see anything good in this,when was the last time a Nigerian goalkeeper achieved this with a top flight club in Europe.Charity begins at home. |
boss1310: if its cech or cassillas you will see Nigerians jumping and praising them but always find it hard to praise their ownYou beat me to this man,Nigerians always find it difficult to appreciate there own.Bunch of low life mofos won't see anything good in this,when was the last time a Nigerian goalkeeper achieved this with a top flight club in Europe.Charity begins at home. |
Na breast dey inside that cloth or pure water? |
sheniqua: The man seems to fight over association leaderships wherever he goesYour faculty of reasoning is very low,making a fact out of hear-say,ewu. |
Mascotizer: “Our security services, the Police, the Armed Forces, Navy, Air Force and para-military, intelligent services are also operating in an environment that is not the best. “If all of us should go on long strike because our environment is not at its optimum, then definitely we can never get the Nigeria of our dream."True talk,we can fund education but Nigerians are also lamenting over security,ASUU needs to understand that the fund can't be available in the shortest possible time.The funding can be done instalmentally as other areas of the economy needs attention and fund.But why did FG agreed to the terms of the contract when its obvious it won't be implemented. |
Thank God the rope wasn't strong enough,frustration can leads to anything but suicide is never an option.ASUU make una free the students na biko. |
iphedahyor: Bro,it's ur life.Whether u're tryin 2 b controversial or u av finally join illuminatti.Cuz dat signs on ur 2 hands is baphomet sign,just dat u're nt raising up d left hand.Dat dress is surely mocking Jesus,anti-christ tinz.Olamide is so obsessed with illuminati,he always display illuminati symbols and signs. |
Wetin concern wizzy self,I think he needs to mind his goddamn buziness. |
niyopumpy: Yes, i work with 1960bet.ng, you can send your details to me or call the customer care number, 08080021916 now!Hi,I got a complain,can you help?thanks. |
Under 37 |
Yinka Ayefele became a household name after he was involved in a ghastly automobile accident in 1997, which damaged his spinal cord, and paralyzed from the waist down.Oga op,where u get your own info? |
[quote author=St.Ola]Policewoman! You again! I don't recall there's a crime called adultery in Nigeria's laws, so why the unnecessary namecalling? You have been presented with incriminating evidence, the office of the minister has acknowledged such outrageous purchase was made, but as a police officer, all you have to say is leave OUR Minister. Is that your approach to crime solving when it involves OUR people? I would have said you employment in the police force is a joke, if the force isn't a Farce itself.[/quote]Does she even know the rudiments of being an executive arm of government?ignore her,she comments leaving her brain behind,security personnel my foot. |
Policewoman: DINO MEILAYE the adulterer and woman wrapper cum ersthwhile corupt house of assembly member?Think before you comment,nobody is chasing you. |
Fake news,abeg mods comot am from fp jare. |
DonColz1: I smell lies.who dey lie?FG or ASUU?. |
Titiluvly: Eagerly waitingStudents can keep there fingers crossed,the strike might be called off in a matter of days. |
A dramatic turn of event on the strike ongoing in universities may actually be the end to the over 100days strike embarked upon by the Academics Staff Union of Universities, ASUU. Report according to impeccable media sources has it the both ASUU and the Federal Government have sheathe their sword and an agreement has been reached and that the ASUU is awaiting the Federal Government to sign the new agreement reached to enable it call off the strike. Our Source disclosed that the Federal Government has agreed to be spending the sum of N200bn annually for the next four years in the quest to raise the standard of our varsity education to the world class standard. This is in addition to the N100 billion dedicated and already made available for 2013. The government has also increased to N40 billion as a first installment, funds for the payment of earned allowances to the striking lecturers, an improvement from the N30 billion previously released. This information is contained in an internal Federal University of Otuoke statement by Professor Bolaji Aluko, its Vice-Chancellor, seen on Wednesday night by SaharaReporters. On the earned allowances, he explained, “Government will top it up with further releases once universities are through with the disbursement of this new figure of N40 million, so Vice-Chancellors are urged to expedite this disbursement within the shortest possible time using guiding templates that have been sent by the CVC,” the circular said. Professor Aluko said the development followed meetings on September 19 and Oct 11 of representatives of the Association of Vice- Chancellors of Nigerian Universities, led by CVC Chairman, Prof. Hamisu of ATBU and ASUU Representatives led by its President, Dr. N. Fagge with the Vice-President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Arc. Namadi. Sambo, Minister of Education Barr. N. Wike and others. Of great interest to stakeholders, Vice-President Sambo, appealing to ASUU to call off the strike, apologized for the “take-it-or-leave-it”; comments credited to the Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala at the onset of the strike. The Minister did not seem to have been involved in either meeting, perhaps as the government’s way of soothing the feelings of the university teachers. Among other agreement reached, Prof. Aluko further stated that a signed document will soon be issued to itemize the full issues on which the consensus he had outlined here, as brokered by AVCNU, was reached. With this level of agreement, it is expected that the Nigeria will soon sigh and sigh of relief as ASUU is expected to call-off its strike any moment from now. www.osundefender.org/?p=127167 |
Let's wait and hear from ASUU,maybe Nigerian students would have cause to celebrate this weekend. |
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