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My guy no try am oo, afta she born 2 pikin she go just fat full everywhere

by the way wetin do all those yoruba chicks with huge back'yard?

My GF left me because i luk lyk d'banj, she no wnt knack and run

MzJackBaueress:
He's finer than his sister

his sister looks like you na

Ezenwammadu:
Look left and right for bokoboys

My guy no time to check time

Ezenwammadu:
There is nobody on the streets so who are you going to have fun with

u can visit hotels, or patronise dier gals.... wit little as 50 naira u can easily access the land full of milk and honey

Ezenwammadu:
Still they should be people on the streets or is it a ghost city

yes they are, bt there's need to be careful... But actually Kano is Fun if u gt $$

Ezenwammadu:
Boko boys are mainly in the northeast why are you guys afraid of your own streets

kano is much more dangerous dan borno, thugs everywhere

amokeme:
I rep Kano

where in kano re u, cme to sabon gari lets chill

Kano ayaya

Ezenwammadu:
It is beautiful but the streets are empty why

boko boys dey threaten us

jieta:
Is better to have bad leaders than to experience earthquake

guy na lie o, more lives are lost because of bad leaders in 9ja dan any earthquake can kill

End time signs, the end is near
matthew 24 vs 7 says there will be famines and earthquakes everywhere


Repent now or else destruction awaits you

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No sinner shall see the kingdom of God



Ezekiel 18 vs 23 ; God said ; i dnt enjoy seeing a sinner die, i would rather see him repent and live





The End Is Near

IamOdin:
I'm proud to be a blessed Easterner...

,south eastern nigeria re the most uncivilised pple in dis country if u dnt knw

South Eastern nigeria is so so Un-developed, cme to the North and u'll be stunned

I no knw watin i go write sef

Indeed This is the end times, the rapid growth of ungodliness is jst alarming. Indeed the rapture is imminent!!!

Dnt be LEFT BEHIND!

all dis agenda's on an old man ...... I see him DyinG in office

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A Federal High Court in Lagos has further
adjourned till June 25, 2015, a suit filed
against the Lagos State Government by the
Nigerian Railway Corporation.
The corporation sued Lagos State
Government, eight years ago, over alleged
wanton demolition of its properties at Iddo
Foreshore on Sunday January 1, 2006.

The corporation, which claimed that the
allegedly demolished structures had
drastically brought down its revenue
generation capacity, asked the court to
declare the action of Lagos State
Government as unlawful.

But Lagos, in its counter-affidavit, while
urging the court to discountenance the
NRC’s claims, said the structures it
demolished were erected in contravention
of the state’s Town Planning Law and had
constituted nuisance.

One Felix Adeoye, who deposed to the
counter-affidavit filed by the state, listed the
structures demolished to include about 90
shanties, 10 kiosks or containers, 20
abandoned long vehicles and seven existing
unapproved bungalows.

The deponent, who described all the
structures as illegal, said they were erected
in violation of the Urban and Regional
Planning Laws of Lagos State.
But NRC, in its suit marked FHC/L/40/07,
sought a declaration of the court that the
Lagos State Government and its agents
could not exercise power over the
structures.

The corporation argued that the structures
were subject to the approval of the Federal
Ministry of Works and Housing pursuant to
the provisions of the Nigerian Urban and
Regional Act, 1992.

One Afadame Ashimizo, who deposed to
the affidavit filed by NRC, claimed that
corporation had been under threats of
litigation by its various tenants whose
properties were allegedly demolished.

The corporation sought an order of
perpetual injunction restraining the
defendants from further trespassing on its
properties located on the parcel of land
designated ASC/013/D/LA/2006.
Joined as defendants were the Lagos State
Government, Lagos State Physical Planning
and Development Authority, the Lagos State
Commissioner for Physical Planning and
Development and the Attorney General of
the state.

The matter which was filed before Justice
Ramat Murtala-Nyako since 2007 is now
before Justice Rita Ofili-Ajumogobia, who
adjourned further hearing till June 25,
2015.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador
Aminu Wali, the minister of state for Foreign
Affairs, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro and the
Nigerian envoys in South Africa, Messrs
Uche Ajulu- Okeke, and Martin Cobham, on
Tuesday, pleaded with Nigerians to forgive
the South Africans over their recent
Xenophobic attacks against foreigners
living in their country.

The top government functionaries made
the plea when they appeared before the
Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs,
following their invitation by the senate for
briefing over the recent xenophobic attacks
in South Africa.

They specifically pleaded with the Senate to
reconsider its stand over its five-point
resolution seeking severance of certain
bilateral relationship with South Africa.

The senate had last week, passed a
resolution to among others, urge the
Nigerian government to recall the two
envoys in Pretoria and Johannesburg as
well as drag the Zulu king, Goodwill
Zwelithini, before the International Criminal
Court in the Hague.

But officials of the Foreign Affairs ministry
said taking drastic actions against the
South Africans because of the incident
would adversely affect its economy and that
Nigeria might attract negative publicity in
the process.
In his submissions, Wali explained that
what happened in South Africa was not
targeted at Nigerians and that the incident
had negatively affected few Nigerians.

He said, “As of now, the situation has not
warranted such drastic actions like recalling
our envoys in the South African country.

We are big brothers of Africa. We cannot
retaliate by recalling our envoys because it
will send wrong signals which could affect
their economy.
“Even countries whose citizens were killed
and got their shops looted, had not taken
such action.”

He explained that the police in South Africa
seemed to be overwhelmed hence
authorities of the country drafted the
military, especially to the gheto to maintain
law and order because security reports had
indicted the police as being part of the
problem.

Wali added that law and order had been
restored in the country since military
personnel were deployed in the major
towns that were mostly affected by the
incident.

He said, “On the Zulu king, the South African
Human Rights Commission is already
investigating his roles, hence we need to
wait for the outcome of the investigation so
that we don’t assume holier than thou
status.
“What we need to do now is to make sure
that there is support from our government
to make sure that Nigerians affected are
well taken care of.”

He said two Nigerians were wounded and
hospitalized; Five shops looted; Two
families which included six women and
eight children were also displaced.
He also explained that a total of N84m
being damages done to Nigerians had been
calculated and being processed on behalf of
the victims, as compensation.

He said, “We cannot rely on the Xenophobic
postings on the social media because they
were not authorized by the authorities.

Already, certain sites were being blocked in
order not to incite the citizenry against the
foreigners.”
He also said South Africa, though politically
independent, has been economically
independent.
“Any further negative actions taken against
them will adversely affect them. We should
not allow this particular incident to destroy
our past efforts in South Africa which
Nigerians contributed immensely to assist
in getting out of the apartheid.”
Obanikoro on his own, said King Zulu had
addressed a news conference in Durban
where he invited envoys of the affected
countries and refuted the allegation that he
incited people against foreigners.

He also noted that, “since kings in Africa
don’t admit mistakes or offer apology
publicly, for Zulu to have done this, means
it’s his own way of offering an apology.”
On compensation, Obanikoro said that the
South African ambassador in Nigeria had
already explained that the South African
Minister of small businesses and four
others, had been deployed to affected areas
to tackle unemployment so that the same
scenario would not happen again.
He said, “The issue of compensation is on
the table. We have the list of affected
Nigerians, the level of damages and how to
adequately compensated the victims
“We will ensure that compensation is paid
to all the affected victims and their envoy in
Nigeria had not given us any cause to
doubt this.”

Nwankwo, the Chairman of the Senate
Committee, said his members would report
details of their findings back to the Senate.

Why dis Yoruba pple no dey ever build beta house??..... Anyway, Hope the rain swept dia dirty environment

My brodas u re even opportuned to knw when u'll die, sme pple died in dia sins nd re nw in hell, like i said u re opportuned. Jst lyk the thief in the cross with Jesus, i plead with u to ask for forgiveness for your sins and accept Jesus before you die, nd i assure you that heaven is your resting place.. Remain blessed

Bonapart:
God have mercy..... boko haram spreading across the nation...
Religion of war at it again...
Islam plague to the world

my guy ur ban is coming..... MODS dis guy has broken rule 2

Baba call ur boys to order naa..... Shebi u don win

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Ntin will make me marry a naija babe...... #TEAMBLEEPANDRUN