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Just dat...OBJ pls chew gum

Wow...this is cool

Is dat not Nkoli nwa Nsukka?

Greediness is a sin

Hmmm...achievements loading

Luv this

No vacancy in Aso Rock...2015

The video na helenle...

May God grant him eternal rest

But some people get mind sha...see our girls laughing n taking pictures

I will dial his number to find out

Where are those asking after the first lady?

God save us all from inferno

When will this kind of News stop

Are u fit to rule the country??

God Have mercy

chop life davido...it's ur turn, it's ur time

Jesuuuuuuuuu, are u sure they re the real bokos

Good News. A welcome development.

Nigeria making empty threats to the masses since --yrs BC

Let Mr. President set up a committee to always forsee d viable utilization of any 're-looted loot' for youth emancipation and job creations. This money is more than enough to erect a good number of steel company here in Benin...Guess how many families this can alleviate!

Make sense

Congrats

May God Heal all those with the virulent VIRUS

I propose to marry a beautiful lady...ceteris paribus

Lol

SEATTLE (Reuters) - An incumbent Democratic state representative in Washington was headed for a decisive re-election victory on Wednesday even though he died last week, results indicate.

Roger Freeman, a first-term representative from Federal Way, a city between Seattle and Tacoma, had 53 percent of the vote, compared to 46.9 percent for his Republican challenger, Jack Dovey.

Freeman, 48, died last week after a battle with cancer. His death came after ballots were mailed to Washington voters, where all voting is done by mail.

"This is extremely rare," said Brian Zylstra, a spokesman for the secretary of state's office. "But there are protocols in place."

Once all ballots are finalized in coming weeks, if Freeman wins the vote, Democrats still will hold on to his seat in the state House of Representatives, Zylstra said.

Democrats in Freeman's district, which spans two counties, will select three names for a temporary replacement and the King and Pierce County councils will vote to appoint one of those candidates to the seat for one year, according to state election rules.

The seat would be on the ballot in 2015 to fill out the remainder of the two-year term, the rules say.

Should the Republican candidate win, he will take the seat in Olympia at the start of the next legislative session

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This aint joke at all...Nigeria needs serious prayer. Pls christians,muslims etc, let's come together and prayer for our dear country we've got no other. 2015 aint gonna be bloody...so mote it be

May God make him a tenant by the time he comes back from the dungeon