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I love Tiwa Savage but i dont know y. |
Please let's be sincere, who do you think this masquerade resemble in this country? |
![]() My sweet baby Angela Okorie is not in the list and am not happy. |
I know some funny faces will like to join us . . . . you gat woramin.... . . . the oil soup fiful naaaa. |
Xblink:Ogbo kaaa |
Go and look for husband. |
y |
According to facebook user Hunyingan Stephen Adewale At about 4pm on Sunday March 19th, a middle aged man was caught with the head and hands of an unidentified lady at Muwo axis in Ikoga Badagry. According to a resident of the area, the culprit had always been seen walking around the neighborhood holding a sack with blood dripping from it. Whenever he’s confronted and asked what’s inside the sack he tells them it’s bush meat not until yesterday when he was busted. The photos are very gory. *viewer discretion advised* Source http://www.gossipmill.com/2017/03/photos-video-nigerian-man-caught-with-a-womans-head-and-hands-in-lagos-graphic/
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if you think is the perfect name for Ali for being storborn, click like else share to get this man arrested |
OO my God what a great loss..... |
but the girl no try i swear |
tell that mami water prostitute to come and see |
Does that man think Buhari is the owner of this country |
why telling na me go judge? |
no 6 is sure pass |
AC or deep freezer. you sabi ask question |
Please can somebody help me which episode is this? |
Is not a criminal matter but what? from what you vomitted from your mouth please lets get it straight. |
Repent immediately my sister is a sign. |
una go tie just like |
mad dogs |
I pray one day God will surelly avenge his elect and all this movies will come to a halt. Everything happens for a reason but at the end it shall speak. No man is without a sin but dont be too confortable in enjoying others temptation. |
Let the change begin again.
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the second phase of the change just started, we are watching. |
OUK My man, the only political ashawo of abia state |
omo see face ooo |
So it has become a culture in Nigeria that salaries should not be paid on time. God is still watching |
if you ask me......... |
Mr man you are just dreaming, how can you justify that. Meanwhile not being a virgin is never a death sentence. |
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Friday slammed a six-count charge on a former Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Andrew Yakubu. The charge was contained in court papers filed on March 9 at the Federal High Court, Abuja. According to the charge sheet, Yakubu was accused of failing to make full disclosure in his Assets Declaration Form of the sums of $9,772,800 dollars and 74,000 pounds contrary to Section 27 (3)(a) of the EFCC Act, 2004. He was also accused of receiving a cash payment of the said sums without going through a financial institution, thereby committing an offence under the Money Laundering Prohibition Act 2011. The former NNPC boss was further charged with receiving the same amount when he fully knew that the said fund formed part of proceed of unlawful activity. This, according to the charge sheet, runs counter to Section 7 (4) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act, 2006. The EFCC had in February found about $9.8 million and 74,000 pounds kept in a run down bungalow in Sabon Tasha, a suburb of Kaduna, which it said was concealed by Yakubu. A court in Kano State later ordered the forfeiture of the money to the Federal Government following a motion filed by the anti-graft agency. However, the former NNPC boss has filed a case in another court in Kano seeking the vacation of the earlier court’s order. He claimed that the money was proceeds of various gifts given to him while he was working with the NNPC. source: https://www.today.ng/news/nigeria/270963/efcc-slams-count-charge-nnpc-boss
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No fewer than 60 persons escaped death when a fully loaded commercial luxury bus crashed into the drainage on the Enugu-Onitsha expressway while trying to avoid collision with a petrol tanker on Friday. An eye witness, Mr John Obi, said that the bus with plate number KRD 730 XJ, belonging to Young Shall Grow motor, took off from Onitsha and was heading for Taraba Obi said the passenger bus, which was descending the Kwata bridge just before the popular Unizik junction in Awka, on top speed was trying to avoid an unmarked petrol tanker. He said that the tanker was turning on the Expressway after discharging its content at a nearby filling statbion. He said though, no live was lost but some passengers sustained various degrees of injuries. One of the victims, who identified himself as Chukwudi said he was thankful to God for the narrow escape but was not psychologically balanced to speak further. “I just thank God, because this could have been my last day, for me I thank God,” he said. Another passenger Hajiya Rekia, a nursing mother was just shouting “Nagode Allah, Nagode Allah” (thank God).” The Vice Chairman of Red Cross Society in Anambra, Prof Peter Katchy, whose team was part of the rescue team confirmed that there was no death but few passengers sustained minor injuries which had been treated. Katchy called on the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) to restore the electric pole that was knocked down and remove cables lying dangerously on the Expressway. “It was a serious crash and we responded immediately but thank God no death was recorded. “We have called on the EEDC to immediately remove the pole and wire from the highway. “We do not know the immediate cause but it would be known after our investigation,” he said. Meanwhile, combined team of Police, FRSC, NSCDC personnel, and the state Fire Service were at the scene of the accident. When contacted, Mr Sunday Ajayi, Sector Commander, FRSC in Anambra, could not be reached for reaction as the officers at the scene said they were not in a position to talk. source: http://punchng.com/over-60-escape-death-as-luxury-bus-petrol-tanker-crash-in-awka/ |
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