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I rep Lisabi gramms...God bless Popoola

Anyone interested in getting the local govt emblems including the baskets and every other relevant papers that will stop your vehicles from d harassment of touts parading themselves to be agents of local govt across the federation should call 08035210062 for help.

[quote author=MrTeeo post=52482431]Perfect answer, beware of touts though. Walk into LASAA office, they would guide you.. .




The op can call me on 08035210062 for any help

You have to get the local govt emblems after you must have gotten lasaa.

I know that posts like this will not be moved to fp but Lola Idije's birthday cake can be moved there. Not surprised though,from my findings Dayo adeneye the honourable commissioner for information in ogun state is a friend of the house. Shior!

This is a guy that bought soo many ticket to increase his chances of winning o

I will be soo happy to see it moved to front page cause I smell rat too and I trust my fellow nairalanders

The ogun state drum festival has come and gone but the memories of the events like erecting the tallest drum by the governor,drum competitions,various cultural troupe display and the much talked about raffle draw with prices like ty a trip to Kenya,Dubai,a Toyota corolla car and the mouthwatering 2bedroom bungalow @agbara igbesa with the tickets been sold to citizens before the grand finale, is still fresh in my head. Fortunately, the grand price was won by a fresh OAU graduate Abolade Jamiu with ticket no 0125041 which was picked by the deputy governor, accompanied by the speaker of the house of assembly,SSG and the head of service. But to my surprise 5months down the line, no house has been given to the guy and to make things worse, the commissioner for Arts and Culture who organized the festival told him to do his worse if he's tired of waiting.we went to the citizens right department of the ministry of justice to no avail. This is why I am coming on this platform to help make this news so that it will get to the governor.


Lalasticlala abeg o.

A 19-year-old young man, Sean Williams, has busted the buttocks of his 26-year-old older lover, Tamela Martin, during sex. Radar Online reports that Tamela was reported to have called 911 after Sean made her butts to explode while they were having sex doggy style. Recounting the experience, she said: “We were doing it and then he flipped me over and began to tear it up from the back. Asked him several times to be gentle, then I began to beg him to stop. That’s when he started going harder. I felt pressure building up in my booty and it felt like my booty was trippling in size, I felt the skin stretching. It was a pain I never experienced.” Tamela who recently got butt enlargement injections was rushed to Grady Memorial Hospital after 911 got to the scene of the accident. Williams is however being charged with assault as they claim he ignored her pleas to stop during sex and is therefore culpable. Officer Doug Davis of DeKalb County Police Department said: “Even though she knew the risks, Sean Williams was still arrested because he was asked to stop and he disregarded the victim’s request. This has got to be the strangest assault case I’ve encountered.” Sean Williams has been charged with one count of Sexual Assault and one count of Aggravated Assault. Tamela Martin is still in the hospital and is expected to recover.

Can you imagine this fake apostle of common sense revolution did not print the book here in Nigeria? It was printed in the United states.
#BenMurrayBruceisfake.

In as much as we need to constructively criticise the policies and direction of the present administration, we must as well not wish they fails.quite agree with this.#istandwithbuhari.

Still mourning his grandmother in-law.

Writing all this trash to a guy @ that age? I'm afraid.

Oladimejjy:
what is this one saying?

I wonder o

I love how they play opposition...PEOPLE DEMOCRACY PARTY.

Dr. John ’Kayode Fayemi was born in Ibadan, Oyo State on February 9, 1965. He was Governor of Ekiti State from October 2010 to October 2014. Prior to assuming the office of Governor in Ekiti State, Dr Fayemi was Director of the Centre for Democracy & Development, a research and training institution dedicated to the study and promotion of democratic development, peace-building and human security in Africa. Dr Fayemi attended Christ’s School, Ado Ekiti for his secondary education, Federal School of Arts and Science, Ondo for his Higher School Certificate and received degrees in History, Politics and International Relations from the Universities of Lagos and Ife in Nigeria and his Doctorate in War Studies from King’s College, University of London, England, specializing in civil-military relations. His research and policy interests include: Democratisation, Constitutionalism, Security Sector Governance, and Regionalism in the Global Context.
Prior to heading the Centre for Democracy & Development, Dr. Fayemi worked as a lecturer, journalist, researcher and Strategy Development adviser in Nigeria and the United Kingdom. He was Strategy Development Adviser at London’s City Challenge; research fellow at the African Research & Information Bureau in London, UK, reporter with the newspapers, The Guardian and City Tempo, editor of the political monthly, Nigeria-Now, management consultant at Development and Management Consultants. He did his national service as a lecturer at the Police College in Sokoto, Nigeria. As a prominent leader of the Nigerian opposition to military rule in exile, he was responsible for the founding and management of the opposition radios – Radio Freedom, Radio Democracy International & Radio Kudirat and played a central role in the opposition’s diplomatic engagements in exile.
Amongst his numerous academic and public policy engagements at home and abroad, Dr. Fayemi served as an adviser on transitional justice, regional integration, constitutionalism, security sector reform and civil-military relations issues to the Governments of Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Uganda, Rwanda and Ghana. He was the main technical adviser to Nigeria’s Human Rights Violations Investigation Commission (Oputa Panel), which investigated past abuses and also served on the Presidential Implementation Committees on Security Sector Reform, on NEPAD and on the Millennium Development Goals during the Obasanjo administration. He was technical expert to ECOWAS on small arms and light weapons and to the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa on governance issues. He was also a member, Africa Policy Advisory Panel of the British Government. At other times he has served as a consultant to the OECD on Security Sector Reform and chaired the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative’s Committee of Experts on developing guiding principles and mechanisms of constitution making in Commonwealth Africa.
Dr. Fayemi is a Visiting Scholar in the Political Science Department, University of Ibadan and Fellow of the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, University of Ibadan. He was an Adjunct Professor of Security Studies at the African Centre for Strategic Studies, National Defense University, USA and a Scholar-in-Residence in the African Studies Programme at Northwestern University, Evanston, USA in 2004. Dr. Fayemi has served on numerous Boards including the Governing Board of the Open Society Justice Institute, Baobab for Women’s Human Rights, African Security Sector Network, and on the Advisory Board of the Global Facilitation Network on Security Sector Reform and on the Management Culture Board of the ECOWAS Secretariat. Dr Fayemi has written extensively on governance and democratisation, civil-military relations and security sector issues in Africa. Amongst his books are: Mercenaries: The African Security Dilemma (edited with Abdel-Fatau Musah - Pluto Press, 2000); Deepening the Culture of Constitutionalism: The Role of Regional Institutions in Constitutional Development in Africa (CDD, 2003), Security Sector Governance in Africa: A Handbook (edited with Nicole Ball, CDD, 2004) and Out of the Shadows: Exile and the Struggle for Freedom and Democracy in Nigeria (CDD & BookCraft, 2005); Reclaiming the Trust (Amandla, 2012), Regaining the Legacy (Amandla, 2013) and Legacy of Honour and Service (Amandla, 2014).
A native of Isan-Ekiti in Oye Local Government of Ekiti State, Dr. Fayemi was sworn in as Governor of Ekiti State on October 16, 2010 and completed his tenure on October 15, 2014. He has been commended widely as an apostle of civility, decorum and candour in public life who has brought his genial democratic spirit to bear in moderating the culture of hostility and brigandage in the political landscape of Nigeria. Notable amongst his legacies are the historic concession speech he made shortly after he lost the 2014 gubernatorial election in inexplicable circumstances. He is also credited for superintending over the presidential primaries of the ruling APC in December 2014 which has been widely adjudged as the most transparent and credible presidential primaries election in Nigeria’s fourth republic.
He is happily married to Olabisi and the union is blessed with a son – Folajimi Amandla.

[quote author=francizy post=33501579]Having Buruji KashAMU as role model is equivalent to having Tinubu as a role model. You know they have a lot in common and Buruji has come out to state how Tinubu inspired him greatly, probably as a drug baron and as a politician...

Fayose is the best thing to happen to SW politics.. As long as the masses (Ekiti people) loves him, and as long as he has never peddled drugs or assassinated someone before (like how some people assassinated Funsho Williams), then any right thinking human being has the right to choose him as a role model/mentor..

as long as he has never peddled drugs or assassinated someone?.....means you don't know anything about him

Governor Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom State has reportedly collapsed and has been subsequently flown to a UK hospital for treatment, according to the Nigeria Bulletin.


The governor, who is also the chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Governorship Forum was said to have collapsed on Sunday, March 22, during an event in the state.
...#karma#

Why you must not spend your tithes on the things of this world.

Just heard on ait news that its studio in alagbado is on fire.

The fire has now been put out, according to Gbenga Aroleba who is presently anchoring a programme in its abuja studio (focus Nigeria) no casualty was recorded and the damage done is been assessed.

Are guys watching this programme? Do you think this Aye dee of a guy is as intelligent as people think?

[quote author=Taylor86 post=31222948]GEJ u r unshakeable and unmoveable.

But disposable...

D impact on d lives of ordinary Nigerians is all I care about...be wise with your votes...God bless my fatherland.

Good development.....keep up d fight till may, when GMB/PYO will do d final clean up...SAI BABA.

Lamispaco:
FTC

Good for him,Judas is cariot

Judas is cariot ko,Judas is carrot ni......guess u gat no bloods running inside of you.

Feeemiii.....like employer like employee.