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Wen dey haven't resolved with nasu.... So i should resume again nd light nd water no go dey again.... Kikikik

Y d mid-semester break then? Loool

Metuh has gone nuts.....

#yabaleft to the rescue pls

I was baffled when I saw this... I would have said its a lie but do reality lie?!

Pls do anyone know the meaning of this?!
Cos it looks distinct... Ordinarily i would have said the clouds formed dis

When i saw this.. I was baffled... I would have said its a lie but reality cnt lie...

Pls whatz d minin of dis o @endtime crooners

Trinxie:
This all boils down to the question "is MouthAction a sin?"
Consider these questions when answering the question "Is oral
sex a sin?"
-Is MouthAction voluntary and have both the husband and wife
agreed to it?
-Why do you want MouthAction? Is it for pure sexual pleasure or
is it to fulfill a sexual fantasy derived from porn?
-Have you or your spouse been convicted by the Holy Spirit
that MouthAction is wrong?
-Does MouthAction edify and fulfill both you and your spouse?
While answering these questions, pray for guidance from God.
He will reveal the answer to you - for your relationship.
#copied
http://www.allaboutgod.com/is-oral-sex-a-sin.htm ...this article will help out..I advice u to read it up

great stuff.... Men gives advices but only GOD'S stand.

bolajioginni:
Yoruba actress don't take good care of their children...
see as the boy be.. money miss road

dnt jes die b4 ur time

Person wan old 4 house... Lol

B-R-E-A-K-I-N-G: OAU Management Declares Closure of School
The authorities of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State has announced the closure of the institution over the unresolved crisis between the management and members of the Non Academic Staff Union (NASU).
Contrary to his earlier assurance to the students of the school that the university management has no plan to close down the institution, the university Public Relations Officer, Mr. Olanrewaju Abiodun said the management has declared a 'mid-semester' break and students have been asked to vacate the university tomorrow, Monday.
The university spokesperson, however, said the closure of the institution is not related to the ongoing NASU protest in OAU.the
Earlier, the Students' Union had threatened to shut down the school if the management refuses to agree with NASU before Monday.
Mr. Olanrewaju said "The duration of the break will be communicated in due course".



Lalasticlala

I finally want to make a statement from the bottom of my heart on the present state of the world and I am only addressing Christians... True Christians (since the name has hitherto been so perverted the adjective "true" has to follow to drive the point home well)

NEGATIVITY/BAD NEWS IN THE WORLD DOES NOT ANNOUNCE THE RETURN OF JESUS, it only announces the persecution of the Church!

The message of the kingdom of God being preached throughout the world is the ONLY sign given by JESUS as the condition for his 2nd coming which marks the end of this world.

All evil signs we are clamouring about and using as yardsticks to say "the end is here" are only pointers the fact that the PERSECUTION OF THE CHURCH IS AT HAND....thus,

If we want to see the persecution end, which means we want to see JESUS appear in the skies for us, please, preach and spread the message of the kingdom like the wild fire that it is, rather than concentrate on signs of our persecution.

The ball is in our courts:
We either get busy proclaiming what has come to devour us, or remain undistracted building the spiritual ark whose blueprint has been handed us for the return of it's pilot.

God bless us all

faithoniya..com

Upon arriving at the university the cultists “drove through the main gate and proceeded to the car park next to the Tennis Courts in the Sports Center. They disembarked there and went on foot along a bush path to Awolowo Hall,
where they violently interrupted the gyration, firing guns and also wielding axes and cutlasses. Although the order of the events that followed vary from account to account (in terms of who was killed in what order) it is clear that following the assault, 4 people were left dead, another died from gunshot wounds later, one more survived from a gunshot wound and Twenty-five others received minor injuries, which were sustained during the stampede out of the Awolowo Hall cafeteria and later on during the attack.

The Mirror Online reports “The victims, which included the then Students’ Union Secretary General, George Yemi Iwilade, (Afrika); 400 level medical student, Eviano Ekelemu; a graduating student, Yemi Ajiteru; 100- Level Philosophy student, Babatunde Oke, and Ekpede Godfrey were gunned down by the “marauding beasts” in Blocks 5 and 8, Awolowo Hall. Prof. Roger Makanjuola writes: “Tunde Oke was still alive but died on the operating table. Four others, George Iwilade, Yemi Ajiteru, Efe Ekede and Eviano Ekelemu, were brought in dead. Eviano Ekelemu bled to death from gunshot wounds to the groin and thigh. The other three died

from gunshot wounds to the head.” Of the targets of the massacre Lanre Adeleke (Legacy) managed to escape by jumping from a balcony after hearing the gunfire. “Dexter”, the Chief of the Kegites, also escaped unharmed. George Iwilade (Afrika), the Secretary-General of the Students’ Union and a Law student was not so lucky. Upon entering his room the “shot him immediately in the head. Then they smashed his head with their axe to make sure he was dead”.

It is reported that George Iwilade (Afrika) was the only successfully assassinated victim. “Afrika, who was said to have carried out the arrest (relating to the incident on Saturday, 7 March 1999), was mercilessly butchered while the other four were just unfortunate victims”

Prof. Roger Makanjuola’s account of the cultist’s escape is that “The murderers left Fajuyi Hall on foot and went through the bush path behind the Hall back to their vehicles. They drove to the Students’ Union building, which they ransacked. They returned to their vehicles and drove out of the University through the main gate. The security staff, having heard gunfire, fled for their lives. Thus the exit of the marauding thugs was unchallenged.”

THE AFTERMATH AND THE MOTHER OF ALL CONGRESS The day after the attack it is reported “President Adeleke (legacy) presided over a congress of great Ife students in the enormous amphitheater of Oduduwa Hall and that congress is famously known till today as the mother of all congresses on OAU ;
he demanded the immediate resignation of Wole Omole, the loathed vice chancellor who impeded student efforts to eliminate cults (Omole, for example, failed to expel the previously apprehended eight cultists). An award of 10,000 nairas ($100 U.S.) was offered for Omole’s capture and hundreds of students occupied the administration building, refusing to leave until Omole was fired.”Prof. Roger Makanjuola writes of what followed the massacre: “In the aftermath of the attack, the whole university was envelope in fear and there was chaos in the halls of residence. However, within a short time, the President of the Students’ Union, Lanre Adeleke, was able to restore order and mobilise his colleagues. The students went to the town searching for the perpetrators in locations where cult members were thought to be living.
They “arrested” three individuals and brought them back to Awolowo Hall. These were Aisekhaghe Aikhile, a Part I student of Agricultural Economics, Emeka Ojuagu, and Frank Idahosa (Efosa). Efosa and Ojuagu were arrested in a public transport vehicle that was about to leave Ife. The VC, Professor Wale Omole, had been out of the country on 10 July 1999,
the day of the attack and in his absence, the Deputy VC (Academic), Professor A.E. Akingbohungbe, was in charge. Soon after his arrival, the VC was summoned to Abuja to give a report of the incident the day after he returned to campus. On 14 July, his suspension was announced by the Government. Several days later on the 18th July 1999 the use
Prof. Roger Makanjuola was appointed Vice Chancellor and as replacement to Professor Wale Omole. The July 10 massacre has been passed on to the different generations of students in OAU and a special programme is usually been held to remember and appreciate the heroes



MAY THEIR SOULS CONTINUE TO HAUNT THEIR KILLERS.


I STEP ASIDE BY SAYING ALUTA CONTINUA, VICTORIA ASCERTA.
GREAT IFE!

Today.. JULY 10,2015 MARKS 15 Years 5 Oau comrades including the secretary general of the students' Union.. AKINYEMI IWILADE aka AFRICA WERE KILLED UNJUSTLY..



The Death of GEORGE AKINYEMI IWILADE
(aka) AFRIKA nd others, OAU 5 still
fresh in our memories, JULY 10 1999
hmmm 15years like yesterday.
Full Story Of The OAU July 10 1999
Massacre
Friday 10th of July 2015 will exactly
be 15 years after the
monstrous massacre which took place
against the students
of Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile-
Ife, Osun state on
Saturday 10th of July 1999. The attack
resulted in the
deaths of eight people and injuring of
eleven, all of whom
were students of OAU.


An account of what led to the
massacre is given by Prof.
Roger Makanjuola’s book “Water Must
Flow Uphill
(Adventures in University
Administration)”. Prof. Roger
Makanjuola, following the massacre,
became Vice Chairman
of the university and took an active
role in both investigating
and punishing those from the university
involved in the
murders.
Prof. Roger Makanjuola writes about
an initial incident and
it’s aftermath that occurred in the
weeks before the
murders: “On Saturday, 7 March 1999, a
group of
members held a meeting in Ife town.
After the meeting, they
drove back to the campus. On the main
road, Road 1,


leading into the campus, they were
overtaken by some
students in another car. For whatever
reason, they were
enraged and gave chase to the
students. The students,
seeing them in pursuit, raced hastily to
the car park outside
Angola Hall and ran into the adjacent
Awolowo Hall for
safety. The Students’ Union, which had
also received
information that secret cult members
were gathering in a
house in the senior staff quarters,
mobilised in response to
the incident. Led by George Iwilade, the
Secretary-General, a
group of them drove to the house,
officially occupied by
Mr.M. Mekoma, and forced their way into
the boys’ quarters.
They found nine individuals inside, eight
of them students of
the University, with a submachine gun, a
locally
manufactured gun, an axe, a bayonet
and the black clothing
and regalia of the cult. The
University authorities
were informed, and the members of the
secret cult were
handed over to the Police. They were
held in police custody
and taken to the Chief Magistrate’s
Court where two weeks
later they were granted bail.”


Prof. Roger Makanjuola documents and
raises concerns
over the way the matter was handled
by both the police and
court system who broke from protocol,
common sense and
destroyed evidence and how this led to
the failure to be able
to prosecute the members
involved in the
incident. Prof. Roger Makanjuola
writes: “The case was
heard on 31 March, and to the utmost
amazement of
everyone, the Chief Magistrate
discharged and acquitted the
arrested individuals. The students who
had apprehended the
cult members were not called as
witnesses.

The
investigating police officer, Corporal
Femi Adewoye, claimed
that the witnesses could not be
located and actually stated
in Court, “I tried to contact the
complainants in this case, all
to no avail. To date, there is no
complainant in the case.
Since all the accused persons denied
the allegations against
them and there is no complainant, there
is no way the
allegations can be proved.” This was
the submission of the
prosecuting police officer! Usually, in
such cases, witness’
summons were served through the
University
Administration but this did not happen.
The trial was
concluded in two courtappearances in
eight days.
Prof. Roger Makanjuola recalls
following the failed
prosecution the cultists
returned to the university
to study. Much to the dismay and
concern of fellow
students. Under pressure from students
the university’s
authorities moved to suspend the
cultists involved by
issuing a ‘release’ but failing to send
the specific students
official letters informing them of their
suspension.


Prof. Roger Makanjuola says: “Shortly
afterwards, the University was closed
as a result of a
student crisis. When it re-opened three
months later, the cult
members returned to the campus and
were seen attending
lectures. The students raised an alarm
once more. In
response to this, the University issued
a release on 2 July
re-affirming the suspensions of the
cult members.

The
letters of suspension were dated 8
July and it is doubtful
whether those affected actually
received them before the
tragic events two days later.”
THE SHOOTINGS AND THE KILLINGS.
On the night of the 9th July 1999 a
number of student
groups held a party at Obafemi
Awolowo University. The
‘Mirror Online’ reports: “members of
Kegites Club on the
campus, Man O’ war members, and
various other student
leaders- both former and incumbent,
gathered at the open
ground between Angola and Mozambique
Halls.”

Later in
the night many of the party-goers
began occupying the
cafeteria of Awolowo Hall whilst
others returned to their
halls of residence to sleep.
At between 3-3.30am (now 10th July
1999) a large number
of cultists (reported to be between 22
and 40) of the Black
Axe confraternity arrived to carry
out a preplanned assault
on the university with the intention of
carrying out the
assassinations of several prominent
members of the
student union. Allegations that these
assassinations were
sponsored by the university’s Vice
Chancellor Wale Omole
remain to this day but it is unclear if
this is the case. It is
said “one of the cultists, Kazeem Bello,
aka Kato, confessed
that Wale Omole had a hand in their
July 10 dastardly
operation.

Due to the disturbance caused by mtn's unsolicited messages... He wrote an open letter to them and his sim was blocked..

The letter as follows.

LETTER TO MTN from a Common Customer
Dear Network,
I would like to appreciate you for all
these years I have used your network
to call, send texts and browse the
internet. Though I paid for them, I still
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in the light of so many things I and my
friends have suffered in your hands.
And since calling your customer care is
like pouring water in a basket, I will
just write this letter with the hope
that some people that matter will
address this matter from this living
matter.

Firstly, I will like to tell you about
your customer representatives who I
believe you pay an ample amount of
money to attend to us; the customers. I
will like to expose them right now.
Because I choose not to believe you
are aware of the advice and directions
these people give. In all my seven
years of using your line, I have only
come across a single call care agent
who really did something about my
complaint.
The other will either tell
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another painful thing is to call your
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advertize products. I won't blame
people who end these calls and break
both phone and sim.

Furthermore, these unsolicited
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unbearable. Imagine the grevious
disappointment when I ran to read a
text expectantly, only to see it was
one of your numerous 500XY advertizing
whatnot. This matter has come to a
burdensome level such that most of us
do not even bother to read text
messages anymore, missing important
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about those who have deleted stored
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And when my brother requested that
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Well,
I ask you too, did I ever register my
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In addition, your way of sucking off our
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It has gone to the extent that I have
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what I call a 'Department of Thiefery
and Deduction, DTD' that works like the
Devil himself; giving us an apple and
collecting our Gift of Life in exchange;
offering us one kobo to collect a
thousand naira in return.

Though I know
this sounds like a conspiracy theory,
but something tells me it is real.
Because I cannot simply fathom how you
do it. A person makes a simple mistake
and as if you have been waiting all
your life for him to do it,

his full
credit is wiped off. I mean, just sending
a code by mistake and a newly
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think that is the person's fault? Okay,
what about my dad who tried
subscribing for your 2500 naira 4.5 gig
data plan? After clicking subscribe so
many times and satisfied that it should
have gone through, he connected his
browser and checked his email; I mean
his email. Only to find out the
subscription was ignored and his credit
was chopped off. And what about me
too; I have called your agents so many
a time that I have even stopped now.

I
will have enough data to browse but
will you deduct my browsing charges
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rather jettison the data and dip your
hands in my credit. And while I stay
here, watching videos online and
laughing, your DTD is sucking away my
credit and smiling. And there is
absolutely nothing a common man like
me can do except to get irritated and
vexed. Never have I heard of a day a
customer's unjustly deducted credit
was restored. Never.


In conclusion, time and ink will fail me
to talk of the times two phones will be
placed side by side and that woman will
say in her usual high soprano, 'The
number you have dialed is switched off'.
Anyway, you have taught me to be
tolerable and slow to anger. You have
also taught me to never expect
anything free. There is always a string
attached with MTN; gifts always come
with a bait. And I won't blame you too
much. There are other networks and
still, with all these your excesses and
outright wickedness, I still stick with
you. Even when migrating to another
network will not change my number, I
am still staying here for you to
continue 'barbing my head'.

And if this letter find its way to your
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to look my name up in your data and
reward or punish me for all I have
said.
Yours Irritatedly and 'fed-uply,

Victor J. Wahab

Tank God his sim was restored abt 30 hrs later

Poverty Na bastard........ because some set of touts have been paid.. So he is now loved?

Let him go to where civil servants are based now.. Nd letz see..

I now realize politicians are worse than you could ever think... Let im tell me he is not receiving his salary and entitlements...

Nigerians romancing poverty since 1960...

Oh God.. Where are the awolowos.. D ziks... D balewas...
The greats and selfless have gone..
I weep!

GeneralQuamdeen:
Tecno is cheap but their spare part is costly

loool... Na most phones get expensive spareparts.... Tho u fit get cheap parts@aba...IGBO KWENU !!

Nawao 4 dis chm 101... Aw class go dey full wen 7 nefa knack.. Nd lecture dey start 8..

I guess dis thread is actually going going

...................... .......... .... Despite the awry past.. We have to give respect to whom respect is due

Ezenwammadu:
At least 25 dead in his first three days and he is here toasting what a president

someone still nursing defeat injuries

SHARIAREPORTERS:
I just hate Buhari I just hate "change"

Atlantic Ocean no dey strike

.... Kiki

Na d cows wey vote am b dis sha .... KIKI... #SAIBABA

Progressives..!!

I think say na yabaleft this guy dey ni

Yabaleft

Nawa 4 dis Angola ppl o... I waited 3hrs b4 em answer me... Naso hunger dey kimme

Dammytrager... Davidbanner... Timmytimmy
Twaalee... I hail Happy resumption.

~~teebaatoz~~

Amosun wife dun get rival

Preparation is being hectic

Sooroptimist1:
Elections is about Numbers and the North has it......That is the fact

But i am sure that the North dont intend to keep power in perpetuity.......after 2023,you will see that the North will support a Southern candidate


What the North hate is cheating,injustice,unbridled pride and insult which was the hallmark of Jonathan's Presidency......a man who had a gentleman's agreement with people in the inner sanctum of their party caucus not to contest a 2nd term but made a volte face thinking he could force himself on the whole Nation

no person lyk obj

PhockPhockMan:
You're lucky, they zapped my 1K and send ERROR. When I checked my data balance, I was disappointed.

complain to the customer service

PhockPhockMan:
Etisalat just scammed me with this message



I thought it's real, unfortunately, I tried it this morning, all I got is this ;



Is there anybody with the same experience?

wow... 10nk God o..
10nk God..
I wanted to try dis last week but b4 i loaded.. I dialed d code ..it Said ERROR.
Datz aw i kuku go all dis retail shops go buy 1gb with 1300 cos i dnt trust the bastards.
Pls visit a etisalat centre immediately.