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raphy:
were is that team located in Lagos.I need a new team to join.

am a free agent now...
looking for a new adventures

The team did train in one primary school in Ilasamaja, Lagos. I don't know if they still train there.

Bitcoin1000:
Smello

Sorry?

Who be smello between the two, Majek and Linda?

Are you sure you are ok?

FFK bawo?

Thought they said PDP members are trying to restructure the party?

The fact that FFK can be thinking of contesting the party chairmanship shows that restructuring is a joke!

It was gathered that the woman, who had been in detention for two weeks , had also been admitted to the police clinic at Alagbon after falling ill.

in Orlando Owoh's voice:

Ti won ba mu e d'alagbon
Ti owo alagbon ba te e
Orisirisi ni won fi je e

We don't joke with our cultural values!

#proudlyomoo'dua

Nice don high before coming to the studio for the interview.

He has forgotten that one becomes a slowpoke when trying to explain a wrong act with falsehood!

IJOBA2:
EXPERIENCE THEY SAY, IS THE BEST TEACHER. ALHAJI TOLEX I HAIL THE

aye re ti ta
Omo ake

Na the Yahoo plus boys wey come to see dem Alfa to renew dem jazz.

Na that kind house dem Alfa dey live.

Abomination!

sarrki:
Uncle but you believe Mazi will be sentence life imprisonment ?

So shall it be

stop prattling!

sarrki:
The thing penetrate uncle

Mazi his going and his online miscreats are definititely going to pay for crimes against humanity

stop twaddling !

sarrki:
E pepper am

We will deal with all remnants of ipobs

better reserve your data and use it for something profitable and stop exhibiting your congenital folly!

sarrki:
E enter him well well

All ipobs sympathizers are enemies of the state

We will crush them all

try first crushing your senselessness!

[s]

sarrki:
You are still pained about your Lord and Personal savior that was defeated

I know how painful it is

Someone that his used to free money

Sorry bro no more free money

Mazi is going to gashua straight[/s]

see babbling!

sarrki:
Tell Mazi to prepare for gashua prison

imagine!

Na all the Nigerian prisons he sabi!
When he won't stopped being a criminal!

sarrki:
When I see Mazi kuje aides

I know by their statement

This one won't stopped disgracing himself!

The only elements of sense he knows are just the alphabetical characters in "SENSE"!

Osun State has also been part of his investments for the past 7years

malificent:
Abeg who is on bobriskys display picture? Is that him?

Yes, that is Shim!

Cos I dey confused what to use for bobrisky, either to use "she" or "him"!

What the head of noise is he making now?

Referring toe Davido? Eye see!

soberdrunk:
I sight 'imodium', she dey purge?

Sure!

Imodium (Loperamide) is used for treating diarrhea!

Must she snap and post it on social media for all to see?

chimebube:
Well, we don’t know what the issue might be, but while Davido is still celebrating C.Ronaldo who followed him on Instagram, our dear Starboy Records Boss, Wizkid has unfollowed Drake on Instagram.

A quick check on Instagram shows revealed the Wizkid whose album just dropped, is no longer following Champagne Papi who he featured in his ‘Come Closer’ single.

http://www.lailasblog.com/2017/07/wizkid-unfollowed-drake-instagram.html

Lalasticlala

like Drake cares anything has just unfollowed him!

“I often say that dropping Engineering for music is the greatest sacrifice I made for my career. That’s because I studied water Engineering for five years and I graduated with a good result Many of my mates that we left school together are doing very well now, and sometimes, I feel bad that I’m not praticing the profession I devoted a lot of time and effort to study. If I was a praticing engineer, I’m that I would have gone very far by now.

Then quit music and join Water Corporation.
Or better set up a sachet water production.

Abi who this one dey complain to now?

umassan:
President Muhammadu Buhari has
commiserated with the government and
people of Sokoto state over the passing
away of a member of the House of
Representatives, representing Kware/
Wamakko Federal Constituency,
Honourable Abdullahi Muhammad
Wamakko.
In a statement sent to journalists by his
media aide, Shehu Garba, the President
extended his condolences to the leadership
of the National Assembly, colleagues and
the immediate family of the deceased, who
he noted had contributed immensely to the
development of democracy.
President Buhari believes that Wamakko
left at a time that his services were most
desired by the country, describing him as a
"gentle and uncontroversial politician."

The president extoled the humility of the
departed lawmaker, which he said "was
one of his salient virtues" that would be
really missed by the country, noting that
Wamakko "gave encouragement to the
younger generation to join politics and
contribute their own quota to the country's
development."


President Buhari prayed Allah to bless the
soul of the deceased, comfort his family
and reward his good deeds.



Source ; www.naij.com/

Abba Kyari and Mamman Daura well-done!

RIP

Confused set of people!

I love this Enugu waterport!
Stella Odua really tried for it

OBAGADAFFI:
The British-Ijebu war of 1892 (The battle of Imagbon)




In 1891, the Ijebu tribe, dwelling between 50 and 60 miles north-east of Lagos on the Magbon river, set a blockade on the trade route from the interior into Lagos, which was a crown colony, and charged customs dues which served as their income. The Awujale, the traditional ruler of Ijebu, closed down the Ejirin market, cutting off Lagos from a source of up-country trade.

The British government persuaded the Awujale several times to open the blockaded route but the Ijebu ruler remained adamant. However, in May 1891, a British acting governor, Captain C.M Denton C.M.G, together with some Hausa troops (mostly slaves who fled the North to South and were recruited by the British army) went to Ijebu kingdom to make an agreement with the Awujale on opening the blockaded route and allowing the free passage of goods into Lagos. The Awujale refused but after much persuasion and pressure, the Awujale agreed in January 1892 on the terms of receiving £500 annually as compensation for the loss of custom revenue.

However, the agreement didn’t last long. A white missionary was denied access to pass through the kingdom and was sent back. The British government were provoked by the action of the Ijebus and authorized the use of force on the kingdom. Britain gathered troops from Gold Coast (Ghana), Sierra Leone, Ibadan, and Lagos (the Hausa troops nearly 150).

Battle of imagbon

Colonel F.C. Scott C.B was the commander of the troops of 450 men piled up by Britain. On the 12th of May, 1892, the captain and his men, including some carriers, sailed up the Lagos Lagoon and landed at Ekpe.
When they got to Leckie, another carriers about 186 in numbers were recruited.
On the Ijebu side, 8000 men with old rifles would be fighting the British. The British underestimated the fighting prowess of the Ijebus thus giving them some hard times in penetrating into the interiors of Ijebu kingdom. The first day, the British army razed down four villages with some of their men sustaining fatal injuries. The next day, they proceeded to Atumba and gunned down the Ijebus with machine guns. Britain lost 12 men which include a Briton and 12 Africans. Every Ijebu villages they came across was burnt to the ground. The Ijebus were really losing the battle but determined to prevent the British army from crossing the Yemoyi river. The goddess of the Yemoyi river was said to have taken human sacrifice in order to prevent the intruders (British) from crossing. The river was dug deeper by the Ijebus to make it impenetrable by all means for the British army. However, the British army managed to cross the sacred Yemoyi river and unleashed havoc on the Ijebus. They proceeded to the village of Imagbon.

The Ijebus had lost over 900 men while Britain lost only 56 men and have more than 30 wounded. The Ijebus were still determined to fight on but shortly afterwards, the Awujale surrendered and admitted losing the war.

The British union flag was later raised above Ijebu Ode. Captain Scot warned his men against pillaging which some didn’t heed to especially the Ibadan irregulars who were later deprived of their arms. The toll gates in Oru built by the Ijebus were destroyed and some of their shrines were also torched.

This bloody war is also known in history as the 1892 Ijebu Expedition.

The British troops were awarded The East & West Africa Medal with Clasp dated ‘1892’.
Today, one of these medals can be found in Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge. Ijebu kingdom was later annexed to the colony of southern Nigeria.

https://oldnaija.com/2015/11/04/the-british-ijebu-war-of-1892-the-battle-of-imagbon/

interesting!

tyson98:
Boda ti fagbo yo

ise ki ise ni igbo nse lara.

Boda ko mo PE oun ti si so

The man behind them wore it best!

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vanbonattel:
How she take kill them?

the same question I feel like asking!