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[quote author=oily-Yoruba] Very [size=16pt]incestuous[/size] tribe[/quote]A lunatic is better than an illiterate that refused to learn!

What is incestuous in a man giving 3 women that aren't his family member belle.
I would advise a friend of mine to go and make a cemetery his abode had he typed this.

The world’s acclaimed biggest singing talent reality TV show “The X Factor” which has been rocking Europe and the Americas has finally berthed in Africa, with Nigeria scoring the first, courtesy of the leading telecommunications company, Globacom, who has even gone a step further in offering a whooping N24 million as the star prize for the ultimate winner of the show.

The unveiling of the show took place at the Get Arena, Lekki, Lagos on Wednesday before a audience consisting of media executives, Glo Ambassadors, top management staff of Globacom and some members of the public who were invited to be part of the fun-filled launch which dragged on till late in the night. Highlights of the nights include musical interludes, jokes and open mic competition which got the audience dully entertained. The ultimate winner of The X Factor show is expected to smile home with princely sum of $150,000 (N24 million), purportedly the biggest purse among current reality TV shows. The winner will also win a recording contract with internationally acclaimed Sony Music for the recording of an album and professional management of the winning individual or group.

According to the company’s Head, Reality Shows, Sulyman Bello, Glo is proud to be the catalyst that brought about this development and the attendant buzz cum excitement it will generate across the continent. “Africa has been yearning for a programme of this optimum quality and we are privileged to have made it possible” enthused Bello. He added that Glo needed to do something special to signpost the special year of its 10th anniversary, hence the gift of “The X Factor” to
entertain and delight its teeming subscribers across sub-Saharan Africa and the larger public.

“This year marks the 10th anniversary of our operations and this programme is, in part, our modest way of thanking our subscribers for their loyalty and patronage” he said. Commenting on the ultimate prize of $150,000 to the winner, Bello said that this is in sync with the profile of the show. “The unprecedented top prize is a reflection of the premium status of the programme; this is in addition to the coveted Sony Music contract with the attendant post-season super star status for the winner and international stardom which is not provided by any other music talent show in the country today”, he added.


Read more:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/03/glo-dangles-n24m-star-prize-for-singing-reality-tv-show/

Umuahia - The police in Abia
arrested no fewer than
seven child-trafficking
suspects in the last one
month, the Commissioner of
Police, Mr Usman Tilli, said in
Umuahia on Monday.
Tilli said that the suspects
were apprehended between
March 4 and April 2 and
expressed displeasure over
the circumstances under
which the suspects
committed the crime.
He said that a 26-year-old
man in Aba allegedly sold his
six months old son for
N350,000 to enable him to
get a travelling document to
Greece.
The commissioner said on
March 16 a man from Amaoji
in Isiala-Ngwa South Local
Government Area of Abia
reported that his wife
connived with a doctor to
sell their baby.
He said that the new born
baby boy was sold for
N300,000 by the doctor who
allegedly delivered it.
Tilli said that the doctor had
been charged to court while
three other pregnant women
he haboured in his baby
factory were used as
prosecution witnesses.
He said that a couple were
also arrested for selling their
new born baby for N200,000
to someone, who was still at
large.
Tilli said the command would
stop at nothing to ensure
that the state was rid of
child- traffickers. (NAN)
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/police-in-abia-arrest-7-child-trafficking-suspects/

BoboYekini: I don't understand why these shameless old men will not free all these younging girls for us! Awon agbaya!

common! Why can't you blame those useless ladies chasing methuselah's d1ck. Of course the man didn't force them or put rope on their neck.

What is the wonder that shall never end with a 71year old man scoring [size=16pt]heart trick[/size]?

These are guys that refused to settle those clowns that called themselves police. Of course there are many people that deals in fake hard currencies.

byrron: ok ooooo.
oya use the modify button and correct that thing sharp sharp before the e-civil war begins as usual for such misinformation abi error.
i know u are not the OP but since u seems to know his intention then help him out

you can as well help him out!

ADEBAYOUR05: • D days when NTA will show[b
rainbow color for 30 mins
then national anthem before
they resume program @
4pm

you seem to be lil young.

During our days the lines were white getting darker to the right. Just because there were no coloured TV then. Though there later came the screen protector that are coloured.

Don't worry. Until they drove you to the point where the cost of powering a generator will be cost justifying to using a PHCN light.

O A U- OBA AWON UNIVERSITY!

Why dying for nigeria when i can live to make changes and defend it?

M.K.O Abiola died for democracy, and what is the outcome? the presidency wasn't given to any of his family.

Murtala Rabat Mohamad died for nigeria, just a blue ink of his head and chest on #20 note.

Nnamdi Azikwe fought for one nigeria, his people castigated him even after death.

Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu fought for the dissociation of the nigerian ions and ran away only to come back to be shining the congo of one of the prettiest gurl. And even contested the senatorial seat and presidential post.

So, why being homicidal for nigeria when I can live to exterminate the people involved in nigerians problem and rectify the situation.

That is the problem about some africans with our mentality.

Will the beating abort the picture of the joystick from the poor boy?
The best thing she could have done is to orientate the boy and start a sex education right away since he is already exposed.

Alamiesegha is a shameless Idiot.
Just because Umar Yaradua is dead, that is the reason why he felt he could just make a lie out of him to justify the God forsaken pardon.
How i wish the dead has a way of inflicting something like a chicken pox or a slap on any lie against it.
Why can't he indict Obasanjo or Atiku in the saga of course the crime was committed during their tenure..

bcomputer101: #Gbagannnnn#

I beg bros, you are permitted to write in your [size=16pt]mothers dialect.[/size]

TU QUOQUE!

The action of the children in the home will only be determined by how the father's attitude is.
A father with a strict action that disciplines his children when they go wrong with love ends up having a children that have the fear of the father. Whereas, a father having to pacify the rebellious child at the expense of the other children will end up having rebellious children with grudges.

What is the name of the OP's credible source?

BY IFEANYI OKOLIE
LAGOS— Five persons said to
be specialists in vandalizing
and stealing
telecommunication cables
belonging to Nigerian
Telecommunications Limited,
NITEL, within Lagos Island
and its environs have been
arrested by the police.
The suspects identified as
Eze David, Iluwa Ubah,
Oyebuchi Nwodom, Femi
David and Michael Okoki,
were arrested separately by
policemen attached to
Dolphin Estate Police Station
and Anti-Robbery Policemen
from Area ‘A’ Police
Command.
Vanguard learnt that the
suspects were members of a
large syndicate that
vandalizes underground
telecommunication cables
from various manholes
within Ikoyi, Victoria Island,
Surelere, Isolo and
LagosIsland.
Meantime, one of the
suspects, Femi David, said to
have been arrested with over
117 pieces of short cables
told Vanguard that they
usual melt the cables into
copper before disposing of
them.
He said: “I am the leader of
my own group and I steal
cables from several manholes
in LagosState. I started last
year and I usually operate in
areas where I knew the
police do not patrol regularly.
“I have done it for more than
10 times and I make more
than a hundred thousand
naira from each trip. The job
that gave me out was at
Broad Street, by Kakawa on
LagosIsland, we did that for
about two days and when
we were about conveying
the cables out of the area the
police intercepted us.
“I ventured into it because
there was no other job for
me to do.”
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/police-nab-5-suspected-nitel-cable-thieves/

byrron:
which state in the east sir?

it was an error.
Was meant to be in the [size=15][color=crimson]north eastern[/color][/size] part of the country.

So far an attack was made on a village doesn't mean it was aimed at the politician in the village. It is just one of the numerous attacks on the village in the northern part of the country.

Had the attack been aimed at the deputy governor, it would have been launched when the politician was around in the village or when he was on a journey in the village. Just like the attack of the Emir of Kano, Alhaji Ado Bayero and Hon. Gyang Fulani and senator Gyang Dantong.

hugafella: In your quest to insult ibos, u simply ignored the fact that BH committed crimes against humanity. U have sold your conscience on the platter of your hatred for ibos. U forgot the ibos have always asked for justice. And if people from your part of the country are okay with unjust treatment, then be prepared to live with the consequences. For us, we believe justice should prevail and we have every right to do so. I'm sorry for people who reason like you, because y'all have never had anything to stand by. Always on the fence criticizing ibos.

like you said, a crime against humanity and is the igbo the only humanity?
Tell us what justice the ndigbo have fought for!
The best thing that could have been done is to request for justice and not whining.

I don't really have any problem with this man because of all the pastors, he is the only 'real' pastor devoted to charity. And doesn't squeeze oil out of his members, shrinking them.

All this while that they have been challenging his controversies, there hasn't been anything to hold against him to prove he is devil incarnated. Where are those so called men of God that have no controversial life? How have they impacted on the lives of their members and the poor?

The only problem am having with him is the decision to stop predicting what the outcome of the football matches are going to be. Of course nobody to give me the prediction to all these football betting sites again.

Seems GEJ has realised that the south west is the gun powder keg of nigeria just like the balkan peninsula was to Europe. That is why he feels he needs pacifying them.

No matter how good human being is, there isn't anyway he can satisfy people of diverse culture, religion and mentality to life.
I trust my people, bribing them will never make them to lose their focus or get them disorganised at all.

With all the time given to pacify terrorists, grant pardon to the ex convicts, satisfy the rebels and grant amnesty to militants just for an election that is coming up in 2years time, when precisely will he have the time to execute the presidential role he is elected to do?

The Debt Management Office
(DMO) says the Central Bank
of Nigeria (CBN) may sell as
much as N410 billion worth
of bonds during the second
quarter of this year. The DMO
disclosed this in its
provisional calendar
published on its Website.
It said that bond sales for the
quarter would open on April
17. According to DMO, the
bonds to be sold in April will
include N25 billion to N45
billion bonds each of seven-
year, 10-year and 20-year
tenor. It said that the bonds
were expected to mature in
June 2019, January 2022 and
July 2030 with coupon rate
of 16 percent, 16.39 percent
and 10 percent, in that order.
The DMO also said that it
would on May15th issue
another set of three bonds
which will include N25 billion
to N45 billion bonds of five-
year bonds. Others are N10
billion to N20 billion bonds
of five-year tenor and seven-
year tenor bonds of between
N20 billion and N30 billion.
The DMO also said that the
N25 billion to N45 billion
bond of five-year tenor
would mature in April 2017
at 15.10 percent yield rate.
The N10 billion to N20 billion
bonds at four percent yield
rate will mature in April
2015. The seven-year tenor
bonds of between N20
billion and N30 billion with
16 percent yield rate will
mature in June 2019.
The DMO said that the sales
for the quarter would end on
June 12 with the sale of N25
billion to N45 billion each of
five-year debt to mature on
2017 with coupon rate of
5.10 percent. The DMO said
that it would also offer
another five-year tenor
bonds on June 12 with
coupon rate of four percent.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/fg-to-raise-n410bn-via-bonds-in-second-quarter-2013/

Afam4eva: I've heard Nigerian people say things that suggest that knowing how to speak good english suggest that one is educated. How's that even possible. You see ladies saying things like "He's a nice guy and speaks very well". He speaks very well means means he speaks good english with a foreign accent and not Igbo or Yoruba. So, Why does speaking Good English translate to one been educated and smart. Can't someone who doesn't speak English be smart?

actually, a fluent and good spoken english is not an assay for intelligence.
Just like a house with colourful outward appearance, nice exterior design. But when the interior of the house was seen, just an opposite of the exterior.

Though i agree it is a sign of sound education which is a function of the school he went to, the environment he grew up and the kind of parents and family he has.

Chubhie: Please refrain from condeming all the good people of yoruba i personally know. Dude and company are known hacks who are payed to do tribal jobs for politicians who fest on such negativity. His myopic views should in no way change how you relate with all wonderful yoruba peeps.

philosopher chubhie. How far?

[quote author=Mr. Globe]lol, I can agree with you for one day. Op am offering a prize to any that posts any good news this week on the breakup of Nigeria[/quote]so you and I will one day bend our parallel lines to meet? You tribal bigot. Lol!

I can't enter into this ultimate search of nigerian good news!

The search resembles trying to pass an elephant through a needle.

The top 10 richest presidents dominated by the arabian peninsula.

Jonathan is richer, that is the reason he couldn't declare his assets which he is constantly acquiring after Yaradua had forced him to declare them when he was the vice president.

OAU law doesn't require mathematics!

Does he think prayer is the solution to Nigerian problem?

We have many churches that can pray 30hours out of the 24hours given in a day but still wallowing in the same problem they are praying on. Likewise many mosques in the nooks and cranies of this nation built to pray with the members still stucked to the same tribulations.

One can only back an action or work up with prayer before God can even be interested in whatever we invites him to do.
God can do everything but will never do everything for us, hence the need to work for ourselves.

[size=16]Well, what does one expect from someone with millions of cluelessness![/size]

vanstanzy: We want u to shut ur hell-hole of a mouth up.
Dont u know granting these beasts amnesty affects the entire south.
U people just choose to see everything a non-yoruba says as wrong, SMH!

blunt tool!
Didn't you read where he talked about igbo? Or did he carried the entire south along? Well, people like you should exist to appreciate why it pays to be wise.

confusion247: Foolish question from a tribal bigot.

you seem to be deprived of common sense. Just tell the whole nigeria what exactly you want.
Well, what reasonable thing can come from a confused fellow.