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Not suprised. I have always known Texas as a rebel state. Like they did to secede from mexico and initially wanted to stay as an autonomous state only to join the United State union later. Barely 10years in the union, joined the league of other 10states again to secede from the union to form the confedrate states. |
since all was well and no problem at all during his vacation. He could as well leave the deputy to complete the remaining tenure. Likely what Umar Yaradua would have said if he came back alive. |
they had better jumped at any and every gesture by the nigerians now cos it is once in a life time which may not show up again. We won't hesistate to pelt them with stone if they start forking up again. |
Gbongbonosi: I believe ogbeni aregbesola not knowing anything about this because It's only two towns that Muslim get dominate in osun state so I wonder why he we threat Christiansbetter you don't talk about what you don't know. Mention the two towns dominated by muslims in Osun state? |
Philolos: Oga, please back up your statement with a recent campus picture or video.hello! This isn't my point but our anthem. Save me the picture upload cos seeing is believing. You can just make an adventure to other top schools in nigeria. Then make your last trip to OAU. You will come back to thank me, I assuredly promise you. |
talktimi:ya! That is what we call 'aro' (craziness) in OAU. The guy did aro for you. He knows the rational behind the recapitalization. |
Thinking the webometric list ranking would be pasted anyway. Notwithstanding: Great Ife! Great Ife!! Africa most beautiful campus Conscious, vigilance, progressive Aluta against all oppressions Forward ever, backward never For learning and culture, sport and struggle Great Ife, I love you There is only one great Ife in the universe Another Great Ife is a counterfeit Great! Great!! Great!!! Great!!!! Great!!!!! |
Thinking the webometric list ranking would be pasted anyway. Notwithstanding: Great Ife! Great Ife!! Africa most beautiful campus Conscious, vigilance, progressive Aluta against all oppressions Forward ever, backward never For learning and culture, sport and struggle Great Ife, I love you There is only one great Ife in the universe Another Great Ife is a counterfeit Great! Great!! Great!!! Great!!!! Great!!!!! E wo won! E wo won!! E wo won bi won se n wo wa. Ti mo ba tun aye wa, Great ife ni ma lo Ti mo ba tun aye wa, Great ife ni ma ba lo. If you go to uniport(like umblerra) na your fault. If you go to lasu, na your fault. But if you go to OAU, na the best. |
Still wondering what transpires between Anambra state and Camerounians. Not quite long ago when they fielded a camerounian in the gold lifting event of the national sport festival. |
Kidnappers make N750m monthly in Southeast, says CD | The Nation http://thenationonlineng.net/new/news/kidnappers-make-n750m-monthly-in-southeast-says-cd/ |
as if a puppet dey stare at the television. |
olopa ti o yin ibon si olubon, iya ni o ra owo le. The police bite more than he could chew. |
@akin egba. Guess dem don swear for you. What is the problem with you? Go and open another thread to demonstrate ur madness. |
musiwa10: ,you , Odemwingie Should BeARE YOU A LEARNER? please can you translate what you intend saying to english or make use of the last button by the left above i.e MODIFY button |
BY PETER OKUTU ABAKALIKI — UNIDENTIFIED persons, weekend, kidnapped a three-year-old boy, Ejike Emmanuel, at Akaeze in Ivo Local Government Area of the state. Vanguard gathered that the boy was abducted in front of his parent’s compound at Obulo-Iyioji village in Akaeze by two suspected kidnappers, a man and woman, who disguised as customers to the mother of the victim, Mrs Nnennaya Emmanuel. Narrating her ordeal, Mrs Emmanuel said: “I was closing my akara (bean cake) business for the day and dropped Ejike with his four- year-old sister, Nkiruka, and crossed over to the other side of the road to keep the bench I used for the business. “When I came back, my son was nowhere to be found. I only saw Nkiruka crying and pointing her finger at some people on a motorcycle.” In his account, the father, Mr Anyim Emmanuel, expressed disbelief that his child could ever be kidnapped on such an ever busy road and called on security agencies to help secure the release of his son. It was, however, learnt that the parents of the victim raised alarm which attracted some villagers who quickly organised a search party to locate the boy’s whereabouts but all efforts proved abortive as the kidnappers had disappeared. Police rescue two kidnapped children In a related development, two of the eight children kidnapped between December last year and early January at Ishiagu in the same local government have been found. Police sources noted that the two children were rescued in Owerri, ImoState, with the aid of members of the Criminal Investigation Department of Imo State Police Command, adding that they were found in the custody of a woman who allegedly bought them from the kidnappers for N600, 000. According to the source, the woman, whose name could not be immediately ascertained, was said to have paid N450,000 for the male child, while the female child was sold to her for N150,000. Meanwhile, Ebonyi State Police Public Relations Officers, DSP Sylvester Igbo, who confirmed both incidents, said he was waiting for a formal report from the Divisional Police Officers in charge of the Ivo LGA before briefing journalists. He, however, said the Police had arrested a suspect (names withheld) in connection with the kidnap of little Ejike Emmanuel, stressing that the Police was determined to rid the state of kidnappers. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/02/kidnappers-sell-boys-for-n450000-girls-n150000/ |
this tournament is the 1st time the Super Eagles refused to disappoint me starting from the Ethiopia game. How i wish they can continue to play like this everyday cos the Igbos on this forum forgot Odumegwu Ojukwu as a biafran and decide to claim victor Moses as the same nigerian with them. The yorubas forgot Obafemi Awolowo as an oduan and claimed Emenike as a typican nigerian. |
i first of all remember OSAZIE ODEMWENGIE and imagined haw he will be feeling now. TO HELL WITH HIM i remember these ABBA song "The Winner Takes It All" I don't wanna talk About things we've gone through Though it's hurting me Now it's history I've played all my cards And that's what you've done too Nothing more to say No more ace to play The winner takes it all The loser's standing small Beside the victory That's her destiny I was in your arms Thinking I belonged there I figured it made sense Building me a fence Building me a home Thinking I'd be strong there But I was a fool Playing by the rules The gods may throw the dice Their minds as cold as ice And someone way down here Loses someone dear The winner takes it all The loser has to fall It's simple and it's plain Why should I complain? But tell me does she kiss Like I used to kiss you? Does it feel the same When she calls your name? Somewhere deep inside You must know I miss you But what can I say? Rules must be obeyed The judges will decide The likes of me abide Spectators of the show Always staying low The game is on again A lover or a friend A big thing or a small The winner takes it all I don't wanna talk If it makes you feel sad And I understand You've come to shake my hand I apologize If it makes you feel bad Seeing me so tense No self-confidence But you see The winner takes it all The winner takes it all... Thanks to Dan Bray, Nancy, Ninnerz, mari, Notary Sojac for correcting these lyrics. |
wao |
1st half |
mbah |
anybody interested in placing his bet on the match? My prediction: if nigeria no win the match, then burkina faso go win. The match is not going to end in a draw. The winner of the match will win the cup placing my BB porche on the bet if there is anyone that doesn't agree with the 3 predictions |
dayokanu: I went to RCF in BOOC that day to pray for Nigeria to win and I stopped going because we lost despite my prayerscrazy man. Passionate nigerian fan. Guess you didn't bother going to church today to pray for nigeria to win like you did then so that today's match wont be the de javu of the 2000 final? |
dayokanu: I was in OAU I couldnt complate my Technical Drawing Assignment. Watched it at Faj Cafe.did you actually go to fellowship that day to pray for nigeria to win or you stopped going to fellowship again cos nigeria lost despite the prayer? |
It seems another sect have spring up to combact, antagonise and kill health workers which may be part of the notorious boko haram and jamb or another sect with different ideology base on the recent incidence of polio immunization workers. |
Elsquidme: then blame the transport system that carried her and also blame her 4 going there.dont just put your mouth to any thread. I am a pharmacist so shut up your mouth. Go and study pharmacy ethics to understand what am saying. |
It seems another sect have spring up to combact, antagonise and kill health workers which may be part of the notorious boko haram and jamb or another sect with different ideology base on the recent incidence of polio immunization workers. |
They say a church in Peri village near Potiskum, the economic capital of Yobe, was set on fire in an attack late on Christmas Eve. No group has so far said it carried out the attack. The Boko Haram Islamist militant group has targeted a number of churches in the north since 2010. It has killed hundreds in its campaign to impose Sharia law. A series of bomb attacks carried out by the group across the country at Christmas 2011 - including two at Christmas Day church services - left almost 40 people dead and many more injured. 'Savage acts of terrorism' The head of the Network for Justice human rights group, Zakari Adamu, told the BBC that the gunmen also attacked the homes of Christians following the attack during the midnight mass service. Burnt cars outside St Theresa Catholic Church in Abuja (December 25 2011) Boko Haram carried out a series of attacks on Christians this time last year The AFP news agency reported that the pastor of the church - a branch of the Evangelical Church of West Africa (ECWA) - is among the dead. Military Spokesman Eli Lazarus told the Reuters news agency that six people were killed in the violence, which happened when "unknown gunmen attempted to attack Potiskum but were repelled by troops". "While they were fleeing, they attacked a church in a village," he said. The military say that a suspected gunman has been detained, and security in the area has been stepped up to reassure residents. They could not say how many gunmen took part in the attack or whether they belonged to a particular organisation. The violence comes on the same day that the Pope - as part of his Christmas Day address - prayed for harmony in Nigeria, lamenting what he called "savage acts of terrorism" that frequently target Christians. The head of the Christian Association of Nigeria in Yobe, Idi Garba, told AFP that many worshippers at ECWA "are still missing". "I have been informed that six bodies have been recovered," Mr Garba said. He said that some worshippers who lived near the church "fled their homes during the attack and it is assumed that they are still hiding in the bush". Correspondents says that while Yobe's population is overwhelmingly Muslim, Potiskum has a significant Christian minority. Peri is just 2km (1.24 miles) outside the city. Boko Haram has been able to carry out so many attacks in Yobe because it borders Borno state where the insurgent group is based. Nigeria is Africa's most populous state and its biggest oil producer. Most people in the south are Christian, whereas the north has a Muslim majority. http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-20842225 |
It seems another sect have spring up to combact, antagonise and kill health workers which may be part of the notorious boko haram and jamb or another sect with different ideology base on the recent incidence of polio immunization workers. |
metti:have you forgotten their is a modify button? |
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I met a 2:1 economics graduate of OAU while in camp who told me the 25 billion naira recapitalization of banks embarked upon by ex CBN chief Charles Soludo was for the procurement of ATM machines and security doors... Hehehe
