Olajumoke 5:3 lucy... That's the score now

That footwear looks fake though

abbertee:
ok wait untile i wrote mine

Like seriously!... U go get 110% for English, that, i'm sure of

Junior66:
See as e long like apc zombie people mumuness.

How does the topic relate with ur comment... Something is actually missing in u and u need it dearly dem fit ban me if i tell u... So, figure it out urself

BALLOSKI:


Most of the professors I heard are mostly in art, history and some not-too-important courses like that, so expect them to make a wrong choice like fayose.



Hungry people's governor!

Hope dem no get zoologist sha... Lolz

The competition is becoming hotter between OLAJUMOKE and rudboy's LUCY

immortalcrown:
Which Yoruba name can be translated as "cunning tribe"?

I think something is missing from u... dem fit ban me if i mention it... Make sure u find it urself

Esupofo

CltrAltDel:
Nigeria Is Not An Islamic Country: Buhari Rejects Offer To Join Coalition Of Islamic States

http://www.gistalive.com/2016/02/24/nigeria-is-not-an-islamic-country-buhari-rejects-offer-to-join-coalition-of-islamic-states/

Buhari Rejects Invitation to Join Coalition of Islamic States against Terror

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/buhari-rejects-invitation-to-join-coalition-of-islamic-states-against-terror/232745/

The OP and Fayose have something in common........EKiti weed

A state of many professors govern by an off point governor... maybe him dey smoke ewedu as marijuana

why don't u kill my witches and frame my enemies... Lolz

Wailers and zombies will start bashing each other by running off topic... Smh

If a man is 2mins man, no kind of position can make him last up to 10mins and satisfy a 20mins lady...

Patronize naija... Use pure water nylon or fufu nylon instead... Lolz

The storyline looks like a script.... Don't come here with any random picture ooo

The pesin get moniker
Her whatsapp number can't just go like that cos its a registered line

So think of another lie bruv

Even nigeria... Lolz

Pic

Scripted

Grow up, accept defeat just like ur hero did

rheether:
Any guy who isn't a womanizer is not an attractive man.

Its either u are a side chick to a guy or ur guy is a chronic womanizer

eyesofgod:
[b]SOME OF THE CHARGES
●Conspiracy to induce 676,675 applicants to deliver N676,675,000 under false pretence
●Collection of N676,675,000 under false pretence purportedly for online recruitment e-payment

Imagine using the poor masses to gather yams to eat

Where is d hubby abi shey na charming sugar daddy

WailingWailer00:

he's saying the truth

yellowbar bastards and slaves of the North

your hate for the yorubas will kill you... If u dont accept situation as it is

K

APCcrimesHD:
Ben, those students are yorubaassss...They are of the opposition... They are zombies!

And what is this one saying..... I yinmu to ur dullness

-1 for apc

If dem lose, they shouldnt blame it on rigging oooo

This is lie too.... According to paulinus

Good ridance to bad rubbish

Yinmu

dotcomnamename:
[size=20pt]Goodluck Jonathan's Estate is in Ondo State and Osun State and he is not the owner. [/size]

Gbam

How true?

Apparently worried by the continuous decline in the nation’s economy, Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, yesterday, called on President Muhammadu Buhari to convene an emergency economic conference for experts to brainstorm on the way forward and future of the economy.
The Nobel laureate made the call when he paid a courtesy call on the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, in Abuja.
According to Soyinka, the conference became necessary to enable experts diagnose the problems currently facing the country and make necessary recommendations for government to get the economy out of the woods.
He said: “I agree with those who say the economy is bad. It is obvious and it is so bad. I think the Presidency should call an emergency economic conference where experts will be enlightened.
“We really need an emergency economic conference, bringing experts together to march the nation forward. I think the economy is not encouraging. Quite frankly, I think most economists will agree with this.”
Don’t wait to see a bonanza economy
While urging Nigerians to be patient with the present administration, the Nobel laureate urged them not to expect an end to the present hardship as it would linger for a long time.
“Don’t wait to see a bonanza economy in the next few months to a year. Recovery is going to take time. But at the same time, we have to rely on the objective analysis of experts to tell the government when it gets bad, which might compound the problem and ultimately left the people as victims.
“At the beginning, this cabinet had no Culture but had Information ministry. We had to scream, before the Ministry of Culture later came,” Soyinka said.
Cautions on human rights abuse
Asked to rate the performance of Buhari’s administration, he said though it might be too early to assess the administration’s performance, it would be right for the government to recognise the provisions of the law and constitution of the land to avoid violation of the fundamental human rights of people.
He said: “My attitude to the performance of the present administration is that the rule of the law should be followed. I belong to any government which is very patient to getting results. I have a very clear idea of governance tempo.
“If that goal is attained by constitutional means, if nothing else, it would have moved this nation forward.
“The tempo of motion, for me is very reasonable. For me, I would say more than reasonable. But on the human right side, we have to watch very carefully to see if that can be achieved without forfeiting the fundamental human rights of people, which form the basis we derive from citizenship.
“I will say, while the human right is respected, governance should move on, which I believe most Nigerians approve.
“What is going on now is an exposure of open robbery in their faces, while the government should damn the consequences of its action, with ethical rigour without minding whose ox is gored.
“Government, for me, is a very complicated matter and there is a lot of debris to be cleared. Maybe, we need to be a little bit more patient to see what the administration will do.”
mynd44, lalasticlala

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/convene-emergency-economic-conference-soyinka-tells-buhari/

By Ben Agande
Abuja

—President Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, said his government cannot afford to fail the huge expectations of Nigerians, who expect it to lead the country to greater heights.
In a keynote address at the public presentation of a book, ‘Nigerian Century’ written by Dare Babarinsa at Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Centre, Abuja, President Buhari said with the proper harnessing of abundant human and natural resources in the country, it would attain its greatness.
The President, who was represented by former governor of Ekiti State and deputy chairman of All Progressives Congress in the South, Segun Oni, noted that only a Nigeria could have given meaning to the indomitable spirit, boundless energy, collective creativity, cultural diversity and unique sense of enterprise of Nigerians.
He said: “Yes, our land is blessed by providence with riches in oil and gas, iron ore, gold, limestone and almost all the minerals of this earth.
“Our soil can grow almost any crop and our vegetation supports animal life as varied as creation can manifest. Our rivers and coast lines are rich with fishes and various kinds of life. Yet, despite these bounties from nature, I have no doubt that the greatest blessings of Nigeria are the people of Nigeria, the wonderful people that give expression to the grandeur and majesty of our beloved country.”
President Buhari recalled that though Nigeria was born in adversity, nurtured to adolescence in the turbulence of the colonial period and its majesty was forged in the furnace of hard experience of the post-colonial era, the country had been able to overcome its challenges to emerge as the biggest economy in Africa.
He said: “Today, our country has the fastest growing economy in Africa and one of the fastest in the world. Our dominance is not so much because of our wealth, but because of the tremendous energy and resourcefulness of our people.
“How many countries of the world can parade the likes of Professor Wole Soyinka, Jay Jay Okocha, King Sunny Ade and Alhaji Aliko Dangote literally under the same roof?”
Pays tribute to pre-independence leaders
While paying tribute to the nation’s pre-independence leaders, the President equally hailed former Presidents Olusegun Obasanjo, Umaru Yar’Adua and Goodluck Jonathan for nurturing the country’s democracy for the past 16 years.
He said: “We are in debt to the founding fathers of our Republic, Herbert Macaulay, Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe, Alhaji Ahmadu Bello, Chief Obafemi Awolowo and many other heroes of the anti-colonial struggle.
“They hoisted for us the banner of freedom that we are still enjoying till today. As President, the experience of each of my predecessors as Chief of State has provided a guiding map for us in moments of hard decisions and when we have to embrace the loneliness of power.
‘’The 12 men: Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa-Balewa, General J.T.U. Aguiyi-Ironsi, General Yakubu Gowon, General Murtala Muhammed, General Olusegun Obasanjo, Alhaji Shehu Aliyu Shagari, General Ibrahim Babangida, Chief Ernest Shonekan, General Sani Abacha, General Abdulsalami Abubakar, Mallam Umaru Musa Yar’Adua and Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, each had the unique experience of modulating and moderating the sometimes turbulent temper of our great country.”
In his remarks, former President Obasanjo, who was represented by Prince Julius Adelusi Adeluyi, enjoined all Nigerians to contribute to the greatness of the country.
According to Obasanjo, “as long as Nigeria has life, we should give it hope; we should all resolve to heal Nigeria.”
The chief presenter of the book, former governor of Lagos State and national leader of the All Progressive Congress, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, called on the Nigerian government to discourage the teaching of foreign history in Nigerian schools, noting that Nigerian children must be taught the history of their nation.
He said the 500-page book was a compendium bigger than 419 and Boko Haram.
The book was reviewed by publisher of Ovation, Dele Momodu.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/02/weve-no-reason-to-fail-buhari/


mynd44, lalasticlala

thatsmartgirl:
Not really! I actually help someone that's new to the web entirely... Why do u ask?

Ur monika sounds like one thatsmartgirl....