Benson and pure water

Yorubas are the real Muslims abeg. At least they use their head small. Not fanatical like those malams. I always enjoy my cold beer with my Yoruba Muslim guys. No long thing

Yoruba

Where s d president? Has he been kidnapped?

[b][b][/b]The movement which would be a boost for the Rivers State economy would affect Lagos State negatively as she stands to lose millions in corporate taxes paid by NLNG to the state government.[/b]


Do srates receive corporate taxes in Nigeria, or the federal govt? Just askin.

Union bank online is heaven sent. Cant think of any other bank tan union

Goal!! Ferdinand scores from d left flank... Chei city don die

Really bad tym 4 a gud umma to die. Virgins are really very scarce now.

chuks49: LG al the way

Lg my brother. Really enjoying my lg led. Great picture wizard

Post his pic so that we can commet [font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font]

The guy has started learning how to level mosque in Lagos. Wait till he becomes president, all the mosques will be levld.

[color=#990000][/color]of course, it's those diasporean idiots who commit all sorts of atrocities in jand and Yankee that give us a bad name. it is either they are caught pregnant with coke, they are cleaning some white folks asssss, they are marrying a menopaused white hag for papers, they are rapin some dull white teenagers, or they are defrauding some white folks. Must u be abroad? If u can't make it deport ya self.

room702:

lmao.

His names oladimeji segun

A 15-year-old Junior Secondary School Student of Educational Legacy College, Ibadan, has been raped by a teacher because she had poor grades.

 
Isiaka Salimonu, 43, who teaches Arabic, allegedly promised to give Yetunde holy oil for prayers to improve her academic performance, and raped her when she came for the oil. Salimonu is also an Imam and regularly conducts Friday Jumat prayers in the local mosque.

The suspect, who is being quizzed at the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID) Iyaganku Ibadan, has reportedly owned up to the crime.
 
"On December 15, 2011, when I collected my report card, he was in the mosque, and he called me and asked for my report card and I gave him," said Yetunde. "He said my performance was poor and that he was going to help me, by giving me some charms which would help me perform better academically. He asked me to wait for him at Ikumapayi Junction Bus Stop but I refused to go there."
 
The teacher did not give up. When school resumed on January 5, 2012, he sent somebody to call her. "He asked me why I didn’t go to the place he told me last time to wait for him or at the mosque, to collect the charm he promised me," said Yetunde. "He told me to wait for him at a bus-stop at about 4.00p.m. and I waited as directed. He came and told me the charm was in his friend’s house. I followed him and when we got to the house, we didn’t see his friend. He knocked on the door but nobody responded.
 
Later, he told me to follow him to collect the charm; and he took me to a small hut and asked me to remove my clothes. I refused, but he forcibly stripped me naked and thereafter, raped me. I started shouting for help. That was about 5.00p.m. I was angry and left. He gave me N2,000 but I rejected it. I also rejected the holy oil. When I got home, I reported the matter to my elder brother and it was later reported at the Olodo Police Station.
 
The suspect, whose daughter is a classmate of the victim, said he been wooing Yetunde since September last year. "I always noticed her whenever I was conducting Jumat for them every Friday," he said. "I have confessed to the police that I raped her. It was the devil that pushed me into this."
 
The state's police spokesperson, Femi Okanlawon, confirmed that the suspect has confessed to the crime and said he would be prosecuted.

The father of the victim, Adegbola, said he was shocked that a religious leader could rape his daughter. "I took my daughter to Adeoye General Hospital for treatment and the hospital confirmed that she was actually raped," he said.

The Assistant Commissioner of Police in charge of the State CID, Funmilayo Egbemi, said investigation was still going on in the matter. She said the suspect would appear in court soon.

 

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This is just a tip of what Yoruba guys are doing in uk. 75pct of them push drugs in uk alone. I know a lot if them

[color=#006600][/color]72 hot virgins with pear-shaped b.reasts

Even d ones wey go Ebinpejo high school det here dey form

kingsilly:

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not on iPad

blink182:

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tym 2 conquer d Yorubas

[color=#990000][/color]next tym, make ur hussy enter 2ru d back door to avoid pregncy.

[color=#990000][/color] I pioneered that artwork

uchlukez@yahoo.co.uk

He shud carry d goat first, come back carry the lion accros and bring the goat back. Then take the yam across and come back for the goat

Kabiru Sokoto names Boko Haram’s leaders
February 14, 2012   ·   No Comments   ·  By The Nation

Army kills 12 sect members in gun battle

 

MORE facts have emerged on the workings of Boko Haram, the dangerous sect that has bombed, robbed and killed in many cities of the North.

The sect’s leader, Imam Abubakar, operates from Borno State, the hotbed of the insurgency – and a “key strategist”, Abu Mohammed, is in charge of the North Central, according to the detained suspect, Kabiru Abubakar Umar Dikko, who is also known as Kabiru Sokoto.

Sokoto, the rearrested Christmas Day bomb suspect, reportedly told detectives that Boko Haram’s operations were being hurt by the arrest of its key leaders. Besides, he is said to have spoken on the sect’s sources of cash, including bank raids, and how it spends its money.

The suspect allegedly admitted that security agencies are closing in on the sect’s leaders and co-ordinators.

He also said he thought he was invincible until his re-arrest by the State Security Service (SSS) last Friday.

A source, who spoke in confidence on Sokoto’s interrogation, said: “The suspect gave more stunning disclosures which have boosted the confidence of security agencies that the operation against Boko Haram can be successful.

“From the suspect, we have been able to discover that while the leader of Boko Haram, Imam Abubakar, is calling the shots from Borno State, another key strategist of the sect, Abu Mohammed, is in charge of the North Central.

“The suspect is a respected member of the sect and he is an insider whose arrest might create an upset for Boko Haram.”

Sokoto is said to have provided details on the internal operations of the sect and why its leaders “disagree occasionally”.

Responding to a question, the source said the suspect admitted that if he could be arrested and re-arrested, it is a matter of time before more leaders are picked up.

The source quoted Sokoto saying in an emotional tone: “For instance, I never for once believed I could be arrested.

“I thought I was invincible. But now I’ve realised that if I could be arrested; if Abdullahi Damasak, the spiritual adviser, could disappear (arrested), then it’s a matter of time before everyone is caught.”

The source also claimed that the suspect allegedly told his interrogators how funds from raids on banks were always shared to five groups.

It was learnt that Sokoto recalled how N41m, proceed of a bank raid, almost caused disquiet within the sect.

“A major source of distrust and acrimony in the group was a N41million got from a bank that was not accounted for,” the source quoted Sokoto as saying, adding:

“Normally, the money is supposed to be shared to five groups: the less privileged, widows of those who died in the jihad, Zakat, those that brought in the money, and the last to the leadership to be used in prosecuting the jihad.

“We don’t know how this money was spent and nobody dared ask questions for fear of death. Even those who took part in the robberies are also always compelled to pay Zakat on their share to the leadership. The leader (Shekau) appropriates what goes to the widows, less privileged, zakat and leadership.

“The leader also gives out wives of those killed the way he wants and marries some in the name of giving them protection. For instance, he’s ‘married’ to one of Mohammed Yusuf’s wives.

“Everyone lived in fear more of leadership of the group than security agencies.”

The late Yusuf led the sect before he was killed in police custody.

The Army at the weekend killed 12 suspected Boko Haram fighters during a raid in Maiduguri, a military spokesman told AFP yesterday.

Joint Task Force spokesman Lt.-Col. Hassan Mohammed said there was a shootout in the city late Sunday between soldiers and “gunmen suspected to be members of Boko Haram … In the encounter 12 members of Boko Haram were killed