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darmys:
Full List of winners Below. I will be updating this thread so stay tuned.

Best Live Acts - Diamond Platnumz.
Best Group - Psquare
Best Pop & Alternative - Jimmy Nevis
Best Lusophone - Ary
Best Francophone - DJ Arafat
Best New act - Patoranking
Personality of the Year - Trevor Noah


http://daminaija..com/2015/07/full-list-of-winners-at-mtv-2015-awards.html

Wifey is at work 

* ENTERS THREAD FOR THE FIRST TIME *



What's happening here folkz

Brugo:
The guy is confused about his gender.

2nded

missbronzy:
guessing he loves hitting it through d asshöle & receiving it their too

You nailed it

A friend of mine shared this picture on his facebook timeline. He said he saw the guy on a bank queue and decided to take the snapshot.


One word for this guy...

darmys:
the ebola post dont have a place to comment. i have something to say lol

ROTFL.
Madam how is you?

ADONBELIEVIT!!!

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beejay501:
Thanks so much.. I luv u for this #NoHomo

LoL

Uwc

The government of South Africa has reportedly
returned $15 million to the Nigerian
government.

The South African border authorities had on
September 5, 2014 seized $9.3 million meant for
the procurement of arms for the Nigerian
military, from two Nigerians and an Israeli who
arrived the country in a private jet.

Custom officers discovered the money stashed
in three suitcases after the suitcases were put
through airport scanners.

The money was concealed in two black plastic
suitcases, filled with 90 blocks each containing
US$100,000 in notes.

The NPA said it found with the suspects, an
invoice for a helicopter and armaments meant
for Nigeria.

While the furore created by the cash seizure
was yet to settle, South African authorities again
seized another $5.7 million transferred by
Societe D’Equipments Internationale of Nigeria,
to South African arms company, Cerberus Risk
Solutions, for the procurement of arms.

Although the Nigerian government through the
office of the then National Security Adviser,
Sambo Dasuki, admitted that the money
belonged to the Nigerian government, the
South African government said it would not
release the funds until after “due process” was
followed.

The South African High Commissioner to
Nigeria, Lulu Mnguni, had said although his
country had no intention of keeping the seized
funds, it would only release it to Nigeria after
due process had been followed.

On Friday, PR Nigeria, the consulting firm
issuing statements on behalf of Nigerian
security agencies said the money has finally
been released.

It said the money was released as a result of
some legal and diplomatic processes initiated by
the former NSA which “ensured that cash seized
by the South African government during the
cash for arms saga last year have been fully
recovered by Nigeria”.

PR Nigeria also added that “President Goodluck
Jonathan’s administration was forced to resort
to the alternative market to obtain arms when
western powers blocked every access to the
formal arms market but the cash were seized
both at the airport and in the bank”.

Meanwhile PR Nigeria confirmed the release of
Mr. Sambo by the SSS after more than 24 hours
siege of his home.
It also said Mr. Sambo was released only after
the SSS seized his international passports and
other vital documents.

“Even though there is no more restriction of his
movement, Dasuki still feels aggrieved that he
was deprived of performing his religious
obligation of attending the Eid Prayers, making
the end of Ramadan fasting.

“Dasuki has vowed to challenge the action by
seeking legal redress in order to enforce his
fundamental human rights,” the release said

cc lalasticala




http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/186871-south-africa-returns-seized-15-million-to-nigerian-government.html

Are you sure thats not a music video??

beejay501:
Pls I need it. thanks

Okay
Go to www.rexmob.net
Go to it's search bar and search Manchester United

You'll see it both highlights and full match in different formats.

THANK ME LATER

beejay501:
Pls I need it. thanks

Okay
Go to www.rexmob.net
Go to it's search bar and search Manchester United

You'll see it both highlights and full match in different formats.

THANK ME LATER

cool

AmazingZeus:
i hope so because i was even thinking of getting a job while waiting,which ever way it goes be confident to tell us about the price of the form when it starts selling,btw any news concerning nekede as of when the post utme exam will start

i know nothing bout Nekede stuffs

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cool

As far as i didnt see there pussies then they never stripped

Nd what makes you think a Nigerian can get such job?

otuocha!!!

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smithwilliam:
Don't forget us oh when the form comes out please,i don't have anybody in that school

The form may be out by next week according to reports

The Federal Government says states must do more to increase internally generated revenue to avoid future financial crisis.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo said this in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, yesterday while meeting with Nigerians resident there. He said the states must also clean-up their payrolls to eliminate
ghost workers.

He said state governments should also have a vibrant Debt Management Office (DMO) while ensuring a general atmosphere of transparency and accountability in their public
expenditures.

Osinbajo was in Addis Ababa to attend the 3rd international conference on Financing for Development hosted by the United Nations.

At the meeting hosted by the Nigeria’s Envoy to Ethiopia and the African Union, Ambassador Usman Baraya, Osinbajo said “there is so much hope and expectations. A new Nigeria is
happening, we are going to see a new Nigeria. The reason why I am so convinced is because everyone of us one way or the other believes that there should be a change. I am not
saying those who voted for President Muhammadu Buhari and myself, even if it was the other government, everyone of us expected some kind of change.”

He reiterated Buhari’s determination to deliver the change promised during the campaigns, saying “the ideas are there, we just need to do a good job with implementation, and that is
what we shall do.”

On the recent salary bail-out to the states, he clarified that the money from the Excess Crude Account was not used, but proceeds in dividends and taxes from the LNG were released
for sharing.

He listed the bail-out package approved by the president as including: The sharing of about $2.1B from LNG proceeds, made up of $1.6B in taxes and $500m in dividends.

The money is released for the payment of workers salaries, which has been unpaid for several months in many states, a Central Bank-packaged special intervention fund that will offer financing
to the states, ranging from between N250B to N300B.

This would be a soft loan available to states to access for the purposes of paying backlog of salaries and a debt relief program
designed by the Debt Management Office, DMO, and the CBN which will help states restructure their commercial loans currently put at over N660B, and extend the life span of such
loans while reducing their debt-servicing expenditures.


According to Osinbajo, “This third option, by extending the commercial loans of the states, would therefore make available more funds to the state governments which otherwise would
have been removed at source by the banks. The federal government will sway its financial muscle to guarantee the elongation of the loans for the benefit of the states.”



http://dailytrust.com.ng/daily/index.php/news-menu/news/60100-osinbajo-how-states-can-avoid-financial-crisis

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