₦airaland Forum

Airforce1:
Seems you've been stalking/monitoring me all this while..


More reason why I don't trust you

Airforce1:
Ok so are you a Nigerian how did you know I live in traveled to China

sleeknick:
Abeg which days u no dey enter nairaland?

HateU2:
thunder that is planning to fire you is doing fasting and prayer on top your matter

247frolicboss:
Grace Atinuke Oyelude after being crowned first winner of Miss Nigeria contest, 1957, representing the North. She's from Kogi, born in Kano.


http://www.newshelm.com/2017/02/photo-grace-atinuke-oyelude-first.html

obontami:
how them dey take fucck sef?

bibijay123:
Ok

showmeyourpussy:
Are you for real?

lightblazingnow:
Luke 19:14 But his citizens hated him, and sent a message after him, saying, We will not have this man to reign over us.

This is just some of the similarities of events for told by Christ Jesus. I actually believe that thickness of darkness is covering alot of human because of the doubts and augments in their souls. You must be free from hate.

You can imagine an elected president of the best country on planet earth traveling outside the country for his own personal reasons, selected hateful citizens crying out deeply into hell for NO RETURN of the their own president.


Luke 19:15 And it came to pass, that when he was returned, having received the kingdom, then he.......


This is exactly what is going to happen in our great country Nigeria. The president must return and he is returning accomplish. You see, once you are someone who is being controlled by the influence of others, then you are not a man of understanding or who have understood rulership and integrity of heart.

President M. Buhari isn't a push over folks. Ask elder Obasanjo's, he will readily tell you how disciplined the president is, ask any of our leaders who grew up with them in those days when government, I mean Nigeria government from UK began.


And so, I am declaring a warning to the haters to stop acting what have been for told by Christ Jesus, about Mr president.



Don't hate your ruler, for he is ordained by Christ Jesus to take care of our great country Nigeria.

Nigeria is great

The president is in perfect health right now.

Because Christ Jesus who appointed him to oversee the affairs of the country is with him always.


You may not understand our source and the light from which we speak from.

All the same in the end we will see clearly as we are known by Christ Jesus our mighty God.

ZUBY77:
"Before you can have a dog as pet, you must be able to feed yourself first"
.. .
Nigeria has not enacted laws that protect human beings, so we don't have knowledge of laws that protect anything except laws that protect the criminals that make the laws.
...
The constitution guiding you today was written mainly by the ex Army generals who own oil Wells all over the place.
....And until the basic human rights are equally guaranteed to everyone without regard to tribe, trust me, there would never be peace or protection.....

sarrki:
Yeah

omenkaLives:
He's a voice of PDP not Christianity. Christianity in Nigeria will NOT be turned into a political association as people like FFK want it to be.

Even Reno would be ashamed of him for those tweets but cant voice it out because we still remember what happened the last time he dared to openly disagree with ffk.

tenderlaw:
So you quoted the whole write up just to shine your dirty teeth. Continue

NLSniper:
Pls Dont spread STDs....

NLSniper:
wHyyyyyyyyy are you not sleeping? Jumping from thread to thread

manuch:
Nigeria ex-Delta state governor James Ibori guilty plea

James Ibori, a former governor of one of Nigeria's oil-producing states, has pleaded guilty in a UK court to 10 counts of money-laundering and conspiracy to defraud.

British police accuse him of stealing $250m (£160m) over eight years.
The prosecutor called him a "thief in government house".
Ibori, once seen as one of Nigeria's wealthiest and most influential politicians, was arrested in 2010 in Dubai and then extradited to London.
Some $35m of his alleged UK assets were frozen in 2007.

As his trial at London's Southwark Crown Court was about to begin, Mr Ibori changed his plea to guilty and admitted stealing money from Delta state and laundering it in London through a number of offshore companies.
We will now be actively seeking the confiscation of all of his stolen assets so they can be repatriated for the benefit of the people of Delta state
Paul Whatmore, Metropolitan Police
The BBC's Chris Summers says between 20 and 30 of Mr Ibori's supporters turned up to court - some wearing T-shirts with the slogan "Free Ibori". There was not enough room for them all in the public gallery.
Prosecuting QC Sasha Wass said Mr Ibori, 53, had "tricked" his way into becoming Delta state governor, by giving a false date of birth and claiming he had no criminal record.
"He was never the legitimate governor and there was effectively a thief in government house. As the pretender of that public office, he was able to plunder Delta state's wealth and hand out patronage."
He is due to be sentenced on 16 April.
'Lavish lifestyle'
Ibori's wife, Theresa, his sister, Christine, his mistress, Udoamaaka Okoronkwo, and his London solicitor, Bhadresh Gohil, have all been convicted of money-laundering.
Their convictions could only be reported on Monday after reporting restrictions were lifted.
The rise and fall of James Ibori

1958: Born in Delta state, UK police believe, saying he previously lied about his age
1980s: Moved to UK
1991: Convicted of stealing from DIY shop Wickes
1992: Convicted of credit card fraud
1993-4: Allies himself to Nigeria's then military ruler Sani Abacha
1999: Elected Delta state governor
2007: Stepped down as governor
2007: UK assets worth $35m frozen
December 2007: Arrested in Nigeria on corruption charges
2009: Nigeria court dismisses charges
April 2010: Ibori's supporters attack police as they try to arrest him
May 2010: Arrested in Dubai
2011: Extradited to UK
2012: Pleads guilty to money-laundering in London court
Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) had asked the UK's Metropolitan Police to look into the ex-governor's financial affairs.
"The vast sums of money involved were used to fund Mr Ibori's lavish lifestyle," Detective Inspector Paul Whatmore, the officer in charge of the investigation, said.
"We will now be actively seeking the confiscation of all of his stolen assets so they can be repatriated for the benefit of the people of Delta State."
He said that the money Ibori stole should have been used to pay for sanitation, power supplies and healthcare for some of the poorest people in the world.
Ibori spent some of the stolen money buying six houses in London - he paid £2.2m in cash for one Hampstead mansion - and put his children in expensive British private schools, police say.

Ibori has been convicted in the UK before - in 1991 for stealing, in cahoots with his wife who worked as a cashier, from the Neasden, London, branch of the shop Wickes.
He was also found guilty in 1992 for being in possession of a stolen credit card and having used it to fraudulently withdraw $1,590.

Ruq:
Bae be like-Ruq it's Valentine's.

Me

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naijafella:
Hell yeah, am not your friend... But I don't want you to get hurt... So take it easy

NLSniper:
poverty!