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Middlehit:
Those screaming ‘Jesus, Oh my God’ during sex will all go to HELL – Prophet
Controversial man of God, Prophet Kumchacha has shockingly revealed that any woman who screams the name of God or Jesus Christ when having s*x will end up in Hell.

https://middlehit.com/those-screaming-jesus-oh-my-god-during-sex-will-all-go-to-hell-prophet

Prophet Kumchacha who is the leader and founder of Heaven’s Gate Ministry has said that, whether the woman is making love with her husband or boyfriend, once the person screams the name of Jesus Christ during the act, she will not miss hell.

realmedia:
The Instagram celebrity took to her page to showcase her eye-popping assets in new photos she posted.

See full photos>> https://onecornergizt..com/2019/04/roman-goddess-showcases-her-eye-popping.html

queensera:
OOU campus shuttle driver seen using a spoon to start his bus.

WATCH VIDEO

Source:
http://nairaplus.com/2019/04/oou-campus-shuttle-driver-seen-using-a-spoon-to-start-his-bus-video/

Bills2307:
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ProsperChild:
Olamide Bags First Political Appointment In Ogun State
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Olamide Adedeji, rapper and singer and CEO YBNL
YBNL boss Olamide aka Baddo has been appointed for a political role in his state of origin Ogun.

Olamide Adedeji and actress Eniola Badmus were amongst those appointed into Ogun State Governor-elect Economic Transition Committee.

Different persons were picked into different groups to ensure a smooth transition of power in the state. Olamide alongside Eniola Badmus were appointed into the Industry & Commerce group of the transition committee.

The list of appointed was shared by the incoming Ogun State Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun.

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lacemose:
A mom is breastfeeding her boyfriend — 20 years after having children.

Jennifer Mulford took time off from her job as a bartender to
induce breastfeeding because she wants to start an adult
breastfeeding relationship (ABR) with Brad Leeson.
Because she has not given birth to a baby recently, she and
Brad, 36, need to “dry feed” every two hours to fool her body
into thinking she is feeding a child so she starts producing
milk.

Jennifer was single when she stumbled across a website
about ABR.
She said: “When I read about the bond breastfeeding could
create between two people, I was envious.
“I have always enjoyed my breasts being touched during sex
more than anything else, so I knew I would enjoy it.”
Jennifer, from Atlanta, started searching for men who would
be open to the idea of adult breastfeeding.
“When I read about the pure joy it brought others, I was
desperate to seek out a partner to share an emotional bond
with.

“I used dating sites, put messages on ABR forums and even
put an advert on Craigslist, but I drew a blank. I started to
think I’d never get to try adult breastfeeding.”
Finally, she started chatting about the idea one night with
Brad, an old boyfriend from school.
“We were talking and Brad told me he had a thing for big-
breasted women, and that size had always been a factor in
his relationships.

“I thought it was the perfect time to bring up adult
breastfeeding — and see if he’d be interested,” said Jennifer.

Thankfully, Brad was instantly open to the idea: “It was like a
light switch flicked in his head. I could tell from his voice that
he was curious and excited.”

He started doing his own research into ABR and they soon
became more than just friends.

She said: “At that moment I knew that I had a partner for life.
“We both wanted the same thing out of the relationship — a
magical bond that only breastfeeding can achieve.”

Because Jennifer hadn’t breastfed for over 20 years, she had
no milk to feed Brad.

The couple need to induce lactation by dry-feeding and
pumping her breasts every two hours, just as if she was
feeding a baby.

Source: https://www.musictori.com/2019/04/see-funny-reason-why-this-lady-quit-her.html

cc: lalasticlala, mynd44

umahi88:
Nnamdi Kanu reveals ‘only way’ Atiku can defeat Buhari in court, reclaim his stolen mandate

Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has revealed the only way the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, can reclaim his allegedly stolen mandate to lead Nigeria.

Read also: Corps member allegedly sprayed with tear gas for asking INEC for his wages - Video

According to him, the only option left for Atiku and the PDP in fighting the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, at the Election Petition Tribunal is to demand for a DNA test on President Muhammadu Buhari to prove that he is not also Nigerian but a Sudanese body-double identified as Jubril Al-Sudaniy.

He said once Atiku and the PDP play this card on the table, the Aso Rock cabal will have no choice than to return his stolen mandate because the truth will be out as to the true identity of President Buhari.

Recall that the All Progressives Congress, APC, had questioned Atiku’s eligibility to run for president on the premise that he was not Nigerian by birth but Cameroonian.

However, in a live broadcast on Biafra radio yesterday, Kanu said, “I will offer free legal advice to Atiku live on air in the hope that they will use it because it is obvious Atiku won the election and APC are deploying all instruments of coercion at the disposal of the Nigerian state to deny him his mandate. Between Atiku and the man occupying Aso Rock, only Atiku is a Nigerian, the other is Sudanese.

“Buhari died in 2017 and should not be contesting any election in 2019. There was a gentleman’s.........continue reading: https://www.newsvib.com/2019/04/nnamdi-kanu-reveals-how-atiku-can-defeat-buhari-in-court.html

ToriTori247:
The Coalition of Minority Tribes in Nigeria has called on the Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in the last election, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, to apologise to Nigerians and return to Cameroon or seek naturalization.

The group made this demand following the recent revelation by the All Progressives Congress that Atiku is a nationality of Cameroon and not a Nigerian.

The group said what Alhaji Atiku Abubakar has done by concealing his identity is tantamount to crimes against humanity and must tender an unreserved apology to Nigerians.

Addressing a news conference on Monday, Abdulmuminu Hassan, Secretary-General of the group said former head of state, General Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida must have realized the true nationality of Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, hence, the reason why he refused to appoint him as the Comptroller General of the Nigerian Customs Service.


It further gave him a 21-day ultimatum to return to Cameroon to reunite with his family members.

Full text of his speech below.

This same scenario could also be the reason why former President Olusegun Obasanjo refused to allow him to succeed him as President of Nigeria in 2007. This much was stated by former president Olusegun Obasanjo in his autobiography “My Watch” where he stated in unequivocal terms that the paternity of Alhaji Atiku Abubakar was “shadowy.”

We are therefore constrained to state that it is such a shame that the Nigerian authorities have allowed such a sham fester for decades without detecting, and thereby causing Nigeria and Nigerians the opportunity to develop her country the way Nigerians would do.

The Conference of Minority Tribes in Nigeria is indeed alarmed that the paternity of Alhaji Atiku was unlet undetected and he aspired and held the number two position of Vice President in Nigeria.

His consequent actions while he was Vice President of Nigeria tells of a man who was hell-bent on destroying the country.

His relationship with Simon Ateba, a Nigerian based Cameroonian journalist that was arrested in Cameroon for being a spy is also suspect and leaves more to be imagined.

Consequently, the Conference of Minority Tribes in Nigeria wishes to use this medium to issue a 21-day ultimatum to Alhaji Atiku Abubakar return to Cameroon to reunite with his family members. This is important to save Nigerians the trauma of having to deal with his nationality.

The Conference of Minority also wishes to advise Alhaji Atiku Abubakar to in an alternative solution seek naturalization as a Nigerian by applying to the Federal Ministry of Interior in Nigeria. This way Nigerians would forgive him for his sins and show him understanding since he has lived the better part of his life in Nigeria. Though at great disservice to Nigeria.

The Conference of Minority Tribes in Nigeria shall not hesitate to mobilize its members across the nook and crannies in Nigeria to a street protest should Alhaji Atiku Abubakar fail to tender unreserved apologies to Nigerians, and also return to Cameroon or seek naturalisation in Nigeria.

Source: http://www.streetreporters.ng/atiku-gets-21-day-ultimatum-to-return-to-cameroon-apologise-to-nigerians/

danieljoel759:
The minister of Information of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Lai Mohammed has claimed that the nation is safer today than it is in the year 2015.

In his speech while speaking about the banditry situation in Zamfara State and other part of the country, he has assured the citizens that the government will keep working to ensure a calm situation.

He also spoke on the election, saying the victory of the re-elected President, Muhammadu Buhari was well deserved, adding that he won the election fair and square.

Source: https://www.musictori.com/2019/04/lai-mohammed-nigeria-safer-today-than.html

IamHeWrites:
The Nigerian Police says its men will no longer be allowed to carry firearms during operations.

Instead, officers of the Police Force will now make use of electro-muscular disruption technology known as teaser in place of firearms.

The Acting Inspector General of Police (IGP), Muhammad Adamu disclosed this while addressing men and women of the Nigerian Police Force at the Police College parade ground, Ikeja, Lagos, on Monday.

Adamu said the use of the teaser otherwise known as rubber bullet will be used by the routine patrols, arrest duties and other low-risk operations “as strategic approach towards reducing incidents of fatalities associated with misappropriation of lethal weapons by the Police as first line of response to any threat.”

He was reacting to the spate of extra judicial killings by some policemen in recent weeks.

IGBERE TV recalls that a 20-year-old Ms. Joy Ifeanyi was shot dead by men of the Special Anti-robbery Squad (SARS) on Saturday in Lagos. This comes less than two weeks after 36-year-old Kolade Johnson was murdered in cold blood by SARS operatives at a football viewing centre in Lagos.

According to the IGP, between January to April, 2019 “Lagos State has recorded four incidents of misuse of firearms which have resulted in extrajudicial killings of young citizens of this country and injury to others.”

“Its more worrisome that two of these incidents occurred within the last two weeks. Aside negating our professional calling, extrajudicial acts of any description or level by any police personnel is an unacceptable anomaly that creates distrust and disdain between the citizens and the police and widens the trust gap between them.

“In perfecting these initiatives, we shall be engaging with Human Rights Bodies, International Agencies Development partners and Civil Society Organisations.

“This is with a view to evolving a united front towards addressing these challenges on a sustainable basis and within the context of best international practices.”

Adamu further stated the Force will no longer tolerate the senseless killings carried out by some of its officers around the country.

“I must emphasise that enough is enough. The nation and indeed the Police under the current leadership can no longer tolerate abuses associated with the Police either in Lagos or any other part of the country.

“I have already ordered that a signal be circulated to all Police Commands and Formations warning of dire consequences against any personnel that by their incorrigible acts deviates from accepted Police culture and values.”

While warning the officers, Adamu added: “The choice now is for each officer to either resolve to perform his or her duties within extant rules, laws and policies or be prepared to be shown the way out of the system.

“Our visit to Lagos is also designed to condone with the families of the victims of the recent incidents of misuse of firearms or other forms of abuse of power by identified police personnel in the State and to share in their grief.

“It is also to reassure citizens that as an institution, the Nigeria Police will not condone any form of abuse of power, acts resulting in misuse of firearms, overzealous and sundry unprofessional conducts by members of the police regardless of his rank and position.”

SOURCE: http://igberetvnews.com/613613/sars-killings-use-gun-operations-police-ig/

Cc: Lalasticlala, Mynd44, OAM4J

IamHeWrites:
The Nigerian Police says its men will no longer be allowed to carry firearms during operations.

Instead, officers of the Police Force will now make use of electro-muscular disruption technology known as teaser in place of firearms.

The Acting Inspector General of Police (IGP), Muhammad Adamu disclosed this while addressing men and women of the Nigerian Police Force at the Police College parade ground, Ikeja, Lagos, on Monday.

Adamu said the use of the teaser otherwise known as rubber bullet will be used by the routine patrols, arrest duties and other low-risk operations “as strategic approach towards reducing incidents of fatalities associated with misappropriation of lethal weapons by the Police as first line of response to any threat.”

He was reacting to the spate of extra judicial killings by some policemen in recent weeks.

IGBERE TV recalls that a 20-year-old Ms. Joy Ifeanyi was shot dead by men of the Special Anti-robbery Squad (SARS) on Saturday in Lagos. This comes less than two weeks after 36-year-old Kolade Johnson was murdered in cold blood by SARS operatives at a football viewing centre in Lagos.

According to the IGP, between January to April, 2019 “Lagos State has recorded four incidents of misuse of firearms which have resulted in extrajudicial killings of young citizens of this country and injury to others.”

“Its more worrisome that two of these incidents occurred within the last two weeks. Aside negating our professional calling, extrajudicial acts of any description or level by any police personnel is an unacceptable anomaly that creates distrust and disdain between the citizens and the police and widens the trust gap between them.

“In perfecting these initiatives, we shall be engaging with Human Rights Bodies, International Agencies Development partners and Civil Society Organisations.

“This is with a view to evolving a united front towards addressing these challenges on a sustainable basis and within the context of best international practices.”

Adamu further stated the Force will no longer tolerate the senseless killings carried out by some of its officers around the country.

“I must emphasise that enough is enough. The nation and indeed the Police under the current leadership can no longer tolerate abuses associated with the Police either in Lagos or any other part of the country.

“I have already ordered that a signal be circulated to all Police Commands and Formations warning of dire consequences against any personnel that by their incorrigible acts deviates from accepted Police culture and values.”

While warning the officers, Adamu added: “The choice now is for each officer to either resolve to perform his or her duties within extant rules, laws and policies or be prepared to be shown the way out of the system.

“Our visit to Lagos is also designed to condone with the families of the victims of the recent incidents of misuse of firearms or other forms of abuse of power by identified police personnel in the State and to share in their grief.

“It is also to reassure citizens that as an institution, the Nigeria Police will not condone any form of abuse of power, acts resulting in misuse of firearms, overzealous and sundry unprofessional conducts by members of the police regardless of his rank and position.”

SOURCE: http://igberetvnews.com/613613/sars-killings-use-gun-operations-police-ig/

Cc: Lalasticlala, Mynd44, OAM4J

Sportdab:
A distraught referee burst into tears at the sight of a Senegal Goalkeeper double leg break, MySportDab reports.

Bamlak Tessema, an Ethiopian official, was spotted crying after the horrific injury during Horoya AC’s African Champions League quarterfinal.

Horoya AC lost their goalkeeper Khadim Ndiaye after he suffered a double leg break after colliding with his own team-mate.

The injury to Senegal international Ndiaye followed an attempted slide tackle to clear the ball from goal.

Unfortunately team-mate Boubacar Samassekou had the same idea and the incident resulted in the former's broken leg.

The incident against Wydad Casablanca visibly left Ndiaye's team-mates stunned as he laid stricken on the floor during their 5-0 defeat.

Video Below...

See;https://www.mysportdab.com/2019/04/referee-cries-as-senegalese-goalkeeper.html

joseph6071:
After the Nigerian Actress, Omotola Jalade posted that this Government is "Hellish" and the Presidency fired back at her, the Nigerian Senator, Shehu Sani went over to his official twitter page to show his support for her claim.

He wrote this...

"Omotola’s view reflects the views of millions of poor Nigerians;throwing mud on her cannot not twist the reality."

See tweet...

Source: https://www.musictori.com/2019/04/senator-shehu-sani-supports-omotola.html

cc: lalasticlala, mynd44

afroniger:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/04/apologise-to-nigerians-coalition-tells-atiku/




Lalasticlala, Mynd44, OAM4J

Okwyla:
Spanish soccer legend, Carles Puyol will arrive Nigeria on a three-day visit from today, April 16, to Thursday, April 18. The ex-Barcelona captain is on an invitation from Heineken to lead the UEFA Champions League Tour connecting with customers and football lovers along the way. Puyol will be in Uyo for a consumer event and Heineken®’s Unmissable Match, as he will be playing as Captain of the Chairman Team alongside ex-Nigerian internationals, current NPFL wavemakers, Akwa United players and select consumers against a Shine Shine Bobo Team led by Nigerian football legend, Jay Jay Okocha. The 17th and 18th of April will however see the football superstar in Lagos for a tour as well as other planned encounters by Heineken®.

https://leadership.ng/2019/04/16/puyol-arrives-nigeria-today-on-3-day-tour/

OGO32:
Lawyer and spokesperson of the 2019 Buhari campaign organization, Festus Keyamo, was a guest on Channels TV last night where the issue of President Buhari’s WAEC certificate was discussed. The main opposition party, PDP and other political parties, have contested President Buhari’s eligibility to be the President on the grounds that he has not tendered his WAEC results to INEC.

In his interview, Keyamo says a WAEC certificate is not a prerequisite to becoming the President of Nigeria. According to him, if you have occupied public office for a reasonable length of time, by the provisions of the constitution, you do not even need a WAEC certificate to become President of Nigeria. See excerpts from his interview below
https://www.giftnaija.com.ng/you-dont-need-a-waec-certificate-to-become-the-president-of-nigeria-festus-keyamo/

Xtobest:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zk8AS7gOtAI

sir3pu:
The former Nigerian Ambassador to Cote d’Ivoire, Alhaji AbdulGaniy Folorunsho Abdulrazak, claims to have met the father of Dr. Olusola Saraki in Abidjan in the sixties.

In an interview with Bamidele Johnson, he tells the story of his friendship with the older Saraki, whose origin he gives as Abeokuta

Q: What do you know about the background of Dr. Olusola Saraki?

Well, in 1962, I was appointed Ambassador of Nigeria to Cote d’Ivoire and one of those who met me at the port as part of the Nigerian community in Abidjan turned out to be the father of Olusola Saraki, Alhaji Muttahiru Saraki.As an ambassador there, my second secretary in the embassy, Ignatius Olisemeka, who later became Foreign Affairs Minister, led officials of the embassy to come and meet me. That was around September or October 1962.

In those days, there was only one flight from Lagos to other West African countries. Ships plied the coast of West Africa, carrying some passengers.One of the ships named General Mangaine travelled on the West African coast, stopping at principal ports. After leaving the Cameroons, it came to Lagos, where I went aboard together with Ado Ibrahim, who is nowthe Emir of Kano.Both of us were appointed the same day as ambassadors; he to Senegal, I to Ivory Coast. We went with our respective families, stopping at several ports along the way until we finally disembarked at Abidjan.

So, I observed that the crowd that came to meet me at the port was divided into two and members of each group had flags of different colours, saying: “Welcome, our ambassador.”One group had white and the other, green. And they were supposed to be a Nigerian community welcoming their ambassador.

Then, Olisemeka, my secretary, took me to my official residence. He was more like a permanent secretary to me. He was like a permanent secretary is to a minister.When we got home, he showed me the rooms along with my children and wife. Later, I called Olisemeka and asked why members of the Nigerian community that came to meet me were waving different banners and were standing apart, not mixing.He said I was very perceptive. I asked if they were divided and he said they were. He explained that the division was caused by a fighting over who would lead the Nigerian community.

When I asked who the contenders were, he said one was called Alhaji Muttahiru Saraki, while the other was Emmanuel Alabi.So, I told Olisemeka that one of my first duties would be to see Alhaji Muttahiru Saraki and Emmanuel Alabi. And I said I would see only the two of them and not their supporters at 10a.m. the next day.On getting to the embassy in the morning and settling down in my office, Olisemeka came to tell me that the two gentlemen had arrived. He then brought in Muttahiru Saraki, who sat on my right, Alabi on the left.I thanked them for welcoming me on my arrival and told them that my secretary, also present, told me that the two of them were fighting over the leadership of the community.I said I was not prepared to work with a divided community. I also told them that I had not invited them to the embassy to hear why they were fighting.

I said from their looks, Muttahiru Saraki would be the older person. And because of that, I said I was recognising him as the leader of the community.And against my expectation, Alabi stood up and prostrated before Saraki, holding his leg and saying: ‘I accept you as my leader.’ And I told him he would be Saraki’s deputy.Alabi then asked for permission to say something and I asked him to go on. He said nobody ever called the two of them together and it was only their followers who were treating the matter that way. And Alhaji Saraki also said he accepted him as his deputy.I later thanked them and they went away together. About a week later, Olisemeka came to me saying he wanted to thank me for the resolution of the problem between Muttahiru Saraki and Alabi.

He said it was like a miracle and that within a week, he had seen a reduction, to about one per cent, in consular problems like fighting between Nigerians, going to police stations and so on. From then on, throughout my stay there as ambassador, I went to the mosque to say my Friday prayers with Alhaji Muttahiru Saraki.I’d go out of my way to take Alhaji Saraki from his house and we’d drive to the mosque together. After prayers, I also brought him back. Naturally, the relationship between the two of us blossomed.Then one Sunday, my guard, a policemen, came and said there was an old man who wanted to see me and his name was Saraki.He then brought in Muttahiru Saraki and we started to talk. Then he asked me where I come from. I told him I am from Ilorin. Alhaji Saraki said he was an Egba man from Abeokuta. By this time, I did not even know the existence of Olusola Saraki.

So, the man told me he was from Abeokuta, but he went to a Quranic school in Ilorin at Agbaji, an area of reputed for Islamic scholarship. The man, with his own mouth, told me he was an Egba man from Abeokuta. And as of that time, I knew of no existence of any member of his family. This was in early 1963. So, we carried on like that. The fact that I resolved the problem between him and Alabi helped us a great deal for our consular cases. As the leader of the Nigerian community and being older than me, Saraki, at my request, always sat by my side wherever I went in my my capacity as Nigeria’s representative.

At a point, members of the Nigerian community were calling him deputy ambassador and he enjoyed that. Anywhere I went officially, I took him along. When I was going to present my letters of credence to the head of state (Houphouet-Boigny) I took him along, too.Incidentally, President Houphouet-Boigny was a medical doctor and had been Saraki’s doctor before he became President. They knew each other before I came on the scene. After the man entered politics and he became minister and later, president, they saw less of each other.

So it was a great reunion for them on that day. Of course, the news quickly spread that the “deputy ambassador” was a friend to the president. We carried on like that and had a good personal relationship.Q: Did you meet his wife?He was a polygamist. He had about three then, with some children, some older than Sola Saraki, and some younger. When I got to the house every Friday to take him to the mosque, I saw them.

One Sunday, he came again through the policeman at the gate. And after entertainment with drinks, he told me he had come that day to thank me. He said he had never met any human being, not even his own children, who had honoured him as I had done and that he did not even know how to show his appreciation.

I said there was no need for all that. That was in 1963. He then said that he had a son who was studying to be a doctor in London and whenever he came home on holidays, he’d like us to meet. One Sunday during the summer holidays, Alhaji Saraki brought Sola to introduce him to me.And after they took their seats, Alhaji Saraki started talking by saying ‘Sir’. I asked him to cut that out because he was as old as my father. He then reminded me about his son he said was in London.I stood up to greet Sola and he stretched out his hand for a handshake. The father got up and slapped his face, saying: That’s my god you want to shake hands with. You should prostrate.But I said we were both young men, within the same age group. I made light of it, saying we knew how to greet each other. That was how I met Sola Saraki.

Q: Did you relate with him at all?

I will get to that. So, the father now said he was putting him in my care. ‘Take care of him for me,’ he said. Alhaji Muttahiru Saraki, the father of Sola is dead now, and is in the right place.If I am telling lies, he is hearing. That was how I met Sola Saraki. And I told him that it was good that as a young man, he is a professional. I advised him to return home to participate in politics. I am talking of 1963.I remained in Abidjan till 1964, when my party, the Northern Peoples Congress, through my leader, the Sardauna of Sokoto, sent for me.

He said I had to resign because they wanted to appoint me a minister in the cabinet of Tafawa Balewa. So, the Sardauna sent for me and said I was going to be a minister in the next government. He said he would tell Ilorin people that I’d be returned to the parliament unopposed. I was appointed minister in charge of Nigerian Railways and I performed other functions, like being a confidante to the Prime Minister.

Back to Sola Saraki. When I then went back to campaign in 1964, to go to parliament, with a view to be appointed a minister, Sola surfaced. That was two weeks to the election. He told me that he had decided to heed the advice I gave him in Abidjan to go into politics. I asked where he wanted to contest and he said Asa. Asa is a local government that shares a boundary with Ilorin Central.

When I replied Sola, I admitted that I advised him to come into politics, but he had come too late. In Asa, there was a member of parliament, Mr. Babatunde, whom the party had decided to return unopposed. However, he said he would contest.

Did you raise the issue that he was an Egba man when he said he was going to contest?

That didn’t arise at that time. It is now that the sort of question is being raised. He said he would contest. He went to Lagos and brought some packets of medicine and he put up a mat and a hut in Asa and started giving people injections. These were for people who lacked medical attention.

The whole of Asa local government had no hospital at all. If anybody fell sick, they had to take the person to Ilorin.He started giving them cheap medicine, thinking that it would win him their votes. He did not take into consideration that one, there was a member of parliament on ground. Second, the same man was being presented by my party. Also, he was going to be an independent candidate. Naturally, he was defeated.

That was his entry into Ilorin politics. Then, he started visiting Ilorin, sharing money to people; money that he had made from medical practice through the retainership he had with the Nigerian Ports Authority and Ministry of Defence. At that time, the army did not have a hospital or a medical department. The Air Force also did not have any. So, whatever bills he sent to them, they paid him.So, he was making constant visits, and building himself up. And that was the situation in Ilorin. If he says he is an Ilorin man, ask him where the home of his father is.He will point to Agbaji. Agbaji was the place his father schooled. That is the only connection he has to the place.

He knows I know this and he cannot face me and say it is not true.

There was one time he wanted to change his identity, claiming he was from Mali. If the father of Bukola is not an Ilorin man, how can Bukola be?

Who is the mother of Bukola? We know she is not from Ilorin. It is even doubtful that she is a Nigerian. The wife that I know with Sola Saraki, that he brought to my house in 1964, when he became a doctor, did not have a job. I was then a minister, living at No 2 Thompson Road, Ikoyi.He brought his wife, saying they had just come together from England. And I got the wife a job through my friend and colleague in the cabinet, who was the Minister for Establishment. That was the first job of Morenike, the mother of Gbemi. And the mother of Gbemi is not the mother of Bukola.All through this time, were you still in touch with his father whom you left in Cote d’Ivoire or you broke off?I maintained my friendship with his father. His father was writing me letters.

In one of the letters, he told me he was very sick. And at that time, Sola was in private medical practice at Offin in Lagos and I went there to rebuke him.I said he was a useless doctor if his father was suffering in a foreign country. I said he should be his number one patient at his clinic. And he brought him back. It was in that hospital that the man died.If you were that close, you must have met some of Muttahiru Saraki’s family members.


Do you recall running into any of them in Ilorin?

None at all. Even up till now. There was one Iya Alaro. But Iya Alaro was a daughter of Alhaji Muttahiru Saraki, married to an Ilorin person. And that is the root of Sola Saraki coming to Ilorin.

When he came to Ilorin, he stayed with Iya Alaro at Agbaji. But Iya Alaro’s relationship with Ilorin was that of a wife of an Ilorin man. I know Alhaji Saraki had a male child in his house in Abidjan. He was older than Sola. He did not have Western education. And I think he must have settled back in Lagos or Abeokuta.



https://wiseloaded.com/saraki-is-not-from-kwara-state-abdulganiyu-abdulrazak/

Warship:
Nnamdi Azikiwe, PC , (16 November 1904 – 11 May 1996).

and

Abubakar Tafawa Balewa , KBE (December 1912 – 15 January 1966).


Azikwe and Balewa weren't born Nigerians but became the first elected representatives of Nigeria which was formally created in 1914.

APC needs to attend history classes but unfortunately, because of the fear of exposing the genocide against the Biafrans, people like Buhari abolished history.


gidgiddy horsepower101 pachukwudi1 Sarrki


Mynd44 , seun and lalasticlala pls push this to front page before Nigeria descends into a constitutional crisis caused by the illiteracy of Buhari and his supporters.

Victni:
@Gistvic.com

A Busty lady shares a video of her removing phones, wards of cash, and a big bottle of wine from her bra as she says any lady who fvck with her should would hide her husband in her bra. Gistvic Reports.

She said:


Can This Really Happen??

WATCH VIDEO BELOW:

Source: https://www.gistvic.com/2019/04/fvck-with-me-and-i-will-hide-your.html

Victni:
@Gistvic.com

A Busty lady shares a video of her removing phones, wards of cash, and a big bottle of wine from her bra as she says any lady who fvck with her should would hide her husband in her bra. Gistvic Reports.

She said:


Can This Really Happen??

WATCH VIDEO BELOW:

Source: https://www.gistvic.com/2019/04/fvck-with-me-and-i-will-hide-your.html

Made4naijaceo:
A trending video of woman disgracing her friend in the market place over a man

Two close friends Bisola 29 & Aderonke 31, both from Ado-Ekiti

were seen fighting over man they were both dating without them knowing, from our sources,

the alleged man promised to marry Ronke only for Bisola to find out about the engagement from another friend of theirs & decided to publicly launch an attack on her which began from an heated argument & ended in a fight..

Watch video

source :

https://www.made4naija.com/two-women-seen-fighting-in-public-over-a-man-photos/

Praisesongz:
I’ve been thinking about this...my junr bro (early 20s) cake to stay with me since February. He has a lot of respect for me and he told me about his girlfriend which as a guy man I understood. But yesterday he told me the girl want to come and visit him here in my house and the main purpose is to come and know me, me I just thought in mind like abi dis one Dey wyne me ni? To come and know me bawo....shey I kola ni, but I just said ok no problem. But now I don’t know if I’m doing the right thing by allowing him to bring his gf to my house. My initial plan is for her to come just once but won’t he(my bro) see it as an opportunity to start bringing the girl often to my house because he knows I’m very understanding and I don’t take things to heart.

Breakingfamous:
A slay queen is confident that she has full package and that she is so sexy that her man can never cheat on her.

The slay queen shared her sexy braless and curvy photos and said:

"My boo would never cheat: I’ve got the whole package."

But the reactions she got are quite funny...

See more of the braless photos she shared here and see the hilarious reactions she got...

Source: http://www..com/2019/04/my-boyfriend-would-never-cheat-ive-got.html?m=1

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