Fhowe:
Oga calm down , do you think it is every politician that is interested in embezzling some are just after power and I think this man and a few others are like that .You must think contesting for a senatorial seat is cheap . Most of these senators have businesses they were doing before becoming senators ooo

tayo200:
RIP, baba ijebu... but this man get money sha... Make I just see one or two bundles of those, I go first buy land for Banana Island, con buy one tear rubber Big Daddy.. I go dey league with em Forte and Dan.. with just 2 bundles of those..

nedekid:

Drug dealer na allegation that was never proven neither was he convicted. The supposed drug dealer he said was his late brother mistaken for him.
Kasjamu owned western lotto, he and baba ijebu both were at loggerheads over control of the lotto industry.
Lotto money is said to be on same level with oil money.

JamParkMe:
I cannot understand why this OP will commend this senator spraying his constituents money. I think EFCC should be called to investigate this senator's finances and he should explain how he's able to lavishly spray such amount of money.

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Isoright


Ogbeni huzzle make your children nor go dey type vanity upon vanity anyhow
May our children drink all type of tea except pover-tea..

Pover-tea is the only tea our children won't drink

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Isoright


Ogbeni huzzle make your children nor go dey type vanity upon vanity anyhow
May our children drink all type of tea except pover-tea..

Pover-tea is the only tea our children won't drink

spafu:

You no know road to Thuefnubu your slavemaster's house?

By Seun Sanni

LAGOS (Reuters) - Gracefully spinning among a group of dancers clad in pink, 11-year-old Anthony Mmesoma Madu stands out in black leggings, a white turtleneck and poise beyond his years.

His parents in Lagos, Nigeria's teeming lagoon city, wanted him to become a priest. Instead, he has captivated millions with his ballet.

"When I am dancing, I feel as if I am on top of the world," he told Reuters.

A video of him dancing barefoot in the rain on concrete outside the studio where he trains, the Leap of Dance Academy, went viral last month.

More than 15 million people have watched his joyful leaps and pirouettes, undeterred by the rain and coarse surface.

The video caught the eye of the elite American Ballet Theatre, which gave him a scholarship and arranged internet access for virtual training this summer.

Next year, he will train in the United States on a scholarship from Ballet Beyond Borders.

"When my friends see me dancing, they feel like, what is this boy doing, is he doing a foreign dance?" he said. "Now I have won a grand prize to go to the U.S. ... I will be in the plane and this is what I am waiting for, and ballet has done it for me."

The video also sparked a flood of donations to the academy, which teaches its students for free. Founder Daniel Ajala Owoseni said he will use the money, and fame, to promote ballet in Nigeria, a country where it is not yet widely practised.

"I saw the need to bring a form of art that shows discipline, dedication and commitment," he said. "Students who are able to learn all of these can ... transfer (them) into other spheres of their lives."

Ecter:
Hi good morning i must say this is a Very pleasant and well arranged write up. However, based on your relationship with the newly found crush i would say buy her if it's in your ability too. first of all because it is the right thing to do, you don't have to show hospitality all because you wanna have something in return. Secondly, buying her a phone would definitely make you feel good about yourself and you being a certified gentleman. Thirdly, she will not turn you into an ATM machine please that's not always the case i wonder why people find it so difficult to spend on a girl all because of a vivid mindset. Figuratively, let's be honest, if you don't spend on someone you wanna call yours, who else is worth it. You trying to win her over agreed, getting her a gift definitely counts. But mind you when you do that or if you eventually do that, don't expect anything in return remove your mind From it please, don't give her the impression of you like the rest guys, he got me a new phone so he can Bleep me please don't do that. If you get her the phone stay calm and totally take your mind and actions on what she might give you in return, trust me my friend, you'll be surprised. (You'll be shocked to realise that your crush just has the perfect connection you need or she might simply be the sweetest wife you'll ever have)

Omoluabi9:
How can we get the contact of this beautiful BLUE-EYED family, they need all the help they can get.

Cc Lalasticlala, Mynd44

NigPatriot:


You know what Docile means?

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Isoright
Those people way dey run commot for chemistry class that year go dey wonder now how ammonium nitrate go cause this kind explosion

Una go wonder tire......enter class una nor go green enter class

Nuttella:
I will marry when we are ready, we are not ready now. I hope I have cured your curiosity .

Klass99:
I like the part where you beat her (your girlfriend)

I hate foolish women like her and lately there has been an influx of stories about foolish women like her on NL, from the Deaconess who burnt her ward's flesh, to another one who brought two of her sisters to live with her and frustrate the brother in law and another who injured her maid so badly she and hubby were arrested.

So, I was glad to see that you took action after talking didn't work. Two wrongs can actually make a right, it is called giving people a dose of their own medicine, so they know better not to mess with you next time.

I have low tolerance for BS myself so I don't advise or encourage others to tolerate, what I know I can't tolerate.

Chop knuckle abeg.

Nuttella:
Stop telling me to go and marry, marriage is the least of my problems, you that is married, what have you achieved with it? You are still the self servicing violent cunt that you are.

Piss off!!!

bukatyne:
OP beat up his ex-fiancée
ex-fiancée up his niece

Are we seeing a pattern of the 'strong' beating/bullying the 'weaker'.

Perhaps the world has been looking at the issue of domestic violence in silos.

It is really the stronger picking on/bullying/beating the weaker in a domestic setting.

Tranquillity360:
How is yoruba revolution going

modified
Igbos are not joining
you in your revolution. If we join and something
bad happen,you people will
tag it Igbo revolution
against your son(Buhari/
Osibanjo)

Just like you tag 1966
military
coup as Igbo coup