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look again freeze, it's obvious the husband was at work or out hustling. see how well feed and porcine the wife be. ![]() madame should be home exercising or at the nearest gym working out with her trainer. ![]()
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8pm Nesochi Okeke-Igbokwe, MD, MS @DrNesochi https://twitter.com/DrNesochi/status/1233801609647443968 · 10m Are you in #PanicMode because of the novel #coronavirus? Is the world Earth globe europe-africa coming to an end? (Spoiler: It’s not!)... Tune in tonight to the @plustvafrica #talkshow @waysshowafrica , & find out what you need to know about #COVID19 ——— #DrNesochi #SuperModelMD #HealthExpert
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Me think Bubu looks like a bona fide carnivore and yam man. ![]() https://i0.wp.com/www.vanguardngr.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/buhari-inspecting2.jpg?w=412&ssl=1 his egusi must have plenty of meat o. ![]()
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i go check 3 pages in this section and didn't see news article posted. Obaseki, Odubu, Ihonvbere lose choice properties in Edo February 29, 2020 in Featured, News https://thenationonlineng.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/godwin-obaseki-1024x576-3-750x375.jpg https://nigerianobservernews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/IMG_0087.jpeg?189db0&189db0 Osagie Otabor, Benin The Certificates of Occupancy of some choice properties belonging to Governor Godwin Obaseki, former Deputy Governor, Dr. Pius Odubu, the member representing Owan Federal Constituency, Prof. Julius Ihonvbere have been revoked. The properties are located in the Government Reservation Area. Others whose propertìes the C of O were also revoked are Chief Oseni Elamah, Mr. Oghogho Akpata, Susan Itemuagbor, Aigboje Ehidero, AIG Imuokhuede and Noggie Megisson. Affected corporate bodies in the revocation are CA Aliyu and Company Limited, Bimseg Venture Limited and Sharon Properties. A document sighted by our reporter showed that the properties were revoked because they are required for the services of the Government of Edo State. Prof. Ihonvbere said he has completed the building he is erecting on his plot. A top government official, who confirmed the revocation, said the Governor was also affected. The source said more lands within the GRA would be revoked because all government lands and accommodation have been allocated to individuals. According to the source: “You can see Governor Obaseki has built quarters for judges but it is not enough and there is the need for more land to build more quarters for the judges. “Individuals and politicians just allocated government lands to themselves so the Governor decided to revoke his own and others. More land will be revoked.” Odubu said he only read about the revocation on the social media as there was no newspaper publications yet. Odubu said would wait for the Governor to carry out the revocation before commenting. https://thenationonlineng.net/obaseki-odubu-ihonvbere-lose-choice-properties-in-edo/ |
This pandemic thing has gone beyond serious. Pope Francis remains sick, cancels Friday audiences https://nypost.com/2020/02/28/pope-francis-remains-sick-cancels-friday-audiences/ [img]https://thenypost.files./2020/02/pope-francis-02-1.jpg?quality=80&strip=all[/img] |
pls be careful out there. Why the Coronavirus is NOT THE FLU Health Ranger Report https://www.brighteon.com/f48d45a0-e34a-4c7d-bc41-38b6c819ac6f |
Uyi168:yup, i remember all the grass cutter farm ads on NL a few years back. wow, just saw one...it's not mine oo ![]() https://grasscutterfarminginnigeria.info/thread/71/grasscutter-farming-nigeria |
Yes, once had a big girl (money) nymphomaniac that tried to drain my reservoir. ![]() she had a pretty face, shapely body and multiple streams of income. i don't know how but i grew tired of her. i should have been happy but i wasn't and didn't want to use her. Soon she found anoda guy to give her all the attention she craved but he was abusive and tried to use her for her money. Life is funny na. |
#4 has my vote. "4. I’m in love with someone else" I hate two-timing cheaters with a passion!!!!! Now to the ultimate break-up song of all time. ![]() Oran "Juice" Jones - The Rain (Official Video) 20,235,274 views• Oct 6, 2009 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dZW1C3neao The Rain Oran "Juice" Jones I saw you (and him, and him) walking in the rain You were holding hands and I'll never be the same Tossing and turning another sleepless night The rain crashes against my window pane Jumped into my car--didn't drive too far That moment I knew I would never be the same Cause I saw you (and him, and him) walking in the rain You were holding hands and I'll never be the same Now here you are begging to me To give our love another try Girl I love you and I always will But darling right now I've got to say goodbye Cause I saw you (and him, and him) walking in the rain You were holding hands and I'll never be the same I saw you (and him) walking in the rain You were holding hands and I'll never be the same Hey, hey, baby, how you doin', come on in here Got some hot chocolate on the stove waitin' for ya Listen, first things first, let me hang up that coat Yeah, 'n' how's your day today, did ya miss me? Oh, you did, yeah, I missed you, too I missed you so much I followed you today That's right Now close your mouth Cause you cold busted That's right, now sit down here Sit down here So upset with you I don't know what to do 'n' my first impulse was to run up on you And do a Rambo Whip out the jammy and flat-blast both of you But I ain't wanna mess up this thirty-seve hundred dollar lynx coat So instead, I chilled That's right, chilled, then I went to the bank Took out every dime And then I went and canceled all those credit cards Yeah All your charge accounts Yeah I stuck you up for every piece of jewelry I ever bought you Yeah That's right, everything Everything Did fool out with me Naw, don't go, you ever go, don't go looking in that closet Cause you ain't got nothing in there Everything you came here with-- Is packe dup and waiting for you in the guest room That's right, what was you thinking about, huh? What were you tryin' to prove, huh? You's with the Juice 'n' I gave you silk suits, Gucci handbags, blue diamonds I gave you things you couldn't even pronounce Now I can't give you nothin' but advice Cause you're still young That's right, you're still young I hope you learn a valuable lesson from all this You know? Gonna find someone like me one of these days Until then, know what you gotta do? You gotta get on outta here with that Alley-cat-coat wearin' Hush-puppy-shoe-wearing' Crumb cake I saw you with Cause you dismissed That's right, silly rabbit Tricks are made for kids, don't you know that? You without me: like cornflake without the milk It's my world--you just a squirrel, tryin' to get a nut Now get on outta here Ah! Don't touch that coat! Source: LyricFind |
video clip news with no video clip na. ![]() |
Lagos new nickname: Simp City |
ijustdey:www.nairaland.com/attachments/11116560_fulaniherdmanfulaniherdmen_png98a8a6cc6dd405da841edcdabdbdf2b0 abeg, why in the 21st century smartphone age do so-called news reporters still use dis same stock pic of herdsmen? surely someone could get a pic of 4000 bleeping cows abi. |
i read this news article in vanguard a few years ago. it is positively shocking! Shocker: Nigerians run Libyan slave camps: Cameroonian returnee ON DECEMBER 1, 201711:20 PMIN NEWS Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/12/shocker-nigerians-run-libyan-slave-camps-cameroonian-returnee/ ON DECEMBER 1, 201711:20 PM IN NEWS Kindly Share This Story:FacebookTwitterEmailWhatsAppPinterestShare The new slave trade-human trafficking in Libya is being carried out by many nationalities, including Nigerians and Ghanaians, according to a Cameroonian returnee, who was abducted in the country. Foka Fotsi, who was trafficked twice, told Reuters that those in charge of one of the places where he was held included Ghanaians and Nigerians. Fotsi story corroborated another testimony by a Nigerian in the southern state of Edo, who identified one Charles, a Nigerian as the trafficking kingpin. https://i0.wp.com/www.vanguardngr.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/migrant-wounded.jpg?w=412&ssl=1 Foka Fotsi- battered in a camp run by Nigerians and Ghanaians Unable to find work to support his family, Fotsi decided to leave Cameroon last year, but fell into the hands of a Libyan kidnap ring before reaching Europe. “There was torture like I’ve never seen. They hit you with wooden bats, with iron bars,” he said, removing the hood of his sweatshirt and showing the still raw red wounds on his skull. “They hang you from the ceiling by (your) arms and legs and then throw you down to the floor. They swing you and throw you against the wall, over and over again, ten times. “They are not human beings. They are the devil personified.” Christelle Timdi, another Cameroonian recounted her horrendous experience in the north African country. When uniformed men boarded the overloaded rubber dingy carrying her and her boyfriend to a new life in Europe, she thought the Italian coastguard had come to rescue them. But the men took out guns and began to shoot. “Many people fell in the sea,” the 32-year-old Cameroonian said as she described seeing her boyfriend, Douglas, falling in the water and disappearing into the darkness. The gunmen took Timdi and her fellow passengers back to Libya where they were locked up, raped, beaten and forced to make calls to their families back home for ransom payments to secure their freedom. Timdi, who flew back to Cameroon last week, told her story as international outcry escalated over a video which appeared to show African migrants being traded as slaves in Libya. Libya’s U.N.-backed government has said it is investigating and has promised to bring the perpetrators to justice. Timdi said she had not seen the footage broadcast by CNN, but had witnessed the trade in humans while in Libya. “I saw it with my own eyes,” she said, describing how she had seen a Senegalese man buying an African migrant. Libya is the main jumping off point for migrants trying to reach Europe by boat. Timdi said many traffickers posed as marine guards, police officers and taxi drivers to ensnare victims. There were around 130 other migrants on her boat when the gunmen opened fire in the middle of the night, Timdi said. After being taken back to Libya they were locked in an abandoned factory building where men would grab and rape the girls and women – and sometimes even the men. “We tried to hide the younger girls among us,” Timdi said, describing the terrifying moments when the guards would scour the room with torches, searching for their next victims. “I was heavily pregnant – that’s why I wasn’t raped. And it’s all done in front of others – they say it’s so that you know what will happen to you if you don’t pay up.” Timdi said the facilities used by traffickers appeared to be well organised and guarded, adding that most people inside wore fake police or military uniforms. “The place was surrounded by army-style vehicles with guns ready to fire, so we didn’t dare try and escape.” Timdi’s family paid 1 million CFA francs ($1,800), frantically collected from relatives and friends, to free her. But she said ransoms were no guarantee of safety. The traffickers work with a network of taxi drivers who are supposed to transfer released migrants to migrant camps – but who often re-traffick them, Timdi said. “If they send you a good taxi, you’ll arrive at your destination, but if it’s a bad taxi the driver will sell you on to someone else,” she said. “There are people who have been resold twice, three times. And when you call your family to tell them that you’ve been resold once again, no one will believe you, they won’t send more money to free you.” Timdi was released by her captors in October and gave birth to a baby girl, Brittanie, in a Libyan hospital just days later. Timdi and Fotsi were among 250 Cameroonians who were flown home this week by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) as part of a voluntary return scheme for migrants stranded in Libya. The programme, funded by the European Union, provided returnees with clothing and medical checks. The most vulnerable, including pregnant women, also received around 400 euros ($475). IOM Cameroon head Boubacar Saybou said it was launching a programme to help migrants set up businesses, and will also provide start-up funding. “We need to create opportunities for them here. That’s what’s important,” he said. Fotsi said he hoped to follow up on the scheme. But for now his most pressing problem was finding a place to sleep. “I pray that God gives me work that I can do here,” he said. “If we don’t get work you’ll find many of us walking the streets again.” *Adapted from a Thomson Reuters Foundation report written by Inna Lazareva Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/12/shocker-nigerians-run-libyan-slave-camps-cameroonian-returnee/ |
BUSHHUNTER:not to worry, he probably has his pickup ready. ![]()
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Political analysts no put brain power to helping the conditions of the country/masses in 2020,2021,2022? always trying to jump the gun and worry about the 2023 ticket. ![]() |
Kudos, madame got the memo. ![]()
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that woman is a pure hater! some ppl just can't stand to see you work to accomplish your goals in life.
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kingthreat:true talk ... i was looking for this movie to re-watch but couldn't find it online. "Cocaine Boys – Nigerian Nollywood movie 2014 Mr and Mrs. Smith will give all they have to save their daughter from drug addiction but Clair feels living a wrong life. Henry, as her driver now has a whole lot of work to do aside driving…………….. You can’t cease to watch this blockbuster. Featuring: Nkem Owoh, Joy Ladi Torty, Vincent Opurum" |
Crime & greed doesn't pay in the long run. Pastor, wife remanded for stealing N63.5m belonging to dead womanhttps://thenationonlineng.net/pastor-wife-remanded-for-stealing-n63-5m-belonging-to-dead-woman/ |
OndoFirstBorn:security man on the left looks like he has his hand on his service glock 40. www.nairaland.com/attachments/11107828_img20200225wa0063_jpeg8144cfbd1106bf4be0f2423bff9e785c
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interesting article on recycling .... Recycling business in Nigeria: how to start? By George Ibenegbu https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/vllkyt5lrotqc9dk.jpg?imwidth=900 Recycling business in Nigeria can be considered as one of the most lucrative businesses in the country. Nevertheless, this business is capital intensive, and you will get a lot of competition on the way. Still, it doesn’t mean that you can’t get money from that. Read more: https://www.legit.ng/1173609-recycling-business-nigeria-start.html Top plastic companies in Nigeria Read more: https://www.legit.ng/1199293-top-plastic-companies-nigeria.html https://netstorage-legit.akamaized.net/images/vllkytffbhlg4dhhi.jpg |
The Justice ppl have to shake a leg unless they are also corrupt Ex-Finance Minister Nenadi Usman Accused Of N4.9bn Fraud Allowed To Travel Abroad The former minister, who is being tried for an alleged fraud of N4.9billion, had dropped her passport in the court’s custody as part of the conditions attached to the bail granted her. BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORK FEB 21, 2019 http://saharareporters.com/2019/02/21/ex-finance-minister-nenadi-usman-accused-n49bn-fraud-allowed-travel-abroad >>Usman is facing 17 counts of money laundering and theft alongside Femi Fani-Kayode, a former Minister of Aviation, and one Danjuma Yusuf with a company, Joint Trust Dimensions Limited. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is prosecuting them in connection with the campaign funding for the failed re-election bid of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan in 2015. |
Chico wasn't lost sha, he was looking for that cute female K-9 canine officer he saw in the patrol car. ![]()
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Sister Somuvie Sonia is a real one. Kudos and millions of blessings to her and the environmental lake clean-up team! |
Nairaland is quite the online encyclopedia for learning and absorbing knowledge and 9ja history! The Dantata/Dangote Story: How To Create A Dynasty Of Billionaires - Business - Nairaland by naptu2: 7:46pm On Mar 12, 2012 https://www.nairaland.com/891985/dantata-dangote-story-how-create |
@Girlwhocares breakfast or dinner in bed once or twice a week will get the job done. good luck in advance. ![]()
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Feminism and western culture has insidiously overpowered native 9ja customs and culture. I was very surprised to see a thread on OPINION: 8 Best Movies To Stream On Showmax This Month - TV/Movies - Nairaland https://www.nairaland.com/5698926/opinion-8-best-movies-stream featured on FP yesterday. I reviewed most of the flicks via Official Trailers and low and behold the films featured independent women doing their own thing and a couple pushing the homosexual theme. Showmax is an online subscription video on demand service which launched in South Africa on 19 August 2015 Headquarters: South Africa But more power to the Abuja women that married rubbish men and need a legitimate legal break. |
Temporary use of such vehicle done finish and is returning to it's owner! ![]() Don't expect to see her driving around London in it in the very future. |
>>>. My brothers warned me that he is not going to treat me right but I just feel drawn to him. needful info for other babes contemplating marriage. abeg, pls listen to your fam! |
nolly-sunnewsonline.com/ b.s. ![]() |
okefrancis:LOL, nairaland.com is looking to hire new mods. ![]() Photos of VP Yemi Osinbajo and his wife, Dolapo, at his nephew, Laolu's call to bar party https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2017/12/photos-of-vp-yemi-osinbajo-and-his-wife-dolapo-at-his-nephew-laolus-call-to-bar-party.html https://alexis.lindaikejisblog.com/photos/shares/5a36b7c1e4bab.png |
safarigirl:The champ thanked his father/motherland for helping to mould him in a positive direction. short stay but it helped his journey in this life. EXCLUSIVE: Anthony Joshua on how relocating to Nigeria for six months made him https://trueafrica.co/article/anthony-joshua-on-relocating-to-nigeria-for-six-months/ Anthony Joshua was a shy, skinny 11-year-old when he flew to Lagos on what he thought was a family holiday. Until then, the keen footballer had grown up in Watford, Hertfordshire, with his Nigerian parents but was looking forward to a short trip to Africa. His rapid ascent through the heavyweight ranks has rendered him arguably the biggest commercial commodity in the sport today. That was until he was woken abruptly on the first Monday morning of the holiday by his mum Yeta, who broke the news to him that he was off to school – and that they would be staying a while. ‘I thought I was just going there on holiday,’ he recalls. ‘But they tried to put me in a school! Much has changed for Joshua, born Anthony Oluwafemi Olaseni Joshua, since that sojourn to west Africa. His rapid ascent through the heavyweight ranks, to the current position of IBF champion of the world, has rendered him arguably the biggest commercial commodity in the sport today. It has been a long road back from the dark days of his adolescence, when a series of brushes with the law left him on tag for 14 months, unable to leave his home between eight in the evening and six in the morning. Those tough and unexpected days back in Nigeria were the making of him. Then, in 2011, he was kicked off the Great Britain amateur squad after being given a 12-month community order for possession of cannabis. He eventually returned, of course, to claim gold at the London Olympics a year later. But for Joshua, those tough and unexpected days back in Nigeria were the making of him. ‘At the time you think “why?”, but as you get older you think it was good that you experienced it, you know?,’ he adds. ‘It was good for me. ‘I think my mum was trying to do some business there, maybe she had it in her mind. You don’t just randomly decide to move there. “She might have been thinking about it for a while before we went, but didn’t inform us because we were kids. Then boom – it happened. We stayed out there – not long, just over six months. ‘It was a change and I thought I was going to go for the full course. As I said, it was all about discipline: 5.30 in the morning, get up, fetch your water, put an iron thing in your water to warm it up. Your clothes had to be washed and ironed in the morning.’ ‘It wasn’t an issue but I just wasn’t prepared for it. It was a boarding school as well, but looking back on it, it was good for discipline.’ |
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