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a nairalander dat was mistaken for dbanj at a ceremiony today
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shoki d shoki ah oshiomolee resemble monkey....... |
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i hoe this make front page
URGENT INFORMATION : The king of Egbeda is dead and they are
doing ritual for him in broad day light starting from today.
Please do not pass through Egbeda town along Ivana road.
Pleass share this message, you never know who you could save
from this barbaric killings.....
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BREAKING NEWS!!!!!
SHOPRITE closes all branches in Lagos,
Abuja,Oyo,Enugu,Kwara
Report says people just come in, take pictures and then leave.
Inside source says that they are considering banning girls from
entering the shopping mall unless you show your money. |
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Real Madrid have Bale, Benzem,
C.Ronaldo (BBC)
Barca have Messi, Suarez, Neymar (MSN)
Man Utd have Bastian, Memphis, Wayne
(BMW)
Arsenal have Carzola, Ozil, Oxlade,
Laurent K. (COOL)
Chelsea have Falcao, Oscar, Obi, Loic (FOOL) |
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1) AMAKA (The basic Eastern girl)
Amaka is the type of girl who is ready to be
whatever you want her to be, as long you have
whatever she wants (cars, houses, containers,
chieftaincy titles etc). Amaka is likely to be
naturally light skinned, hairy and quite pretty, she
loves shiny clothes and red lipstick. Amaka is also
likely to have a little problem with pronouncing
words that start with the letters R and L, she is
homely and very peaceful (until you take her for
granted). Her weaknesses are self-composure and
esteem as she is easily intimidated by classier
woman (hence making the very loud Amaka
become an introvert) … But one good thing Amaka
would leave you with is hunger for her meals.
(2) FUNKE (The Ijebu drama queen)
When Funke talks or whispers, you would think
she’s quarreling with you. Her persona is quite
funny. She’s likely to be dark skinned, busty and
somehow pretty; she loves the night life and would
stop at nothing to flaunt you before her
competitors. She is likely to have more female
friends, grouped into different names on her phone
and diary (e,g Binta Secondary school girls, Great-
Ife ladies, Bukki’s wedding bridal friends).
Funke is one that can never be intimidated (or
intimidated, as she is likely to pronounce it)
because when English fails her in a brawl, there is
always Yoruba as a backup; but one thing you
won’t forget about Funke is her oily food. The oil
in her meals is enough to ordain as many priests
as they are in this lifetime … # okbye
(3) MEET AMINA (The silent killer)
Amina is the sweetest girl ever! She is decent and
homely, well-groomed and has the most potential
towards being a lasting spouse, but what Amina
wants? Amina gets! Amina shouldn’t be toyed with
because she is either a niece or daughter to one
“baba”. She is more open to diabolic means, as it
is within her reach. Amina is beautiful sha oh …
especially when you take off that hijab and see
what Allah gave her. One thing Amina makes you
remember is her total submission and respect for
you.
(4) EKAETE (The raw material)
Ekaete is just the most hilarious. From her
intonation to her walking steps, you would never
forget this one. Ekaete is also good in the kitchen,
as your weight would never remain the same!
Ekaete is raw and proud of it; but please don’t
expose Ekaete too much, except you want to stop
enjoying what she is known for *I no talk pass that
one*.
(5) FEJIRO (The waffey mama)
Fejiro is comedy, because she is also a very self-
confident person, whether na hand, mouth or
bottle……she dey dia! Fejiro is likely to be a bad
cook as everything she would cook must have
little salt. Fejiro is the kind of woman that would
come into your life and make others leave … she
doesn’t share her man. One thing you will never
forget about her is her ‘waffey’ semantics during a
quarrel.
(6) PRINCESS (PH’s 1st daughter)
Princess could be originally named Omasiri-chi,
Ebiere or Ibiso but she chooses to call herself
Princess because of the need for a “Behind”
English name, which is highly necessary for self-
promotion. So Princess is your typical ghetto
Harriet, she probably can drink more beers than
you, and probably has more money sef. But, she’s
with you because the need to have a “boyfriend” is
crucial. She is likely to wear a leg chain and have
her eye-lash extensions in different colors. She is
a trend follower and would stop at nothing to get
the “latest” thing in town. She isn’t homely
because she could be a mother of three (secretly),
and one thing that shouldn’t shock you is when
you find out is that she could be ‘doing’ girls by
the side. So gentlemen, here are the ladies and
their “basic Eve-Nature”, however; education,
exposure and social standing could erase or
exempt these facts. |
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Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State has paid two visits to the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Mahmud Mohammed, at the Supreme Court, Abuja, this month, officials have said One of the visits to the CJN, it was learnt, coincided with the day the Rivers State Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal, sitting in Abuja, conducted hearing in an application filed by Wike to challenge an order permitting his opponent to inspect the electoral materials used for the poll that brought him to office. Investigations by our correspondent in Abuja showed that the visits were made without prior appointments. The election of the former education minister, who ran for the governorship on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, is being challenged by the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Dr. Dakuku Peterside. The Rivers State Governorship Elections Petition Tribunal had on July 9 reaffirmed its ex parte order made on June 11, 2015, granting permission to Peterside, to inspect the electoral materials used for the poll. Peterside and the APC had on May 3, 2015, filed their petition before the tribunal to challenge the victory of Wike at the poll. The Justice Muazu Pindiga-led tribunal had in a ruling dismissed Wike’s application asking for the setting aside of the June 11, 2015 order. The judge also adjourned till July 22 for the commencement of the pre-hearing session in the petition. Wike has however denied that his visit to the CJN had anything to do with his case. Our correspondent learnt that Wike did not meet the CJN on his first visit, which was a Monday. The number one judicial officer in the country was said to have travelled to Saudi Arabia for the Lesser Hajj. Wike however repeated the visit two days later, when he was able to discuss with the CJN. A source in the governor’s entourage, disclosed to our correspondent that the members of staff in the office of Mohammed were shocked to see the governor. The source said, “There was no proper appointment because as soon as the governor stepped in and said he would like to see the CJN and was asked if it was on appointment, he answered in the negative. “Nevertheless, he was allowed to see the CJN; but unfortunately, the CJN was not in the country as he was in Saudi Arabia for the Lesser Hajj.” The Publicity Secretary of APC in Rivers State, Chief Chris Finebone, said the visit was curious. Finebone said though his party believed that the person of the CJN was beyond compromise, he nevertheless wondered why Wike refused to carry the media along during the visits. He said, “We have no cause to doubt the integrity of the CJN, but we must say that the visits must have been made open and known to Nigerians. Why was it not made known? “Wike believes that every human being has a price. His problem is just to identify the price. His case is pending and he refused to go with the media during the visits. “We want to believe that the visits didn’t happen and if it happened, he must tell Nigerians why he chose to embark on the visit without the media.” He called on Nigerians and the people of Rivers to monitor the activities of the governor. Reacting to the visit, the national leadership of the PDP, Chief Olisa Metuh, said there was nothing wrong with the visits. Metuh said that the governor had the right to pay official visit to the CJN, adding that he (Wike) should not be vilified because of that. “Yes, he has the right to pay official visit or courtesy calls on the CJN and I see nothing wrong with that,” he said. Wike, while denying going to lobby the CJN for his pending tribunal case, told our correspondent that he was at the office because of the issue surrounding the appointment of the acting Chief Justice of Rivers State. He said since the acting Chief Judge of his state was appointed about three months ago, there was the need to seek the permission of the National Judicial Council to approve and renew the appointment. Wike said, “I didn’t go there to lobby for anything cynical. If I was going to lobby for anything like that, would I go in the afternoon? “You may wish to know that we have an acting Chief Judge in my state, and the judiciary is already on vacation and that the NJC may also be on vacation. “So, I needed to do a letter to the NJC on the need to extend or approve the appointment of the acting CJ in my state. I went there on the two days in daytime; and see Nigerians, they are already imputing another meaning to the visits.” |
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What will you do on your wedding day if you see your wife twerking for your best. Man? |
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Mst esp wen u r listening 2 love song immediately after d incident d track changes 2 GOBE by davido 2 Likes |
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Breaking news megawatts as increased 2 d highest in Nigeria so far 4 500 megawatts |
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Moderator please recommend for front page I rilly dnt knw y d news dat president General Muhammed Buhari rejected a bullet proof car worth about #400m has gone so viral, is he d 1st or d only person to reject such a kind gesture ? I rejected d 9000USD golden wristwatch dat Cristiano Ronaldo sent to me as a birthday gift few months ago, i even rejected d small car Bugatti dat is worth over #64m dat Davido also sent to me... So wat are we talking about, u can even try me by sending me MTN recharge card worth N1,500, just send it to my number 08168485036 or u Inbox me and see if I wouldn't reject it |
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The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency,
Kwara State Command, has apprehended a
37-year-old man, Mr. Samuel Yawo, who
allegedly had been impersonating the agency.
The Kwara State Commander, NDLEA, Mr.
Reuben Apea, on Friday said the suspect had
been parading himself as an officer of the
NDLEA for the past three years.
He stated that investigation revealed that
Yawo had also been extorting money from
the public, using a fake identity card, which
he allegedly fraudulently procured.
He added that the suspect was arrested in
the Jebba Area Command of the NDLEA and
transferred to the state headquarters.
Yawo, who claimed to be from Kaduna State
and only completed secondary school,
pleaded for forgiveness, saying he was led
into the act by hardship.
The NDLEA commander also said the
command, between January and May, 2015,
made a total seizure of 1,915,449
kilogrammes of hard drugs.
He stated that the command arrested 64
suspects, comprising 54 males and 10
females, within the period.
He added that on June 6, officials of the
command intercepted a truck at the Post
Office end of the Muritala Mohammed Road,
Ilorin at about midnight.
He stated that NLDEA officials seized 1,076
kg of cannabis sativa packed in 131 bags in
the truck.
He said the seizures signaled the influx of
hard drugs into Kwara State, adding that the
situation was very disturbing.
Apea said, “The activities of drug peddlers
have become alarming. They are becoming
sophisticated and prevalent among the youth,
who erroneously believe the substance to be
safe.
“Drug joints are everwhere in the state. Our
youths are deeply involved, but the officers
and men of the agency are ready to fight and
win the war to make the state free of drug
merchants.” |
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THERE were indications, on Sunday, of an
imminent clash between the Presidency and
the Senate over an alleged attempt by the
Presidency to rubbish the senate president.
Pro-Saraki senators are accusing the
Presidency of instigating the Permanent
Secretary of the Ministry of Finance, Mrs.
Anastacia Nwaobia, not to honour an
invitation by the upper chamber.
Nwaobia had communicated to the Senate
that she could not honour its invitation
without an approval by her supervisors to do
so but the Saraki loyalists said the Senate
had the constitutional power to invite
Nwaobia and that her refusal constituted an
affront to the legitimacy of the senate
president.
The Saraki loyalists’ belief apparently rested
on the alleged ‘non-acceptance’ of his
presidency by the All Progressives Congress
and President Muhammadu Buhari.
“It will not augur well for our democracy if
the Presidency will not allow civil servants to
do their jobs. We should not carry the crisis
in the APC to the Senate,” a pro-Saraki
senator told one of our correspondents in
Abuja on Sunday.
Both Saraki and the Speaker of the House of
Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, had spurned
the party’s directive on who to lead the
National Assembly and had ridden on the
back of an alleged alliance with the
opposition Peoples Democratic Party
members to clinch the leadership posts in
both chambers.
The APC had preferred Ahmad Lawan, a
Senator from Yobe State, as the president of
the Senate.
The Lawan group in the Senate on Sunday
said it supported Nwaobia because Saraki
was said to lack both legitimacy and the
moral right to invite the permanent secretary
to brief the senate on the state of the
economy.
The Saraki group said the ‘offending’
permanent secretary failed to honour the
Senate’s invitation because she did not get
clearance from the Presidency.
Investigations by one of our correspondents
revealed that as of Friday the permanent
secretary had yet to neither appear before the
Senate leadership nor respond to the letters
from the National Assembly management.
It was learnt that senators loyal to the
Senate President were angry that the
Presidency could encourage the civil servants
to disobey the Senate.
The PUNCH had on Thursday reported that the
Senate ad hoc committee on Finance, in a
letter dated June 29, 2015, had invited
Nwaobia and some officials of the finance
ministry to appear before the committee on
July 8.
But when the permanent secretary did not
honour the invitation at 11am on July 8,
the Clerk to the National Assembly, Alhaji
Salisu Maikasuwa, wrote another letter to her
the same day, restating the invitation.
The permanent secretary was said to have
sent a text message to the Senate on July 7,
explaining why she could not come.
But the clerk’s letter, a copy of which was
sent to the Head of Service of the Federation,
read, “I refer to our letter Ref. No. NASS/S//
SP/ COS/CORRP/15/1/06 of June 29, 2015
on the above subject matter and your text
message of July 7, 2015 to the Chief of Staff
to the Senate President, signifying your
inability to honour the invitation.
“Your action is a deliberate violation of the
provisions of Section 67(2) of the
Constitution of the Federal Republic of
Nigeria, 1999(as amended).
“You are, therefore, requested to appear
before the Senate leadership as contained in
your aforementioned letter on Wednesday
July 8, 2015 at 2.00pm prompt.”
The third letter to the Permanent Secretary,
written by the Chief of Staff to the Senate
President, Issa Galaudu, also stressed the
importance of the meeting. It read, “Please
note that your text message of yesterday,
Tuesday, July 7, 2015, which I received by
hours of 20:02 pm, suggesting that you
would not make today’s meeting, is
unacceptable.
“This is an affront to the President of the
Senate and its leadership. The provision of
Section 67(2) of the 1999 Constitution (as
amended), is very clear and unambiguous in
this regard. Hence, you do not need the
permission of any official before you attend
or appear before the Senate.
“Consequently, I have the instructions of the
President of the Senate and leadership that
you do appear before them on the date and
time earlier communicated to you,
Wednesday, July 8, 2015 by 11am prompt. It
is my belief that you will comply
unconditionally.”
As of the close of work on Friday, the
permanent secretary, our correspondents
learnt, had not appeared before the Senate.
When contacted, the Special Adviser to the
President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi
Adesina, on Sunday declined comment on the
matter.
Efforts to get Nwaobia to comment on the
issue were not successful as calls sent to her
mobile phone did not connect.
Similarly, text message sent to her line was
not acknowledged as of the time of this
report.
Attempts to also get the spokesperson for
the Ministry, Mr. Marshal Gundu, were also
not successful as calls made to his mobile
phone did not connect.
But a source in the ministry confided in our
correspondent that, based on civil service
procedures, it would be wrong for the
permanent secretary to honour the invitation
without first getting the approval of the Head
of Service of the Federation.
The source said since the permanent
secretary reports directly to the HoS and not
the Senate, it would amount to a breach of
protocol for her to appear before the
lawmakers without getting the consent of the
HoS.
To pro-Saraki loyalists, such explanation did
not jell.
But Lawan’s supporters in the Senate, under
the aegis of the Senate Unity Forum,
supported Nwaobia’s shunning of the Senate
invitation.
The group, in a statement by its spokesman,
Senator Kabir Marafa, on Sunday, said that
since Saraki had allegedly violated some
sections of the Constitution to emerge as
senate president, he could not accuse another
person of committing the same offence.
The senator said, “I read with open mouth
amazement, the letter written by both the
Chief of Staff to the Senate President and
that of the Clerk to the National Assembly on
the refusal or inability of a government
functionary to honour the invitation of the
“leadership” of the senate.
“They were saying the refusal violates section
67(2) of the Constitution of the Federal
Republic of Nigeria. Can somebody please
tell them that they are guilty of similar, if not
higher offence?
“They, in fact, not only violated the
Constitution to ascend to the Senate
leadership, they murdered it.”
Marafa alleged that the leadership and
management of the National Assembly,
“murdered section 60 of the Constitution that
gives the Senate, and not any individual or
group of persons, the powers to conduct the
business of the Senate on the 9th of June
2015 using the forged document”
He also alleged that the Saraki group
violated section 65 (2b) of the Constitution
that “recognises the supremacy of the
political party in favour of the unmentioned,
unrecognised and unknown zonal caucuses.”
He alleged that Saraki violated Order 3(2) of
the Senate standing order 2011, as amended,
which he said put ranking above all other
considerations in nominating senators to
serve as presiding or principal officers of the
Senate and it’s committees.
Marafa added that Saraki’s decision to
announce Senators Ali Ndume and Bala Na’
Allah as senate leader and deputy leader
respectively flouted the rule of ranking
because Senators Ahmed Lawan and Bukar
Abba Ibrahim, who were nominated by the
party for the positions, were seniors to
Ndume and Na’Allah.
He said, “The presiding officer did not hit the
gavel after announcing the names of the
Senate leader and his deputy, this is required
to give the announcement legislative
authority.
“From the foregoing it is clear that the
leadership and indeed the Senate itself are
not properly and legally constituted.”
The Special Adviser, Media and Publicity to
the Senate President, Mr. Yusuph Olaniyonu,
declined comments when contacted while
efforts to get the spokesperson for the Saraki
loyalists under the aegis of Senators of Like
Minds, Dino Melaye, were unsuccessful as
calls to his mobile phone were not answered. |
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c dem amebo dhr mate dey shop dey dey luk snake... mtchewwwww |
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Yoruba mothers produce the best range of
slaps: Igbati,
Ifoti, Igbaju, Igbarun, Iforun, Ifakun ,
Iladi,Abara. These
are slaps that will make you think you were
adopted,
not born by them. Igbati will make you correct
your
wrong lesekese (instantly)! The beauty of Ifoti
is you
will confess your sins on the spot.Igbarun,
Igbaju and
Iforun will make you snitch on all those who
committed
the crime with you without hesitation.Abara
and Iladi
will make you pee in your newpants! Now
Abara is the
worst.. This will daze you and make you do all
of the
above at the same time! You'll howl in pain
and
struggle for where to rub ur back!God bless
our parents
for the good upbringing!
Let us †ђξ one you had back |
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Yoruba mothers produce the best range of
slaps: Igbati,
Ifoti, Igbaju, Igbarun, Iforun, Ifakun ,
Iladi,Abara. These
are slaps that will make you think you were
adopted,
not born by them. Igbati will make you correct
your
wrong lesekese (instantly)! The beauty of Ifoti
is you
will confess your sins on the spot.Igbarun,
Igbaju and
Iforun will make you snitch on all those who
committed
the crime with you without hesitation.Abara
and Iladi
will make you pee in your newpants! Now
Abara is the
worst.. This will daze you and make you do all
of the
above at the same time! You'll howl in pain
and
struggle for where to rub ur back!God bless
our parents
for the good upbringing!
Let us †ђξ one you had back |
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Poison does not expire. It is chemically impossible. |
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Thanks for your patience, if you complain I will send it to u again |
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londongal03:dis num luk familar........ ooooo i remembdr dis num 1ce begd me 4 airtym |
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Abayor7:me n jr sis |
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disappointment is wen a photographer covers a wedding event only to discover at the end of the ceremony that there is no memory card in the camere....LOLS!...Na to do another wedding now.... |
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3DCYCLOPS: shiro niyen?? |
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This is exactly what happens when men release their semen into animals. Residents of Nananko in the Amenfi East District of the Western region of Ghana, have been left shocked after a goat gave birth to a human-like goat in the farming community. Evans Appiah Dankwa, an eyewitness who spoke to Kasapa 102.3FM Thursday narrated that the whole village thronged to the scene to have a glimpse of the human-goat after the news broke out. According to him, the goat died after delivery but the human-goat managed to live for a few hours before it also died. Residents of the village suspect someone had sex with the goat before it became pregnant. Meanwhile, elders of the village have performed the necessary spiritual rites and have given clearance for the human- goat to be buried. |
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Oya gift, put off the light
Ogede ti pon baby let’s make some love
tonight
Gift, put off the light o
Oti pon oya lets make some love tonight.
Shey you feel the wind [you feel the wind]
As the breeze they blow [as the breeze they
go]
E dey enter body, cause I they catchy cold
ooh
Oya gift, put off the light
Ogede ti pon baby let’s make some love
tonight |
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@all d booties where whr u wen mayd was shooting ibadi video ![]() |
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scribespad:na my hometown b dat dat y i ask |
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condition dey make crayfish bend''is ut a poor man's adage?? |
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scribespad:no b dis Case |
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Laye eh.. Laye eh nigeria ko joh
I just want let you know i just want
make you know o
Laye eh.. Laye eh Nigeria ko joh
I just want let you know Nigeria pe ko joh
o
Laye eh.. Laye eh naira ko joh
See i just want let you know no girl cannot beat dollars
Laye eh.. Laye eh baby ko joh
Ko siru re lode naira say ko joh o |
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