ojotobiloba1:

Fry stone bro....

Lolz...its a nice idea though

itspzpics:
The celebrities were pictured together in this adorable photo.





Too much swag in one photo.

Source :: http://www.praizeblog.com/2017/08/odunade-adekola-looks-so-adorable-with.html?m=0

OGA JU

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http://www.travelstart.com.ng/blog/top-10-safest-cities-to-visit-in-nigeria/[/quote]
Una list neva complete without acknowledging Abeokuta o...abi una no hear d latest development in my state (Ogun State)

[quote author=lillyjane post=34097222]Dear NLdrs, hope you guys are doing great and you all survived this no electricity, no fuel, no bank, no telecommunication and all? This past days has been hell for all and sundry.


My dear ooo, finally, the EEDC decided to have some pity on us and restored electricity power supply around 3:00am this morning....I am super excited.


This little experience has thought me a lot of lessons. Imagine a Nigeria without petrol, without electricity...we are all doomed, hehehehe.



The most confusing part is that our president kept mute while this saga lasted, who knows what he will be thinking.


I hope you are already enjoying the electricity around your area why we wait for the availability of fuel.


You can also share your "No Fuel" experience with the rest of us.....Remain Blessed



Source: http://www.gistpost.com/2015/05/and-finally-there-is-light.html[/quote
Well as a matter of fact its being Hell and that idiot come out to tell d public that 'Nigerians are comfortable wit d status of power'.....can't jux wait for d slowpoke to handover

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GOATandYAMtheory:
Officials of the Nigerian Army on Monday took over the Ojodu Berger outlet of Capital Oil, buying petroleum products in drums, after scaring away thousands of consumers.

The armed personnel came in the guise of maintaining peace and order, but they soon abandoned their primary responsibility for fuel racket. They shoved, maltreated and sent away those who were on queue to be attended to, thereby gaining access to have their drums loaded with fuel.

As of press time, the unregistered white Isuzu truck they use for the ‘deal’ had visited the filling station for the fourth time.

The fourth truck was being loaded as of 8:50pm.

The vehicle, on each visit, left with at least 14 drums and dozens of gallons filled with fuel.

The helpless consumers, some of who slept at the filling station, suspected the soldiers were feeding the growing Lagos black market with the product.

The military officials who were fully dressed had taken over the only two pumps that dispensed the Premium Motor Spirit.

Those who protested the act were beaten and given scares on their bodies.

Meanwhile, consumers, who had spent the entire Monday at the filling station without getting the product to buy, had described the announcement by Ifeanyi Uba as a publicity stunt.

By 9pm on Monday, not more than a hundred cars left the station with fuel.

Besides the military, officials of the Nigeria Police Force and black market dealers took over the show while thousands of motorists who had crowded the place since 5am were abandoned.

http://www.punchng.com/news/soldiers-take-over-capital-oil-load-drums-with-fuel/

Shey nah like dis we go dey dey