ok, the child fine oh

oh k, they look cute

ajayiopy:
Am reading the soft copy already, tell fisherman to stop this myopic way of thinking ,Guys don wise up ,no monkey for idanre again

pls can i get the download link?

how about driving and looking at the ladies driving other cars

i used to dislike w.melon but now its my best fruit,even my 2yr old princess loves it

what is the essence of their participation

desgiezd:


O' boy, of all the things posted here, its only that fine girl you have seen. Na wah for you!






But the girl fine sha!!

kettle calling the pot black

hmmmm

nice jokes

op,u be mario?

Adeyinka12:
see o,you wan sell your goods,you don't advertist properly,i dey notice you self.you be scam

u be scam oh,u no fit spell properly

its all about choices

the man should be castrated

we shall see

constituent my foot

mr fresh

ok we hear

nice one

we don hear

Muhammed Ali, BOXING GREAT

The State of Jersey, the biggest territory in the Channels Island, is set to return to Nigeria £315 million stolen by a former military head of state, Sani Abacha.
The Ballif of Jersey, Michael Birt, stated this at a dinner in honour of Nigerian High Commissioner to the UK, Dalhatu Tafida, during a State visit to the Island.
Mr. Birt, who doubles as the Island’s Civic Head of State and ceremonial head, is the highest ranking official in the Jersey order of precedence.
The Island, famous for its transparent banking services, had previously repatriated in two tranches £140 million pounds of the loot.
The money was laundered on behalf of Mr. Abacha by Raj Bhojwani, an Indian businessman.
Mr. Bhojwani is currently serving an eight-year sentence in a UK prison.
Speaking on Jersey’s financial services and global perception of the Island, Mr. Birt said that the repatriated loot was in line with ongoing campaign against money laundering.
“We have done a lot to clean up the image of the Island as a safe haven for stolen wealth,” he said.
“What we have in place is a transparent and legal finance heaven where only legal funds can be deposited and accessed by investors,” Mr. Birt said.
In his response, Mr Tafida commended Mr. Birt for the Island’s transparent banking sector, and informed him of the Nigerian government’s commitment to fighting corruption and strengthening its anti-graft agencies.
The high commissioner also spoke on the investment opportunities in all sectors of the economy, while laying emphasis on the nation’s GDP, and high return on investment rate.
“The array of investment opportunities that abound in the country and generous incentives available to investors in all sectors of the economy, has continued to make it a global investment destination,” he stressed.
The dinner was attended by top officials from the Jersey government and members of Mr. Tafida’s delegation.
The visit marks the beginning of a bi-lateral relations with the Jersey.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/172273-states-jersey-return-315-million-abacha-loot-nigeria.html

He should take the lead

jacabi:
Chai! This woman is a beast. But what was the man doing when the woman put his thing into her mouth?

he was expecting MOUTH ACTION

MAITEMA:

NIGERIA CUSTOMS ‏@CustomsNG
BREAKING: Comptroller-General of Customs, Dikko Inde Abdullahi CFR, has unsealed NAHCO, urges compliance from agents.


NIGERIA CUSTOMS ‏@CustomsNG
BREAKING: CGC unseals NAHCO, warns against future unruly behavior.

PRAISE THE LORD, funny enough rain is about to fall but God will pause the rain until all items are moved to the warehouse

##WHERE IS MY EBAY PASSWORD?

when is the primaries?

lomprico:
Hope they are not coming back!

blemon44:
They should give them a very good home in Liberia so that they won't care to come back here

there is God oh

crazy man