Picture of her delivering the baby and same after delivery or else adonbilivit

OP u kill am omo for the ph here as u say hello De barney turn see say u be soft dude omo u done enter dulling cos her mind go dey say u just wan chop clean mouth buh that's not always true

Chisos Christ dis man na akpor oh na where him leg enter na for De kpekus chisos I no wan see am again go wash ya leg oh with hippo or else the virus go burn ya shoe infect u oh

This is no news na De same people, SW and rape is like APC and lies

Everyday Techno go keep launching meanwhile infinite sell pass am

This small two rooms naim Obama dey feel say him get house, make him come Nigeria come see Atiku, Tinubu, SAMBO, OBJ and GEJ house him go bauchi that thing na house this store

What a pity we stay in the same street in school I follow pour am water as per person wey done graduate hmmmmm R. I. P Cartel till we meet its ur man ZERO

There is more to these everybody involved must be arrested the said force men that could have rescued them both aided the trafficker in restraining the young girls should be arrested and made to face the law with her that's aiding criminality

Handy work of fulani herds men

Fighting kwarruption, where is lying Mohammed to defend this figures

Abeg EFCC start work arrest everybody wey attend that wedding in dis hard time na him person dey troway money like that it's not possible please EFCC u don't need any other evidence at least picture evidence can be admitted in court.

Damn u just made my day I remember the name vividly though cause my mum use to tease me and my siblings with that name, e.g when u say I go beat u now to another kid in our neighborhood and my mum is within she will scream beat him as in how, are u killer we nwachukwu.

While buhari is busy fighting kwarruption the security apparatus of the nation is in comatose imagine a lone robber robbing and entire school hostel and rounds of shots were fired let's say about 12 and no police personnel was alarmed to their aid. This country I give up

Buhari need to probe dis girls death punanny me I dey plan to collect now it's no more that's kwarruption she didn't even share half of her area before she die, she must be probed

I see kwarruption here somebody's arm have greased it's okkk continue

Na WA for that kind eye glass

– Troops say they were attacked inside Sambisa forest by the terrorists – Army spokesperson informs that wounded soldiers have since been evacuated – Affirms that morale of the soldiers remain high after the challenge At least five soldiers have been wounded in action following an attack by Boko haram terrorists on Saturday, May 14. NAIJ.com gathered that although the troops repelled the attack, about five of their men had sustained various degrees of injuries by the terror group. Some of the ammunition recovered from the terrorists during the attack. A statement issued by Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman, the military spokesperson reads: “Troops of 21 Brigade and rugged team of Armed Forces Special Forces (AFSF) on Operation CRACKDOWN inside Sambisa forest while on harbour for refitting, came under Boko Haram terrorists attack at about 1.45am today morning. “However, the gallant troops successfully repelled the attack. They further followed up with mopping up operations of the general area before advancing. They also recovered 2 corpses of the attackers and the following items; 2 AK-47 rifles, 2 Rocket Propelled Grenade (RPG) bombs, 5 rifle magazines, mortar bombs and a belts of Machine Gun rounds. Another set of ammunition recovered by the Nigerian troops. “Unfortunately 5 soldiers were wounded in action (WIA), as a result of mortar fired into the harbour area by the Boko Haram terrorists. The wounded soldiers have been evacuated to the rear for treatment. “Despite this incident, the morale of the gallant troops remains very high as they are determined to successfully clear Boko Haram terrorists.” This report comes after the Nigerian army said it has arrested a top Boko Haram leader during a recent raid. Sulaiman Umaru, the arrested leader of the Islamist sect, is among the pictures on the poster containing the photographs of 100 Boko Haram terrorists declared wanted. He has since been moved to 28 task force brigade headquarters for further investigation.

Whistling wash by techno at Mobil filling station and waiting for my turn to buy fuel wen I finish I go come back reply u sire

Calabar people and Bleep it's just like rice and stew

Fantastically speaking wailers form is still available to dos who want to move over, kikikikikiki I am laughing in Chinese, e never start

That scammer is fantastically mad, who em be for De film now mtceeeew

What are they waiting for dey should just fry his balls and give him to eat that all

Chaiiiiiii buhari u see what u have cost, no light this man can't keep himself busy with anything so he choose this kinda act

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has assured state governors that workers across the country will embark on a strike action if the N18,000 minimum wage is reduced. NLC President Ayuba Wabba maintains that Organized Labour will resist any attempt by state governors to stop the payment of the minimum wage. “Governors should prepare for the mother of all battles. They should not underestimate the resolve of the NLC to protect the interest of workers. We will shut government in any state where the governors stop payment of N18,000 minimum wage. What is N18,000 that these governors say they can’t pay. Some of them spend more than N100,000 to feed their dogs, lions and other pets they keep monthly. If they can feed animals with N100,000, why can’t they pay their fellow human beings, an average worker, N18,000 monthly. It is an insult, we are not going to take it.” Wabba also spoke on the lingering fuel crisis, the clamour for petrol subsidy removal, and the proposal for a new national minimum wage. The labour leader said it was shocking that the governors are entertaining the idea of cutting the minimum wage, in spite of the obvious hardship faced by majority of Nigerians. “We are still in a state of shock that our governors could make such pronouncement. What is N18,000 in view of the current economic challenges in the country? Speaking realistically, what is N18,000 in a month? We were thinking that these governors will make an upward review of the minimum wage, but what we got in return was a shock. N18,000 is not a living wage, and our leaders know this and yet they are saying they can’t pay it. “Are Nigerian workers fools? It is not as if the governors don’t have the wherewithal to pay this money, their problem is that of misplaced priorities. There are a lot of leakages in the system which, when blocked, will ensure that governors have more than sufficient funds to pay workers – look at the duplication of political offices and appointees by many state governors. What about jumbo salaries these political appointees collect every month? They run into hundreds of millions of naira. “Why should the NLC now fold its arms and allow workers to be made sacrificial lambs by the governors? Never. Some of these governors, apart from living opulent lifestyles, have also embarked on projects that have no relevance to the lives of the people. The cost of governance should, at all levels, be drastically cut down. The hundreds of billions of naira our public office holders fritter away in the name of governance is what is not sustainable. He further revealed that although they might embark on strike, they are open to dialogue but the sustenance of N18,000 minimum wage is non-negotiable. “We are even planning to demand for an upward review of the minimum wage in view of the present economic hardship. Many states are in the poor financial state they are in today largely on the developmental choices they have, largely on the basis of priorities they have chosen which has nothing to do with public good. “We insist that workers salaries can’t be sacrificed on the altar of the challenges of the economy which is not the making of workers. It has never happened in the history of our country and it will not be said that it is during our leadership of the NLC that this calamity was allowed to happen to workers. “The governors should reorder their priorities and, instead of going cap in hand to Abuja at the end of every month to collect allocation, they should look inwards to increase their internally generated revenue, IGR.”

The Department of State Services (DSS) has arrested two of
its five staff involved in the November 20 robbery of N310
million from a Bureau De Change, in Abuja.
While two DSS staff have been arrested, the three
remaining gang of robbers are at large.
According to Tony Opuiyo, DSS spokesperson, “the Military
Authorities have commenced a detailed investigation of five
(5) of its personnel involved in the crime.” “Preliminary investigations have revealed that Abdulrasheed
Ahmadu Maigari of the DSS, conspired with four other
colleagues of his namely: Solomon Inusa, Peter Okoye,
Patrick Ishaya and George Mwatapwa Ibbi, to carry out this
reprehensible act.
The five military personnel were led by one Capt. Hussein
Ishaku MSHELIA. Meanwhile, the Service has arrested
Maigari and Ibbi and Mshelia equally arrested by the Army
authorities. Efforts are ongoing to apprehend those still at
large.”
“A total of Sixty-Six Million Four Hundred and Thirty Seven
Thousand, Four Hundred and Forty-five Naira
(N66,437,445.00) and Six Thousand Two Hundred Dollars
($6,200) have so far been recovered, while efforts are being
made to recover the remaining amounts. It is to be noted
that security agencies now act in concert, thus the joint
investigation
undertaken with the Police, Army and the DSS.

REAKING NEWS!! RESULTS OF 7 L.G.A RELEASED IN BAYELSA ST AS WE WAIT ON SOUTHERN IJAW PDP 194,632 APC 129,942 PDM 3040 #BayelsaDecides

dey shud haf called burantashi to cum and pose 2.

wada shud give us de jazzzman numba dat guy is tight we hv unfinished biznex wif him, bayelsa is the nxt point if call.........if i hear APC