Explorers:
A lonely old man lived in a lonely old house in the suburbs of a city.

He never left his house for long.

It was a midsummer, a Friday when the mailman walked by the house and called the lonely old man.

There was no answer.

When he looked into the window, he saw that old man lying in a pool of blood.

When the policemen arrived, they found a newspaper from Tuesday, 2 bottles of warm milk and one cold bottle.

The next day, the killer was arrested.

Who was the killer, and how did the police figure this one out?

olatundes14:
Chevera, am sorry to inform you that you're the one at fault.how can you jump into a business you wasn't done before? Because you're in U.S or what?don't call that fraud my brother, it's a bad business. U made a mistake and I want you to admit.dont you have name of the wood you want to buy?yes everyone hears Kosso,from which state in Nigeria are you getting it?am into Kosso supplies locally ,and I have exporters that sell to Vietnam buyers ,I know what Vietnam buyers usually buy,we call it taraba Kosso wood, very big woods in the forest.the one sold to you could be Nasarawa or kogi logs.experience is the best teacher,u need technical partner in Nigeria. U can reach for further discussion if u still need the woods.whatsapp: 08098726776,08084847744. Note: another problem is the price you offer to buy,many people are greedy in these business of Kosso wood, taraba wood is expensive than anyother woods.

ekatonsyn:
We are a trading organization company Nigeria registered under corporate affairs, we deal on Kosso Wood products and others. we are in suitable position to satisfy and handle all your trading needs. we export Kosso wood of high quality, produced from hardwood emanating from the rain forest of southern Nigeria. Suppy good quality African Hardwood, logs, sawntimber, lumber, Teak, Competitive Price.


Quick Details:

Type: kosso
Shape: Square
Color: Yellow Brownish
Length (cm): 15,20,30,40 *220-250cm*,
Place of Origin: Nigeria.


Specifications:

kosso wood.
No defects and 15% moisture at time of shipment.

For more informations and inquiry to purchase please feel free to contact the details below:
Mr Anthony Anyanwu
+2348094050577
+2348100407007.

ritababe:
you are ugly, thank God you choose a beautiful wife.


congrats.

flawlessT:
... Me i don't act joor... Worris they to open up sef. Lol

folakemigeh:
We kinda look alike
I wish her a joyful marriage to the Royal King .


Me sef iyam a queen in my own way

Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote’s first order of business if he succeeds in buying English Premier League soccer club Arsenal will be to fire the manager, Arsene Wenger.

Dangote, Africa’s richest man with a net worth of $11.1 billion, has coveted the team since becoming a supporter in the mid-1980s, he said in an interview. He’ll consider making an offer once the construction of an $11 billion oil refinery in Nigeria’s commercial capital, Lagos, is completed toward the end of the decade.

“The first thing I would change is the coach,” Dangote said. “He has done a good job, but someone else should also try his luck.”


Wenger is Europe’s longest-serving manager. Since his appointment to the London-based club in 1996, he’s won three Premier League titles and seven FA Cup trophies. In May, he agreed to a new two-year deal, ending months of speculation over his future prompted by his team’s indifferent form last season. Arsenal failed to qualify for the UEFA Champions League, Europe’s premier tournament, for the first time in 20 years.

Arsenal’s biggest shareholder is American billionaire Stan Kroenke, who controls almost 67 percent of the company. Earlier this year, Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov, who already holds a 30 percent stake, sought to buy out Kroenke in an offer that valued Arsenal at as much as 2 billion pounds ($2.6 billion).

Dangote, 60, doubts he’d have trouble persuading Kroenke and Usmanov to sell.

“If they get the right offer, I’m sure they would walk away,” he said. “Someone will give them an offer that will make them seriously consider walking away. And when we finish the refinery, I think we will be in a position to do that.”

“It’s a great team, well-run. It could be run better, so I will be there,” he said. “I will wait. Even if things change I will take it.”