man  must survive 

people   are  very  stupid  fighting  for  what  did  not   make  sense 

the  head of  nigerian  guy the  kill yesterday  is   doing  them   back   

nija no dey carry last,  dey have wat dey want  may thre soul R.I.P

noo i no gry na lie

obj  is the spoiler   of  nija

muslim problem

they look alike so plenty plenty

The late founder of WOSEM, Prophet Timothy Oluwole Obadare who died on the 21st of March, 2013 is set for a grand burial courtesy of Osun State government.


OSUN State government has approved N35 million for the funeral of the late Prophet, Dr. Timothy Oluwole Obadare.

  The burial rites of the world acclaimed evangelist commenced on August 9, while the remains would be buried at the World Soul Winning Evangelistic Ministry (WOSEM) Theology Centre, Ilesa, Osun State on August 17, 2013.

   The Commissioner for Finance, Economic Planning and Budget, Dr. Wale Bolorunduro, in a statement yesterday said the gesture was in line with the policy of Governor Rauf Aregbesola’s administration to show respect to every religious persuasion.


  Bolorunduro described the late Obadare as one of the great spiritual icons and a sage the state is proud of, adding that the deceased promoted Osun beyond the shores of Nigeria during his missionary activities as Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) General Evangelist.

  The Commissioner noted that the mausoleum of the late prophet would be beneficial to the state in terms of its potential tourism  attraction.

 According to the statement, the money released is for construction of the mausoleum, burial ceremonies and intervention works of the late spiritual leader.
http://www.tundeola.com/2013/08/osun-state-government-okays-n35m-for.html

The late founder of WOSEM, Prophet Timothy Oluwole Obadare who died on the 21st of March, 2013 is set for a grand burial courtesy of Osun State government.


OSUN State government has approved N35 million for the funeral of the late Prophet, Dr. Timothy Oluwole Obadare.

  The burial rites of the world acclaimed evangelist commenced on August 9, while the remains would be buried at the World Soul Winning Evangelistic Ministry (WOSEM) Theology Centre, Ilesa, Osun State on August 17, 2013.

   The Commissioner for Finance, Economic Planning and Budget, Dr. Wale Bolorunduro, in a statement yesterday said the gesture was in line with the policy of Governor Rauf Aregbesola’s administration to show respect to every religious persuasion.


  Bolorunduro described the late Obadare as one of the great spiritual icons and a sage the state is proud of, adding that the deceased promoted Osun beyond the shores of Nigeria during his missionary activities as Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) General Evangelist.

  The Commissioner noted that the mausoleum of the late prophet would be beneficial to the state in terms of its potential tourism  attraction.

 According to the statement, the money released is for construction of the mausoleum, burial ceremonies and intervention works of the late spiritual leader.
http://www.tundeola.com/2013/08/osun-state-government-okays-n35m-for.html

The late founder of WOSEM, Prophet Timothy Oluwole Obadare who died on the 21st of March, 2013 is set for a grand burial courtesy of Osun State government.


OSUN State government has approved N35 million for the funeral of the late Prophet, Dr. Timothy Oluwole Obadare.

  The burial rites of the world acclaimed evangelist commenced on August 9, while the remains would be buried at the World Soul Winning Evangelistic Ministry (WOSEM) Theology Centre, Ilesa, Osun State on August 17, 2013.

   The Commissioner for Finance, Economic Planning and Budget, Dr. Wale Bolorunduro, in a statement yesterday said the gesture was in line with the policy of Governor Rauf Aregbesola’s administration to show respect to every religious persuasion.


  Bolorunduro described the late Obadare as one of the great spiritual icons and a sage the state is proud of, adding that the deceased promoted Osun beyond the shores of Nigeria during his missionary activities as Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) General Evangelist.

  The Commissioner noted that the mausoleum of the late prophet would be beneficial to the state in terms of its potential tourism  attraction.

 According to the statement, the money released is for construction of the mausoleum, burial ceremonies and intervention works of the late spiritual leader.
http://www.tundeola.com/2013/08/osun-state-government-okays-n35m-for.html

  she  FINE  but monky FINE  small pass am

na  hungry

stupid

ashawo no bi work

this  is  evil  not  show any more

no is my friend came  4 visiting

i kiss am hug am  welcome am is a visitor

just  jesso alowa alowa

sweet and biter