OK, her life, not mine.... Que Sera Sera

her life, not mine.....Que Sera Sera

her life, not mine...... Que Sera Sera

make onah bet.... nah here this story go end.......Que Sera Sera

poster, nor dey carry lie here, how primary 3 go be teenager?....... Que Sera Sera

Them born Nigeria follow trouble?.....Que Sera Sera

I no say nah joke sha, but make eh nor cun be like say I nor laugh hehakekaratata.......Que Sera Sera

who send you make u put your biggy belle online before? nor be comment u dey find? comment you see..... palava u dey find, palava u see.... Que Sera Sera

who send you make u put your biggy belle online before? nor be comment u dey find? comment you see..... palava u dey find, palava u see.... Que Sera Sera

YeYe people, YeYe Religion...... and the leaders dem go sabi to dey doke small children..... Que Sera Sera

Rubbish, since wen he don be African richest man nah how eh don' take help the country? abi nah to hear he name nah make person better......Que Sere Sera

But wait ooo, is it really a dream come true?
Ku ka kuka kekru ke..... I lough in Macedonia language...... Que Sera Sera

But wait ooo, is it really a dream come true?
Ku ka kuka kekru ke..... I lough in Macedonia language...... Que Sera Sera

Eh, dey deceive us nah....just dey here dey form busy, who send u message?..... Que Sera Sera

KRI 111 ..... go study that course......Que Sera Sera

OK,.....nah their headache.....Que Sera Sera

Oya, nah kirikiri direct......Que Sera Sera

Truly,, Nigeria is a country  were  there  will be no peace until each region part ways with their people.... the Hausa Fulani's are making us believe that the amalgamation of the North and South was a big mistake......Que Sera Sera

nah how eh take concern me nah.....yeye poster....Que Sera Sera

Col Ojogbane Adegbe, former Aide de Camp to
ex-President Goodluck Jonathan has been
granted liberal bail by a Federal High Court in
Abuja and is to be immediately released by
the Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission.
Adegbe had gone to court to plead that his
fundamental human rights were being infringed
upon with his continued unlawful detention after
he was arrested by the anti-graft agency.
He had also demanded a N100 million
compensation and a written apology.
Justice Yusuf Halilu, giving his ruling on the
case on Tuesday, March 1 ordered the EFCC to
release Adegbe but declined his request for
compensation and a written apology.
Before the judge delivered his judgement, Ogwu
Onoja (SAN) Adegbe’s lawyer had informed the
court that the EFCC had transferred Adegbe
from its custody to the Army after the hearing
of the suit on Thursday, February 25.
Ogwu revealed that after the said hearing, the
EFCC which claimed to be holding his client on
the instruction of the Army, granted him bail on
conditions that were practically impossible to
meet.
However, counsel to EFCC, Benda Musu denied
knowledge of any such transfer of custody as
alleged by Ogwu.
The judge further declared the incarceration of
the plaintiff since Thursday, February 11 without
filing charges against him as unconstitutional
and illegal while also scolding the EFCC
for “reducing itself to the police station or
detention centre of the Nigerian Army”.
He noted that the EFCC contradicted itself by
stating that it was investigating alleged arms
procurement scam for which Adegbe was
apprehended but at another time claimed that
the plaintiff was being held on the instruction of
the Army.
The judge said: “While respondent (EFCC) is
dancing makossa in one side, it is singing
another song on the other side.”