HEAR MY STORY PART 8

I didnt attend choir practise on saturday nor churchservice on sunday bcos i didnt want to see MrsWilliams.I’vemade up my mind not to tell her anything and i knewshewould ask me if she set her eyes on me.I didnt know i was only adding more petrol to a burningfire.Some choir members came again after service to checkonme,thinking i havnt recovered fully or not strong enoughtoattend service.Of course when i saw them,i pretendedto beweak still.Bode came later in d evening when everybody had left.He said “I knew u didnt come to church today bcs ofme,notbcs of ur health.U refuse to forgive me despite mypleas.Itold u its d work of d devil,pls let’s be doing as we usedtodo before..pls now”..He began to weep.I was moved with passion when i saw him weeping.Iwent tohim,gave him a gentle pat on d back,and said “Dt’sokay.Stop crying.It wasnt only ur fault,but mine too.Weboth need to ask God for forgiveness and make sure itdoesnt happen….”Before i could finish my sentence,he got up,held me nbegan to kiss me.Every attempt to rescue myself out ofhishand failed.At a time,i surrendered,andagain….Ithappened!.Before i could put myself together,Bode dressed up andran out of my room.I started weeping.“Lord,i’ve done it again.I disobeyed U.I didnt yield to dvoice of d Holyspirit.Whatwill i do now?”.For days,i was praying and weeping,asking God forforgiveness and what to do,i didnt hear anything as iheard it earlier.It was so obvious dt something waswrongwith me,as i was a shadow of myself.Even my dressingchanged,a 60yr old woman would dress better.Everybody was asking,”what’s wrong with u?.Hopethere’sno problem.Are u still sick?”.My usual answer was “No problem,all is well”..butwithinme,i knew nothing was well.I wasnt attending mid-week services also.I would prefertobe in my room,and be thinking.D thought dt botheredmemost was “Will God ever forgive me?.If d first one was a mistake,what about ds one?”.Mrs Williams called me one wednesday evening afterhavingprayer meeting in church.”Sis Sewa,i noticed u were notinchurch today for d prayer meeting,how are u?.Are u notokay yet?”.“I’m fine ma”.“Then,why have u been keeping urself away fromchurch?”.“Nothing ma.”“U’ve started again.Oh!.Dt reminds me,u promised totellme something d other day,will u come and see metomorrowafter school?. I will be waiting for u at d church office.”“What time ma?”“Let’s make it 4pm”.“Ok ma”.She hung up.My heart began to beat very fast. I could hear d sound.What will i say?. Maybe i should just cook up astory..but,whatif she knew it’s all lies. Oh myGod!..whatmess have i gotten myself into?. How will i get out of dsnow?.As i was pondering over ds,my phone rang.It was my dad.I picked it.What did he say?.We shall see in d next part.June 25 at 7:58pm·Public

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HEAR MY STORY PART 7

It was Pastor Mrs.She was on her way to school dtmondaymorning as she taught in a primary school at Oyan,butshequickly branched at my place to check on me.She came with a basket containing pepper soup,jollofrice,vegetable soup and obe ila alasepo (okro soup withstewingredients).She said she didnt know d one i would love to eat,but ishould try and take d pepper soup as it would deal withdtmalaria fever.She told me to warm them as i could seeshebrought them out of d freezer dt morning,and couldntwaitto warm them before leaving d house to prevent herfromgetting late to school.I collected d basket from her,appreciatedher and sat onmy plastic chair.“Can i drop u at d health centre for ur injection?,since itson d same route to my school”.She asked.“I’m not ready yet ma,i will take a bike.Thank u ma”.“It’s a pleasure my dear.So,how are u feeling now?.”“I’m better today ma”.I answered.“Oh!.Thank God.My mind was with u throughout dnight.Ireally couldnt sleep soundly.I started blaming myselfforallowing u to stay here all alone,i should have forced utocome with us yesterday.But,hope u slept well,and….”I switched off!..I was hearing in my spirit “Open up toher!.Open up to her!!”.Then i heard another voice contrary to dt one saying“Donttry it!.U’ll disappoint her.U can see how she loves andcares for u,she’ll withdraw d gesture..What if….”Suddenly,i felt Pastor Mrs’ hand on my shoulder.She tapped me and said “Are u okay?.I’ve called utwice,but u didnt respond.What is bothering u?.What are u thinking of?.Feel freetoshare it with me,i’m a mother..”Before she could finish her sentence,i cut in “Nothingma”.“Hunhun!.Dont tell me there’s nothing when obviouslythere’s something.Dt’s a lie,and i dont expect u as achildof God to tell one,if u dont want to share it,just say udontwant to share it,instead of saying there’s nothing whenthere’s something.”I was dumbfounded.I didnt know when i said “Okayma,iwill tell u later”.“Dt’s better my dear.See u later then.Hurry up so u cangofor ur injection on time.Make sure u eat before u go.”Shesaid.“Okay ma.Thanks Mum.”She left.I got to d health centre dt morning and saw a choirmember. She wassurprised to see me,and also to hear dt i didnt attend dburial of Bode’s dad.When she asked “why?” i told her i was sick,but didnttellher beyond dt.As i was getting back home,i met Bode coming out of dcorpers’ quarters.I was a bit shy to look at his face,remembering whathappened between us.I was no longer free with him.Iwish ididnt see him.He gave me souvenirs of his dad’s burial,and said hismumsent her greetings,and dt she promised to come andvisitme as soon as she could go out.I took those things from him and thanked him.Then he said “Sis Sewa,i’m indeed very sorry for whathappened last week.Its d devil.Pls forgive me..”He wanted to hold my hand,but i didnt allow him.I said “Its fine!,Its fine!!”.Just go.”Then what happened next?.Watch out in Part 8.Keep connected.

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HEAR MY STORY PART 6

After d action,Bode started begging me.I could see heactually regretted,but d deed had been done already.Itold him to go,i just didnt want to see him.He left.I locked d door behind him n started weeping.I wept tillmyeyeballs turned red n my head began to ache.I was confused,i didnt know what to do,i was justweeping.I couldnt even pray,i never thought i could dosucha thing,i thought i was strong enough to stand.Oh myGod!…How wrong i was!!.D next day was friday,i couldnt go to school.I hadheadache,so i called my HOD to inform her i would beabsent.She promised to tell d Principal n wished mequickrecovery.I couldnt attend d burial nor singing practise onsaturday,ijust locked myself up in my room n was weeping fromtimeto time.On sunday,i was unusually absent from church.Somechoirmembers came to check on me after service.They met me under my blanket,shivering.Now i haddeveloped emergency fever.One of them quickly called Pastor Williams who rusheddownto my place with his wife.They took me to d health centre.I was treated againstmalaria, given some drugs n injecion,and was told tocomeon monday n tuesday to complete d injection.D Williams brought me back home n asked if i wouldntmindto go with them to their place,so i wouldnt be d only oneathome,i said no,dt i would be fine.So,they left afterprayingfor me.I slept off n woke up late in d night.Now i felt like eatingsomething.I looked at my phone,it was 11.17pm.I got up,ate bread with fruit juice n went back to bed.I couldnt sleep.I was turning from right to left,left torighton d bed.Again,i remembered “Let him that thinketh he standethtake heed lest he fall” 1 Cor 10:12.I started weeping again.I thought i was standing,now ihavefallen.I so much trusted myself,i was so careless.I opened my mouth n began to pray “Lord Jesus,i havedisappointed u,pls forgive me,have mercy on me.I amsorry.Now i know better.Help me Lord.Forgive meLord.Havemercy on me….”I didnt even know when i slept off.When i woke up,i knew i had a dream in which i sawPastorMrs Williams talking to me,but i couldnt remember asingleword out of everything she said.As i was trying to recollect what she was telling me in ddream,i heard a gentle voice in my spirit “Go and openupto her”….“Ahhhh!.How on earth would i be able to do dt?.I cantLord!.I cant!!.”.I didnt hear d voice again,at least at dt moment.D nextthing i heard was a knock on my door.Who is dt?.I spoke softly.I didnt hear any response from d other end.I moved to d door,unlocked it n opened.Guess who was standing there.To be continued in Part 7.Thanks for ur patience n understanding.Remain blessed.

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HEAR MY STORY PART 5

It was Bode dt woke me up d following morning.He told me his dad’s burial had been fixed for d nextweekend,n there’s no money.He told me how his dad’s family members startedblaming hismum for not giving them adequate information abouthis dad’sillness before d old man eventually passed away.All these stories made me love d woman more.At last,he decided to go.I saw him off to d door,n hesuddenlyturned back,hugged me n gave me a peck.I came back to d room,n started thinking of how i couldhelpBode n his mum concerning d burial.D only source i had was my dad,but i wasnt sure hewould evensend money again ds month ending as i was having afeeling hesent d last one bcs of my birthday.But then,i wouldnt be able to wait till d end of dmonth,to knowif he would send money or not,as d burial was fixed for29thApril.So,then what can i do oooo?.“Oh Yes!..I have an idea.I will call my dad dt i needmoney. Butwhat if he asked what i need it for,what will i say?..I will tell him somebody is sick n dt d doctor said heneedssurgery,but there’s no money,so,i wish i could renderany littleassistance within my reach…Can u be of help sir?”.Dt was exactly what i did.He said “Who is ds sick person?”.“It’s one of d corpers sir”.I lied.“Ok.Since it’s something dt has to do with life,i will try nsendany amount i can between now n tomorrow. My regardsto him.We’ll remember him in our prayers”.“Thank u dad.Love u sir.” I hung up.Then,my conscience pricked me gently “U just told alie!.. Howdisappointed would ur dad be if he found out!.”I felt bad,but i quickly consoled myself by a thought“whatcould i have done?. How would he know?.Who will tellhim?..hecant know!.”Almost immediately,i was relieved.I expected an alert from d bank throughout dt day,to noavail,d following day too,no alert,but on d third day,ireceivedan alert of K50,000.Wow!. I quickly called Bode after withdrawing dmoney,to comen meet me at home after school hours,by then,it wasjust 2days to d burial,27th April.When he got to my room,i said “how much have u beenable toget now for d burial?.”He said nothing..dt his mum’s sister who promised tosend anamount of money last week failed,but just received amessagefrom her dt morning dt she would see what she can dobytomorrow.I opened my bag n gave him d K50,000 my dad sent.He opened his mouth n couldnt shut it.He held me very tightly,kissed me….and before we bothknewit..we did it!.To be continued in part 6.

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Photo: Zahra and Hanan Buhari spotted in Abuja

Comedian Chuks D General posted this photo he took with President Buhari's daughters, Zahra and Hanan in Abuja today.

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Adekunle Gold Reveals How He Asked Zahra Buhari For Ideas On New Album

Adekunle Gold is getting set to release his first studio album aptly titled GOLD. The singer has since had a photoshoot with famed photographer TY Bello which we posted this morning. Speaking on his album, he wrote on Social Media: “When the thought to start working on album came, I was not sure what I wanted to call it. I prayed to God(as always) to give me a name. I started talking to my friends to give me ideas. @miss_zbuhari and I were talking about the album title one evening and she mentioned “Gold” amongst many other names, but I dismissed the idea.I took my confusion to Twitter and asked friends to suggest a name. Almost everybody suggested “Gold”. Shame didn’t let me go back to Zahra to tell her I’m going with ‘Gold’ until weeks after. Lol.

I spoke to @tybello about my ideas for the album art. She told me she had gotten a revelation 2 days earlier, about Bazaleel of Exodus 31. She didn’t need to explain too much, because I fell in love with the idea almost immediately and started feeling like Bazaleel.

I had an amazing time working with @tybello. She’s phenomenal. I was thrilled that she loved the songs on the album, even though they weren’t finished. Thank you TY!

Stay tuned guys, more exciting news coming up”
#StayGold

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50 Cent arrested for using indecent language during concert in St. Kitts (photos)

 Rapper 50 Cent was arrested earlySundaymorning following his performance at the St Kitts Music festivalon the Island of St. Kitts on Saturday. According to reports, 50, was arrested in his dressing room at the Warner Park stadium and taken to the Basseterre police station where he charged with making use of Indecent Language. That's supposedly him being bailed at the station...

50 was performing on the former British Caribbean colony of about 40,000 people, and began cursing on stage. Meanwhile, there's a law that makes it a misdemeanor to use profanity in public.His bodyguard Bajar Walter who was slapped with the same charge was also charged with obstruction.The police said that 50 Cent was cooperative, but Walter was not pleased and attempted to intervene. The two were granted bail in the amount of EC$5000 (One EC dollar =US$0.37 cents) each with two sureties. Both men will appear in court onMonday, June27.According to media reports, prior to taking the stage, the police advised Jackson’s manager about the country’s laws concerning the use of indecent language and indicated that they would be obliged to arrest him if he broke the law.

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HEAR MY STORY PART 4

Then something happened.Bode lost his dad.It was then i got to know dt d old manhadmore one wife,as a matter of fact,he had four,one waslatealready,and Bode’s mum was d last and d only oneliving withhim until he passed away.Among d children from d other wives,only few of themwereeducated,otherswere either bricklayers,drivers,carpenters,tailors or petty traders.It was only Bode’s mum dt wasstruggling to send her children to school.She had three of them for d late farmer,Bode was dfirstbornwith two kid sisters who were still in high school. D onenext tohim was preparing to write WAEC when their dad passedaway.It was announced in d church n we (choir members)decided togo n register our condolence with Bode n othermembers of dfamily.On getting there,i was so touched by d way i saw dwidowssitting down on a mat,wearing black attire with bowlsbeforeeach of them where people who came to sympathisewith themput money.I said within me “if ds kind of a thing should happen inmylifetime,i will NEVER allow my mum to be treated dsway.Ds ishumiliation in d highest order..Did these womenconspire to killd man?”Well,we greeted them.I didnt even know what to say,asi neverexperienced such before.As d leader,i summonedcourage,kneltdown beside Bode’s mum and whispered into her ear“God willuphold u ma,He will send help to u from where u leastexpected.Pls,bestrong”.She said “Thanks my child.I really appreciate u”.I gave her an amount of money on behalf of d choir.She accepted it,appreciated us,n we left.When i got home,i couldnt stop thinking about dwoman.Oh!.Shewas so young.Why did she marry a polygamist?,a manoldenough to be her father?.There must be a reason.Whatever d reason may be,i felt for her.She’s such abeautifulyoung woman!.Never!.I can never go for dt kind of a man,i will neverallowany stupid love to blind-fold me.I can not even marryanybodyfrom dt kind of a family,see their house,d moment isteppedinto d compound,i could vividly smell poverty.Wherewould i tellmy dad i found dt kind of a man?.Me?.I even trustmyself..i’mmore than dt.Then my mind went to what Pastor Mrs Williams toldme d dayshe said she heard a rumour about Bode n i.1Cor 10:12…..wherefore let him that thinketh hestandeth takeheed lest he fall.Fall?.Fall for where?.Falling is only meant for thosewho dontstand well.Me,i cant fall, i trust myself.I’ve been keepingmyself since n i will continue to keep myself,i’vedetermined dtno man shall see my nakedness except my husband,ndt wonthappen until after marriage.That is it!.While talking to myself in ds manner..i slept off.Then something came up.Watch out in part 5.Keep connected.

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HEAR MY STROY PART 3

Daddy did not give me money dt day.He was socrossed withme,it was mummy dt gave me transport fare and astipendwhich i managed till january allowance was paid.Thank God for d foodstuff i took with me from home,iwouldhave learnt a wonderful lesson from “Mr Hunger”.On getting back to Oyan,Bode was still around bcs therewas nomoney for him to return to school.I told him what i wentthrough bcs of him,and even then,i wasnt sure if mydad wouldsend me money again as usual,so i couldnt give himmoney.He felt sorry for me,and told me he would source formoneyelsewhere.I didnt know how he did it,but he went backto schoold following week.Soon there was a rumour among d choir members dtsomethingwas going on btw Bode and i.Before i knew it,it becameviralamong church members.One sunday morning,Pastor Mrs Williams sentsomebody to tellme she would like to see me after service.I wasntmyselfthroughout d service.I kept thinking “what did i do?,whydoesshe want to see me?….Anyway,i said to myself,if it’sbcs ofBode,there’s nothing btw us,and dt is just what i will tellher….Period!.”I didnt hear anything in church dt day,i was alreadydevastated by d rumour going on,and this?….Finally,d service was over.I found myself sitting next toPastorMrs Williams on a three seater sofa inside d pastor’soffice.Good afternoon ma.How are u my dear?.I’m fine ma.“I know u would be wondering why i wanted to seeu..said MrsWilliams”.“Yes ma”.I answered.She continued….It’sabout a rumour going on in dchurch. Can upls shed more light on d relationship btw u and Bode?.“Ma,Bode is like a younger brother to me,nothing more.Believeme ma.I only render assistance to him whenever he’s inneed,and dt has even stopped now.” I told her.Anyway,i’ve denied it on ur behalf,i only wanted toconfirmfrom u,bcs d very first day i set my eyes on u,i knew ucamefrom a christian home,and i have no doubt in my spiritdt u arewell trained..but then,i want u to be very careful bcsthere ispower in tongues.Dont give d devil any chance at all,anddonttrust urself..if u see or hear a child of God saying “itrustmyself,i can never commit fornication”..then,u haveheard orseen someone at d verge of falling. Remember 1 Cor 10v.12.So,pls be very careful and d Lord shall help u IJN.I said “Thank u ma”,and left d office.As i was going home,i was telling myself “Now,i reallyneed tobe very careful….thoughthere was nothing between usreally,but how could anybody think i could be dating aboyabout d same age with Oyindamola..oursecond to dlastborn?,not even d one next to me!..Well,i just need to becareful,help me Oh Lord!”.So,what happened next?.Watch out in part 4.Remain blessed.

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HEAR MY STORY PART 2

Bode was d closest to me among all d choir members.Icould seein him a younger brother i never had.My school was not so far to d church,so sometimesafter serviceor singing practise he would say “aunty Sewa,i’mcoming to urplace to eat o”. I would tell him to come,since i reallydidntknow how to prepare one man meal,i was alwayshaving leftover.He was only 20yrs old then,while i was 24.He was a 200levelstudent of College of education,Okene,and a native ofOyanwhere i was serving.When i first got to d church,his school was onbreak,before wecould really got to know each other,d break was over,sohe wentback to school.About a month after he left,i saw him in church onesundaymorning.I asked him why he came home so soon, hetold me hehad not paid his school fees and dt his parents were notable togive him d money.I got to know dt his dad was an old farmer,and hismum,apetty trader at Oyan market.Money was never my problem,bcs besides d allowance iwasreceiving from NYSC,my dad was always sendingmoney into myaccount without my sisters’ knowledge.He would say hedidntwant me to suffer since i was far from home.So,i asked him d amount he needed.He told me,and itold him tocome and meet me in school d next day,so we could goto banktogether to withdraw d money.I withdrew almost everything i had in my account,gavehim hisschool fees,transport fare and a token as pocketmoney.He wasvery happy.His mum came later to show her appreciation on behalfof dfamily.Dt was what really brought us closer.Wheneverhe wasaway inschool,he would be sending text messages tome,thanking me forhelping him.Sometimes,he would send me message dthe went tobed d previous night with an empty stomach,out ofcompassion,iwould quickly send him any amount i could afford,tobuyfoodstuff,and again,he would appreciate me.Soon,we were on christmas break.I didnt want totravel,but mydad insisted i should come to Lagos.After d break,i was supposed to return to Oyan injanuary,daddy couldnt give me enough money as he hadspent alot during d festive season,he expected me to still havesomemoney in my bank account,he was taken aback whenhe askedme how much i had with me and i answered “Nothingsir”.“U dont mean it!.What are u using money for?.Are ufeedingmore than ur mouth?.What did u do with d money i sentto uraccount last month?….Hun?.Tell me!.”Mummy and sis Temi heard him as he was talking tome inannoyance.Sis Temi came with her husband and daughter to visitourparents.She was busy chatting with mum,when theyhearddaddy raising his voice.D moment she heard dt dad was sending money tome,she said“Da-dd-y!.So u’ve been sending money to Sewa everymonth!!..I was d first person to go on service in dshouse,iremember if i didnt ask u for money,u wouldnt giveme,and iwould have to give u d details of what i needed d moneyfor,before u would give it.”“And u (turning to me) what are u spending moneyon?.Have ubought a plot of land?.Oh!..u want to build a house inOyan?.Isdt not so?”Watch out for part 3.Keep connected.Friday at 4:27pm·P

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HEAR MY STORY PART 1

My name is Adesewa.I was raised by God-fearingparents whowere blessed with six girls.My parents were deacon anddeaconess in a pentecostal church.I happened to betheir thirddaughter,with three younger ones.I had my HND at Yaba college of technology and wasposted toKwara state for my youth service.I had given my life to Christ since my secondary schooldays,and i used to sing a lot, sometimes i evencompose my ownsong.I joined d church choir when i was just nine yearsold.After d 3 weeks orientation programme of d NYSC,i waspostedto a secondary school at Oyan for d one year service. Iwasgiven a room on d school compound at d Corper’squarters.On getting to Oyan,i started looking for a pentecostalchurchwhere i could be worshipping,andsoon i was able tofind one.Shortly after i started worshipping in d church,i joined dchoir.Fortunately,it was at d time when d choir leaderjust leftd church,and there was nobody to coordinate dmembers..beforei knew it,i was made d choir leaderafterbeing interviewed by d pastor,Pastor Williams.I was loved by everybody in d church,especially dchoiristers,bcsof my unique voice.Whenever i sing orlead asong,d whole congregation has a way of murmuring“Huuuuunnnnn!” with a sigh of satisfaction when theyhear myvoice.Mostof d choir members were younger than me,so theycall me“aunty” or “Sister Sewa”.One of them was Bode,who used to play keyboard forus in dchurch. He was so gifted when it comes toinstruments,therewas no instrument he couldnt play. I always felt dpresence ofGod whenever he was on keyboard.I was named Adesewa after my late grandmother,whopassedaway shortly before i was born. My dad loved his mumsomuch,and hence transferred d love to me,believing dthis latemother was d one who came back,moreso,according tohim,i wasd mama’s carbon copy. It was after he becamesaved,dt heknew he was wrong. My second name was Yetunde.My dad saw me as perfect. Anything i did or said wasright,even when i myself knew i was wrong. In anutshell,i washis favourite.When my mum noticed dt daddy was treating me like dapple ofhis eyes,she wasnt taking things easy with me at all.She spankme at every slight mistake i made,mostly when my dadwasntat home.Sometimes she would lament..”u ds spoilt brat!. Urfather hasspoilt u. See,i will make sure i deal with u beforemaggots startcoming out of ur body….”My two elder sisters too,also made life miserable forme,especially,d first born,sister Temi. She would nevertolerateany nonsense from me,she took after mummy,but herown wasjust took much.By d time i was serving,sister Temi and sister Tiwa havemarried,but i have been tamed already.To be continued in part 2.Prepare to be blessed.

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ETISALAT UNLIMITED STILL ROCKING

 Today, am going to share you how I have been rocking UNLIMITED data since last few days with Etisalat. Yeah, this new UNLIMITED is quite simple and sweet. so guys, kindly read carefully as I break it into pieces.

How Those The Unlimited Works?

>> First of all, you need to subscribe to Etisalat bblite plan which can be daily, weekly or Monthly. See code below.

Monthly N1000 *599*2#
Weekly N350 *599*2*1#
Daily N70 *599*2*2#
>> Now go to your mobile APN settings and use this below settings
APN: blackberryx.net
Proxy: Empty
Port: Empty



>> Download Psiphon VPN or Tweak Mod then Install and Launch

Psiphon Handler Settings:


Proxy type: Real Host
Proxy server: blackberryid.blackberry.com
Then click on Save

Then go to your More Option settings and untick connect through Http Proxy

Then wait for it to connect.

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Ricardo Quaresma scored in extra time as Portugal defeated Croatia 1-0 to advance to the quarterfinals at Euro 2016.

Ricardo Quaresma scored in extra time as Portugal defeated Croatia 1-0 to advance to the quarterfinals at Euro 2016.The game was a cagey affair in which neither team put a shot on target in regulation time and Portugal superstar Cristiano Ronaldo did not line up a single attempt until setting up the game-winning goal.Croatia controlled the ball in the early stages but rarely pushed forward, and although Portugal gained a foothold after 15 minutes, they were equally tentative.The best chance of the first half came in the 25th minute after Ronaldo was fouled on the wing. Raphael Guerreiro sent in a well-placed cross from the free kick, but Pepe's powerful headersailed over the bar.Eight minutes later, Portugal defender Jose Fonte was whistledfor a foul -- and may have escaped with a stamp -- on Ivan Rakitic. Croatia then worked the ball for a corner, from which Mario Mandzukic sent a header well wide of the net.Croatia were livelier after half-time, though, and nearly took the lead on 52 minutes when Marcelo Brozovic barely missed getting a head to Ivan Strinic's dangerous cross, and Portugal put it out for a corner.The defence was caught napping, however, and as Croatia quickly took the corner, Brozovic's shot from 12 yards sailed off-target.Renato Sanches came on for Andre Gomes early in the second half and sparked some life into Portgual, lashing a 20-yard shotwide after a well-worked one-two with Joao Mario.After the hour-mark, Croatia had another opportunity from a free kick, but Darijo Srna headed wide and seemed to take the chance away from Mandzukic, who was well-positioned behind him.Portugal had a penalty shout in the 64th minute when Nani got in behind the Croatia defence and was kicked from behind by Strinic, but the ball had already gone out of play off the striker'sshoulder.Srna forced Pepe to make an acrobatic clearance in stoppage time, but the game headed to extra time without either team challenging the opposing goalkeeper.As the extra period began, Ivan Perisic tried to lob Portugal keeper Rui Patricio with a header, but it was too high.Kalinic then found himself in alone on goal after dispossessing Fonte, but his shot skewed closer to the corner flag than the goal.Portugal's half-chances mostly came from corners -- to no avail-- with Ronaldo particularly ineffective as he did not touch the ball at all in the first 15 minutes of extra time.In the second period, Croatia defender Domagoj Vida missed an open net with a clean header after Patricio had tripped following a corner.Perisic then brought the ball to the byline and a sliding Kalinic came within inches of tapping the ball in. Croatia then put another effort into the box and Perisic's off-balance header went off the bottom of the post.That's when Portugal broke on the counter-attack, Sanches carrying the ball forward before laying it off to Nani near the corner of the box. The striker took a touch and curled the ball across the box to an open Ronaldo, whose shot was saved.But the ball bounced up nicely for Quaresma, who could not miss with a header on the goal line, and Portugal took the lead against the run of play, breaking Croatian hearts.Portugal advance to face Poland in the quarterfinals in Marseille on Thurs

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FalztheBahdGuy wins 'Viewer’s Choice Best International Act' at the 2016 BET Awards

                                                                                                                         Music Star/Actor FalztheBahdGuy just made the announcement via Twitter. He won the award for "Viewer’s Choice Best International Act". Congratulations to him! See his tweets after the cut.

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Emir of Kano - Muhammadu Sanusi's Son, Ashraf graduates from college in England (photos)

One of the sons of the Emir of Kano - Muhammadu Sanusi II, Ashraf, graduated today from St. Lawrence College, a traditional co-educational independent school, in Ramsgate, England. Congrats to him! See more photos after the cut.

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Poland edge Swiss on penalties

Poland reached the quarterfinals of Euro 2016 after beating Switzerland 5-4 in a penalty shoot-out on Saturday as Jakob Blaszczykowski proved again he has the midas touch.Borussia Dortmund winger Blaszczykowski gave Poland a first-half lead in the last-16 clash before Xherdan Shaqiri's spectacular second-half bicycle kick levelled for Switzerland.It finished 1-1 after normal time, and then extra time, at Saint-Etienne's Stade Geoffrey Guichard.Blaszczykowski, nicknamed 'Kuba', drilled home his spot kick in the shoot-out.Arsenal-bound Granit Xhaka was at fault as his wild kick flew wide with the Swiss' second effort as Poland nailed all five kicks.The result meant Poland preserve their record of never having lost in 18 games when Blaszczykowski has scored.The Poles will now play either Portugal or Croatia in a quarter-final in Marseille on Thursday.It was a historic occasion for both sides as neither had ever even reached the knockout stages of a Euro finals.But despite his success in converting in the penalty shootout, Robert Lewandowski, the top scorer in qualifying with 13 goals, remains without a regular goal in France.However the Bayern Munich striker constantly dropped back into midfield to run Poland's attack.The Poles dominated the first half, while the Swiss ruled the second.Poland squandered a gold-plated chance in the opening minute as a lazy pass from Swiss full-back Johan Djourou fell into Lewandowski's path.The star striker enticed Swiss goalkeeper Yann Sommer off his line, but Arkadiusz Milik fired over with the goal at his mercy.At the other end, Blerim Dzemaili, then Admir Mehmedi had chances for the Swiss before Fabian Schaer headed straight at Lukasz Fabianski.After creating their fair share of chances, Poland finally went ahead when Kamil Grosicki broke down the left from a Swiss corner.His pass found Blaszczykowski unmarked at the far post and theBorussia Dortmund winger drove his shot home on 39 minutes.The Swiss grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck as they hunted a second-half equaliser.They camped in the Poland half for long spells with the Poles' goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski under siege.Chasing the game and in a bid to boost their attacking options, Swiss coach Vladimir Petkovic switched to two strikers for the last 30 minutes.He put Breel Embolo on for attacking midfielder Blerim Dzemaili and the move paid off.A free-kick by Swiss dead-ball expert Ricardo Rodriguez was heading for the top right-hand corner until Fabianski's glove intervened with 15 minutes left.Swiss striker Haris Seferovic had his head in his hands when his shot hit the crossbar.But Shaqiri's brilliant left-footed effort, just inside the post in the 82nd minute, gave Fabianski no chance, as the Swiss drew level.When extra-time started, Swiss substitute Eren Derdiyok, who was playing in attack alongside Shaqiri twice tested Fabianski asthe Nati chased a winner.

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Mercy Aigbe-Gentry stuns as she steps out to host a fashion show in the US (photos)

Nollywood actress Mercy Aigbe-Gentry stepped out looking beautiful, as she hosted a fashion show in Greenbelt, Maryland, last night. See more photos after the cut..

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'I remember back in the day when we used to stay in a rat infested house' - Kiss Daniel reminisces about his childhood

Singer Kiss Daniel recalled a memory from his childhood as he shared a throwback photo of himself as a baby. Talking about the time rats infested his childhood home, he said,'This lil guy made history with 'NEW ERA' album... JUMBO, ALONE, KUDI, DURO, ANOTHER DAY, SIN CITY, KISS ME.... I remember back in the day when we used to stay in a rat infested house in KUTO, ABK and then 2 mother rats gave birth at once LORD...In days, The whole house was filled with rats, we had to stand onour dining table one night till dawn but my dad was the man, he killed some but then joined us soon enough on the dining table torest his muscles... What a strong dining table. Let today be the day you look back and Say thank you GOD! Just noticed... Ignore my female shoe , I used my sisters shoe, Na shoe abeg.

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Stella Damasus and Fans Exchange Words Over Dwayne Johnson (Photos)

There this ongoing war…debate…on instagram between Nollywood Actress, Stella Damasus and a fan.

It all started when Dwayne Douglas Johnson, ‘The Rock’ who is the crush of a lot of ladies, surprised Stella Damasus by replying her tweet.

Stella had gone to see the movie ‘Central Intelligence’ at the cinema which featured The Rock and Kelvin Hart.

After the movie she thanked The Rock for such a comic movie ,”Thank You Stella, Glad you and your family enjoyed the movie, keep doing your thing!” He replied.  

Overwhelmed by the response, Stella took it to her Instagram and wrote . “Some celebrities are so amazing and human. I still can’t get over the fact that The Rock responds to everyone. I am totally star struck right now.”

A fan who didn’t feel pleased with the show-off clapped at Stella.

“Well, it’s for you Nigerian celebrities to emulate from them. Most of you snub even when a fan says something beautiful to you guys. They make fans feel like a fool and not that they don’t read the comments. The only time they respond is when a fan says something bad. Kate Henshaw is the only humble celeb i know that responds to her fan respectively” the fan wrote.

….and Stella swiftly responded:

“…Just because a few people have done something wrong doesn’t give anyone a right to say you Nigerian celebrities. Why do you keep following them on social media if you don’t like the way they behave? Check the list of the people you are following, 90% of them are African celebrities, yet you come here and condemn them. Haba.”

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Nicolas Cage and wife Alice Kim separate after almost12 years of marriage

Actor Nicolas Cage, 52 and his wife of almost 12 years, Alice Kim, 32 are separated. Nicholas Cage's rep confirmed to PEOPLEmagazine that the couple have been separated since January. The couple have a 10 year old son together named Kal-el CoppolaCage.Cage met Kim in February 2004 when she served him while working as a waitress in a Los Angeles restaurant. They got engaged two months after they met and got married soon after on a ranch in Northern California.                                                                

                                   This is Cage's third marriage.

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University of Ibadan Admission Office Has Released Her 2016/2017 Screening Cut off

Shortly after the  Announcement of the Resumption date by The management of UI. The University of Ibadan admission office has released her 2016/2017 screening Cut off. Using the 60:40 Waec/Jamb Ratio.
Here are the respective cut off marks for each courses

1. Anthropology – 50.00
2 Archaelogy – 50.00
3 Botany – 51.16
4 Chemistry – 59.85
5 Computer Science – 58.15
6 Geography – 52.58
7 Geology – 54.27
8 Industrial Chemistry – 53.35
9 Mathematics – 54.76
10 Microbiology – 64.70
11 Physics – 55.91
12 Statistics – 54.29
13 Zoology – 53.17
14 Law – 71.10
15 Anthropology – 50.17
16 Arabic Language & Literature – 59.80
17 Archeaology – 50.66
18 Classics – 52.13
19 Communication & Lang. Arts – 68.52
20 E. Studies- French – 66.15
21 E. Studies- German – 60.12
22 E. Studies- Russian – 58.8
23 English Language & Literature – 68.90
24 History – 52.70
25 Islamic Studies – 61.60
26 Linguistics – 63.71
27 Linguistics - Igbo – 50.00
28 Linguistics - Yoruba – 55.43
29 Music – 53.91
30 Philosophy – 54.89
31 Religious Studies – 51.32
32 Theatre Arts – 68.91
33 Adult Education – 50.00
34 Educational Management – 50.00
35 Guidance & Counselling – 52.13
36 Health Education – 50.00
37 Human Kinetics – 50.00
38 LARIS – 53.15
39 T . Education- Arts – 56.16
40 English Education – 63.15
41 Yoruba Education – 53.21
42 Arabic Studies Education – 57.89
43 Islamic Studies Education – 53.31
44 French Education – 50.00
45 Christian Rel. Studies Education – 54.73
46 Communication & Lang. Arts Education – 61.32
47 History Education – 52.13
48 Early Childhood Education – 50.00
49 T. Education- Science – 53.00
50 Biology Education – 52.56
51 Chemistry Education – 53.16
52 Physics Education – 52.87
53 Mathematics Education – 51.13
54 T.Education-Social Sciences – 56.19
55 Economics Education – 59.12
56 Geography Education – 54.91
57 Political Science Education – 61.94
58 Special Education – 50.00
59 Pharmacy – 68.91
60 Biochemistry – 58.71
61 Dentistry – 67.91
62 Human Nutrition – 59.16
63 MBBS – 75.56
64 Medical Laboratory Science – 63.17
65 Nursing – 65.93
66 Physiology – 60.19
67 Physiotherapy – 65.88
68 Agric Economics – 53.21
69 Agric Extension & Rural Development – 53.01
70 Agronomy – 50.68
71 Animal Science – 50.00
72 Aquaculture & Fisheries Management – 50.00
73 Crop Protection & Env Biology – 50.00
74 Forest Resource Mgt – 50.00
75 Wildlife & Ecotourism Mgt – 50.00
76 Veterinary Medicine – 55.10
77 Economics – 68.03
78 Geography – 53.00
79 Political Science – 70.82
80 Psychology – 58.12
81 Sociology – 64.81
82 Agricultural & Environmental Engineering – 51.67
83 Civil Engineering – 58.97
84 Electrical & Electronics Engineering – 61.83
85 Food Technology – 55.98
86 Industrial & Production Engineering – 51.67
87 Mechanical Engineering – 58.96
88 Petroleum Engineering – 59.91
89 Wood Products Engineering – 50.05
MSG TEAM
It Is no longer news that the post utme of most universities have been cancelled (except those that have written)
Many aspirants have been wondering how the universities would use their utme score to get their aggregate score....many have concluded that they would increase the utme cutoff to 250,280 or whatsoever. But this is not the case.
It is you o'level results that would be used to get your cutoff
C6 - 2pt, c5 - 4pt, c4- 6pt b3- 8pt B2- 10pt A1-12pt
For the 5 o'level subjects required for your course. Each grade would be represent a point (refer to the quoted text) above
how to calculate your aggregate score
1. Sum up all the points corresponding to the grades you have in your o'level
2. Divide your utme score by 8
3. Sum up 1 and 2.
4. Divide by 110
5. Multiply by 100
Example
Utme score- 230
O level results-. A1,B2,B3,C4 and C6
1. 230÷8= 29
2. A1= 12 points
B2= 10 points
B3= 8 points
C4= 6 points
C6= 2 points
Total= 38 points
3. 29+38=67
4. 67/110= 0.61

5. 0.61* 100= 61%

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Cristiano busy working in his fabulous office 

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Timaya Turns To ‘Bus Conductor’ For His Crew In Denmark (Photo)

Bayelsa singer, Timaya definitely had a nice time in Denmark with his crew as they embarked on a mini-tour.

The popular singer decided to goof around as they were about to enter a bus. The singer clinged on to the bus entrance and he acted like a conductor ushering passengers in.

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"We are stronger together than apart" Tyra Banks weighs in on the Supermodel war

in on the Supermodel warSupermodel and former America's Next Top Model host, Tyra Bankson Wednesday, shared her two cents on the 'supermodel war' that has been raging between past and present supermodels. Taking to her website, the 42-year-old media personality explains that she thinks the feud stems from how hard it was to be a supermodel before all the technological advances. Read her full post below.."Why do I feel in the middle? I’m a model that started my career in high fashion, that transitioned to the girl-next-door sexy Supermodel, and then created a modeling reality show that catapulted my career and personal brand further than I could have ever imagined. I’m not 100% couture, nor am I 100% TV star.So, yes, I exist in the middle. A sort of hybrid. There’s a level of poetic first-hand experience and understanding that I have and want to share about this escalating battle between Supermodels of the past and present.First, I want to speak to the original Supermodels… my sisters… my girls…We worked runways and shot magazine spreads together, schlepped to countless go-sees, used pay phones for on-the-go communication, and subways for transportation around the globe– no cell phones, Ubers or Lyfts around. Our GPS were huge, awkward maps in Italian and French that we pulled out when lostand scared.  We started out by booking low-end work for janky magazines that no longer exist and walked in way too many showroom fashion shows at the local mall. And, after all that hard work, dedication, sacrifice, sidewalk pounding, map folding, metro riding, model apartment living… after all the blood, sweat, fears and floods of tears… we finally were bestowed with the coveted title of Supermodel!Fast forward to present day, and some of us are in a state of shock. We witness young girls on reality shows and super popular girls on social media now being called Supermodels and think, “WHAT?! It’s not fair! Is that kind of success even real?” I’ve gotta be blunt.Yes. IT IS REAL.There is insanely high demand for these girls from the public, andyes, from the intimidating, elusive fashion industry too. I know you’re thinking, “But HOW can the industry justify them? They didn’t sweat and SUFFER like I did!!!”But, I beg to differ.More on that in a moment.Now I speak to the new Supermodels…my sisters…my girls…I see you.You’re kicking ass, working hard, running from show to show, shoot to shoot and party to party (because you have to be seen and have a cool social media post that night because your followers are complaining you haven’t been posting enough lately). You’re driving yourself into exhaustion all while showing the world post by post that it looks so easy, when in reality, it is anything but. The pressure is ON. You have to be perfect but relatable, friendly yet intimidating, sexy but not too much or you’llget barraged with the capital ‘S’ word all over your feeds. You have to look put together all the time, not just on the catwalk but as you arrive backstage. The world is watching your every move, judging whether or not you have acceptable personal style. Oh goodness… it’s that time again. Time for another post on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, Snapchat, Vine, Periscope, Facebook Live, Pinterest… all day, every day, all the time. There’s no real YOU time. You are THEM. Your followers. They want moreand more and more. You’re exhausted. But you love them. Adore them just as much as they adore you. You get home and want to crash but before you lay-me-down-to-sleep, you snap 12 goodnight pics, choose one and then share one…more…post.OneMoreTime.So, the controversial question remains:Are you a Supermodel?A REAL Supermodel.You’re on countless covers, rule all the campaigns, walk everyone’s runway, have top designers on speed dial and everyone knows your name.I think the answer is obvious.Don’t you?So, now that we’ve settled that score, let’s take a step back. My mom always tells me to imagine things from someone else’s perspective. In this case, it’s the Supermodels of the past’s perspective. The glamazons that may be having difficulty giving credit where credit is due.I ask you to empathize for a moment and to put on designer sunglasses tinted with her SPF – Supermodel Perspective Factor.Ok, here we go:Change is hard. And when you’re a legend, and have ruled the roost, it’s even harder. It can be frustrating, painful, and sometimes can leave one in disbelief.I’ll break it down further:Think about 30 years from now. You’ve hung up your catwalk stilettos and have an impressive digital archive of all your Supermodel achievements. Simply said, you’re retired. You’re in your 50s and suddenly witnessing a seismic shift in the modelingindustry.The fashion earth is shaking.There’s a new, young girl everyone is obsessing over that is the hottest thing the industry has seen since…you. She is beyond the “it” girl. She is THE girl. She’s a little odd though. She never showers. She never brushes her teeth. And doesn’t have to watchwhat she eats, nor exercise. Damn, she’s mind-blowing. A type of gorgeous the world has never seen. A kind of stunning that leaves people spellbound.Her name?RatavaSpell her name backwards and you’ll begin to understand what she’s made of.  Your 50-year-old self is seeing this “person” livingthis extravagant life and the receiver of the public’s (and your teenaged daughter’s) obsessive adoration and you can’t help but think, “How dare she get all of this credit and shine. She doesn’t have to workout. She doesn’t have to stress. She doesn’t have to go go go until exhaustion makes her feel like she wants to faint. She doesn’t have to post and post and post and post. She doesn’teven have a PULSE!!!”But you my fellow, young Supermodel DO indeed have a pulse. You’re living and breathing, fighting and winning. And you deserve EVERYTHING that comes your way.  Seeing you succeedmakes me feel SO DAMN GOOD! You are validating an industry I have dedicated the majority of my life to. I thought Supermodel-dom was over. I thought it was the end of an era. But then you appeared and made it mean something again. Selfishly, the pain, the struggle, the blood, sweat, fears and tears of past Supermodels is not in vain. We won’t die off like an endangered species.And that is thanks to…YOU.Yesterday’s “Trinity” is today’s #Squad. And what we all must remember is that we are stronger together than apart. I hope we can start to act like it. I’ve had enough pain from my modeling years in the past and seeing my sisters in conflict today brings back those gut-wrenching memories. So, let’s band together and unite. Please end the fight.#SupermodelSquadAnd we must open our arms even wider. The modeling industry isno longer an exclusive, unattainable club that few can access. Anyone can be a model! If you have social media accounts, you can pose and post away, build your followers and make cold hardmoney all while having lots of fun. The modeling world is now a democracy and we need to celebrate it, lean into it.#IGModelForceThe universe constantly changes and evolves, and will continue to do so until the end of time.  It’s inevitable. And it’s beautiful.Just like all of you reading this right now.Eye See Your Beauty.Do you?Fierce & Love,Tyra

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'I'll school you real quick'-Rapper Vector claps back at troll who says he looks irresponsible with his new hair cut

 Vector Tha Viper who just had a new haircut different from his previous low cut hairstyle took to his Ig page to show the haircut in a video, an internet troll who didn't like the haircut said Vector looked Irresponsible in the new haircut and told him to revert to his previous haircut. Vector replied with class! See his reply after the cut.

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OGUN POLYTECHNIC UNCOVERS FAKE STUDY CENTRE IN BENIN

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The Ogun State-owned Dauda Adegbenro Polytechnic, Itori, has uncovered an illegal study centre operated by some fraudsters, located in Benin City, the Edo State capital.

The Rector of the Polytechnic, Alfred Fatade, made the disclosure on Thursday when the management of the institution paid a courtesy call on leadership of Nigeria Union of Journalists, Ogun State Council in Abeokuta.

Mr. Fatade said the fraudsters were so audacious that they printed handbills and posters to deceive prospective applicants into seeking admission to the centre said to be with the approval of the Ogun State Government.

“We have just uncovered a fake study centre of Ogun State owned DS Adegbenro ICT Polytechnic. The illegal centre is located in Benin,Edo State Capital. The fraudsters also provided handbills and posters to deceive prospective candidates,” he said.

The rector said following the discovery, the management had to dispel the information and distanced itself from the fake centre, adding that a report had been made to the police.

While cautioning prospective candidates and their parents to steer clear of the centre, Mr. Fatade‎ said the polytechnic had no study centre in any part of the country or abroad.

He said, “I want to use this medium to tell the world that, the institution has no any study centre, and we do not operate outside the permanent site which is located in Itori town of Ewekoro local Government of Ogun State, along the old Abeokuta-Lagos Expressway.”

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Ridiculous: See Zenith Bank Staff Kneeling to Beg Fayose. (Photos)

Governor Fayose has revealed that top management team of Zenith Bank Plc paid him a visit to beg him over the involvement of the bank in the funding of his election

– But the Zenith Bank team led by an executive director said they only came to see the governor

Governor Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti state has revealed that top management team of Zenith Bank Plc on the evening of Thursday, June 23, came to beg him over the involvement of the bank in the funding of the June 21, 2014, governorship election in the state.

Their visit to Fayose followed a reported denial by the bank that it was not part of the funding of the election.

The Zenith Bank team was reportedly led by an executive director (ED), Sola Oladipo. It also had two zonal directors of the bank and the Ado-Ekiti branch manager.

Commenting on the development, Governor Fayose said the bank officials came to beg him over the issue.

“They were begging me and that the matter should not go beyond this level. I asked them why did they go to the EFCC to tell lies. Why did they have to lie that money came from the Office of the National Security Adviser? If the money is for me why did they have to link with me what is not,” he said in a news release circulated by his media aide.

But the ED said they only came to see the governor.

Asked whether the bank really dissociated itself from the claim by the governor that it was part of the funding of the election, Shola said the spokesman for the bank was not on the team and could not say anything.

The EFCC, on Monday, June 20, froze two personal accounts of the governor and one belonging to his company, Spotless Investments, in the course of its investigations into N4.7 billion Fayose allegedly received from the Office of the National Security Adviser during his election campaign in 2014.

Fayose has since denied receiving any money, claiming it was Zenith Bank that majorly funded his campaign.

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