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Nigeria ‘baby factory’ raided in Lagos 100 girls, 66 boys rescured

April 26, 2018

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PIB MUSIC: .mp3 Download Samklef – “African Gyal” ft. Demarco, Ceeza Milli & DJ Dimplez

Konlive act, Samklef out with new record titled African Gyal which features Demarco, Ceeza Milli & DJ Dimplez Taking no time off; Versatile Nigerian music producer, Samklef who recently released Skelebe with his label boss Akon which is still gaining airplay is back with a new tune titled “African Gyal” The self produced “African Gyal” features Demarco, Ceeza Milli and DJ Dimplez. Enjoy below and share your thoughts. DOWNLOAD AUDIO HERE • For Fresh Downloads & News, Visit Paul Ikpe Blogs Now • http://Paulikpe.Tumblr.Com • http://Paulikpe.BlogSpot.Com • http://IkpePaul.Tumblr.Com • http://IkpePaul.BlogSpot.Com • http://PaulPIB.WordPress.Com • Suggestions or Advert Placements Contact Us Now.. • +2347068326095 {WHATSAPP} • +2348127302274 • +2348112314242 • • We Love You Plenty Plenty BIG Here On Paul Ikpe’s Blog from WordPress https://ift.tt/2vlYfWV via IFTTT •• Paul Ikpe's Bl...

THE SLAP BACK!...the untold story of Mr IJMB

Humm don't even know where to start from, this matter plenty o. Okay last week we all know what happened in school, infact at the Library in front of All of Us, 'The Slap Back'. Thursday last week a Blogger here at olofofo pleaded with me not to publish this story because he has alignments with Mr IJMB and Mr IJMB has explained to him that publications to this event would envelop problems between him and his girlfriend. I was kinda shocked, I asked him

Open Letter To The Dean Of Student Affairs

Mr Dean, It was with great relief and gratitude that we welcomed, at long last, a clarion call in your Last address to "respond to the call of hostel satisfaction " -- the greatest challenge of our time in Wellspring, after the last general protest. We thank you for these words, because your words are powerful, and necessary for change. But words are not enough. We need action.