Exclusive Video: School Sex scandal involving Nigerian lecturer caught on tape and was force to sign his salary [CENSORED Video) lol

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Exclusive: School Sex scandal involving Nigerian lecturer caught on tape and was force to sign his salary [CENSORED Video) lol

Miss Delaware Teen USA Resigns After Porn Video Surfaces

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Female Soldiers Defy IDF, Post More Semi-Nude Facebook Pics [NSFW]

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Female soldiers serving is the Israeli military have long been lusted after in certain male-dominated corners of the web and beyond — and now four female soldiers serving is the Israeli military are in trouble for capitalizing on that very fact.

Al-Qaeda has infiltrated Nigeria, says NSA

The National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki, (retd.) has said that international terror organisation, Al Qaeda, has made inroads into Nigeria's security system.

Dasuki however said that the country was responding effectively to the threat of terrorism through the making of relevant laws and policies to destroy the terror networks in the country.

The NSA's comment was contained in a keynote address read on his behalf by Ambassador Layiwola Laseinde, who represented him at a one-week Strategic Communications Plan workshop for counter-insurgency organised by the  National Defence College, Abuja on Monday.

More PDP govs ready to join APC – Senator

Prof. Sola Adeyeye
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Vice Chairman, Senate Committee on Education, Senator Sola Adeyeye, says more governors on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party have signified their intention to join the All Progressives Congress.

Adeyeye said this in Ikirun on Monday while addressing members of the party during an empowerment programme.

We’re waiting for sack letters, say defiant lecturers

ASUU president, Fagge

Striking lecturers in the nation's public universities on Monday made good their decision not to return to work as directed by the Federal Government.

The striking teachers also refused to sign the attendance registers in their respective institutions as ordered by the government.

They said they were only waiting for the sack letters the Federal Government threatened to give them if they did not return to work.