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Olanipekun1:

I'm good bleh

thank God sanity is returning to nairaland

no more rule breaking

kudos to the mods and to the eagle eyes reporters

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Joker... hahahaha

Get a life little boy, we pass time with your type.

Olanipekun1:
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I'm good bleh

thank God sanity is returning to nairaland

no more rule breaking

kudos to the mods and to the eagle eyes reporters

How far na?

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YorubaWarrior:


How far na?

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trash trash trash
i don't know you bleh

KanuSE:
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Joker... hahahaha

Get a life little boy, we pass time your type.

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i won't get a life
nairaland is my life
nairaland is my job

kiss the truth

Moderators have join the bandwagon now kajooring with their career?

When internal rifts lingers for a very long time, everybody becomes a suspect?

KanuSE:
Lol Op ... which one be 'Taze' again coz I consulted my dicko again & Taze means to annoy/irritate.

I believe he wanted to type raze

grayht:
Apc government sef
This is how fire will raise down all the bet9ja scammer, sex position and mtn data scammer on Nairaland.

Ameen and people beware of this seller

if them go find out wetin cause am sef....

Arson.

Hotfrom9ja:
Goods worth several millions of naira have been destroyed in a midnight fire that razed the biggest motor spare parts market in Edo State located at Uwelu, in Egor Local Government Area of the state.



The fire was said to have started at about 11:45pm Monday night, August 12th and lasted till about 4am after efforts from fire service men from the University of Benin and the Nigerian Army.


Sections of the market affected by the fire were the lines were Mercedes Benz, Mazda, Ford and Toyota parts are sold. It was gathered that some of the affected traders just bought goods to fill their stores. Some of the traders were said to have collapsed when they visited the scene and saw the magnitude of their losses.


One of them was said to have attempted running into the raging fire, but was stopped. One of the victims, Daniel Okungbowa, who deals in all types fuel and oil pumps, said he lost goods worth about N4 million to the fire. Another victim, Osaeruoname Festus, said they we’re yet to ascertain the cause of the fire and wondered how the fire spread rapidly when there was no power supply to the market.






Chairman of Spare Parts Dealers Association, Augustine Ibie Osaretin, said the fire incident had compounded the low patronage they were currently witnessing due to bad roads that led to the market. He added that the four security guard hired by the traders were being questioned by the police.



Osaretin said he received an anonymous call that the market was on fire and that when he called the security personnel on ground, he was told that it was somebody burning something in a nearby street.





https://hotfrom9ja.com/fire-tazes-edo-state-spare-parts-market/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVM6TN8BWRY

So they cant contribute to get even hand drilled borehole


Man my people bleeped up on this