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babatawa:
Nice one boss

Stancity:
Correct sir.....


That means, no more count down

Physika:
NICE..
Hop u ar gud?

Aare2050:
Good morning B'15, how was the night? hope you all enjoyed it? Allsmyles, i wish you a great and sweet friday and weekend ahead. don't forget to resume quickly oh! i just don't know why this is happning to me, i finish school, nysc tied me down, i apply for masters at allsmyles school of love, she is on long time vacation, babatawa turn my left mansion tenants against me, stancity is not ready to move into my left mansion, thespark is against my application to allsmyles school, 2el no longer countdown all becouse of timetable uncertainty, chai derez god o

babatawa:
Noted sir
na you dey run the show

babatawa:
Think that countdown should be scrapped

till the official TT from NYSC drops

cc 2el theSpark Hilsocial majidyusuf iykebesbt1 shawwal1 Gazaliah idee91 Sambest2

Ayima:
2el i see u for that thread but i no see your vote o.

Sambest2:
2el how many days left...

ademasta:
Hello 2el, Babatawa and others, i am frm abu zaria. I haven't completed signing my clearance form before i came back to Lagos, hope it won't affect my mobilization. Thanx.

Xcozee:
Baba 2el ...its just this one that I have

Raylight2:
mamatawa locked up babatawa in the room o and seized his phone. I have been begging her since but she refused. her reason was that the guy spends the whole day on nairaland without paying her any attention. babatawa even told me that he hasn't eaten since morning

benebaby77:

This is a certificate another friend, living in Zaria, got today. He said that the remaining depts should be ready before this month runs out
cc: 2el, majidyusuf, idee91, Benny95, Babatawa, haliluck, jemimma01, Shawwal1, tk4life and other Abusites...

Aare2050:
2el 1, 2el 2, if i count to 5 and u neva wake ur be expect me with cane in ur room,
2el 3....











2el 4....

benebaby77:

Economics own is ready.... I for enter school this week but because of Ramadan, I no fit travel now....
I think Mascom certificate is ready as well...

benebaby77:

To all Abusites wey dey here, it seems that Abu certificate for 2014 graduates is ready for almost the depts. A friend of mine has collected his own today and showed it to me on Whatsapp....

You can about readiness of your Dept's.

Lastly, nah N6,000 one go pay to collect one's certificate not N6,500 as earlier speculated....

sodiqyinka:
Yeah right. Well, let me go out of the line to put you people's mind at rest. This are the important dates:

1. Submission and Uploading of masterlist is 3rd - 8th August 2015

2. Registration starts 17th August and ends on 2nd of October, 2015

3. Delivery of preliminary print outs of mobilized CM is from 12th - 14th October, 2015

4. Printing of Call up letter is from 27th October, 2015

5. Batch B'15 camp for stream 1 opens on 3rd -23rd of November , 2015

6. Stream II camp opens on 26th of November, 2015.

The Time Table would be released on the website not later than 7th of July, 2015. Cheers!

Stancity:
Rmfunky my heart beat, whats happaning?


Haliluck whr have you been?


horladmejy my jnr bro.. Wats up?


Hilsocial wia u dey?


iykebesbt1 kedu nke mere last?


erisegun how go dey go na?


Physika how is the ministry going?


2el, no more count down?


Babatawa, we dey yan 24/7 on whatsapp na


Annybens1993, how is mum bis going?


theSpark, how many ppl u don electrocute?


Miccoy, hope u are gud?


Ayima, how is campaign going?


Gazaliah, how is war in Gaza going?

Make i stop here for now!!!


Stay Tuned..........................

Chelsea’s plans to redevelop Stamford Bridge into a 60,000-seat stadium could see them play their home matches elsewhere for at least two seasons should the go-ahead be given for work to begin on their home of 110 years.

The Premier League champions are to reveal proposals to residents and fans at an exhibition at the stadium running from 30 June to 2 July. The consultation meeting will include an explanation of “the rationale for expansion”, with Chelsea, who are restricted by a site comprising around 12 acres when around 20 acres would normally be required for a stadium of the proposed size, likely to build over the adjacent railway tracks. They are also considering digging below street level.


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The cost of the project, which would increase the capacity from 41,798 and effectively allow the club to house a new generation of younger fans, could stretch to £500m, which the owner, Roman Abramovich, would have to meet. Chelsea could rebuild the arena piece by piece, a project which could drag on for three or four seasons while the team continue to play at there, but are more likely to seek to undertake the extensive redevelopment all at once with the team temporarily moving out.


Early estimates suggest they would need to find an alternative ground for at least two seasons. Twickenham has been mentioned as a venue and discussions have taken place with Ian Ritchie, the chief executive of the Rugby Football Union, though there are likely to be objections from residents at the prospect of regular matches at the stadium. Wembley is another option the club would explore, though it would not be feasible under Brent council’s existing policy.

Chelsea, who have been in regular contact with their council, are aware this remains a long-term project which could take years to come to fruition. They had considered building at Earl’s Court and White City, and were attracted to the prospect of redeveloping Battersea power station to create an iconic ground incorporating the existing building on the south bank of the Thames. However, those plans have long since been frustrated, with the club having now accepted there are no suitable sites available in south-west London for them to pursue.


Abramovich commissioned a study of the area from Fulham Broadway to Stamford Bridge and beyond to examine the possibilities of upgrading the streetscape as well as the stadium. “The study also began to assess the feasibility of an expansion of the stadium capacity within the existing historical site boundary, based on the principles of improving site access, benefiting the neighbourhood and enhancing the spectator experience,” said the club in a statement. “Mr Abramovich has appointed a professional team to assess, in more detail, the feasibility of expanding the existing stadium capacity at Stamford Bridge grounds.

“The process now enters a further local consultation phase. This will include an explanation of the rationale for expansion, driven by spectator demand for more seats and the need to increase stadium revenue to remain competitive with our major rivals, this revenue being especially important under financial fair play rules. Technical solutions for stadium capacity expansion are being investigated initially.

“This stage of the consultation will focus at present on discussing the rationale and technical solutions for expansion with residents and match-going spectators. Local stakeholders, neighbours, season ticket holders and club members will be invited to comment on the potential expansion. This feedback, which to date has assisted our progress in earlier stages, will continue to inform the next stage of the study.” The exhibition, which would allow fans and residents to ask questions of potential development ideas, is to be housed in the stadium’s east stand.



Chelsea continue to plan for next season’s defence of the title, with talks progressing with Monaco over a season-long loan for Radamel Falcao. The French club are keen to bring some of Chelsea’s young players to Stade Louis II for a season as part of the deal, with interest confirmed in the Belgium Under-21 international Charly Musonda, 18, and the Croatia midfielder Mario Pasalic, 20, who spent last season in Spain with Elche.

Petr Cech’s departure from Chelsea is likely to be smoothed in talks with the club’s hierarchy this week, with Arsenal expected to be a prominent suitor of suitors. The 33-year-old is understood to favour remaining in the capital, though Arsène Wenger’s side are likely to have to pay up to £11m for a goalkeeper who has 12 months remaining on his contract.