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Keep your interest coming, and don't forget it's Abuja and Environs only except you have someone in Abuja.


Price - Just 60,000 only
Location - Abuja
Phone number - 0803 054 4960

Tonysmith4sure:
...as work don burst. Is it negotiable

Hello Tony. Yes it is, kindly call me so we can talk. Thanks

Excellent condition
hp 15 pavillion
core i5 7th gen
700 gb hdd
6 gb ram
dvd rom
bluetooth + wifi
Beat By Dre Audio
1GB intel graphics card
4hrs+ long battery life
win 10 pro os installed.

Price - Just 60,000 only
Location - Abuja
Phone number - 0803 054 4960 (kindly call me or whatsapp me)

Excellent condition
hp 15 pavillion
core i5 7th gen
700 gb hdd
6 gb ram
dvd rom
bluetooth + wifi
Beat By Dre Audio
1GB intel graphics card
4hrs+ long battery life
win 10 pro os installed.

Price - Just 79,000 only
Location - Abuja
Phone number - 0803 054 4960 (kindly call me as I might not be online to reply)

Keep your interest coming, and don't forget it's Abuja and Environs only except you have someone in Abuja.


Price - Just 79,000 only
Location - Abuja
Phone number - 0803 054 4960

Keep your interest coming, and don't forget it's Abuja and Environs only except you have someone in Abuja.


Price - Just 79,000 only
Location - Abuja
Phone number - 0803 054 4960

Excellent condition
hp 15 pavillion
core i5 7th gen
700 gb hdd
6 gb ram
dvd rom
bluetooth + wifi
Beat By Dre Audio
1GB intel graphics card
4hrs+ long battery life
win 10 pro os installed.

Price - Just 79,000 only
Location - Abuja
Phone number - 0803 054 4960 (kindly call me as I might not be online to reply)

Excellent condition
hp 15 pavillion
core i5 7th gen
700 gb hdd
6 gb ram
dvd rom
bluetooth + wifi
Beat By Dre Audio
1GB intel graphics card
4hrs+ long battery life
win 10 pro os installed.

Price - Just 79,000 only
Location - Abuja
Phone number - 0803 054 4960 (kindly call me as I might not be online to reply)

Amazing

kaykay100:
Shooting my shot. Will love to connect with someone new . Who is okay with me being anonymous . No pics exchange .
Holla

Hello. This piqued my interest, but as much as you might want to stay anonymous, that should be for a specific time. With the whole catfishing debacle et Al.

No one would feel safe chatting or communicating with you for months without having an inkling who you are.

Also, you can't remain on NL for long it's too public & in personal and any tech person worth their salt cant come to NL that lacks alot of basic security protocols and start spilling their life, ideas etc with you.

That being said, I can deduce you an up coming web designer and you are trying to use this avenue to connect with like minded people yh? Anyways, this fine Abuja guy is interested.

Thanks, sorry for disturbing you.

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Truth is, as soon as I saw the headline.... I knew it happened in Abuja. Imagine fa.... Incoming APC senator elect.

And this people will never choose to just resign and save face.

Where is oga seun & lalasticlala ? Food dey here ooh?!

Poster... Abeg send me the video o!

HITdemUP:
Next Level

You wan start fight abi

Dottore:
Whats his name. Why another man wife whereas there are millions of willing puna in Abuja and environs

Ahan! Boss his name is clearly written on the post nah... Just googled him self.

For those who may not know, sleep may just have been murdered in Marina as United Bank for Africa (UBA) big boss, Tony Elumelu has played the game he alone knows best.

This time, he has succeeded in kicking out a perceived rival, Mr Apollos Ikpobe, who was the bank’s Deputy Managing Director and always known to be the restraining factor to Elumelu’s lavish lifestyle of the bank, as well as its conscience.

According to a source, Elumelu has been having silent running battle with Ikpobe who joined from Zenith Bank over the latter’s desire to follow strict banking rules, which the boss do not subscribe to, since he sees UBA as his sole venture, with customers money as his fiddle to play with.

On Tuesday, we sighted Elumelu in the building where he climbed the lift to the 18th floor apparently to go and wait for the forced resignation letter of Ikpobe which was finally tendered and the board accepting it.

His own boy, Kennedy Uzoka who has been with him from his days at Standard Trust Bank (STB) was immediately drafted in to take the position. Uzoka is a certified ‘graduate’ of the ‘Elumelu school of management’, with those who come from other banking halls finding UBA a slippery ground.

With this boardroom politics perfectly played by Elumelu and his boy now going to work with the randy MD in the person of Philip Odozua, customers’ money can now be said to be firmly in control of the banking emperor who will allegedly use it to fund his other businesses.

***Who are those fronting for Elumelu as board members/Directors of UBA? Find out as we reveal them.

http://abusidiqu.com/banking-bad-boy-elumelu-of-uba-pulls-dangerous-strings-to-kick-out-ikpobe/

THE Governing Council of the
University of Abuja (UNIABUJA) at
the weekend ratified the
appointments of Professors Samuel
E. Kakulu and Mohammed Gidado
Tahir as deputy vice-chancellors for the institution. They replaced Dr.
Florence Chimezie Nwinyi and Dr.
Muktar Mohammed Adamu, who just
served one term. Until his election, Kakulu, who would
be 58 on August 30, a professor of
Analytical Chemistry, was the
director of Academic Planning Unit
of the university. He hails from Edo
State. He attended the University of Ibadan crowning it with a PhD in
Analytical Chemistry in 1985. Tahir, the pioneer executive
secretary of the National
Commission for Nomadic Education
(NCNE) and Universal Basic
Education Commission (UBEC) joined
the services of UNIABUJA in 2008. He began his academic career at the
Ahmadu Bello University (ABU),
Zaria as a graduate assistant in 1975.
He transferred his services to the
then University of Sokoto, now
Usumanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto as lecturer one in 1982, rising
to become a professor of Adult and
Higher Education in 1992. He graduated from ABU in 1974
where he has Bachelor of Arts in
Education. He followed it up with
Masters of Science Education and
PhD in Education from Indiana
University in the United States between 1978 and 1981 respectively.
He was a deputy and later provost of
the Federal College of Education,
Yola between 1987-1994. He became
the HOD, Educational Management
of UNIABUJA in 2008.

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Federal Government to investigate
missing N1.7 billion in UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA.

The missing N1, 763, 965,000 from
accounts of the embattled University
of Abuja has become a major source
of worry to the Federal Government
as it has ordered an immediate probe
into the circumstances surrounding the disappearance of the said sum. In a similar move, the government
has asked the schools Governing
Council to work speedily towards the
recovery of the N266 million trapped
in failed banks and get back to the
government as soonas possible. These were the recommendations
made by the panel set up to look into
the affairs of the institution between
2004 and 2010. The Prof. D. A.
Guobadia’s panel submitted its
report to the government in June last year but the views of the
administration on the submission of
the panelists, have just been
released. In the report, the government
expresses its disappointment over
the missing sum of money and other
financial misappropriations that
took place in the school within the said
period. The report gave accurate details on
how the university was made to lose
various sums of money and how it is
currently being confronted with the
present problems. . The report stated: “The periodic
reports of the internal auditors
revealed a number of weaknesses and
complete non-adherence to
suggestive measures by the
management of the university. “Panel observed that out of
N10,681,315,000 cash generated by
the University of Abuja in 2009/2010
financial year, only N8,917,730,000
was lodged in banks while the balance
of N1,763,965,000 was not banked. “By December 2010, the amount had
not been banked and no action had
been taken to discipline those
involved in the disappearance of the
said amount”. The report further revealed that,
“The visitor frowns at the inability of
the management to exercise financial
control over the institution.