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Please can someone with access to autocheck check out this VIN for me.

Babeisme please no vex say I dey distrupt your thread. Can you please help?

VIN:1HGCG564XWA177899

hehehehe
Anoghi m na igbo ncha ebe umuagbogho gboro kasa.

I was only offering to help a sister
Romanus aka Romeo

Kedu ka eke si anya anwu?

Hi Jenju,

Could you please help with this VIN?
1HGCG564XWA177899
Cheers

Please can someone check out this
VIN for a friend.

1HGCG564XWA177899
Autocheck report will be prefered if you have access to it as it appears to have more infor about the car
Thanks

chika98:
Achoghi m onye n'achu m oyi. Thanks for the offer

Nsogbu adighi
Okwa na isi na oyi na-atu gi

I am not impressed.

Their are many past governors who have no i mmunity at the moment who were serial looters and yet they are walking the streets free while EFCC is busy hunting Ribadu.

Are we blaming immunity for not prosecuting them?

This one na window dressing

What happened to the freedom of information bill? why is he not lobbying the house to pass it?

chika98:
Oyi si ka otugbuo m ooh. Obodo siri ike mana Jehovah bu eze

A ga m achu gi oyi free of charge. Bia nweba anuri.

Ebony-Silk:
Anyone know where Agaba is?
Anywaz, wish him a merry christmas for moi!!!
Hope he's aiight

Ruby dalu
Adi m mma( I am fine )
Merry xmas to you too

why repeat the story? the same story was carried months back

chika98:
Presido Nwoke oma kedu?

Agaba isi ukwu. . ele nke n'eme??

Ify nwanyi oma . . Happy xmas ooh. Ma gi and ndi begi

Nne I ma m ofuma. Onwero ife na-eme nu.
Obodo di rowdy. Kedu make ya sidekwanu

Romynwauwa.
Okenekwa.

Igbo mmammanu oooo
Udo dirikwara unu

Ify Olia?

Chika nke m? Chika98 a no m ekene

Toshi, Toshipanti, Toshinwanyi, Toshicondom
Onye nke mmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Toshieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Dokey Okey . . . I saw Okey yesterday but . . . .

I hate karen Millen mannequins. In as much as i don't like orobo, I hate ball and stick models
Where you go hold the person during bedmatics? You fit get manliness accident as you go de only hit bones.
Tufiakwa!

phillybabe:
this one na open confession o! i suppose they told him to "take a bow and go" useless people!this country don tire me !

Open confession no be small for this one ooo
You de see wetin me I de 'saw' See me see wahala. Na wa for naija.

I was never investigated by EFCC —Egwu
By John Alechenu, Abuja
Published: Friday, 28 Nov 2008
A former Governor of Ebonyi State, Dr. Sam Egwu, on Thursday denied reports that he was being investigated by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.


Egwu, who appeared before the Senate for screening as a minister, also explained the sour relationship he once had with a former President of the Senate, Senator Anyim Pius Anyim.


He spoke after Dr. Rilwanu Lukman, the honorary strategic adviser to President Umaru Yar’Adua, said sooner than later, Nigeria would have to fully deregulate the petroleum sector.

The former governor, who was responding to a question by Senator Lee Maeba, said, “As I stand before you now, I am not under investigation of any kind by the EFCC.

“I have not been invited by the EFCC or any other agency for any matter. In fact, none of those who served as commissioners in my administration is under investigation by the EFCC. None of them have been called.

“If you look at the (EFCC) report in front of you, it was just a local government, Afikpo North Local Government Area, that was investigated by the EFCC.”

The EFCC had on September 28, 2006, submitted a list of 30 governors to the Senate, whom it said were being investigated.


The commission, through its chairman at the time, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, added that four local governments were under probe.

The only governors that were not on the list were Donald Duke (Cross River), Abba Ibrahim (Yobe), Adamu Aliero (Kebbi), Peter Obi (Anambra), Danjuma Goje (Gombe) and Bukola Saraki (Kwara).

In response to another question which suggested that he was not tolerant to members of the legislature, he said, “A distinguished member of this chamber, Senator Julius Ucha, was a speaker of the Ebonyi State House of Assembly.

“His successor as speaker is now in the House of Representatives. That, I believe, is a progression.

“In the last Senate, Senator Christopher Nshi , had the opportunity to come back but he is not well. He didn’t even pick the form for a second term. The third Senator, Emma Agboti, approached me that he wanted to come back to the Senate and I said that’s fine by me.

“Two days later, he came back and said his people said he should go for the governorship slot instead. What was I to do?” (Laughter and murmuring in the chamber.)

On his relationship with Anyim when he was a governor, the ministerial nominee said, “I’m happy that in this chamber, there are Senators who were in the last Senate and were still here now. They were part of the reconciliation efforts at that time.

“I’m happy that the President of the Senate was one of those who came to Ebonyi at that time and I’m sure they would be in a better position to tell you their findings.

“Senator Anyim is my brother. When there were hues and cries about what was happening in Ebonyi, I urged him to face legislative business in Abuja . But there was what we call Ebonyi Formula.

“All Senators heading their different zones were to head those zones…I told them that they were the ones who would determine who got what. If I was fighting Senator Anyim, I wouldn’t have handed over the election materials of his zone to him.”

The ex-governor also said given the opportunity, he would use his experience to contribute meaningfully to the development of the nation.

Also at the screening, Lukman said political considerations had made Nigeria to earn less from the oil sector.

He said other countries of the world earned twice what Nigeria earned from their oil because of their tax regimes.

According to him, this formed part of the recommendations of a committee, he headed suggested to Yar’Adua on the restructuring of the oil sector.

He said, “What is expected from the reform of oil and gas is intended not only as a matter of restructuring and putting Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation on a sound footing, but also looking at the whole industry and the confusion in the past where policy, supervision and commercial activities that were all mixed up will be uprooted by the number of institutions and organs that we have suggested.

“We proposed in our recommendations that the current loose arrangement between us and our international oil company partners should be properly constituted into joint venture limited liability companies which would be run on a commercial basis with our own NNPC being a major shareholder and the company should be run on a purely commercial basis in a transparent and accountable manner in a bid to compete.


“The NNPC itself should be a fully commercialised integrated oil company with the subsidiaries that are already in place, dealing with strict activities so that there would be no confusion.”


He also said the importation of petroleum products was likely to continue for a long time because most countries of the world hardly met their domestic needs hence the need to import.

Lukman said, “The truth of the matter is that even if the refineries are working fully, we will only process about 450,000 barrels per day. Our current production capacity is about three million barrels per day. We are operating well below that. Currently we are doing about a little over two million barrels per day.

“It is true that we should be exporting products rather than crude oil. But the current capacity is limited. One would think that the best way out is to build more refineries and more refineries in such a way that we would be exporting refined products instead of crude.”

After spending about two hours answering questions, he was asked to take a bow and go.

http://www.punchontheweb.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art200811282215414
Can someone please explain to me why the Senate should pass this guy with this kinda statement? Should a senator have anything to do with electoral material? Yet the senators seemed not to care.

This one dee 'opiobros'
No ask me the meaning. You better ask them wee dee Kwara

toshmann:
umuaruruala kwenu . . . _{no answer} . .

umuaruruala kwenu . . _{no answer again .} . . . .

umuaruruala kwezuonuoooo . . . _''yaaaaaa'' . . faketan/agaba

ahaaa, faketan kam sikwa

Onye m na ya so achu muo, tugharia si 'lee ukwu ya, o di ka nke muo'
Toshiee nwa amama anu a na-agba egbe o na-acho otu

I have lost hope on Bentner or whatever his name is or let him prove me wrong today

ok

Cristalz must be secretly in love with the gunners.

Dark_Rxn:
rotflmao!! you're not serious
lol, for us below 5'7

Abeg I am very serious ooo

Hi ladies
I am 5 ft 0, I have 7 packs and strong biceps.
My manliness 3 inches
Lets I forget I am dark and tall and I know you like me.

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Mckren
Your mother did not deny you breast milk. When I saw the headline this morning, the first thing that came to my mind was why would he . . .? But i said wait a minute, let me read the whole story. At the end I realised that they were looking for a way to keep him from graduating at all cost. It is a pity the waziri of a woman is stooping low like that.

They wanted the guy out with nothing. Let Ribadu be. Let him beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. He might have acted as a tool for witchhunt in some cases but I still respect his courage. he has taken the war on corruption to another level which makes it difficult for any new person to just sit down and watch.

never fought with my ex-wife –Segun Arinze
By ’Nonye Iwuagwu
Published: Saturday, 22 Nov 2008
Segun Arinze, actor, is still very upset. It is not about the impostor who hacked into his yahoo mail though. Arinze told Life and Beat recently that he was upset over another matter.

Segun Arinze


The latest gist in town is that Arinze was caught in a street fight with his ex-wife, Anne, over the custody of Morenike, the product of that marriage.


It was alleged that Anne threatened never to allow Arinze to see their daughter again and Arinze could not stomach that.


However, while speaking to Life and Beat recently, Arinze said nothing like that ever happened.

“I don’t even know whether Anne is fat or thin because I have not seen her for ages. I am so upset! It is embarrassing. I didn’t fight over the custody of my kid when I was much younger. Is it now that I am walking with the aid of walking stick that I would fight? I swear to God, I don’t know where this story came from and it is making me so angry.”
Punch

The beauty of a woman lies in her
chest both internal and external
her waist and her face

You want to approach a women of[b] a woman[/b]?

geolabious:
[size=13pt]I need ur suggestion on How to approach[b] a women[/b][/size]

You have to look at what he inherited and judge him. I think he is doing great.
Provison of healthcare is not all that rosy even in the UK.
In some cases except in emergency, it may take upto a month to have an appointment with a GP and more to see a specialist.
The infrastructure may have colapsed but remember that it is easier to destroy than to rebuild. Up Fashiola, Fashy all dissers

TrooE
You cannot reach agreement in everything. Somehow someone has to compromise for peace to rain.
I am not saying it has to be woman but i do not that women has a better capability to give in if they are not out of this world than the man with inborn ego problem.

The best way to handle a man is to take in the analytical input of the man which he naturally has and mix with her passionate input to get a product.
I am not saying women are not analytical.
This is only possible for a woman of understanding dealing with a reasonable man though

Sistawoman

I dig your contributions on this topic.
Big ups

olalacious!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Women liberation. Women bitch-ilation and women take-over-lation.

mimi4eva:
, naaa theres nothin bout bad boys! and now i know better

But initially it was the attraction even though you claim to know better now.

I bet you you are held back unconsiously because of same reason. . . lol