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ATMC: some pple dikwa sick...anywayz daalunu

Udi sickness gini? Dokinta, bia gwoonu haa oo

ATMC: what is tosh?

It ended very fast If u hv forgotten

ATMC: #entershisdream# guy haw farh? wea u go hyde sinse?

I dey. Was waiting for ur romance with Tosh to expire.

[quote author=A-40]Haha you don't greet me on a normal day na! I just read between the lines and figured a "special occasion" warranted your greeting abi am I wrong?[/quote]Bros no be like that na. I just realised you are around

fredoooooo: ashley cole greet you too

Kashley na my man. He used to give me so much fantasy points that I didn't change him for a whole season

ifyalways: Ofuma nu.
Echeghari gom kemgbe uwa bu uwa. Icho okpu m furu egu abu ihe ojoo?
Biko ga agwa ndi SPILC na edemede Igbo anyi neediri ileba anya.
O gini bu ife ndia biko,nmadu ama ekwuharizi onu without dirty souls iche otherwise?

Ikpu onye ka I na-acho? Eeh Ify?

ifyalways: lol
Nna,mana di egwu dabara adaba.
Onye ji okpu m?
a choro m ikpu ya
a choro m ikpu ya
Okpu nna bu enyi.

Chei!
Echekwa m ma Ify echegharigo

[quote author=A-40]Is it "We signed Mesut Ozil" trophy una dey celebrate now along with the "We won at Allianz" trophy una celebrate last season? Hehehe ok oh[/quote]Nwanne, since when did you start having hypersensitivity to greeting? Wetuo there

Where is my interpreter?

Dayo, A-40, Fredoo, 1025
Greetings

Insomnia!
What are u doing on nl by this time
Mind u, I am posting from my dream

caribchic: Wow sherlock!...u analysed her profile picture to the gods huh?

lol, but it is true. Tell her the truth and expose the guy's lie. I can analyse urs. Lemme check ur profile

Mody welldone there. Even If na 0.1 You lose, report am

Whoever said You are ugly and Not endowed must be a joker.

Did squeeze some clothing into your bra? Did You go for plastic surgery to augment? The fact that the guy said You are Not endowed should tell u he is a liar. Your cup size can't lie.

The one in the picture is about 34C or D and that aint small. It is above average

[quote author=Hour_Glass]Bush Mango I thought that ogbono seed is gotten from that ugwu plant, there used to be a large fruit on it, I thought they get the ogbono from there o. Ha!

*Thanks for the correction dear, before I start mis-yearning around. I just Google it now *wondering where I saw ugwu seed sef*[/quote]I'm glad I could help

modath: Amin yarabi.. U are 2 gbaski! .. Na the same pentecoastal prayer of underserved/unmerited favour.

Pastor has prayed and so shall it beee.

£42.5 m bid for ozil

Happy new month You losers
You shall lose all the weight you gained
You shall enjoy ur food and yet lose weight
Even on the project site You shall lose weight.
In your offices You shall lose weight
You shall lose weight until u are happy with the person staring at You in the mirror.

[quote author=Hour_Glass]I was actually wondering o, I guessed as much sha. Ogbono is a pumpkin seed soup, in Yoruba we call it Apon. It is a low calorie stuff but the additions is what normally cause the problems for us


Agaby, what don't you collect money for?

@all, Happy New Month.[/quote]Honey, I wasn't expecting money. I wanted her to return 30 press ups.

Ogbono is Not pumpkin. It is bush mango called apon like u said in yoruba.

Happy new Month to all including the jobless band group.

May Arsene feel the plight of the fans, buy tested players for deficient positions and render the band group jobless forever.

[quote author=Ms_Steph]am not o. Its draw soup. I can't spell d name[/quote]Ogbono soup. O ya Youve to pay for that spelling.

^^ Thought about that but sometimes someone needs to spell out commonsense so that it will be taken serious.

From a shopping mall in New Jersey to the farm fields of India, experiments show that poverty saps people's brainpower and may lower IQ by 13 points, scientists said Thursday.
The findings in the US journal Science suggest that being poor can drain a person's mental resources, leaving him or her less capable of focusing on other things, like solving problems and controlling impulses.
"Because you have all these other things on your mind, you have less mind to give to everything else," said co-author Sendhil Mullainathan, a Harvard University economist.
Rather than blaming poverty on the individual or the environment, the study suggests that the state of being poor exerts the same effect as losing a full night's sleep or having lower intelligence.
"We're arguing that being poor can impact cognitive functioning, which hinders individuals' ability to make good decisions and can cause further poverty," said co-author Jiaying Zhao, a professor at the University of British Columbia.
Researchers sampled some 400 people with incomes ranging from $20,000 to $70,000 at a shopping mall in New Jersey.
The shoppers were asked how they would respond to a hypothetical scenario in which their car had broken down and would cost a certain amount to fix.
The question was meant to evoke thoughts of a person's own monetary condition. Some shoppers were told the fix would cost $150, others were told $1,500.
Then they were given a series of cognitive and impulse control exercises to complete, such as putting shapes in order or clicking on the correct side of a computer screen.
The people whose incomes were on the lower end of the scale did the worst when they were told the cost of the hypothetical repair was higher.
When they were thinking about a cheaper, $150 repair, they performed as well as the people with higher incomes.
"These pressures create a salient concern in the mind and draw mental resources to the problem itself. This means we are unable to focus on other things in life that need our attention," said Zhao.
Researchers also gave tests to 464 sugar cane farmers in India, both before their once-yearly harvest when they were short on money and after the harvest when they had more.
They found that the same farmers did better on the tests when they had cash on hand.
"IQ goes up, cognitive control, or error, goes way down and response times go way down," said Mullainathan.
Researchers said the findings suggest that financial assistance is too simplistic of an answer for the problems associated with poverty.
Instead, targeting the concerns that consume the working poor -- such as childcare -- may be more effective.
"Rather than simply looking at these challenges as a lack of money very broadly, if we could break it up and simply target the biggest concerns and deal with them, we might begin to solve other problems as well," said Mullainathan.

Do your best to provide for your children!

Haaaa site manager!!! Welcome back oo. It is good to have You back oo. Please dont slide back oo

Today
In the gym
1 hr 15 minutes,
Running, weights, strength exercise

Looks like She has refused being someone's sperm pot

[quote author=Hour_Glass]Machines don dey plenty for this our thread o. Well done Steph.[/quote]And you wetin you be? Keke?

Had some good time in the gym last night.
Treadmill
Weights and weights and weights

[quote author=Hour_Glass]Machine [/quote]Baby, all that so that I no go disappoint you. You get too much stamina

Today
3km
500 bike crunches
60 push ups
2 mins plank
100 seated oblique with medball

Yea because he is not starting new and bogous contracts where there is a laudable one on ground. You actually refused to see new things he is doing to bless your life. Come out of your self-inflicted imprisonment and enjoy fresh air. It is freeeee [quote author=ndu_chucks]The tone of GEJ goons has suddenly changed, and they've suddenly realized that the rail line restoration was not the brainchild of GEJ's afterall.

Sorry to disappoint you people but GEJ is a visionless leader who has no business ruling Nigeria. I challenge these goons to name a single BIG idea of GEJ's which has transformed the lives of Nigerians for the better. All this administration has done with effectiveness is protecting thieves, giving them amnesty, and paying off terrorists with big contracts. Despite the contracts oil bunkering and theft is at an all time high. What a legacy!!![/quote]

[quote author=ndu_chucks]If you actually believe that the efforts to revitalize the rail line between Lagos and Kano was perfected by GEJ in 2-3 years then you are either quite a dullard, or too partisan to be honest, to even yourself. The revitalization program started with OBJ's regime which awarded the contract to revitalize the said rail line to a Chinese company. Endemic corruption during that period did not allow the project to see the light of day until Yar'Adua put a freeze on the contract by withholding funding for the project. Yar'Adua went ahead to restructure the contract and put in place cleaner and more realistic plans to implement the construction contract. As we all know, YarAdua left us before he could see the project to completion.

GEJ inherited and implemented the framework left behind by Yar'Adua quite easily, the real credit belongs to Yar'Adua. Go and read up the reason why Yar'Adua froze the countract and how he restructured it before his death. You fools are now claiming that GEJ did it all in 2-3years. You sir, need to bury your head in shame for dispicable dishonesty. Stop misinforming gullible people. dolo



You come across as an intellectual midget.[/quote]What if he dumped the framework he inherited?

I will not argue about who started and who did not start the project though I remember vividly that Yar'Adua revoked the $8b rail contract in November, 2008 citing that the project with the budget was not presented to the national assembly.http://nm.onlinenigeria.com/templates/?a=14124

A year later, he was flown permanently to S. Arabia

From this link http://thepost-ng.com/fg-awards-n371-billion-contract/#.Uhp1yRuURYE , work commenced after awarding the contract in 2006 and was stopped by Yar'Adua. Considering that Yar'Adua's Govt considered it an illegality, it is possible to assume no more funding was released from May 2007 after the initial $250m funding from OBJ until it was revoked.

The second segment was awarded in July 2012. That means, it was completed in a year.

Considering there is no information available to show when Yar'Adua re-awarded the contract and considering that work started in 2006 but was frustrated by unavailibility funding from Adua's govt, I think it is immoral to give much credit to Yar'adua.

Some Credit should go to OBJ for starting the project but much of the credit should go to GEJ for ensuring continuity and speedy completion.

The second segment was finished under a year....Uncle Fresh air ride on