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jagugu88li:
Check your emails

jagugu88li:
Something is wrong with your email....have been trying ha ah

Sensie:
Ayaff hear

jagugu88li:
You lucky I'm free this week. So firstly, do I create a thread for your classes, we continue here or do we do it privately? 2. You set the time and be punctual, abeg 3. After two days and you still haven't grasped much of the basics, we quit.

benedictnsi:
lol... na lie ooo.... you no see as those children take d laugh am

benedictnsi:
Atiku be like...... omo make this kind food no purge me oooo.... this is not what I eat at home....... kuku snap d pic make I drop this kind plates

Chriswazo:
Oh that? Is good for women to be educated but they should please stop those gender equality rubbish activism, wise ones amongst them will never subscribe to that crap.

The world’s 1.1 billion girls are part of a large and vibrant generation poised to
take on the future. Investing in their
health, education and safety, helps them
reach for their dreams and shape their
lives.

But investing girls is also investing in a
better world. Take education: More
education for girls is linked to higher
incomes and fewer child deaths. And that
is good for everyone.

On International Day of the Girl, 11 October 2016, we are celebrating how far
girls today have come since their mothers
and grandmothers were girls. And we are
looking forward by committing to the kind
of progress that will provide all girls
everywhere with the chance to grow, learn, and thrive.

One of the best sources of data are girls
and young people; we need to listen when
they tell us about what will make a
difference in their lives

jagugu88li:
Lol. Unless you wanna learn a foreign language, then I'll tell you.

http://www.aarp.org/money/estate-planning/info-09-2010/ten_things_you_should_know_about_writing_a_will.html

http://www.nationalhelm.net/2016/10/lagos-residents-asked-to-evacuate.html?m=1

Tenants of a residential building at Salami street, Oworonshoki area of Lagos, have been asked to move out in 48 hours due to its "fragile" state.

Emergency officials stormed to the area to assess the building which they say may collapse any time, and to prevent loss of lives and properties, they residents were asked to leave.

2kris:
we need thread of business opportunity not mathematics.
U knw how many years i don dey solve maths and no profit.


Talk abt buz abeg
Not maths jaree

adebayor1490:
No wonder

Jackline Mwende allegedly lost her limbs in what was reported to be a domestic violence case. She has undergone a special operation that gave her new limbs - prosthetic ones.
The operation in Seoul, Korea was successful and doctors say that when she is completely healed, she will regain 80% use of her hands
Back in august, in Machakos county, news rent the air that a husband had chopped off his wife's hands on grounds that she cannot have children.
Jackline Mwende aged 27, was allegedly attacked by hes husband Stephen Ngila,34 with a panga.
She also suffered multiple injuries on neck and head.
Though it later emerged that her husband might not have been her attacker, Kenyans sympathized with her and the county government gave her a second chance at life.
Last month, she was flown to South Korea for an operation to give her prosthetic limbs. The particular type of prosthetics she needed were not available in Kenya which prompted flight and the procedure.
On Thursday, October 6, Mwende and her sister are expected to leave Korea on Sunday, October 9.
The government of Machakos county committed to pay up the woman whose hands were chopped off by her husband Sh30,000 monthly, for a year.
Lilian Ng'ang'a, Governor Alfred Mutua's wife said this during a visit at Jackline Mwende's home in Kathama village, Machakos.
Lilian Nga'ng'a also contributed Sh100,000 for Mwende's upkeep saying the county government will offer support for more than a year depending on her condition.
underwent an operation at Dai Han Prosthetics labs in Seoul, Korea. Doctors say that when she heals completely, she will regain 80% use of her hands.

EYIBLESSN:
Bross Na you talk am ooo

EYIBLESSN:
Buhari is Economic Policies a Childish Thing


That's the topic of a book I am about to write.





You can only reduce the importation and not total ban when you have not provided a concrete alternatives.






I am not a member of his party. But I supports he involve expert in building a strong and buoyant economy.



I am a Moralist that believes in God

Wale Adeniyi, the spokesperson of the
Nigeria Customs Service has revealed that
the Comptroller-General of the body,
Colonel Hameed Ali (rtd), has removed the
ban on importation of rice.

He also stated in an interview with the News
Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that the import duty
payment at land borders has been reintroduced. According to him, the restriction used to be applied only at land border stations, adding that all rice imports through land borders by rice traders would attract the prevailing import duty of 10 per cent with 60 per cent levy.
“Over the years importation has been restricted to the seaports because border authorities have found it difficult to effectively monitor and control importation of rice. “When the decision to ban it (rice) was taken it
was not an effective measure because smuggling of the product thrives with people using different means of conveyance including small trucks, bicycles and even animals – putting them on donkeys and some actually carry it on their heads.
“These new measures will be for customs to
reognise their anti-smuggling operations in the
border areas and ensure that all those importers through the borders bring their rice through approved routes and pay their extant duty,” he was quoted to have said.

Ali has also recently warned Nigerians to desist from patronizing rice smuggled through land
borders. Speaking at a joint news conference on illegal rice importation to Nigeria on Tuesday, October 4, in Abuja Ali said 99 per cent of rice smuggled through the land borders is not fit for human consumption.

According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN),
he said NAFDAC samples have showed that
smuggled rice through the borders was unfit for
human consumption.

INTROVERT:
HMMM

20yrs old Uweb Samuel, a Cross River State indigene working as a domestic help in Magodo area of Lagos, sat on the grounds at Lagos Police Command Headquarters, Ikeja, with his head bowed. Shaking his head intermittently to show remorse, Uweb said he did not imagine he would end up the
way he had. “My boss trusted me so much. In fact, I had access to every part of the house.” But the trust came back to bite his boss,

Mr. Ajadi Babatunde, few days ago when he came back from a trip abroad and left a wad of pound sterling notes in his room. He trusted his manservant so much that he left his home but left the key on the door of his room.

That day, Babatunde took a peek inside the room and saw something he could not resist. “I counted the £50 notes and there were 67
there,” he said. That is £3,350. In current official exchange rate of pounds to naira, that amounts to N1.33m. Uweb said he knew it's a lot of money that could change his life, but thought about building a house. He said, “There is no house in our village in Calabar
that my siblings and I could call a home. So, I thought it was my chance to build a house for my family. “I took the money before my boss came back home and took it to my sister’s husband to hide for me. “When my boss came back and started to look for the money, he asked me and I told him I did not see any money. Even though it was the two of us in the
house, I insisted I did not take any money. “Some workers were doing some renovation work in the compound.

He asked if any of them entered the house but they said no. The workers said I must have been the one who took the money and started to beat me. “They tortured me even though my boss did not instruct them to do that. I did not admit that I took it.

But when it got to a stage, I told them I would kill myself, my boss then told them to take me to the police. But his brother came and spoke with me gently, that was why I decided to confess.”
By the time the police stormed the house of Uweb’s brother-in-law, half of the money was gone, while the man had gone into hiding. Uweb sobbed as he said he was sad that he betrayed
his boss’ trust. According to him, he was being paid N15,000 monthly as a domestic help but that his crime had nothing to do with his salary. “I wish my boss would forgive me. I did not know this is what will happen to me,” he pleaded.

jagugu88li:
Kumgarga ntwan gaga, he just called me Sir. One guy like this just indirectly said I'm old and you are changing my gender. See my life

ItsQuinn:
Here you have it

jagugu88li:
1. 8+2 = 16106

8*2 = 16
8+2 = 10
8-2 = 6

16106

2. 5+4 = 2091

5*4 = 20
5+4 = 9
5-4 =1

2091

and so on

devilmaycry:

my 3year old junior bro will solve this...