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Lovely car

Still available. Location is Festac

Lovely Ride call me let’s deal

Buy and fix to taste. Car is first body

Available : Nigeria Used 2005 Mazda3 Hatchback 4plugs.
Gear Automatic 100%
Fabric seats 100%
Alloyed rim
First Body
Price 2.5m

Location FESTAC
Calll/Watsapp 09079272403 .

Available : Nigeria Used 2005 Mazda3 Hatchback 4plugs.
Gear Automatic 100%
Fabric seats 100%
Alloyed rim
First Body
Price 2.5m

Location FESTAC
Calll/Watsapp 09079272403 .

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Clean

negotiable

Available

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cool price for such a Ride

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good morning all. location is FESTAC

let deal. clean ride

good deal money needed

Direct Tokunbo. Lovely ride

Ac chilling, nice milage, quiet engine

clean title. Air bags intac

dealer's deal. lets seal the deal immediately

Tokumbo 2014 Toyota venza XLE

4plugs /Pano roof/ powerbooth/ Rev Cam/ Leather/ Reverse camera n more

Price: #15.2M

Phone/watsapp 08039364245

Location : mainland (FESTAC) Lagos

You did not mention Isunjaba which is the clan head of all Isu clan. Ucje nwosu ia from Eziama Obaire. Eziama is the immediate younger brother to Isunjaba then Amuch before Amaokwara.

E go shock una. De play last election una did not see LP coming same will happen again

This is why and how Imo state remains the number 1 state in terms of Education. Making sure that there is more focus on studies than frivolities, also reducing burden on parents and guardians.

*Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, Imo State*

*SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.*

As all schools are resuming on Monday, September 8, 2025, and many students will be admitted into JSS 1 and SSS 1 for the 2025/2026 academic year, the issue where parents are asked, as a prerequisite for admitting their sons and daughters into JSS 1 and SSS 1, to bring shovels, hoes, cutlasses, rakes, brooms, moping sticks and buckets, hypos, detergents, bottles of dettol, soap of all kinds, toilet paper, A4 paper and to a great extent, they’re also asked to pay some admission levies, and examination fees, in both private and public schools (except those living in boarding schools) is now of serious concern to the Ministry and the Hon. Commissioner. Consequently, therefore, the Hon. Commissioner for Primary and Secondary Education, Prof. B. T. O Ikegwuoha has requested that this practice be stopped forthwith.

All Principals of Junior and Senior Secondary Schools are by this notice, asked to stop this illegal and unapproved practices. To this effect, a dedicated phone number: *0707 659 3298* is hereby introduced to parents, guardians, pupils, students and all stakeholders in Imo State, to report any complaints regarding Princicipals and Primary School HMs flouting or disobeying Government approved policies, including but not limited to the sale and use of textbooks every year by schools (private or public).

Please note that all textbooks already purchased by pupils and students are to be in use for 4 years, which ends in August 2026 when new list of approved textbooks will be introduced and *they will be in circulation for 4 years, ending in August 2030.*

Additionally, the Ministry has abolished the printing of textbooks with workbooks embedded inside them by authors and publishers, thus prohibiting the re-use of textbooks by younger siblings of graduating relatives, brothers and sisters. This practice will no longer be tolerated. Henceforth workbooks are to be printed and distributed separately. All authors and publishers for Imo State School System have already been notified.

As you’re all aware, many secondary schools (private and public) have gone as far as asking parents, guardians, students, etc., to bring during admission the following items and materials: A4 paper even after paying for exam fees, some go as far as disobeying regulations and education policies. The above information is aimed at curbing extortion from private school owners and public schools’ HMs and Principals.

*Let the Nigerian and Imo parents, guardians and stakeholders breathe.*

Remember that if you see something going wrong at any of the Primary and Secondary Schools in Imo State, you must say something -text your message, once again to: 0707 659 3298 (*no phone calls*)

Signed:
Prof. B. T. O Ikegwuoha,
Hon. Commissioner

Sheuns:
What do you mean it’s criminal in the north and civil in the south?

You used “legally married”.

Legally married means going to the registry and binding the union by Nigerian laws. Is the law up north different from the one down south?

Except for shariah law that’s different, marriage laws in Nigeria are same in north and south.

The marriage laws are customary. If you understand that. Yes there is different mariage laws between the north and the South. It is never a crime.in southern Nigeria but it is a crime in northern Nigeria. You can make a reaserach