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Shellsploit:
Yes na!
2 passengers at both sides of the driver with attached wooden chairs, then 3 at the back

Shellsploit:
Useless development..
Here in Aguleri, keke carries 6.
5 passengers and driver.

Kriss216:
Scam activated.



Stay tuned.

rmx:
just concluded a transaction for 2 trucks at 3550 , if at ib can link you up with someone that will probably supply 3700 to 3800 . I do not gurantee people

WibusJaga:


Na waooh! Which kind terrible news be dis now? On their day of celebration.

Oya repeat this prayer after me:
My Father my Father, any agent of darkness, spiritual or physical, assigned to terminate my joy, on my day of celebration, or on any other day, what are you waiting for? Catch fire & die, die, die,..

AsampeteNwaanyi:
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trash

Nero2424:
Your juju is powerful, where is the baba located?

daddytime:
Money that was collected and kept for God, why will the gbeborun plumber go and break God's safe?

Greenarrow01:
Na why she be better pikin
I was the house captain of miller house
The sch is nothing to write home about
Since when maiwada(colio) left that place

Greenarrow01:
I schooled in st Bath
Before you get to kufena
Barka da zuwa

ositadima1:
It is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness.

mufutau55:
RIP to our Uncle. I am an Army Officer that never become one for some personal reason. I know the drill Sir. RIP again.

Hajji M.

twinskenny:
We are still in ado Ekiti

Did a visit to this school the biggest I have seen in Nigeria so far… in terms of structures

rmx:
U get am . The hardship and instilled discipline of those years is still working for me

Beframia:
@ mufutau55 and AngelicBeing:
I could sense your feelings of nostalgia. Zaria hasn't changed much save for some few developments especially roads and new buildings. ABU, Aviation school, NMS, Army Depot are still there. Railways, still there but better be described as moribund unlike in your days when it was the major means of transportation. NTC (Nigerian Tobacco Company) was changed to BATC (British American Tobacco Company) and later closed down, what goes on there is rice milling operations. Your Cadbury and John Holt situated at Chikaji industrial estate are now used as warehouses for grains.
It's not a bad idea if you can still pay the city a visit at least once more in your life time just to relive old memories.

rmx:
Interesting . Na my alma mata be that . Proudly an ex boy , unforgettable memories from that school and Zaria

mufutau55:
You are right, I dont think Zaria will be same as those days. I have not been there since early '70s. Good old days. Cadbury was next to John Holt.
I love Zaria and I was really sad being posted back to Lagos... but as soon as I got back to Lagos, I checked out of the country... and I have been here since.
God help us to bring our country back to life.

Hajji M.

mufutau55:
Wow! Are you the Sarkin Zazau? I worked in Zaria for about 5 years in early 70s. Love Zaria very much.
Working with Cadbury Nigeria Ltd manufacturing Tomapep, but later closed and the staff were moved to Lagos. I had many high Office friends in NMS then.
I still speak Hausa but lack of person to speak to makes it diminish. Memories!

Hajji M.

kopell:
Wona ba wasabane faa, manta hudu da Yaara hamsin ar Naigeria yahun Allah yahsaa alibarak. Amin. Don’t be surprised I still spoke Hausa sosa faa, after I left 1983.

ukay2:
Everyone wants to hammer

emmanuelewumi:
New mugus are produced everyday.

Experience is the best teacher


We all want to hammer and be successful, there is nothing wrong with that.

You can mistakenly come across money, but you can't mistakenly build wealth.


Slow and steady wins the race

Wiseandtrue:
People wey don chop money tire!

Her son was one of the most useless governor Edo ever produced! If she train her son well we'll, she could have saved Edo from his maniac!

The one her soul rest for earth never do

I gat no RIP to give!

emmanuelewumi:
Better days ahead, the good old days can't be compared to the better future days. Provided there are deliberate plans to make it better

ojesymsym:
Something in 2050, the kids then will also make statements like, "did you know that a bag of cement in 2021 was less than 5k, so why on earth did our parents not build houses everywhere?" or "did you know that in 2021, with just 5million, you could get a good tokumbo car, but even with 20 million, you can't even get a 10th hand car".
As the quantity of money that is available increases, so does the value reduces. Dollar may have been 56kobo in 1980 but to earn that 1 naira, you go sweat. So many of these direct comparison serve very little purposes other than to remember the good old days,

kopell:
I come in peace, I knew he is joking. Himself wey run commot long time ago. Sometimes is good to throw something like that in that will make the platform active wey people go start to talk ni jare. Oga @ anglicbeing you’re welcome back, we miss your contribution. No mind me jare.

gbadexy:
You are highly appreciated sir.
I think honorable angelicbeing was only mentioning about giving kola to elders in gest sir.
Baba na father, what could any vendor possibly give you elders but gratitude and prayer.

mufutau55:
I no dey like to read your post until I see all those big-big English o. So consider this post unread.

Respect to those Artisans we secretly recommends and who no dey dissapoint us o. God will not dissapoint you all. Kola not needed for me; I give the kolas.

Hajji M.

twinskenny:
Ekiti people we are in your capital city… we will be doing piping and wiring of this beautiful building…

Electrical
Cctv
Video door
Electric fencing
Smart lighting

EgunMogaji2:
Great idea, if that’s what the homeowner wants.

I’ve spent the better part of 20 years growing grass, fertilizing, the mowing and or mulching. I’m not interested in that nonsense cycle in my retirement.

I’ll do and I’m doing concrete but lots of trees which will only need occasional trimming.

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