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iTearHerToto:
But why she come stingy die like afonja?

Pukes

Rajman45:
Ur very funny....lol.

All d digging ur giving her, back and front... U think say na for free. Please wipe that useless idea that sex is a mutual enjoyment for both parties. Sex is not for free.... Even married couples has paid for it through paying her dowry.

Never u forget that ur d one going into her nd not d other way around.

incogni2o:
There is a cele church beside my House in Mushin here

They hold services in the Morning Afternoon and Evening Pls how can I report them

naptu2:
Try this.

email:
info@lasepa.gov.ng

LASEPA phone no: +234-704-635-1295
+234-815-045-8639
+234-815-045-8638

Pattypatt:
Very good, sanity must be restored in Lagos.

Josh44s:
Greedy leaders

Greedy Godfathers/Cabals

Greed Generals (Army,Police,Navy,Airforce)

Greedy politicians from various constituencies

Greedy senators

Greedy Governors

Greedy ministers

Greedy LGA Chairmen

Greedy traditional rulers

Greedy Pastors

Greedy NGOs

Greedy Imas

Greedy Banks

Greedy Media house who turn blind eyes

Greedy business tycoon like...you know them

Greedy public office holders in all government institutions and parastatals

And lastly, some greedy and selfish citizens who knows this thing is evil being done by someone in power and still support evil.

These are the problem. You can add yours if you know some

prof2007:
Nigeria's Njideka Akunyili Crosby was visited in her studio by former US First Lady, Michelle Obama.

philemon90:
this place still dey like this nawa for 7years now

Peacemaker5129:
God bless President Muhammadu Buhari even though their votes are inconsequential to your victory

NigeriaBam:
Lol... I thought They have been paying #30,000

ednut1:
The money that started it was from amnesty loot. Fg would take it over

Bhelamblog:
This is according to Oke Omurhohwo the Manager Itel Mobile, He is alleging that The Nigerian Government Paid over N200m to Bahrain in other to create the National Carrier Logo, He said only the Logo cost $600,000, Thats over N200million.

Remember the FG unveiled the National Carrier 'Nigeria Air' at Farnborough Air Show in London Few days ago? Ok.

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Nigeria has “suspended” plans to launch a new national airline
September 20, 2018

Nigeria will not be getting a new national carrier in December or early 2019 as previously planned.

The national minister for aviation tweeted this evening (Sept. 19) that plans for the airline have been suspended. The plans for the new carrier, named Nigeria Air, complete with a logo unveiling, were announced at Farnborough, a renowned international aviation exhibition in London back in July.

The government claimed it would not own more than 5% of the airline, ceding control to private investors expected to invest $300 million in the new airline at inception.

https://qz.com/africa/1395926/nigeria-air-national-carrier-plans-suspende/

RonaldoVido:
It is easy to respect people who you feel they are successful but you don't know how they arrived there.

That's how I used to revere Tinubu when I was not in business, till I joined business in Nigeria and understood that his riches were not workable in figures.

So if USA media said his wealth is shady, then that is what it is.

Not even N1 respect given anymore.

So if anyone still admires or wishes this man as president, the person is occupying an empty level of understanding. More as a confused hunger striken nincompoop.

Only a demented fellow supports his oppressor.

SalamRushdie:
Watching the Trump impeachment hearing I have come to realize the American President is only powerful internationally but at home he is the most powerless President because of the way their system works ..In Nigeria Buhari closed Intel's just because Atiku wanted to contest and nothing happened , the EFCC was used to hound Atikus business partners all through the campaigns and nothing happened

rolams:
And these governors are mad!

Ifesinachi22:
Today I met my former neighbour who left Abuja unannounced and disappeared.
I asked him where he is now.
Guess his answer?

Cameroon!

He said he needed to live a normal life so he just had to leave Nigeria and go

ANYWHERE.

seguno2:
Unlike Buhari who said that he is only going to be president of the people who voted for him- the 97%.

Mrsabuh1:
honestly you are right about everything , what u said is painful but that is the actual truth, now my father blamed me ,he doesnt even want to listen to anything ,he said I shldnt bring my three children to him .while I was away I wasn't allowed to see my kids ,traditionally they said the kids belongs to my husband and I can only take the female child away but even at that he didnt even allow me take my daughter. he knew if he purnish me with the kids I ll come running back and he won .my father still blame me for everything and said I didn't give them enough time to investigate his family before marriage ,I was 22 and trust me I didnt really know much,I dont even know what the word RED Flag means , the signs were there and obvious but I was too dumb to notice that ..now its late and I dont know what to do ,business isnt even growing that much as the proceed from it I use in providing food .. I feel so down,wish I can turn back the hands of time

Mrsabuh1:
n

no , the last child is his carbon coby , no denial and where I'm from in kogi state , its a taboo for married women to cheat , I guess that's the more reason why he is doing all this

OgbanjeProphet:
May God reward their efforts.

Nigeria police force, how far nauw?

sodiqapril:
Woah..God bless him..I was still telling someone that with the exception of Ahmed Musa and a handful others, most Nigerian celebrities are useless.. they don't give back to their fans and I'm not even talking about the financial giving. All they do is oppress the fans on social media with their wealth and rush to insult the parent of anyone that goes against them..God bless you Ahmed Musa..the pocket of to a giver never dries

beresponsible:
Ok how have you made her Majesty proud? Buhari will send you for second asylum. Talkie talkie

“The Saviour is Here!” Dele Momodu Congratulates Buhari on APC Primary Win
December 11, 2014

Media mogul, Dele Momodu, is super excited about Muhammadu Buhari‘s APC Presidential primary win.

He took to Instagram a few minutes ago, congratulating Buhari on the victory with picture below with inscription: “#ANewNigeria Congratulations Nigerians! The Saviour is here”:

www.nairaland.com/attachments/1934647_anewnigeria_jpeg336a50d85755f81ec7d05a54b75eeb71


https://www.bellanaija.com/2014/12/the-saviour-is-here-dele-momodu-congratulates-buhari-on-win/

OPONG:
I think the assembly plant is in Ogun State

KIA Motors Nigeria unveils its Multi Billion Naira Assembly Plant in Lagos, Nigeria
April 15, 2015

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In the middle is Dr Olusegun Aganga, the Minister, Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment, inspecting the assembly plant flanked by the member of Staff of United Vehicle Assembly Limited during the minister’s working visit to the plant in Lagos.
Kia Motors Nigeria, the leading Korean brand in Nigeria, has continuously embarked on promising growth trajectory with a positive growth for over a decade, making it one of the fastest growing automobile in Nigeria. In a bid to further strengthen its leadership role in the industry, it has unveiled a new assembly plant, United Vehicle Assembly Limited (UVAL) in Lagos commissioned to produce 25,000 vehicles per annum.

In a working visit to the assembly plant by the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr Olusegun Aganga expressed his delight and appreciation on the successful completion of the new plant. According to Dr Aganga at the media chat with journalists after the inspection, he stated “I am pleasantly surprised at the level of success and the advance technology of this plant. I have visited different auto assembly plants across the globe and I can tell you that with the level of the quality assurance control and the sophistication of the equipment of this assembly plant, it can compete with international standard.”

The CEO of UVAL, Mr Jacky Hathiramani, stated at the event that, “the move to establish an assembly plant stems the tide of investment aimed at Nigeria and also keying into the country’s automotive policy. We are committed to making Nigeria a leading auto manufacturing country in Africa and also to contribute immensely to the development of the nation through this multi-billion Naira investment.” He further stressed that the plant has employed engineering graduates from Nigerian universities and will continue to provide employment for Nigerians.

“With today’s opening of our plant in Lagos, we have taken our growth commitment to a greater height in Nigeria and reposition our brand to the teeming publics by supporting the proudly Nigeria dream” further stated by Mr Jacky.

In a statement by the Chief Commercial officer, Kia Motors Nigeria, Mr Sandeep Malhotra, “the unprecedented stride of Kia brand in the automobile industry in Nigeria has continued to outpace competitions in offering best in class automotive technology to its customers. Premised on our increased acceptability among our valued customers in the last decade, we are now looking at further strengthening our foothold and expanding our reach in the Nigerian market with the new assembly plant”.

Delivering on its promise made by Kia Motors Nigeria last year to locally produce Kia vehicles in the country, the company recently launched its made in Nigeria vehicles which include Kia Rio, Cerato, Optima, Sorento, Soul and before the end of the year will be producing all its models ranging from the Sedans, Sport Utility Vehicles to the Pick Ups.

http://www.kiamotorsnigeria.com/kia-motors-nigeria-unveils-its-multi-billion-naira-assembly-plant-in-lagos-nigeria/

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Leading automobile brand Kia Motors Nigeria has unveiled a new assembly plant in Lagos, which is expected to produce 25,000 vehicles every year
The plant named United Vehicle Assembly Limited (UVAL) will be part of Nigeria's robust automotive policy of making the nation a leading manufacturing hub, said officials from UVAL.
Nigerian minister for industry, trade and investment Olusegun Aganga paid a visit to the plant, stating that it was technologically advanced and had quality assurance control measures in place.
UVAL CEO Jacky Hathiramani said, "We are committed to contributing immensely to the development of the nation through this multi-billion investment. We have taken our growth commitment to a greater height in Nigeria and repositioned our brand by supporting the Nigeria dream."
The plant has employed engineering graduates from Nigerian universities and will continue to provide employment for locals.
In line with a commitment made in 2014 to produce vehicles locally, Kia Motors recently launched its made-in-Nigeria automobiles such as Kia Rio, Cerato, Optima, Sorento and Soul. By the end of 2015, the South Korean company will be producing all its flagship models, including sedans, sport utility vehicles (SUVs) and pick-ups in the West African nation.


www.africanreview.com/manufacturing/industry/kia-motors-new-assembly-plant-in-nigeria-to-make-25-000-vehicles-annually


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Kia Motors Nigeria has launched a new assembly plant, United Vehicle Assembly Limited (UVAL), in Lagos to produce 25,000 vehicles per year.
UVAL’s Chief Executive Officer, Jacky Hathiramani, said the company is committed to making Nigeria a leading auto manufacturing country in Africa.
Hathiramani said the plant has employed engineering graduates from Nigerian universities and will continue to provide employment for Nigerians.
“With the opening of our plant in Lagos, we have taken our growth commitment to a greater height in Nigeria and reposition our brand to the teeming publics by supporting the proudly Nigeria dream,” he said.
According to him, the company will also contribute to the development of the nation through the multi-billion naira plant.
The company recently launched its made-in-Nigeria vehicles, which include Kia Rio, Cerato, Optima, Sorento, Soul, promising to come up other models before the end of the year.

bizwatchnigeria.ng/kia-lagos-launches-new-plant-increase-production/

isthatso:
Those cars are equally assembled in Nigeria

naijadrivablog:
Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State,on 19th November, commissions the first 100 security cars fitted with modern communication technology to combat crime in the State.

This was his pledge some weeks ago and has redeemed it today in Ibadan, Oyo State Capital.
The cars are 100 units of 2019 Kia Rio which would be given to different security agencies so as to improve security in Oyo State.

Also present at the Commissioning ceremony is the CP of Oyo State, heads of security agencies, government functionaries, members of the Press, and the good people of Oyo State.

Oyo people can call on the security agents by dialing a toll free number, ‘615’, in case there is any criminal activity or emergences.

k777:
This is the real Oyato Governor ���

Coldie:
Nigerian police would repaint half and sell it out

ekevwe:
Make una forget this talk. Smoking no dey kill jor. My grand father is 143 yrs. And smokes over 2 packets of cigarette a day.

Pray for good health my people.