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acunon:
Good morning sir
The Samsung screen should cost 85-90k. Bt if i can get the model number, then it will determine if the screen is available or not. Thanks

Here is the Model Number sir. UA46D6600WR. Let me knw immediately if I can get it done. Though, the price seems to be on the High Side...

acunon:
Good morning world, have a great day ahead

Oga mi, my Samsung Smart TV 46inch Screen is Bad. It comes On, doesn't retain power. Took it to one of my Technician, he told me it was the power that had issues. He later confirmed it was a Faulty Screen. How much can I get it fixed in ur Shop at Alaba?I want it fixed as soon as possible. Lemme knw hw much the screen goes for. Thanks as I awaits ur response

Can we see the floor plan, pls. Following!

Jesus!!! Lord have Mercy,...May the Soul of the Departed Rest In Peace. I'm mourning right now.

nonso686:
pls update us with any information you get. Thanks.

Alright, I'll do just that.

nonso686:
Those they employed late last year resumed work in January. Replacement is on now but I don't know how far they have gone.

Imagine!!! Thanks for the info. I never knew those with APL's late last year has resumed work already. I need to get in touch with someone in Abuja.

nonso686:
Something is really happening there. They did replacement late last year; they started another batch of replacement about 2 weeks ago but I don't know how far they have gone with it. I have hope there but my source is not the type I could reach directly. I'm just waiting to be called.

I heard that too. I want to be sure the info I got was true. I learned those that were Given App letters were not called for Documentation...that they were asked to wait yet no call till date. Are u saying they are currently doing replacement?

No one is saying anything Nigerian Prison Service. Does it mean nothing is happening there right now?

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RichYoungNigga:
Vgxchkj

What is this for christ sake?

Good

House, I want to make inquire for someone.
Pls, this person I'm making this inquiry for is sick & cannot go for service with the current Batch. What does she need to do. She has been mobilized already. I need urgent response please. The Person will be 30yrs in November.

kill them all. I love the Nigerian Army.

e no concern me

Lies from the Pit of Hell....Big vessels don't berth there as reported,now I get to realize that not every crap u read online is True. The Naval officers there never harass any civilians as claimed... The Naval Ratings are her Husband's boys & those guys are down to earth. No Mopols execpt when madam herself is in town & sometimes stay less than 3 days. I knw her compound like the back of my hand... The said jetty only habours a single Boat belonging to her Husband,the second Boat has been packed for over 4yrs. Forget abt the negative sh*ts being peddled to tranish the image of this woman,though no one is a saint.
I'm an APC supporter in case u may want to knw.
Thanks.

No comment for now. Wish her the Best.

nikkiking:
Are you sure of what ur saying

100000% Sure! I saw it. It's a 2 Door Bentley.

nikkiking:
Timaya dress tho


Luuks lyk Big show the wrestler .



Bring the car to Apo mechanic fct. We are here waiting.

Someone is already working on it at Lekki Phase 1,just saw the Car in a workshop close to Road 10,Lekki Inside. Sorry Bro,look for the next available 911 to fix. lol

kokotango:
In my area ajah cement now Is been sold for 1500naira

Where is that?

Niyeal:
Stale

Thanks.

EPL MOCK EXAM.
DURATION: 48 Hrs
ATTEMPT ALL QUESTIONS.
SECTION A.
1. Discuss the fall of Chelsea and d rise
of Leicester in relation to season 2015/16
(20marks).

2. Using Tottenham as an example describe
the force of gravity (15marks).

3. Manchester United sold Dimaria to PSG
for £44m where they had signed him for
£59.6m. Prepare a profit and loss account
(12mks)

4. Write an essay on the proverb ”old is
gold” in relation to Old Trafford.


SECTION B.

5. Calculate the probability of Arsenal
winning their next game in relation to
previous performances (20mks).

6. Estimate the velocity at which Liverpool
is depreciating considering the absence of
Coutinho (15mks).

7. With the aid of a diagram prove that
Cheseal will go trophyless this season
(15mks).

8. Without using tables list out the clubs
that will qualify for champions league next
season (10mks).

9. Explain the sudden quietness of all
Man Utd fans yesterday on all social
networks (20mks).

10. Complete this.
*In Wenger we trust.
*In Darglish we're happy.
*In Mourinho we.......?
11. Explain why the fourth position on the
league table stands as trophy to Arsenal
(10mks).

12. Who should take the blame for Chelsea
bad form? Explain (10mks)


cc : Lala
ishlove
Happy weekend Nl
Curled from Facebook.

I no dey Go!!! make Una hold Una 1k.

I wasn't even invited. I went there on my own,ate whole lot of Pounded Yam on that day.....Lol.

Endurance my good friend. Thank God for sparing your life. Your enemies will surely be put Shame. Amen!

Imagine! Where is my ... Biro,make I sue their ass for degrading Nigeria.

You never see anything,Fear of Buying Pampers as a Student is the Beginning of Using a Condom on your third leg. Congrats in Advance,make sure one of the Triplets is my Namesake!

Too much talk in this administration,
Actions is what we need... Baba, start doing your work & all your campaign promises,
you have Just 4 Years to Rule!

We're waiting sir,the earlier u start, the better for us concerned Nigerians. Make sure you have enof evidence u ground to nail them Sir. Carry go,Nigerians are Solidly behind you.
Sai Baba!

Seeing Premier League managers in their
suits dishing out orders most weekends –
it’s easy to forget that they were once
young footballers.
All the current managers in the Prem have
enjoyed some sort of a career, from the
great heights Roland Koeman and Mark
Hughes achieved, to the lowly levels
Arsene Wenger and Jose Mourinho played
at.
So, told a series of Panini stickers,
here’s what all the Prem bosses looked like
in their playing days – warning – there’s
some crackers in there.
1. Arsene Wenger – Arsenal
A defensive midfielder who could play
centre back, Wenger played for French
minnows AS Mutzig and Mulhouse before
eventually playing for home town club RC
Strasbourg in his peak.

2. Tim Sherwood – Aston Villa
A talented central midfielder who started
at Watford but went on to Norwich and
then Blackburn where he won the Premier
League title, before an infamous stint with
Tottenham.

3. Eddie Howe – Bournemouth
Howe was a diminutive defender who had
two successful stints as a player with
Bournemouth – either side of a disastrous
spell with Portsmouth.

4. Jose Mourinho – Chelsea
An amazing manager but he had a lowly
career as a central midfielder for clubs
like Rio Ave, Belenenses, Sesimbra and
Comercio e Industria (who?).

5. Alan Pardew – Crystal Palace
Another midfield man, handsome Pards
played in the lower leagues for ages
before graduating and playing for
Charlton, Tottenham and Crystal Palace.

6. Roberto Martinez – Everton
Despite his suave ways, Martinez was a
battling holding midfielder who played in
the lower leagues for Wigan and Swansea
and Walsall after starting out with Real
Zaragoza.

7. Claudio Ranieri – Leicester City
What a handsome devil. Ranieri was a
defender for Roma, Catanzaro, Catania
and then Palermo in a so-so playing
career.

8. Brendan Rodgers – Liverpool
The Liverpool manager probably had the
lowest profile career, playing as a
defender for Ballymena United, Newport,
Witney Town and Newbury Town before
retiring and going into coaching.

9. Manuel Pellegrini – Manchester City
A one-club man, Pellegrini played out all
his career for Universidad de Chile as a
centre back, making 471 appearances.
Legend.

10. Louis van Gaal – Manchester
United
Van Gaal started out at Ajax but didn’t
play any games, before moving to Antwerp
in Belgium to start his career. He ended
up returning to Holland and playing mostly
for Sparta Rotterdam

11. Steve McClaren – Newcastle
United
Steve McClaren began his career at Hull
and enjoyed a successful spell there as a
midfielder. He went on to have spells at
Derby, Lincoln, Bristol City and Oxford
but it was at Hull where he really thrived.

12. Alex Neil – Norwich City
Only 34 and fresh faced, Neil only
retired in January after being a player-
manager at Hamilton, where he played 211
times. Before that he played in England
with Barnsley and Mansfield.

13. Ronald Koeman – Southampton
A centre back who played in midfield at
times, Koeman had an incredible career
after starting at Groningen, he went on to
play for Ajax, PSV, Barcelona and
Feyenoord – winning many trophies.

14. Mark Hughes – Stoke City
A class forward, Hughes began at Man
United and earned moves to Barcelona and
Bayern Munich before returning to United
and ended up a legend. He finished his
career with stints at Chelsea,
Southampton, Everton and Blackburn.

15. Dick Advocaat – Sunderland
A midfielder or defender, Advocaat
started in Holland but had several spells
in America in a journeyman career.

16. Garry Monk – Swansea City
A bruising centre back, Monk started at
Torquay before moving to Southampton,
where he then spent years on-loan before
finally settling at Swansea and retiring in
2014 to become manager.

17. Mauricio Pochettino – Tottenham
Pochettino was a hard but committed
central defender. He enjoyed three spells
at Espanyol after leaving Argentina, while
he also played for PSG (long before the
big money arrived).

18. Quique Sanchez Flores – Watford
An all-action right-back, Flores played
nearly 300 games for Valencia before two-
year spell at Real Madrid at his peak. He
finished up at Zaragoza.

19. Tony Pulis – West Brom
A powerful defender, Pulis came through
the youth system at Bristol Rovers and
had two spells at the club before moves
to Newport, Bournemouth and Gillingham

20. Slaven Bilic – West Ham
A powerful defender, Bilic spent time in
his homeland after coming through the
Hajduk Split academy before a spell in
Germany, and then moves to West Ham
and Everton where he became a legendary
figure.
Who’s your favourite?
Pls,Can someone help me attach the pictures from the Link provided? Thanks.

metro.co.uk/2015/08/11/from-arsene-wenger-to-jose-mourinho-what-premier-league-managers-looked-like-as-players-5336987/

Sai Baba... Long Live the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

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