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akigbemaru:
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No wonder, just because you would have to pass through Ekiti first if you are coming to SW, they killed and ate all our Idanre monkeys. Before Igbo, our Idanre monkeys are 1,000,000 super-strong, now if you go to Idanre, you will be surprised to find zero monkey.

newmaster:
African cities dominate the list of less liveable cities with Johannesburg, one of the designated venues of the 2010 World Cup occupying the 92nd position.

Chrisbenogor:
You too sabi something that advert had me crying for the beer too it has to be the advert of the season, I feel like screaming too ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

cap28:
, if you could only stop watching cnn, fox and sky news maybe you might be able to learn something.

cap28:
open your eyes to the real world.

mbulela:
Meanwhile, the former Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Chief Mike Aondoakaa, was also seen at the Abuja airport last night on his way out of the country.

He was said to be heading to somewhere in Europe “to rest” a day after he lost his high-profile job in a minor cabinet reshuffle.

mbulela:
The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Prince Vincent Ogbulafor, and three other members of the National Working Committee (NWC) of the party left Abuja via London yesterday to brief Yar'Adua on the developments in Nigeria.
The decision of the leadership of the PDP to visit Yar'Adua in Saudi Arabia was taken after the NWC meeting with the principal officers of the National Assembly at the PDP office in Abuja.

Three governors, Isa Yuguda (Bauchi), Ibrahim Shema (Katsina) and Gabriel Suswam (Benue) had left Nigeria for Saudi Arabia on Wednesday to meet Yar'Adua.

doctor126:
There are thousand of jobs in UK, the problem is lack of information on how to get job over there.

zeedee:
There are jobs in the UK even for Nigerians but the FACT is that at least 70% of our Nigerians out there AREN'T working at jobs they would be proud of telling their mates about.

cap28:
-the few that do exist are certainly not being given to foreigners  therefore the situation that your friends have found themselves is going to increasingly become the norm amongst many nigerians particularly the ones doing jobs which do not require a high level of skill or expertise.

THE AMAKA:
[color=#ff1199]Nigerian? Yes.
but i wasn't really raised around them or the "Nigerian Way" so i don't exactly have the same "views" i guess as others.

Arnold1:
correction, IBB did not establish a university. He had one named after him
by the niger state govt.

nbem2008:
If you don't have an [b]MBA with at least 2 yrs experience, .[/b]

sophywil:
Actually the Gov. has tried, comparing him to other past governors. I strongly support him.
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