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infonubia: I wish I could say the same. The story just got me more skeptical about schools generally.

aaaaaahhhhhhhh, no place is safe o.

i will manage for now.

this shud evoke some critical thinking.

am opening a thread on this,

been 40mins late maximum

but i didnt forget.

i bet ur mum will neva forget

my kids, then my nigerian passport and my car keys.

Ngenge: If i lives alone: credentials,phones & clothes. If I lives wit odas: credentials,phones & draging younger or elderly ones 2 safety

i cant stop laughing

made in nigeria.

samla: yes,the amount of roofing sheet materials you'll need will be determined after the woodwork.thats the most accurate form of measurement.

ok tnk u sir.

Dats why my kids will never step in to daycare, childminder etc. Been there, done dat have the T-shirt.

If u r not sure pls dnt comment.

Does it smell? How much is the discharge? Enough to soak ur pants. Is it thick or watery.

Lets statt from there.

Wen he is in trouble or am being sarcastic.

xynerise: We are saying the same thing

NO We are not.

Tribal marks is for the sole purpose of identifying with a particular ethnic group.

The benin one is applied as a treatment or cure cure for an illness. This is done irrespective of the childs tribe.

xynerise: Na Benin people dey put their own for belle.

On the cheeks.

Benin dnt put tribal marks on belly.

Dat design u see on their tummy is meant to be a traditional treatment for a childhood illness called Udeh (dnt know d English name)

They cut d tummy let it bleed abit and rub d medicine on it.

At 80 why go to America for treatment. ?

Not again

Family guy, naaahhh simpsons

Luv dem both.

Cant wait for real house wives of atlanta to begin

Need naira nowwwww

Good morning nairalanders.

Today's rate is 262.

Commission as low as £3 wen sending one thousand and over.

Have a sunny day, it cloudy here

gowaga68: i would want to know that from you, cos in your first post you were saying someone has to have account in UK or so .

yes, dats becos dats where i will pay d pounds into.

am assuming u need pounds, and have to buy it.

you pay me naira, into my nigeria bank acct i pay pounds to ur uk acct.


i can also pay naira to ur naija acct and take pounds from u in the u. its vice versa

think of my is western union

gowaga68: i most be harsh na, i replied, by resending you another question for us to discuss how to actualize it but since then i just dey see you pink light.

ok, lets start again, wat the proposition?

gowaga68: i most be harsh na, i replied, by resending you another question for us to discuss how to actualize it but since then i just dey see you pink light.

as i no reply u go know say i no see am nah,

resend am i beg,
no vex.

if u call ur husband daddy, then be ready to be treated like his child.

meeeeeeen

husband dey hard for naija o

we go strike o

awwwwww cute baby

jay bee: We need to do business again
You are very efficient.
Keep ya head up

GBOZAAAA
go on bro, testify

tnk u sir

am available anytime.

tbk u bros for doing biz wit me today,

i forgot to ask were u are based, am guessing london.

now go forth and testify

tnks to d brother dat did biz with me today

God bless

samla: 2x4-130 pcs
2x3-130 pcs
2x2-80pcs
1x12x12-12pcs
4'' nails
3''nails
the prices for the longspan 0.45mm-850 while that of 0.55mm is 1,200
the prices for the step-tiles 0.45mm thickness -1,100 while that of 0.55mm is 1,350. the actual quote can be determined after the woodwork has been done.

ok tnk u, but i still dnt know d quantity of aluminium i will need

or i can only get that after woodwork?

gowaga68: it seems you are not serious
you hardly responds to your mail.

ahhhhh bro u harsh o,

check ur previous post u even acknowledge my mail and wished me a happy sunday.

gowaga68: it seems you are not serious
you hardly responds to your mail.

neva, if u email me i will respond.

this is my job, email me now and u will see how quickly i will reply.

u can also flash me, and i will call u

am also on watsapp.

0750 690 4256.

still waiting

still trading

call us now

lolaxavier: Just like yesterday. I lost Bayowa, my younger brother, our last born. He travelled home on a saturday to pick up his secondary school credential as part of what he is to tender at KPMG after passing their test and first interview. He complained of headache when he got home and my mum and dad took him to a hospital and he was attended to.
My parent came back from church on Sunday and he asked my mum for a cup of tea. He drank it and vomitted. My dad took him to the bathroom and from there, he slumped. Rushed to the hospital, there was no response from him. His heart kept beating but no tiny, single response from him. My elder brother, a doctor at UCH Ibadan, rushed down that same day to Ondo state and got an ambulance which was used to convey him to UCH. At 1:00 am in the morning of Sunday, they got to UCH and was immediately placed on life support machine in their Intensive care unit.
With my mum, dad and siblings all present, all making journey down to Ibadan from our various destinations, we kept hoping and praying. Well, believe me, the eyes that Bayowa closed from the bathroom was the last. He never opened those eyes. Bayowa passed away about 2.30am on the following Tuesday, barely 13 days after his birthday. He died right in my presence. This memory has stuck with everyone and truly, his demise has shattered a lot.
CT scan done before he died revealed that he has bled seriously into the ventricles in his brain and that all the time he was complaining of headache, he was already bleeding seriously in his brain. At the end he was diagnosed to have leukaemia (a form of cancer of the blood). No visible signs or symptoms.
This happened on May 2, 2012, barely three months after finishing NYSC. He studied Elect Elect from FUTA.
Bayowa, I miss you, we all miss you. The exit of a genius. He was 24 years old.

dat finally got me in the heart. Cant stop the tesrs. R I P young blood.