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anigbajumo:
That's exactly where it belongs, his old tactics has gone to mud. Make him sit down one side before another disgrace but make we talk true pep na better manager. He has never been sacked by any club he has managed in over 10yr now, am optimistic before pep reach the years Ferguson used in Man utd he might have won double of wat baba won at Man utd.

If u think say I dey lie, check statistics.

fuxul:
lmao. in case you see his name anywhere, just know he’s a big scammer. he owns groups called sportybet 100% or anything like that. stay safe. his telegram handle is sportybet3020

mabeni:
lately, I have been seeing myself in the community where I grew up and with my childhood friends. The community I left over 14years ago. What does that implies.
Note : I am an easy going person and I don't keep friends now.
I only have one friend.

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Bolognese:
If you read and understood what I wrote you won’t be asking this.

Let me help you, the results for the Imo Election as declared by INEC was from about 3000 polling units, without votes from 388 Units, meaning No result sheets from all the 388 Units Hope claimed he won were included in the collation process. According to him, they were EXCLUDED during collation at the ward collation centres. If INEC had accepted the results first, before cancelling it, the results from these 388 units would have appeared under cancelled votes. But this was not the case. INEC didn’t accept it!

For all the 388 Units, Accredited Votes = 0; Total Votes Cast = 0. In the last election, Accreditation and Voting took place same time.

For example, let’s assume you wrote WAEC and you’re expected to write 9 papers. The results are out and WAEC claims you wrote only 5 papers, went ahead to produce a certificate for you saying you sat for only 5 papers. In the same certificate you passed 3 and failed 2. They claim the other 4 you cheated or were absent and yet WAEC couldn’t prove this. You took your school and WAEC to court, showed evidence that the remaining 4 papers, you indeed sat for them, but no reason was given by WAEC for the omission. If the 4 papers are marked and you passed 3, and failed 1, will the total number of papers you passed and failed remain static?

This is similar to the case of accredited and total votes in Imo!

Bolognese:
If you read and understood what I wrote you won’t be asking this.

Let me help you, the results for the Imo Election as declared by INEC was from about 3000 polling units, without votes from 388 Units, meaning No result sheets from all the 388 Units Hope claimed he won were included in the collation process. According to him, they were EXCLUDED during collation at the ward collation centres. If INEC had accepted the results first, before cancelling it, the results from these 388 units would have appeared under cancelled votes. But this was not the case. INEC didn’t accept it!

For all the 388 Units, Accredited Votes = 0; Total Votes Cast = 0. In the last election, Accreditation and Voting took place same time.

For example, let’s assume you wrote WAEC and you’re expected to write 9 papers. The results are out and WAEC claims you wrote only 5 papers, went ahead to produce a certificate for you saying you sat for only 5 papers. In the same certificate you passed 3 and failed 2. They claim the other 4 you cheated or were absent and yet WAEC couldn’t prove this. You took your school and WAEC to court, showed evidence that the remaining 4 papers, you indeed sat for them, but no reason was given by WAEC for the omission. If the 4 papers are marked and you passed 3, and failed 1, will the total number of papers you passed and failed remain static?

This is similar to the case of accredited and total votes in Imo!

Bolognese:
If you read and understood what I wrote you won’t be asking this.

Let me help you, the results for the Imo Election as declared by INEC was from about 3000 polling units, without votes from 388 Units, meaning No result sheets from all the 388 Units Hope claimed he won were included in the collation process. According to him, they were EXCLUDED during collation at the ward collation centres. If INEC had accepted the results first, before cancelling it, the results from these 388 units would have appeared under cancelled votes. But this was not the case. INEC didn’t accept it!

For all the 388 Units, Accredited Votes = 0; Total Votes Cast = 0. In the last election, Accreditation and Voting took place same time.

For example, let’s assume you wrote WAEC and you’re expected to write 9 papers. The results are out and WAEC claims you wrote only 5 papers, went ahead to produce a certificate for you saying you sat for only 5 papers. In the same certificate you passed 3 and failed 2. They claim the other 4 you cheated or were absent and yet WAEC couldn’t prove this. You took your school and WAEC to court, showed evidence that the remaining 4 papers, you indeed sat for them, but no reason was given by WAEC for the omission. If the 4 papers are marked and you passed 3, and failed 1, will the total number of papers you passed and failed remain static?

This is similar to the case of accredited and total votes in Imo!

Qualityfootwear:
Commendable but hope water wont scarce like this?


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ForeThinker:
Again ??

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QuotaSystem:
That's very welcome. I and my friends totally boycotted all South African music today (especially Master KG).

Let's all continue to unite & stand against Xenophobia in every little way we can.

However we must tell ourselves the truth - as a nation, we need to stop the exportation of crime, especially drug & human trafficking, to other countries. The crimes of a few are seriously tarnishing our international image, which will have an adverse effect on business opportunities available to Nigerians worldwide. We therefore need to tackle the issue from both ends.

Today it is South Africa; do we also have to wait for the likes of India to start attacking Nigerians before we do something about the worsening cases of drug crimes by Nigerians in that country among others? The truth is that any society will naturally seek to expunge any foreign elements perceived to be a cancer to that society. It is unavoidable.

We must then re-orient our youths, on the virtues of honesty & diligence, while condemning the reckless worship of ill-gotten wealth; because no Nigerian, anywhere, is unaffected by this plague which is attracting notoriety and negative profiling to our dear country. Let us do better.

krattoss:
Electricity isn't cheap anywhere in the world.

The problem is will they deliver after the payment?

krattoss:
Electricity isn't cheap anywhere in the world.

The problem is will they deliver after the payment?

krattoss:
Electricity isn't cheap anywhere in the world.

The problem is will they deliver after the payment?

Guestlander:
Chest beating and reality on the ground are two different things. Yorubas actually travel a lot. Mabe not to iboland though.
I put it to you once again to name the place on this blue planet where you will find ibos and Yorubas are not there.

Guestlander:
Chest beating and reality on the ground are two different things. Yorubas actually travel a lot. Mabe not to iboland though.
I put it to you once again to name the place on this blue planet where you will find ibos and Yorubas are not there.

Guestlander:
Chest beating and reality on the ground are two different things. Yorubas actually travel a lot. Mabe not to iboland though.
I put it to you once again to name the place on this blue planet where you will find ibos and Yorubas are not there.