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Lagusta:Br0s abeq o..biko |
Lagusta:Can you 0lease brief me what medicine nd sugery is all about..im an aspirant..will be writing p.ume in ui soon |
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Dapo777:Fake Niqqa claiming atheist..Is atheism A fan club?! |
MuguliciousMUGU:Anything in skirt |
mathefaro:Can 210 enter ui for med?? im damn curious |
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Who do you think is the better rapper of the two? 0pinions needed No Sentiments please Jugde according to their Flows..Rhymes..Punchlines..Mixed Metaphors And yh..sarcasm #Leqqo |
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If y0u ASk me..Na who ah qo Ask? |
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NIGERIANS may need to brace up for more hard times, as indications emerged yesterday that fuel scarcity may persist till June, after the incoming administration may have been sworn in on May 29,2015. The Guardian’s investigation revealed that the scarcity of the Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) otherwise known as petrol may continue till after the official take-over by the Buhari led administration, as marketers are wary of further importation for the fear of the unknown. Although, the Federal Government recently paid the marketers about N154 billion as part of the subsidy claims, reliable industry sources told The Guardian yesterday that the marketers are now shying away from importing products due to uncertainties surrounding the payment of their outstanding N200 billion. Meanwhile,the Federal Government yesterday disclosed its plans to conduct the first comprehensive survey to determine actual volume of crude oil, gas, among other petroleum products produced, consumed or exported out of the country. Statistician-General of the Federation, Dr. Yemi Kale stated this in Abuja yesterday during a one-day stakeholders meeting of survey on gas and petroleum product demand, supply and utilization. Kale noted that the study scheduled to involve administering of questionnaires is to be supervised by enumerators from the National Bureau of Statistics(NBS).The scope of the study will cover 2012-2014. The source confirmed that most marketers were only selling products that they could easily manage and not allow a situation where they will go into liquidation in case the unexpected happens. “We have been paid partially, but everybody is suspicious of what will happen to the outstanding balance owed marketers and what happens after May 29. Nobody is importing now against June, because no one is sure of what is going to happen next,” he stated. He added that traders are making offers offshore Lagos, but the marketers are resisting the offer and those traders are going back with their vessels. “There are so many vessels laden with fuel at Nigeria’s border line, but the marketers are not buying, there is nothing the traders can do than to go back with their products,” the source said. |
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MONROVIA, Liberia — Liberians gathered in the streets of the capital on Monday to celebrate the end of the Ebola epidemic in this West African country. The festivities come after the World Health Organization declared over the weekend that Liberia was finally Ebola-free. More than 4,700 people died during the Ebola crisis in Liberia, the country hardest hit by the outbreak. Ebola continues to claim victims in Sierra Leone and Guinea, where health officials have had difficulty tracing new cases. Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf closed the celebrations by recommitting herself to helping the governments and people of Sierra Leone and Guinea to overcome the disease. The effort to achieve that has already started. "We are going to intensify that effort because we know that until they are free, totally free, we are not free," she said. The president of Togo along with guests from the African Union, Ghana and Nigeria also attended the Liberian event. Liberia's Chief Justice Francis Korkpor called the Ebola crisis "an unprovoked attack on our nation that posed a serious threat to the survival of our existence." |
Nigeria’s President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari, says Nigeria will continue to cooperate with its neighbours in order to reduce insurgency and insecurity. This is part of the incoming government’s efforts to ensure the security of lives and properties in the country. Speaking in an interview with the media, shortly after a meeting held behind closed doors with Chadian President, Idris Derby, in Abuja, the nations capital on Monday, General Buhari said that his administration would undertake a comprehensive review of the security situation, with a view to curtail all forms of insurgency and terrorism. President Derby, who spoke in French, congratulated the President-elect and promised to strengthen the bilateral relations between Nigeria and Chad. |
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The crisis rocking the Peoples Democratic Party seems to have extended to its Lagos State chapter as it’s chairman, Captain Tunji Shelle, was on Monday sacked by 34 members of the State Working Committee. He was immediately replaced by Kamaldeen Olorunoje. The committee accused Shelle of mismanaging election campaign funds and manipulating the party’s primaries last year which ultimately led to the defeat of the PDP at the polls. |
N0t fewer than seven persons sustained varying degrees of injuries in a Sunday night inferno which gutted more than 109 shops and residential buildings in Ijora Area of Lagos State. The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the fire was said to have started from one of the shops at the 7up area of Ijora, where black oil was stored. Confirming the incident, the South-West Zonal spokeman of the National Emergency Maintenance Agency, Mr Ibrahim Farinloye, said the affected buildings belong to the Bayelsa Government. “About 109 shops and residential buildings were consumed in the fire outbreak at the scene, located in open space belonging to the Bayelsa State Government besides the 7up Bottling Company, Ijora. “One person who sustained serious burns was rescued and taken to the hospital. “The fire started from a shop filled with drums of black oil. People are also using the space as residence,” he said. NAN recalls that early in the year, two people were burnt to death in an early morning fire that ravaged no fewer than 10 buildings, including a brothel in Ijora. The inferno, which occurred on Jan 15, also destroyed millions of naira worth of property. Several people, mostly sex workers and their customers were also injured during the attempts by occupants to escape from the fierce fire in the brothel. The deceased persons were identified simply as John and Yaro and they were reportedly sleeping in one of the burnt buildings, when the fire started. Attempts by fire fighters from Iganmu Fire Service Station to put out the fire were blocked by irate hoodlums, who were reportedly seizing the opportunity to loot. The fire was said to have started following a power surge from one of the affected buildings and spread rapidly because of the nature of the wooden houses. |
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The fact I dint go to church , I know how some of them act, how will they act if I tell them i don't believe in God, in nigeria do people stigmatize atheists the way they stigmatize sickle cell oatients and HIV patients? 