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Buhari is presiding over about 180 million people, Adeboye shepherds about 5 million people. |
Even the combination of Messi and Neymar can't produce the quality of that goal. The little magician, Onuoha's sublime pass to Sikiru Olatunbosun who flick the ball over a Ranger's defender before putting a long range shot to the corner of the net brought a a sweet memory of Zidane. |
0-4-2 |
If Wenger goes ehn, Arsenal won't make top 6 for the next four seasons. |
Pablo Escobar. |
Oh Baby, make up on fleek, oya oh baby Pepper dem gang Oya Oh baby. |
One day, one day, our prinstipal wear into the class. He asking us why are we killing noise instead of counting our books. Because I did not enter my shoe, he said I were among the noise killers. I telled him I were not there. He sweeped me a hot slap. |
No one lies like Lai |
Put everything here. |
Na Wa o |
Could that be true? |
And the stoves are rotting away inside the velodrome at the Abuja National stadium
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Is this a lion or a big cat. Mtshewww!!! |
Is that Trump. |
All these they're saying is crap. They ought to have done this long ago. The information they should be bringing out now is when the form will come out, the amount and when the exam will start. With the way they're going, this year's UTME may be worse than last year's. |
i love mikel |
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Native to parts of western and central Africa, the long tailed-pangolin has been found as far west and north as Senegal, across the continent to Uganda, and south into Angola. They are found in areas such as the Congo Basin and Guinean forests. A distinct gap in populations has been observed starting in southwest Ghana, with no record of individuals found until west Nigeria. Long-tailed pangolins are found in moist, tropical riverine and swamp forest environments, but have been observed in altered forests (bush), and agricultural areas of former lowland rain forests. They are almost exclusively arboreal, spending the majority of their time in the canopy region. They prefer to live in the interior part of the forests, avoiding the outermost edges. They are capable swimmers, and are usually found near water. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long-tailed_pangolin |
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Over three trailer loads of gas stoves allegedly purchased as election gifts by former President Goodluck Jonathan’s campaign team have been abandoned and locked up in the velodrome of the National Stadium, Abuja, for about two years. The 3,600-capacity velodrome (an arena for track cycling) was completed in 2002 ahead of the 2003 All Africa Games hosted by Abuja. However, the multimillion-naira velodrome has been abandoned since the Games. The cooking stoves estimated to have cost millions of naira were said to have been kept inside the velodrome since 2014 by the Jonathan re-election campaigners, apparently to be used to woo voters during the 2015 presidential elections. Our correspondent, who visited the stadium on Monday, saw over 2,000 rusting cooking stoves abandoned at the velodrome. The facility, which is in a dilapidating condition, was filled with litter when our correspondent visited. The cooking stoves, our correspondent observed, filled up the basement store of the velodrome and spilled over to the upper level. It was learnt that they were brought from Lagos and kept at the stadium, while some were taken to the North by the contractors. A driver with the ministry of sports, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said cyclists and other sports enthusiasts had been unable to access the velodrome since the authorities locked it up. “The gas burners were brought for the election campaign of former President Jonathan, but I don’t know why they were not shared. What I learnt was that the items were supplied late by the contractors,” he stated. But a security guard explained that the stadium management had written to the Jonathan campaign team several times to remove the items, but there had not been any response. He stated that the stoves had attracted burglars to the stadium, adding that the velodrome had been raided three times. The guard, a member of the Nigerian Legion, said the security personnel at the stadium now live in fear over the raids on the velodrome by thieves who scale the fence to steal the gas stoves. He said, “Thieves raided the velodrome last month. They will park their truck along the road, scale the perimeter fence and jump over the second fence into the velodrome and throw out as many gas stoves as they like. “Each time we see their powerful torchlight, we run for cover because we are not armed and we cannot confront them. When we informed the police about it, they deployed policemen armed with batons like us and after about two weeks, they stopped coming.” Following the incessant burglary, the legionnaire told our correspondent that the stadium authorities had directed that four security guards should be on duty at night, with one guard on patrol during the day. The guard lamented their working conditions, saying they had not been paid by the sports ministry in the last five months. “Each time the Nigerian Legion approached them for our salaries, the ministry said they didn’t have money. We are just doing this job because we have nothing else to do,” he said. The Director, Public Relations, Ministry of Youth and Sports, Mr. Tolu Makinde, said the stoves were procured by the last administration for its poverty alleviation programme. He added that they were kept in the velodrome because the Federal Government had not fully paid the contractors, adding that they would be removed as soon as the issue of payment was settled. He admitted that the ministry was owing the security guards, but noted that the director of finance and administration had assured him that the men would soon be paid. Makinde said, “The information I gathered is that the materials are gas stoves. The last administration bought it as part of its poverty alleviation programme, but it appears they did not fully settle the contractor, that is why they are being kept there. The stoves are being kept there temporarily.” http://punchng.com/campaigners-abandon-jonathan-stoves-abuja-stadium/
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1. Alagomeji 2. Admiralty Way 3. Apapa 4. Alapere 5.Queens Drive, Ikoyi 6. Maryland 7.4 Points by Sheraton 8. Banana Island 9.Oniru 10. Race course 11. Mile 12 12. Oko Oba 13.Ajah 14.Alagomeji 15.Ojuelegba |
Pathetic. |
Salam. Is it true that after performing it, one will see certain signs either in dreams or whatever that will prove that the person is right for one? |
The one and only Fidel Castro finally gone. A great American enemy. |
I guess it won't be too different from how post utme are registered. |
There is air of equality in one and the other portrays superiority. The O's have it but the B's also did well. |
ALAYORMII:I thought my day was already made until I saw this. I want to laugh till tomorrow. |
Can the sim be used with a modem? |
Hope he will be able to sustain it given this current economic downturn. |
A fairly used QUANTUM PROJECTOR is available for sale for in Lagos. It comes with a screen, a remote control and laser pointer which is good for presentation. If interested, call this number 07057137194.
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Human baggage! How did he manage to survive for 45 minutes. Africans can do anything to get to Europe. |
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