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OP I beg, this pictures no belleful me, like Oliver twist I want to see more pinshures. |
MrRhymes101:Bros why u dey quick vex? U be albino? |
Please stop bringing pictures of toyin aimku to the FP. There is nothing classy about her. She is a waste of mb. |
I can't find any IBO on this thread. OK, they are peeping thru the window. ![]() |
Handsomecole:That dude is politically dead even in his Bende LGA |
Boring:I noticed this and I felt same should have happened to kings landing, whereby the barrateon's stag should have been changed to the lannisters lion. |
saheedbadmus:Tanx for the candid advice. A big Amen to your prayers. |
Muyesky:Your expert advice is needed on this thread. Please kindly respond https://www.nairaland.com/3205136/quotation-needed-aluminium-roofing-3 |
mufutau55:Tanx bro |
Do you know that the first Nigerian president, the Late Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, once attempted to commit suicide. Well, he tried but was unsuccessful. Here are the details as disclosed by the Great Zik of Africa himself in his biography, published by TheNEWS magazine today. By Nnamdi Azikiwe The year 1927 is an important landmark in my biography for three reasons: first, I was practically alone in the world; secondly my plan to commit felo-de-se ended abortively; thirdly, I discovered myself as a self-reliant man. Having spent eighteen months in the United States and attained physical maturity, I now understood what it meant to rely upon one’s individual efforts, instead of depending upon others, when it came to the solution of the practical day-to-day problems of life. I had made a good academic record at Storer College during my two years of study there. My first year was spent in finishing preparatory studies in the high school or secondary department. This was equivalent to university entrance or matriculation examination. In May 1926, I passed the examinations in the following papers with good grades: Botany ‘A’, Zoology ‘A’, Advanced Algebra, ‘A,’ Latin Language and Literature (Caesar and Cicero) ‘A’, French Language and Literature (Le voyage de M. perrichon and La tulipe noire) ‘B’, and American Literature ‘B’. The following year I enrolled in the Junior College department and passed examinations in the Freshman class as follows: Astronomy ‘A’, Geology ‘B’, Trigonometry ‘A’, Latin Language and Literature (Ovid and Livy) ‘A’, Philosophy (Ethics) ‘A’, and Sociology ‘A’. Other things being equal, the two semesters’ work should have enabled me have sophomore classification at Howard University and save me time and money. which was precisely what happened. As soon as Storer College ended the 1926-27 session in June 1927, President MacDonald conferred with me in his office and informed me that the college had done its part in my educational career. He commended me for making enviable grades in my studies and wished for me a successful career in the university of my choice. He would be happy to give me a testimonial certifying that my character was excellent and that I worked in the college conscientiously as a person with a sense of responsibility. Then he remarked that my alma mater now wished me to go forth into the world and discover myself. It was true that Storer College offered two years of Junior college work, but he thought that no useful purpose would be served by my continuing another year, thus wasting time that should be concentrated in the important subjects of my specialization for a university degree. With a pat on the back, he bade me farewell and hoped that when I made my mark in the world I would not forget Storer College. I kept faith with this college, for in 1947, I donated a cheque of one thousand dollars to it in appreciation of the opportunity it gave me in life. When I entered the ‘Pittsburgh Express’, at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Station, bound for the smoky city of Pittsburgh, so described because of the many steel mills and collieries established there or near it, I felt that I was embarking upon a great adventure. As soon as we left the four tables besides the monument of John Brown, my thoughts were transferred to my new life. I reached Pittsburgh the next morning and started to seek for employment. I tried to secure a job as a labourer in connection with the streetcars (trams) or as a porter, but I was unsuccessful. After four day’s effort, I was lucky enough to be employed by the Duquesne Electric Company. This Corporation held the franchise for supplying electricity to a certain section of this smoky city of three-quarters-of-a-million souls. I was placed on the ditch-digging gang. The foreman asked my name and for my previous experience, I told him that I was called ‘Ben Zik’. He wrote down ‘Benzene’ on the pay-roll. I was given a pick and shovel and directed to follow the other labourers. http://thenewsnigeria.com.ng/2016/07/in-nnamdi-azikiwes-own-words-why-i-attempted-suicide/ |
How much steam pressure can this boiler generate? This technology is as old as Methuselah himself. We should be talking about clean-energy powered steam boilers. |
Ishilove:AMEN IJN. |
Good work Op. How much will it cost me to do a similar parapet. My building is 30X30 ft. |
The measurement is 40x40 ft. If you have a quotation, please drop it here. |
I urgently need quotation for the aluminium roofing of a 3 bedroom flat I am currently building in abeokuta. The building is designed with the plan in the picture. I got the plan here from nairaland, so whoever designed it, I appreciate you for sharing the plan on this platform. The building is almost at lintel level, so a quotation is required urgently. The dimension of the layout is 40x40 ft.
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For PDP everything na double double
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Fugazi: |
If it was sahara reporters that broke this news, headline would have been "Buhari's investment traced to india: the Aisha connection" |
sholamaami:I tot I was the only Ijebu Ife guy on Nairaland. Proudly Ijebu Ife too from Iwade. |
With this tomatoes scarcity, tuta absoluta seems to be more dangerous than Ebola and lassa fever combined. |
Nigerian musician, Lagbaja popularly called the masked one has finally unmasked his face.
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Checkout this Amazing Salt Art by Mexican Artist Rob Ferrel.
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Checkout this Amazing Salt Art by Mexican Artist Rob Ferrel.
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Checkout this Amazing Salt Art by Mexican Artist Rob Ferrel.
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This thread is a kidszone. I am outta here. |
Nah op dey lie abi na vanguard news? I just finished watching the obj interview on channels news. First, obj never said emm, he said ehn ehn! Like 3 times and didn't even answer the question about signing budget without details but told the journalist to go and ask whosoever told him so. |
Chukwuemekankem:Tell that to your father. |
kulekaa:Go and tell that to wizzy or lindodo |
Wetin concern me with nmadi Kanu. I can lick Linda's smelly puzzy for just 10litres of fuel. |
udmbat:Are you from Ijebu Ife? If yes, from which quarter? I got a book from one of these Ife day celebrations which highlights all the king that has reigned in ijebu Ife. If time permits may be I will post it here. |
