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SET RECORD:why - u wan marry am. Yar adua does not know this child. |
OMO IBO:I am sorry - i over reacted. ( it has been removed) |
ADEOMOLE:Welcome to Nigeria. The fact of the matter - black market in any viable society is illegal . In modern societies the underground economy covers a vast array of activities. It is generally smallest in countries where economic freedom is greatest, and becomes progressively larger in those areas where corruption, regulation, or legal monopolies restrict legitimate economic activity. |
profibadan:This is same technology that work flawlessly in another country( i have used atm for almost 12 years and i have never heard of this issue anywhere in the u.k) but bring the same technology to Nigeria na another story. What a shame |
When i become President ,firstly introduce capital punishment for corruption. then i am going to ban importation for aleast 18months, take half of Nigerian foreign Reserve and it spend it on keys areas such as agriculture, textiles, electricity generation, healthcare, transportation network, technology. All effort will be harnessed to turn Nigeria into a little china 95% exportation. It can be done, I have the will power my own is just 3 point agenda. 1. Infrastructure 2. Deal ruthlessly with corruption 3. Exportation, Exportation, Exportation |
The question - why is Nigeria full of crooks. every fu cking person is an opportunist - very sad. I definately agree we deserve the leaders we have in that fuc king country. You the know the saying " Your leaders are a reflection of the present society" |
One Party System for all and forever |
"The key message was that God wants you rich and believers are "empowered to prosper"." @ poster is the above True or False? |
Who should be held responsible for this unecessary death and you say we should continue to pray for these people(leaders). |
A middle-aged man, simply identified as Olabiyi, died on Thursday afternoon after being electrocuted by a high tension cable at Mangoro area of Lagos. Witnesses said the victim was waiting in front of a filling station on Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway to catch a bus to Ikeja when a high tension cable across the busy road snapped, swung dangerously to where he sat and circled his left leg. Olabiyi, a native of Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, was on his way to Isheri on an official assignment. He was said to be sitting on the marble enclosure around the signpost of the filling station when a commotion ensued, as bystanders fled from the swinging stray cable. According to an eyewitness, Segun Ademola, “The deceased was not the only person at the bus-stop when the incident occurred. There were about seven other Ikeja-bound passengers waiting by the filling station at the time. A man, who was sitting beside the deceased, escaped with minor injuries while he (Biyi) died on the spot.” Seeing that his left leg had caught fire, the eyewitnesses said staff of the filling station immediately rushed to the scene with fire extinguishers, with which they managed to save the corpse from being engulfed. His co-resident at No.31, Babaponmile Street, Mangoro, Abdullahi Musa, described the late Biyi as a humble, diligent and hardworking young man. He said that shortly before his death, Olabiyi gave N1,000 to another co-resident. Our correspondents learnt that some officials of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria had worked on some electricity cables running across the road about an hour before the incident. After they left, a container-laden truck on its way from Ikeja tore one of the cables, which flew across the road before hitting Olabiyi. A detachment of policemen from Dopemu division of the Lagos State Police Command was deployed on the scene to control traffic and onlookers. For over two hours, no PHCN official was seen in the area. Some bystanders said they ran to the power utility’s offices nearby to report the incident but found them locked. When contacted at about 4.40pm, the Public Affairs Manager of the PHCN, Ikeja Distribution Zone, Mr. Pekun Adeyanju, said he was not aware of the incident. He said a report should be made to the Akowonjo Business Unit, which controls electricity supply to Mangoro and its environs. He, however, promised to brief the relevant business unit. As the police were about to remove the corpse at 5.03p.m. in a Ranger Ford pickup van registered as NPF 9526B, some PHCN officials appeared at the scene and rolled the stray cable to a safe distance. An unidentified man, who described himself as the late Olabiyi’s brother, wailed nearby. Speaking as he was restrained by policemen from rushing to where the corpse lay, he said he spoke with the deceased on the telephone shortly before the incident. http://www.punchontheweb.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art2009041617554829
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419 expert, would you like me to send you money for hosiptal treatment for your mother |
Mechanic |
yes, i am stil here - can you give me your mother's number |
bisotec:The thing don pa fu ka . Possible read issue - maybe the cd laser reader has shifted or dead |
Yellow Fever - Oyinbo is tanning to like black man while blackman is bleaching to look like Oyinbo This world don mess up |
Garri too is going through Economic meltdown |
I suspect it is all about location, location location. I wont expect you to plant a subway in oworoshoki or bariga? |
Can you give a rough idea of what the cost is |
Nigeria does and cant handle such people with intelliegence. No infrastructure to nuture such talent. I would advice that she should be shipped out of the country with immediate effect before she ends working in a bank (what a waste) |
If this true then Nigeria is a useless country |
DEBOLABI:Why dont you follow javaprince instructions. |
spikedcylinder:But the clip also say a nigeria doctor ( who claims to have sent the babies to his wife in Nigeria )was arrested and the babies are on the way to nigeria |
where can i watch the game online |
nonsense - i even thought it was top 100 can you imagine First Bank Plc is ranked at 1,375, while the UBA comes on the list at number 1,560. Intercontinental Bank Plc completes Nigeria’s showing at 1,798. Like the way yar adua wanted to enter G20 by force. when we belong to G2200 @ikey I find offence with your comments . it sounds like you have problem with other tribes in Nigeria. Please explain |
deb:Like the recent Rebranding Jamboree by Prof Dora |
year 2020 according to the great prophet |
Iretia:Kudos - More Grease to your elbow . Just a few functional issues You website is not functional with Firefox I tried looking a street (Miyaki street in Oworoshoki) that result also failed will post more later Thanks |
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