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Mobo444, u are very silly (no offence). CNN 1872 |
My husband always lies on the side nearest the door. Anything that enters the room should catch him first. ![]() I sleep on 3/4 of the bed cos i like to roll around. More seriously, whatever the two of u decide is fine. |
Its no big deal. Whatever rocks ur boat. |
Nayah:your the one that wants to build the USA of Africa, they obviously don't. |
Don't go where you are not wanted. |
I have flown KLM and BA from Manchester to Nigeria this year. For my last trip i flew Air France return cos i couldn't book the same flight on KLM. I was pleasantly surprised. Their staff was more accommodating than KLM, the chairs were more spacious (maybe cos it was a smaller plane). They served alcohol on board, as much as u want. Anything u asked for and they could do it, they did. I went home and told my father in law and he was shocked. The last time he and his wife flew Air France, they left them stranded in Paris. So he hates the airline with a passion. I think it is lucky draw. U might get something better sometimes and other times , When i flew BA both times they were so rude. If u even ask politely for something they start threatening to disembark u. Mean people. That is one airline, i wont fly again. |
meen. just finished his light vs dark crap. He is so funny. He used to annoy me now he just makes me laugh (no offence). |
I tap into ur miracle. I will deliver safely and go home with my baby safe n sound. Amen. |
I never anticipated that twist. Thanks |
They are all on the heavy side. Wish they would take care of themselves more. |
Missy B:Yes o, i just never got around to it. Actually, there are many movies i have not watched but once i see who will watch it with me, i am game. |
I have really missed u sam. Nice to see that ur back with more likely scenarios. |
Slum dog millionaire Titanic Grease |
One year n dat was cos my husband went to do his masters for a year. |
[quote author=190. link=topic=384889.msg6545191#msg6545191 date=1281424673]blank (does it mean she has a blank brain) [/quote]Thanks. |
At least he is not gay. Go and check out Bisi Alimi. |
[center]2011: Ribadu, Oshiomhole, Tinubu in Game Changer[/center] By Imam Imam, 08.11.2010 The dynamics of the 2011 presidential race may be heading for a dramatic shuffling as the opposition puts its act together, with former chairman of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, now in the fray. THISDAY checks revealed that there are serious consultations currently going on to pair Ribadu with Edo State Governor Adams Oshiom-hole on the presidential ticket of the newly branded Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN). Former governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is expected to become the National Chairman of the party in the emerging calculations to tackle the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) which has been in power since 1999. The ACN strategists, THISDAY learnt, have ruled out working with any of Gen. Ibrahim Babangida, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and Gen. Muhammadu Buhari as a presidential candidate because “they represent the old order”. Buhari was military head of state from 1983 to 1985 while Babangida ruled as military president from 1985 to 1993 before “stepping aside”. Atiku was vice-president to former President Olusegun Obasanjo from 1999 to 2007. All three are currently in the race. “There should be a new thinking. We need new leadership in the country. Mr. Barack Obama became President of the United States at 48. The Prime Minister of UK, David Cameron, is 44. His deputy, Nick Clegg, is 43. The President of Russia, Dmitry Medvedev, is 44. That is the new spirit. The world will not take us seriously if we continue to present leaders from the generation of (Hosni) Mubarak and (Robert) Mugabe,” a senior party official told the newspaper last night. The aim of ACN is to transform the polity and change the way things are done in Nigeria, the official further said, emphasising the fact that Ribadu is 49 years old and is respected both nationally and internationally as the new face of leadership in the country. Sources close to the Ribadu, Oshiomhole and Tinubu said nothing has been finalised yet as “things are still crystallising” and it would be premature “to reach any conclusion”. “Ribadu has not even joined the party yet, so we cannot be discussing the possibility of him becoming our candidate,” another senior official of the party said. “If he joins today, all things are possible. Our doors are open to all.” Governor Olusegun Mimiko of Ondo State , who belongs to the Labour Party (LP), is said to be well disposed to the idea and is ready to work with all progressive-minded politicians to form a major movement across the country for the actualisation of “the dream”. Ribadu himself has made some extensive visits to politicians in Southern Nigeria in what is seen as consultative meetings. Commenting on the development last night, Oshiomhole refused to rule it out, but said he was more concerned with “delivering the goods” to the people of his state and freeing them from the stranglehold of godfathers. “I’m focussed on Edo State . I don’t want to be distracted by the talk of presidential race. We are focussed on how to use Edo money to develop the state rather than give our resources to godfathers as was being done in the past,” he said. AC on Monday changed its name to ACN to give it a national outlook. Party chairman Chief Bisi Akande said the move was informed by relentless attempts by the PDP to whittle down the relevance of all opposition parties and consequently turn Nigeria into a one-party state. He narrated how the PDP allegedly infiltrated the Progressive Peoples Alliance (PPA) and brought its governments in Abia and Imo states to its knees, adding that PDP also hijacked the governments of the ANPP in Bauchi and Zamfara by manipulating the defection of the governors from their original platforms to the PDP. According to him, the ruling ANPP in Kano State today is lonely because the PDP has opted to use the ANPP government in Borno as “the nemesis for ANPP government in Kano State ”. http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=180460 |
[center]NSE’s 9-Month Accounts Show N2.2bn Loss [/center] By Goddy Egene in Lagos and Onwuka Nzeshi in Abuja, 08.11.2010 Fresh facts have emerged on the financial position of Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) showing that it recorded a loss of N2.723 billion as at September 30, 2009, according to information from the management accounts obtained by THISDAY yesterday. SEC last week removed Prof. Ndi Okereke-Onyiuke over allegations of financial infractions and replaced her with Mr. Emmanue Ikhazoboh as the Interim Administrator. The Director-General of SEC, Ms Arunma Oteh, said last Thursday that the commission would launch a probe into financials of the exchange to ascertain the veracity of the allegations. The management account of NSE for the nine months ended September showed a loss of N2.723 billion. According to the accounts, while the exchange recorded an income of N2.176 billion, its total expenditure was N4.9 billion leading to a loss of N2.723 billion. The NSE had expected an income of N5.849 billion for the period but ended with only N2.176 billion. The highest income of N882 million was realised from transaction levy. This was followed by N628 million made from annual listing fees, while N280 million came from entrance levy. Also, the exchange made N207 million from interest on fixed deposit and N113 million from sundry income. However, the NSE expended N1.225 billion on salaries and allowances, N582 million on contribution to gratuity and pension fund, N488 million on depreciation and N468 million on market development expenses. Apart from N468 million expended on market development, the NSE spent N379 million on office/equipment/automate trading system/central securities depository. Business travel (overseas) consumed N217 million, business travel Abuja N56.3 million and local travel N56.6 million. A total of N208 million was spent on public enlightenment, while N189 million was expended on staff training and development among others. Business mogul Alhaji Aliko Dangote had in a petition to SEC alleged that the NSE was insolvent as was unable to meet its financial obligations. But the exchange denied the allegations, despite Dangote’s insistence of the financial crunch at the NSE. To prevent the situation from snowballing into a major crisis, SEC intervened last week by removing Okereke-Onyiuke and Dangote. Meanwhile, Oteh confirmed yesterday that about 260 individuals and corporate organisations operating in the stock market will soon be arraigned before the Investments and Securities Tribunal (IST) over their alleged involvement in stock manipulation, insider dealings and other sharp practices at the capital market. The allegations came on the heels of the crash at the stock market in the wake of the global economic meltdown during which the value of the stock market fell from a peak of about N12 trillion in March, 2008 to rock bottom of N5.5 trillion within eight months. Oteh confirmed the planned prosecution of offenders at a meeting with members of the House of Representatives Committee on Capital Market. The decision to prosecute the offending individuals and organisations, Oteh said, followed a series of complaints from investors about sharp practices that took place at the stock market. Chairman, House Committee on Capital Market and Institutions, Hon. Umar Jubril, said the meeting with SEC became necessary following the sweeping changes made by SEC on the leadership of the Nigeria stock Exchange. Before the closed door session, Oteh explained that SEC as the regulator of the capital market took some drastic decisions recently on the Stock Exchange because it cannot afford to turn a blind eye to the various abnormalities taking place at the market, particularly when its core mandate is to protect the investors and the interest of the general public. The SEC boss disclosed that a lot of Nigerians were severely affected by the crash because over the last few years a number of them invested in shares and stocks. According to her, more than seven million investors who invested in the market directly lost their investments due to this unprecedented crash, a situation that exposed the fragility in investors’ confidence. http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=180455 |
I kinda like the song, its not excellent but its okay. |
Chei, u made my heart skip a beat. I had to google it to be sure dat d guy dey kampe. No dey spread dat kain gist abeg. |
It was easy cos my parents and his parents had known we were dating for a while. I just told my parents that we want to do our introduction d next month, when will be convenient for them? He had to do the traditional thing and go n meet his dad with a bottle of drink to tell him officially. No big deal dere. |
Wahala90:Maybe he learnt from experience. |
Ndudim (life in me) Chisom (God follows me) Lotanna (Remember the father) |
Amalaaba:Let us forget about labels. So because Christians killed people before, muslims should start killing? Should u not be showing a better way which is meant to be the way of peace? Just hope this will be a peaceful month. |
Thanks, papa190. |
As long as u let him know u took it, no long thing. My husband leaves his wallet with me anytime we go out. I am the one that is tight fisted with money. ![]() If i want small money or big money, i will use his credit card n let him know so he can plan how to repay it. It is only stealing, if i do not let him know about it. |
Would like to know when the Ramadan will be coming up so i can plan for the public holiday. Thank you. |
Also, if someone is telling her about postinor, it could be that she is already pregnant. What are u going to do 2 address dat? |
What is making me laugh is that nearly other poster keeps saying "Cheater". There is no such word. It is "Cheat". Once a cheat, always a cheat. |
Dbanj n Genny are not dating so why should he be there? |
Up Enyimba!!!!!!!!!!!! Nigerian Champions. Were are all the haters now. The match was even more interesting than Man U vs Chelsea ![]() |
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Maybe you"re right but if we africans are not welcome in our own home I don't really know how we can build USA of Africa, for real this story is very sad