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ademlabi: Make your enquiries and I will provide answers to your questions and make full explanation asap, we fix an appointment during the week to visit Cotonou where we will ge the opportunity to settle for the car that soothes your taste.

    The ride gets to Lagos two days after complete payment.I deliver cars nation wide.You can count on me in getting you a sharp and neat ride @ d best of prices with a low mileage.

_BELOW IS A BRIEF EXPLANATION_

    On the first day of our visit to Cotonou, all you need do is to come up with about 25k, 5k will serve as transportation to and fro to cotonou while the 20k will be for deposit when we get the car we want to settle for.

   After several inspection comparing the different cars, the deposit is made for the car we want to settle for, we get to the bank to get the full payment and the car gets to Lagos two daysafter complete payment.I offer a nation wide delivery of cars.

Thank you

It will be nice doing business with you.


Call me on 07063943373, 08052029045, 070421994661

OR email: youngholf@yahoo.com

Ademola.

Funkymallam: The Ministry of Power has assured that worst days of power supply in Nigeria are over, noting that the recent improvement in the sector would be maintained to meet international standards.
The ministry also refuted media reports that the Shiroro Dam which supplies water to the Shiroro Hydro Power Station was shut down by the workers union.

A statement by the Special Assistant, Media, to the Minister of Power, Mr. Ogbuagu Anikwe, read, “The reports were obviously planted by a handful of professional trade unionists in the leadership of the National Union of Electricity Employees, who do not consider anything sacred in their self-assigned mission of agitation and propaganda against the ongoing power sector reform.

“We would like to assure all Nigerians that the worst days are over as far as electricity is concerned. The current improvement is not irreversible. The programme for power development in Nigeria to international standards is very much on course, and the whole world is convinced that Nigeria is finally on the right electricity track.”

According to the ministry, the facility performed better than the 760mw-Kainji hydro power plant built in 1968, which had not been overhauled till date. It added that the station was a major contributor to the unprecedented 4,237mw on the national grid and the 70mw reserve generated since August 7, this year.



http://dailypost.com.ng/2012/08/12/good-news-there-will-power-outages-fg/?wt=3

denzel2009: fine school.

RICHIE BOI: This was her Last Picture in Abuja Airport before she Left us .

Rest in Perfect Peace and May Almighty God Accept your Soul.

cogitoErgo: are they dead?

Imanuelle: 386? Is dat a model number or quantity

Imanuelle: 386? Is dat a model number or quantity

Akwasi: https://techloy.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/Africas-Top-10-Fastest-Broadband-Speed-Countries-March-2012-e1331572698360.png
According to latest statistics from Ookla’s NetIndex, Ghana has been ranked with the fastest broadband Internet speed in Africa.

Ookla is the global leader in broadband testing and web-based network diagnostic applications. Based on millions of recent test results from Speedtest.net, the NetIndex compares and ranks consumer download speeds around the globe.

From the results, Ghana currently has download speeds of up to 5.14 Mbps, ranking it 73rd in the world. The country is closely followed by Kenya with 4.94 Mbps, Angola with 4.53 Mbps, Rwanda with 3.28 Mbps and Zimbabwe with 2.98 Mbps in that particular order.

Other African countries with the fastest broadband speed include South Africa with 2.98 Mbps, ranked 6th in Africa and 105th in the world; Libya with 2.94 Mbps, ranked 7th in Africa; Morocco with 2.77 Mbps, ranked 8th; Nigeria with 2.30 Mbps, ranked 9th in Africa and 129th in the world; and Tunisia ranked 10th with 2.12 Mbps.

http://techloy.com/2012/03/12/africa-top-broadband-speed/

PeterKbaba: We all keep complaining , but refuse to vote the PDP government out.. oh wat a country

kunyeo: This topic started from the discussion in my office based on the myriad of problems facing Nigeria ,especially from the perspective of leadership. We came up with the following qualities: 1.A man ready to lay down his life 2 A man who would have shipped his family to a remote country to avoid a backlash effect of his action. . 3 A man ready to issue a public disclaimer of friends and relatives. 4.A man who is absolutely faithful to his wife 5. A man that enjoys fasting and doesn't drink,to avoid being poisoned. 6 A man that hates parties and would never eat outside. 7 A man that is Godly that believes and trusts in God . 8 A man that surrounds himself with men of prayer 24/7 8. Lastly a man a clear goal of what he wants to achieve. Please be free to add your own.