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If we investigate well now, she may be the one at fault, its very hard to side tenants, let's hear the side of the landlord ![]() |
folake4u:U still haven't replied me |
s3tt1ngz003:Do you have any experience? |
folake4u:I would have told you why, but i don't want to derail the thread. I realize you don't reply DMs but could you kindly amend the law for my sake? ![]() i sent you a DM |
we need to remember this man in our prayers ![]() |
folake4u:Could i know you more pls ![]() |
dodelight:the word "faultless" is ambiguous , you need to be specific. though No one may be without fault but we are not talking about treasury looters here. I never said you are or was a supporter of Atiku but I sense the hands of Esau and the voice of Jacob though |
folake4u:You are so beautiful, I love your natural looks |
dodelight:If you have a case against him pls bring it forward. However harlibuton case comes to mind ![]() When will Atiku visit the US? |
I will like to advice that they should have an online help center to address issues fast. If i had seen that i won't have created this thread. I was so pissed off that day ehn. I know this is hard to do , but it will profit the company in the long run. What if propertypro acts like the agent themselves , let them talk to landlords to give them their houses alone. most offline agents collect between 20 to 40k , they can collect like 25k as agency fee, this will make propertypro the only name know to man in the property industry. It is not going to be easy to achieve this. they will have to employ temporary staffs, or do pay per house you bring to the platform , but it will be worth it on the long run |
stubbornman:yes we should, you see some of us are really busy that we can't have time to be looking for house up and down, am so busy to the point that i buy toothbrush online(jumia) so we don't want to be disappointed nor scammed. propertypro guys just called me now and this made me happy and i must say am impressed with that |
dodelight:What do you want me to say again by already admitting that you will leave your house and queue in the sun or rain to go vote for a thief - yes I used that word and I won't appologise for it, except u can tell me what u mean by this statement "I don't want a saint but someone with business sense" |
PropertyProNG:Topstream properties |
Richdad50:What is that supposed to mean ![]() This your thinking is weird |
dodelight:I said it before you need to heal, so just because you desperately want to vote out PMB u will settle for an Atiku.. Hmmm |
dodelight:So who is your candidate? |
dodelight:What you should have done which u failed to do is ask how we plan to achieve this and not going about this stereotypical way of thinking about elections. Well our target is the entire south and North central |
dodelight:The president was right afteral, some youths are not only lazy but too timid, mind you this is not about a youth president but this about the quest for true leadership, if you are not tired of the rulership they subject us to, then Fela Durutoye is and the youths too. Join the train before its too late |
Jesusloveyou:We do and over 30million youths who are desirous of a new Nigeria |
dodelight:You just spoke like a typical Nigerian youth, what makes u think its on the north votes that brings in a president. Why do you suddenly think PMB and his handlers are romancing the SE, oh wait a minute, have u forgotten PMB won in the key states in the north in 2011 but still lost the election to Jonathan? |
igbodefender:Lol ![]() |
Andiebest:Waoo.. That smile is so powerful, never seen anything like it before |
**Fela Durotoye@47: Celebrating a Generational Shift Campaigner** Adetokunbo Olufela Durotoye, leadership coach, corporate trainer and presidential aspirant on the platform of the Alliance for New Nigeria, ANN, clocks 47 today which interestingly, is his wedding anniversary. Adedayo Adejobi writes on the milestone, his thoughts, and ideas on leadership. Olu Okeowo Celebrates “A s the saying goes: ‘You ver miss what you’ve never had’. I am really grateful for the quality of the relationship I have with my sons; Mobolurin, Demilade, and Morolaoluwa. They are my best friends and I have always believed that by the time they get married, I would have three daughters added to my family. Since my daughters-in-law will carry my name forever, all I have to do is to be patient and wait for my three daughters to arrive when my sons get married. Having waited so long, you can understand when I say I will be the best father-in-law ever. My wife feels so special being the only girl in our home. All four of us pamper her so much and give her all our love.” These were the words of Fela Durotoye, leadership coach and corporate trainer as well a presidential aspirant on the platform of the Alliance for New Nigeria, ANN. FD, as his friends and admirers call him, is 47 today and the day also marks the 17th anniversary of his wedding to his wife Tara, owner of House of Tara Beauty Centre in highbrow Lekki, Lagos. Fela is a father of three boys and he believes even his wife is not the ‘odd woman’ out among three ‘men’. To me, she is always pampered and she is very loved and that is why he believes that when his sons get married, There won’t be clinking of glasses. There will not also be popping of champagne. When THISDAY asked him earlier in the week how he would celebrate his birthday, he said there wouldn’t be any celebration. Rather, he would be doing what he usually does every year. And this involves going somewhere private with his sweetheart and reminisce about the state of the nation. Durotoye said the nation needs the younger generation more than ever before. To him, the raw energy the youth has makes it possible for them to devote time and that energy to building the country. Alluding to a music video playing on the television. To Durotoye, the music video is a metaphor of the Nigerian situation. According to him, if young Nigerians are given the chance to govern the country, the creativity and energy deployed in music videos indicate the high level of creativity that can be brought to governance. “If we are given the chance to lead the country, I don’t mean lead the country, but rule the country, that is the kind of creativity we would bring into governance,” Durotoye told THISDAY. “We keep talking of how Nigeria developed in the 60s and 70s. That should not surprise us. These men, who have refused to let go of leadership, or do I say rulership, were young then and they were full of energy and also full of ideas. That was why they were able to achieve much then because those were their best productive years. All they need right now is to let go of leadership and let the younger generation try their own leadership energy. The creativity you saw in that video will be replicated in governance.” That is a profound analysis. And thank God, Durotoye has thrown his hat into the ring. He wants to become president. He has already joined the Alliance for New Nigeria, ANN. To him, the desire to serve stems from the belief that Nigeria could be made the most desirable nation on earth by the year 2025. Tall dream you would say going by present realities but that is not with Durotoye. His raw energy and self-belief can be effervescent at times. Even when you tell him the odds are stacked against him going by the entrenched interests that have held the nation by the jugular since independence, Durotoye would tell you it is because Nigeria has always been ruled and not led. He added, “The apparent failure in leadership of our country comes from a rulership system that has over the years produced rulers rather than leaders. I believe that leaders are role models of excellence and integrity whose lives are worthy of emulation. True leaders have the ability to create and deliver desired results, desired outcomes and a desired future for all. In other words, Leaders make people, places and things better while rulers make people, places and things worse over time.” Speaking further, Durotoye said through the nation’s history, there has always been emergence of rulers in positions of authority instead of leaders in positions of service. “Rather than serve the people, rulers consider the people as their subjects who are meant to serve them and their interest. Rulers use the power of their position to oppress and make things difficult for their subjects (the people). Rather than royal fathers, the system produced traditional rulers and afterwards, colonial masters who never came to serve the people, and thereafter, military rulers who came as overlords to oppress the people. And from military rule, we’ve experienced political rulers in a democratic framework.” To him, true leaders make the lives of the people better; rulers make the lives of the people bitter. He pointed out, “As long as we do not replace the system of rulers, we will continue to experience the so called failure of leadership. The system is the problem.” Happy birthday to a visionary Leader! He has never STOLEN and he will never STEAL. �� #MyFD #greatPersonality #ExcellentSpirit. #anewnigeria #teamFD
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biacan:What is the problem with you ladies sef ![]() |
freshpzy1:Met an agent today, he said there is one available for 250k |
This car looks painted |
Am in Urgent need of a room self contain in ogba, ojodu berger axis. Pls call 08034879983 |
Which one are we to believe now, u 200k at the topic and 500k in the post |
KINGinVAHALA:I salute you bro |
chrisbaxtian:Yea I read the first one, |
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