Beremx:
The moment when Akpabio is Akpaboing and talking nonsense.

If senselessness had a name....

the name would be Akpabio

MS247:



Let's get some facts clear

1: Your brother owes you nothing , you owe your brother cost of rent and accomodation

2: Your Parents owe you education, shelter and welfare until you are 18, or 21 when you are legally adult

3: If you want your brother to feed you after providing you accomodations, you humbly go to him and plead...

My dear brother, kindly assist me with feeding pending the time I get something doing fetching money and I can contribute to our welfare,

4: whenever you get any Money, try and refill your brothers cooking gas, buy some spaghetti or noddles, or Golden penny Semo, Vegetables Oil and present it to your brother




Now I want you to surprise your brother this Weekend for Saturday morning

Buy

Ugwu #50,
Okro #100
Okporoko #150
Ponmo #200
Ogbono #50
Cray Fish #100
Dry pepper #100
Onions #100
Locust bean #50
Buy Garri #200 or Fufu

That is roughly 1000 Naira

Cook Eba and Okro soup for your brother tomorrow morning and serve him

.

E be like say you be hin brother o...or you get younger brother like am for your house

tobby20:
teach us how to master it too na

abi make I see hw bad thing sef dey be like...

I cant get wallet address on binance...please guide me..07065091262... whatsapp

Please highlight what he has done....this epistle has only one probable achievement

yomi961:
At this most perilous moment in Nigeria’s history, I find Atiku as the right man to lead the country. There has never been a candidate more qualified for our nation’s highest office than Atiku. He has proven time and time again that his competence and capability to turn a hopeless situation around can not be underestimated.

As Vice President between 1999 and 2007, Atiku played a crucial role in upturning the damages of the military regimes on the country, accomplishing a lot, some of which include overseeing the process that paved the way for the liberalization of the telecommunication sector. During that time, Atiku gained wide experience– many of which would come in handy in the job of fixing Nigeria.

Atiku’s vision for building an economy that is strong and not reliant on oil derivation makes so much sense. Not only does Atiku have a plan to encourage active participation of the private sector in the growth of Nigeria’s economy, but he also has a plan to make sure it produced the trickle-down benefits enjoyed in many other parts of the world which does the same.

And assuring about Atiku is the fact that his ideas for Nigeria are not made in vague terms or failed promises, rather they are what has worked elsewhere and can work here too. His policy document in circulation showed he listens to the issues facing every average Nigerian and is ready to do something about them.

Atiku has promised a real effort to unite the country– the kind that will ensure “all Nigerians are equal and should be seen and treated equally.” This is reflected in his campaign theme of “ONE COUNTRY”, a clear commitment to bringing everyone together as ‘ONE PEOPLE’, making it impossible for the proponent of division to make any headway.

This is not just some campaign rhetoric– this is who Atiku is. This is more reason why Atiku is seen as a unifier. He has done it right in his home and can do it for Nigeria. The incentive for a united Nigeria is peace and stability, which are the core ingredients for the development and growth of any nation. The APC has mismanaged our diversity and Atiku is capable of keeping the country as one.

More is the promise of drafting as many as 40 percent of young people into his cabinet, providing them the needed exposure and experience in governance to take over from him. This will be a major shift in the country’s governance template, and one in the right direction, because for the very first time, we will have a president who truly understands the value of young people and does not only believe they are leaders of today but prepared to make it so.

With Atiku in the Aso Rock, we won’t have to wake up every morning worrying about policy inconsistencies and the attendant impact on our lives, nor will we have the fear that he will make decisions based on sentiments. Having Atiku as president will be having a man that knows the problem and has the right plans to address it. Nigeria will be a better place with Atiku as president.

After this write up...what are we ,the readers supposed to do

Lol

Lol

This kind of companies dont have family members to employ? See job description for 45k basic. Na wa o

Sorry about that...you surely would get a better offer ...abeg teach me how to start this freelance writing/copy writing...

Lol

Here we go...

How much

Let's all watch how it unfolds

Hmmmn....speaks volume

Abeg where Abba kyari....hin case don die natural death?

Na wa....Nigerians would jump at it if they have the opportunity...poverty here is on the rise just like it is in zimbabwe...smh

Greycious:


Ur contact?

whatsapp.. 07065091262

I have a nigerian used 2010 corolla for 3.3...negotiable...92700mileage...registered 3 months ago...

I need the lectures too

I am interested...whatsapp 07065091262...

Thanks

Lol...she was ready to protect her relationship at all cost

Wow...an extra #40k

Sylraph1:


Am really typeless......

Ladies be very careful,guys with sweet tough can get you to do the unthinkable....

Hope he cooling off in prison right now

Am igbo,but this one is one is an enormous disgrace to us

O boy....wetin u type no b here o

Interesting..

Hopefully this gets to the frontpage...

Ejorchris:
our president is our biggest problem,let him resign as Soon as possible so Nigeria will be better.

And let who take over?

NwaAmaikpe:




When all of this dies down.
Biodun Fatoyinbo should consider closing down his church and starting a fashion empire.

Then he won't be morally obliged to be sexually monogamous.

I definitely would love to have a one on one conversation with you...u dont look like what is portrayed about you here in the long run...

Interesting...

Childish

Wetin high rate of unemployment dey cause