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Kennyking1234:join the last digits Please don't quote so I can delete it later just drop okay under so I know u have seen it |
How do you take care of more than your official girlfriend. you take one out to a restaurant. go shopping. buy gifts. How are you not broke? |
I met a high school Friend of mine a month ago and God she looked like an angel I enquired if she she had done surgery she laughed and said it was nothing special just her average look. I later found out she was into modelling. she invited to one of her catwalk show at a beach location after the show we hit the after party to my bedroom and she was a delight. good bedmatics. curves on point. Models are just unique. what do you think ever had a fling or relationship with a model. |
Saw that on Twitter. posted by a girl obviously. So is there. if so how do I attain it? |
ashewoboy:Hwfa I go like knack that babe for your pic how you see am |
I mean does it help to keep you charged up before sex |
Lalasticlala |
delugadou:hahaha this may be a solution. what if the tables are turned. the guy starts making advances at madam |
GOFRONT:hahaha say na do me I do. men preek dey charge |
So I just heard my neighbors wife screaming on a beautiful Sunday morning that she caught her husband sleeping with the house maid who she later found out is pregnant. This my neighbor is a very wealthy banker in one new generation bank. in summary he's doing well and now like this marriage don end cause the wife bags don dey outside her house. E don be. Men see as the housegirl even set. rounded yanch nice height. if na me I for dey give her AJ styles. is this trend coming back? Have you experience such? Please share. make I laugh. |
lessonotes:Ask this question in this thread. a bunch of professionals on this matter are there https://www.nairaland.com/878880/treasury-bills-nigeria/1981 |
Lalasticlala |
Africa’s public transportation sector is gradually
evolving with the emergence of new technology-
driven modes of transportation. To speed up the
pace of this evolution, Toronto-headquartered
shared mobility startup, Plentywaka , which
provides hassle-free shared rides on-demand,
announced that it has fully acquired Stabus , one
of Ghana’s leading mobility startups. This is a
step to further Plentywaka’s ambition of building
the largest shared mobility platform on the African
continent, starting with West Africa. Stabus was launched in 2019 by its co-founder, Isidore Kpotufe who shared that the startup has moved over 100,000 people in Accra, the capital city of Ghana. Their services include daily bus- stop to bus-stop transportation as well as providing staff bus solutions for multinationals like MTN Ghana and GB Foods. Following up on the acquisition deal announced today, Stabus will now be known as Plentywaka Ghana with the mobility platform offering a range of low-cost and premium vehicles which includes cars, mini-vans and buses for public transportation. Isidore Kpotufe will become the Country Manager of Plentywaka Ghana and will be joined by the current team of Stabus. Plentywaka’s acquisition of Stabus comes in the wake of announcing its seed round of $1.2M USD, only two months after successfully ending the Techstars Toronto Accelerator Program in July 2021. This investment in Plentywaka attracted a wide range of investors from Canada, the United States, China and Nigeria. The Xchange , a Toronto based fund, led this seed round, while Techstars followed on their previous investment in Plentywaka to participate in the round as well. Other investors include SOSV , the most active VC globally in the angel/seed deal type and ShockVentures, a VC from the United States. Nigerian investment firms who participated in the round include Argentil Capital Partners and ODBA & Co Ventures , an early-stage investor in Kuda Bank. There were also a couple of angel investors from Canada, the US and Africa who also participated in the seed round to give Plentywaka the much-needed boost to continue its impressive growth. Plentywaka’s Co-Founder & CEO, Onyeka Akumah said, “Plentywaka’s acquisition of Stabus is a firm statement about our commitment to grow and build the largest shared mobility startup in Africa, one country at a time. Isidore is a brilliant entrepreneur and we are excited about having him and his team execute our plans for the Ghanaian market as Plentywaka Ghana’s operations commences on the 16th of September in Accra. In addition to our work in Ghana, we are also really happy about the progress we’ve made in Nigeria as well to scale our Dailywaka service that provides bus-stop to bus-stop transportation service for thousands of commuters. Today, we have moved close to half a million people and that’s a credit to the effort of my team, our heroes (a term used to describe Plentywaka drivers) and our investors who continue to believe and support our growth with their investments. With our Travelwaka service, we have been able to cater for interstate travelers across 21 cities in Nigeria and we are looking to expand to more cities as new bus partners sign up with us.” Todd Finch , Founder and Managing Partner of The Xchange, the lead investor in the seed round, commented “The Xchange is on a mission to fuel purpose-driven founders with the capital and resources they need to realize the world-changing potential of their ideas. Given Onyeka’s proven track record, his team’s undeniable thirst for making an impact, and Plentywaka’s impressive growth, we knew this was an opportunity we wanted to invest in.” With over 25 years of experience in building innovative technology startups, Todd Finch shared “The Xchange is excited to help Plentywaka accelerate and scale their impact. “We are excited to support Onyeka and the team with the resources they need to realize the full potential of their vision to change the African transport ecosystem. We have been most impressed with Plentywaka’s human-centred approach, putting the drivers as the heroes of the story while creating an exceptional passenger experience. We are committed to supporting the vision of Plentywaka, its founders, and its journey for many years to come.” Also speaking on Techstars participation in the Plentywaka seed round, Sunil Sharma , Managing Director of Techstars Toronto said, “We are incredibly excited by our investment in Plentywaka. Techstars is a huge believer in the future of Africa and a proud supporter of African entrepreneurs. Onyeka is a two-time Techstars founder which deepens this relationship further.” Despite suspending its operations for 5 months in 2020 as a result of the global pandemic, Plentywaka has still been able to get 960 vehicles registered on its platform and help its riders commute more than 480,000 times in less than 2 years. According to Onyeka Akumah, expanding into Ghana is just the beginning for the team as it aligns with its Pan-African expansion plan. He said that Plentywaka is going to replicate its model across 6 other African countries within the next 2 years and will be looking for the right kind of investors and partners to join the ‘black and yellow’ movement to provide the best-in-class transportation service connecting cities and communities with technology across Africa. — About Plentywaka Plentywaka is West Africa’s largest shared mobility startup that offers commuters convenience, safety, and comfort through daily rides and road travel ticketing services. With branches in Nigeria and Ghana, Plentywaka is changing the way hundreds of thousands of commuters get around with close to half a million rides completed on our app, providing fast and convenient trips in real-time. To learn more about Plentywaka, please visit www.plentywaka.com or connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. The mobile app is also available for download via the Google Playstore and the IOS App. https://www.bellanaija.com/2021/08/plentywaka-acquires-stabus/ |
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Please those who are informed on the use should please share information. Let's learn if e go or e no go just state with FACTS. man no be island. |
if you have never had HIV can you use PrEP while having sex without any precautions? Because the PrEP is for those with the HIV virus correct me if am wrong. |
Kennyking1234:Please really appreciate. make I drop my number or you fit drop am delete am later. just let me know when you do |
babadey:Please how did you get a dollar account? Do you mean dom? |
jedisco:Thank you for the response very informative. learnt A lot Please how do you get cheap forex? and what platform you use for the stable coins. |
Very funny article. A nice read tho. A bit of ashwa with classy vibes. |
Female lawyers move fast in the marriage transfer market. They can be loyal, dependable and protective spouses … if well treated. My brother, to marry a lawyer, you can start by catching her young when she is still at the university. To do this, you must penetrate her circle. You know student lawyers are always decked in their official black and white outfits. They tend to move together in groups and most times give off a snobbish vibe to the outsider who wants to get close. So you have to wear your white shirt atop a black trouser, black belt and black cover shoes. Hang around the law faculty, lecture rooms and courtrooms. With your outfit, you will blend in easily and the beautiful law student will give you a listening ear. If you want to marry a lawyer you must be very vocal about the rule of law on your Facebook page. Make several posts and comments demanding that the rule of law must be respected by the government of the day. Declare that you can never vote for any government that interferes with the judiciary. Call for a mass protest against the president for removing the Chief Justice of Nigeria unconstitutionally. Ensure she sees the posts. Tag and mention her. Your lawyer crush will notice you and will start loving your posts. When you slide into her DMs with “Elo baby,” she will welcome you with a kiss smiley. Congratulations bro. If you want to marry a female lawyer, ensure that on the day of her call-to-bar you put up a congratulatory post with her picture in official lawyer regalia. Write in the caption that you always knew that she would make it through the tough law school. Include in the post that you can’t wait for her to become a SAN. If you are eyeing three lawyers, schedule your posts to appear at different times in the day: One in the morning, afternoon and evening respectively. There must be no conflict. There is no forgiveness for failing to put up a post for her on this day. Don’t be like Effiong who forgot to put up a post for his lawyer crush on the day of her call to bar and suffered the punishment of being banished from her heart forever. If you want a lawyer to say yes to you, you have to help set up her private practice. Do you have space in your house? Look for one room or a container space that can fit in a table, chair, few files and desktop computer that has been around since the days of Charles Babbage. That will serve as the office space for her law firm. Give the firm a name. Call it Ima & Ikpaeduok chambers. You know one interesting thing about lawyers is that a single case or deal can turn them from a hundredaire to a multi-millionaire. So you need to get clients for your lawyer crush if you want her to surrender her heart to you. You have to befriend property owners. When they have buyers for their properties, recommend your lawyer friend as a competent attorney who will draw up the legal agreement and contract. When she gets the deal, she will tuck in 35% of the sales amount as her legal fees. You also need to make friends with people who are having serious issues in their marriages. Encourage them to divorce their partners. Your lawyer crush will end up as their attorney and will charge 40% legal fees. When you finally pop the marriage question, she will say yes. How can she refuse you, her backbone? Together you two will buy a mansion in and relocate to the Island of Malta. My brother, you can’t escape speaking legalese if you want to marry a lawyer. To improve your legal vocabulary, read all the novels written by John Grisham and watch all the seasons and episodes of Suits . Use legal rulings to spice up your convos. Tell her that a precedent was established in the case of Mma Ikwo Vs. Ikakke 1973, stating that stealing meat from the pot at 2 AM in the kitchen is legal as long as the cooking pot is not properly covered by the owner of the pot. She will be impressed by your legal knowledge and will start seeing a pleasant future with you. Lawyers like to be respected, so if you want her to marry you, before you make any request from her, bow before her and address her as “My Lord.” Avoid arguments with her, just say, “Objection sustained” to every point she makes. She will fall head over heels in love with you. Whenever she makes any post about attending a law dinner, drop a comment expressing your admiration of the concept of law dinners. Lament that for five years of your stay in school you never had the opportunity of sharing a packet of cabin biscuit with your lecturers talkless of having a full dinner of fried chicken and tasty wine with them. She will invite you for a private dinner and if you play your cards well, you will win her over. Finally, if you want her to marry you, buy a new wig and send it to her as a Valentine’s Day gift. Thank God the ASUU strike has been called off. Let me go and iron my black and white outfit in preparation for hunting tomorrow. https://www.bellanaija.com/2019/02/iniobong-umoh-marry-female-lawyer/#comment-2403514 |
jedisco:Please could you share again. Like I said I'm new here. would value your opinion. |
freeman67:Thank You for this. Is the FG Euro bonds the only and best way to attain what I want. I.e saving dollars in cases of naira devaluation |
Kennyking1234:Nice one bro. I'll sample them. but I never enter lagos yet you fit find some of the girls number push am come my side. |
9jah:haha boss...I dey with you full time wait how do you use that antiretroviral. for a non sick person taking it any repercussion? |
Kennyking1234:location please |
Parisian:How do you save dollars abroad? please educate me |
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