haywire07:
Seems u don't know bob Marley

cupidkef:
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madridguy:
You deserve a national award.

madridguy:
You deserve a national award.

IamHeWrites:
Nigerian actress, Caroline Danjuma has taken to social media to react to a notification she got this morning on Lekki concession centre’s plan to increase toll gate fare.

She took to her Instagram page to share a picture of the Lekki Concession Centre, informing Lagos motorists of their plan to increase the fare on Admiralty toll gate and Lekki-Ikoyi Link bridge toll gate from November 8th 2017.

She wrote:


http://www.torimill.com/2017/11/would-like-to-know-what-government-uses.html

OmoDavido:
I am very sure the person in question is from south east. I once organized a tutorial for some ss3 students in Enugu and majority of the students could not spell "Director" correctly. One of them even wrote 'Dilector' . It is just pathetic!

free2ryhme:


then we no need the post

free2ryhme:


why u dey hide the facebook ID or you dont want us to confirm if it is true or not

oz4real83:
I don't intend to be tribalistic but the truth must be told. The south west and northern region are just trash when it comes to quality education. Gone are those days when the education quality was high in south west. They have quantity but low quality. I stayed and taught in ogun state. Most of my friends who taught in other south western states also agreed with my observation. I sometimes even wonder if everybody is writing the same waec or gce! Most ss3 students and olabisi onabanjo undergraduates I had contact with during my time in ogun state CAN'T speak or write in simple english.

SporaD8:

I don't think I will be wrong to say you are the guy in question!

psucc:
Thank God he did not study HND. But even the school he attended is itself devastated in all ramifications.

When workers are owed upwards of 7months salaries and you expect their products to be of quality? No! Quality comes with a cost.

Biggcake:
Atleast he graduated from Osun State University..

Settingz321:
This is terrible

talk2saintify:
How Much is RS 3 Core In Naira??

lonelydora:


Run away from Toyota cars. Una no dey hear word. Toyota is over rated.

stevespack:
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