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na the 15th topic be this untop this matter

Wwetin happen self ?

Feranchek:
Hahahahahahahahahaha! Lo and behold, the Worgly one picked it

Worgly = Worwor + Ugly

You be bad person

[size=18pt] I BELIEVE IN BUHARI [/size]

If he broke the rule to seek assistance he must have checked everywhere

Blame him not

And they said Stealing is not corruption

donbugy:
Nice write up.




Fresh spamming tools available.

which tools

Copy and paste


Shame no dey catch una?

AutosBay:
Tips to detect fraud while buying or selling.

For buyers, pay extra attention when:

The product has a suspiciously low price.
The seller asks for an advance payment or dispatch/courier fee.
The seller gives a different location from the one provided in the ad.
The seller cannot meet in a public place but insists on delivering the item.
The seller requests for personal information (bank details, email address, debit/credit card number e.t.c or other information that could be misused).
The ad appears too good to be true!


http://help./hc/en-us/articles/203152762-How-to-detect-fraud-

Real tips Yes, Vehicle price may be low even ridiculously low, but everybody has different reason so not all cheap cars or stuffs are fraudulent

Never send advanced payment, that much is true, anyone who wants to sell their stuff should be able to bring it to the buyer or at least half way. But then, Many Nigerians will ask you to bring your items, car, TV, phone and they won't show up , that's if you are lucky and don't get robbed , so if a seller asks for security deposit, it's up to you to

use your discretion, meet at a public place request photo or video of what you want to buy with specific instructions like put a slippers on the seat of that car and take the picture


Seller may travel out of town where his ad is listed, if that be the case and seller can provide special request photo, then it may not be a scam


Never give any personal especially banking info to anybody no matter how sweet the deal sounds

When meeting a buyer at a public place, go with a friend who would watch the transaction from not so far away

In the end it all depends on discretion, these rules are mine and made them up from experience, I've made lots of purchases from Olx and not once has anyone ever outsmarted me

Good luck and happy buying

So far

PMB is yet to ask ''how much did nwobodo stole

yet to say '' stealing is not corruption''

If you don't understand pmb stop whining

My Facebook page and Nairaland I posted a comment about the future of GEJ as predicted by a paster


GEJ is going to prison

dayo23:
Yeebos!! They will blame Tinubu and yorubas for this.

Not funny

StarMogul:
I think 6 million naira

Nice try

Isn't it 6500?

YerYer:
Ah yes, yet another conspiracy theorist in the making, just what the world needs.

Yahoo news not my impression

How much is the alert in Godwin video?

Don't cheat!!!!!!

You don yarn your own

One mumu go siddon dey write rubbish another mumu go siddon post am

Photoshop things

WTF IS this MOFO posting ?

A plane crash that killed three members of the bin Laden family "doesn't make sense", according to a pilot who regularly flies into Blackbushe Airport.
Speaking to Sky News, Simon Moores explained how the Phenom 300 jet, which came down over a car auction site in Hampshire on Friday, "has every conceivable state-of-the-art safety function you can possibly imagine".

He explained how the plane takes approximately 750m to 800m to land - but as Blackbushe's runway is 1,300m, there should have been no reason for the aircraft to overshoot as it arrived from Milan's Malpensa Airport.

Raising questions as to how the crash could have happened, Mr Moores asked: "Why, if (the pilot) thought his angle was completely wrong - which is what happened in this case - didn't he power up the engines, simply go round, and try again?"

All four people on board the private jet were killed after it crash-landed on dozens of cars and burst into flames.
The plane's pilot was a Jordanian national - and according to Hampshire Police, the three Saudi Arabian passengers were Osama bin Laden's stepmother, sister and brother-in-law.


Arab media have named those relatives as Rajaa Hashim, Sana bin Laden and Zuhair Hashim, and it is thought they were visiting the UK on holiday.

In a statement, Saudi's Ambassador to the UK wrote: "His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Nawaf al Saud… has paid his condolences to the family and relatives of Mohammed bin Laden at Blackbushe Airport in Britain for the great loss they have suffered."
Osama bin Laden, a former al Qaeda leader, was shot dead by US forces in Pakistan four years ago.


He was disowned by the bin Laden family in 1994 after Saudi Arabia stripped him of citizenship over his militant activities - and a few years later, he claimed responsibility for the 11 September attacks of 2001.


The bin Laden family is one of the most prominent business dynasties in Saudi Arabia, and it is thought Osama had many stepmothers, as well as more than 50 siblings.


Shortly after Friday afternoon's accident, the Saudi Embassy said it was working with British authorities to investigate the incident and ensure the handover of the bodies for funerals and burials in Saudi Arabia.
No one on the ground was injured - but one witness said the jet resembled a missile as it came "flying down".


Sky News footage shows the aftermath of the crash, with debris visible among dozens of damaged cars.
Andrew Thomas, who was paying for a car at the time of the crash, said it was an "aggressive fire" and there was "explosion after explosion".
He added: "At one stage, it felt like the fire was going to rip across the whole car park."
The Air Accidents Investigation Branch is looking into the cause of the crash.