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Mzflexydeeva:
Do you mean the jeans loafers? If yes 6,000

safesurfer:
I thank you very much sir.

Mzflexydeeva:
Kiddies footwear

barule:
Lg home theater forsale
One big speaker faulty
Location: ikotun
Whtsap 08081333882

Highest bidder

walkbrazil4k:
I don't know anything about Canada bro, but check the Canadian thread

wizzy89:
Neatly Used
LG Tall Boy Sound System
TV Stand

Both Selling For 75k
Call/Text 08166297281, If Interested.
Pick Up Location is Alapere, Ketu. Thanks

IsiahOla:
100,000 let's see who go beat that

darfay:
It's just an honest question.
I have no vested interest in who's idoma or not

dollarnaira:
Put a definite price and sell in peace.
Bidding no go work as it is just an ordinary sewing machine. Or else u go wait tire o.
Already guys are making fun of it.

Habayomie:
Lemme open the floor..
#35,001.

obalala:
Anybody needs this and can pick it up tomorrow ASAP.. name your price and come pick up. Call 0703541267 two

eboobng:
Those agbos are dangerous

Raalsalghul:
If the said ladies pestering you for marriage are in their late twenties/early thirties, I'd say leave them.

Then while using the remainder five years to build your estate, go for younger babes in like first/second year level at universities.

Use them as side attractions and to hold body too: at least at that point in their life, they are not looking for anything serious just the occasional car rides, movies at the cinema, bi- monthly cash transfers and shawarma, so they won't pester you for any commitment.

Finally, when you're through with building your estate, you can now consider the late twenties babes for marriage. The good thing is that you're doing well financially so you'll always see somebody who'll marry you after all na Naija we dey.

Both ways, you will enjoy your peak as a man and build your hustle too.

nairavsdollars:
So Buhari didn't know it was stolen money then abi?

muykem:
Why not? Tiunbu didn't just queue behind Buhari but spent a lot of money for his election.

darfay:
Are both languages mutually intelligible?

CHAIRMAN1:
At Omenkalives, I've been reading through the thread quietly and waiting for someone to bring up this link! Bravo! The igedes are linked to the Obudu nation in present day Cross River that is for a fact! The progenitor of the obudu nation, Agba had several sons with Bette,Utukwang, Bekwarra, Mbube and Igede being among. I was amused when I saw a benin person claiming that Igede people migrated from ancient Benin kingdom. What a fallacy.

God1000:
Look Mr man I don't have time for this disputation.
Please carefully read here

BIOGRAPHY OF AGABAIDU ABRAHAM AJENE OKPABI,
The second Och’Idoma of Idomaland (1960-1995)

His Royal Highness, Agabaidu Abraham Ajene Okpabi, Och’Idoma II was born in 1924 in Ito district of present day Obi Local Government Area of Benue State.

HRH, Ajene Okpabi attended Idoma Metropolitan Primary School Otukpo (now Methodist Central Primary School Otukpo) between 1932 and 1940 where his leadership qualities were first noticed and he was made Head Boy in his final year in primary school.

After leaving primary school, HRH Ajene Okpabi worked as a health worker until 1952 when at the age of 28, he was appointed the Okwubi (district head) of Ito.
With this appointment, he also became the President of the Idoma Native Authority (NA) Area Court in Ito District. His reign as Okwubi was popular with Idoma NA administration as this period was renowned for growth in tax collection, commerce and primary education within Ito district.

As a reward for his sterling leadership as Okwubi, in 1954 the Idoma NA made it possible for Ajene Okpabi to attend administrative courses and then appointed him to their Executive Council where at different times; he served as Councillor in charge of Judiciary, Prisons, Finance and Police. And in 1956, Ajene Okpabi’s political profile was further elevated when he was elected into the first Northern Nigeria House of Assembly which was set-up to prepare Northern Nigeria politically for the impending independence of Nigeria from Britain.

In 1960, Ajene Okpabi’s life was to change forever. Following the death of his father in-law, the Och’Idoma I, HRH Ogiri Oko , 22 district heads within Idoma NA met and chose Ajene Okpabi as Och’Idoma II and was officially given his staff of office by Queen Elizabeth II.

His selection as Och’Idoma was met with objections from some quarters and these objections were based on the belief that the Igedes are not Idomas and as such someone considered a “stranger” should not ascend the throne of Och’Idoma.

Despite the early challenges, the leader in Ajene Okpabi saw him overcome them and he would go on to reign for 35 years. During this time, he was awarded two national honours: the Order of the Federal Republic (OFR) and Commander of Order of Niger (CON).

His mediatory qualities was called upon during the Nigerian Civil War in the late 1960s when he was made a member of the Consultative Assembly of Leaders of Thought, a group that worked towards resolving the crisis between Nigeria and Biafra.

In 1970, the office of the Och’Idoma was upgraded to a first class chief by the then Benue Plateau State Government. This upgrade was seen by most observers as a clear indication of the prestige brought to the Och’Idoma position by Ajene Okpabi.

In 1994, just as in the 1960s, Ajene Okpabi was one of the 13 eminent people from Benue State selected to be members of the National Constitutional Conference (NCC) which was constituted by then Military Government to help resolve the political impasse created by the annulment of the June 12 1993 presidential election. While at the NCC, he continued to champion the cause of Idoma people by leading the agitation for the creation of Apa State.

Ajene Okpabi throughout his reign was a father figure to all Idoma people, providing much needed guidance in matters of Idoma tradition and always remained neutral in the different disputes in Idomaland.

Ajene Okpabi died in 1995.

Tinubuadvocate:
Please I don't understand your statement can you elaborate.

NwaNimo1:
Buhari,

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2dmax:
2-doors Adult Wardrobe with 2 drawers (HDF plywood)
=N60,000
~ ₦30,000 serious buyer

2-doors Adult Wardrobe/Cupboard (HDF plywood)
=N60,000

Location: Chevron, Lekki, Lagos.

WhatsApp: +2348020824716

richmondefosa:


If you want to do a court wedding, sign a prenup.

If she refuses, she is after your money.

Court weddings only favour the women.

The only reason for a court wedding is if you intend relocating out of the country.

Left to me, the only wedding i will do is the African traditional wedding.

That is the only thing God and my ancestors recognize. I detest white weddings. I see it as an avenue to waste funds and showoff. Do your traditional wedding, hold the reception, Go home and enjoy your companion.

Make sure you sign a prenup. The ladies we have these days are out to ruin you.

Ji ma sun

The white wedding is the traditional wedding of the white man.