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Atleast i no use pr1ck dey run up and down from one community to another. We just did what our seniors did, and maybe even advanced on the things.

Meeennnn! You guys no dey forget some things o. Well, if e sweet why we no go dey relish am dey go?

I ride tire die. We did boris and this other one with empty milk tins as the tire while sitting on a board over the tins. Mama and Papa and moju moju na serious play those days o, especially during hols when the adults must have gone to work and at nights when there was no light.

Those were the sweet days.

Mr becomerich, i don't know the point you are trying to make.

Showing satellite images and crying that where you are from there are no roads, i'm sure there are roads leading to Ota farm and many more inside the farm - you can start your cry from there.

You showed a picture of shanty houses along the creeks, depicting Ijawland and asked us to compare with modern structures in Abuja. I ask you, have you really been to Ijawland (outside the creeks)? There are even nice looking houses in the creeks, built on sandfilled parts, gradually transforming the creeks into cities. Have you been to any of the major cities in Ijawland?

I'm still wondering the point someone is trying to make by comparing a modern structure in the capital city of the federation with shanty houses along creeks. Even in Abuja there are shanty towns with shanty houses and the people living there are living below the standard of living in the average yoruba city.

If your people do not have roads, whose fault is it? When the Igboman was planning building houses and creating roads that would lead to the houses your people were busy sharing plots of land amongst themselves, leaving portions for generations unborn and building in tight spaces.

On your lands are the most natural resources in the country, what do you do with them? Absolutely nothing.
Your people used to work hard, farm and cultivate alot to feed the country. Now, you're building houses on every inch of space you have on your land.

Stop crying foul here blaming everyone else, when you are the cause of your own wahala.

Guy this girl don dey do "for better" with all the sweet words, passionate wiping and 250k. After the marriage the "for worse" part na im she go show you.
You know how some girls dey do - very possessive people.
Use your head.

Why does my mind tell me that this Sonny guy is going to be dealt with somehow by his siblings?

New bank ke?
Shey the bank no get name.

Please this advert makes little sense.

Please i need a mini flat or 1 room self contained around Aguda or Itire.
Budget from 120k p.a.
Thanks

Well done Mr Holatunjiii,
I find your prices quite okay.
I'll like either a room self contain or a mini flat around Ketu or Ojota.
If you have any, let me know.
Thanks.

Since she contested for the 48kg and not the 17 years old category i think she did well and deserved the gold, and some people who have not done anything good for their streets should just shut up and clap.
Does anyone know how Onyeka Azike fared?

Kabarka. . . i believe you're taking your time to prepare a very comprehensive houdout for us all, hence your long absence.

Just seeing this thread for the first time.
Kabarka, you're doing great here.
I have N900K and a virgin land somewhere in Ibadan. I want to venture into a lucrative biz.
For this particular biz what are the equipments i'll need and their costs, and how do i go about registering with NAFDAC? Based on your response to these more questions may come.
My email is dagogo_dick@yahoo.com.
Thanks.

I'm really interested in this haulage biz. Good ideas and suggestions, and equally good questions and answers.
My case is this: I have N900k, i want to acquire a truck (most likely not for petroleum products) and get a manager to run the whole show based on an agreed ROI.
I want to know the spec that N900k can get and the goods it will be best at carrying.
Thanks.
More indepth responses and proposals can be sent to dagogo_dick@yahoo.com

We are in the same boat here. Only that i have a job and would welcome any investment that would yield a monthly returns of 7% or thereabout without me stressing my head.

A friend of mine has the Nokia 5330 Mobile DSTV she wants to sell after 2 weeks at a giveaway price. The phone is still brand new with everything intact.

Interested?
Call me on 07069322622.

Interesting. Please help me with the settings. 07081917424 nokia 6220c

I'm so heartbroken, GEJ disappointed me. If this is the way he's going to carry on with his administration then he won't have the support of many Nigerians come 2011.

His rescinding only shows he hurriedly made decisions, or he wasn't properly advised on how to handle the issue. He took a stance and more Nigerians were happy than unhappy about it and trusted completely in his discretion. But he had to turn around. That's a major BAD.

ashengun:
my ours is different in winners property .we have shops of six months payment.
017759224,07069492035,08051604757.

I'm sure you're not providing shops in place of houses for people to live in just because of the difficulties. Almost everyone here is talking about accommodation - where to live in.

mukina2:
i support anyone that deals with the 3 mice of engerland

Same goes here, until those idiots at BBC stop calling us those names every time.

Please i need your help guys, i have this nokia 6220c and i want dstv mobile on it. I've installed mobile TV but the scanning is always asking for my bluetooth to be switched on and afterward nothing happens. Live TV refused to install, something about update. Please, i don't know if I'm in the right direction yet. Help me guys.

I just downloaded op 5 and i need settings to install it on my nokia 6220c s60v3. Please help me out. deekseen@yahoo.com.
Thanks

More Mini Flat is available now @ Gbagada and Ogudu.
[quote][/quote]Please i'll like to know about them,


And the one at Ladi Lak, can i see it on wednesday?

With all these info and pics i think i should get mine too. Problem is i don't really trust MTN, they may wake up one day and misbehave.
@ Poster, Festus and others, thanks o.