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They should be banned...
How can we develop if we are not ready to sacrifice

Matthew Ogbonnia Idam speaks for himself and not for me...
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SILLY MAN

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Power to accept gifts
(1) The Inspectorate may accept gifts of money or other property upon such terms and conditions as may be specified
by the person or organisation making the gift provided such gifts are not inconsistent with the objectives and functions
of the Inspectorate under this Act.

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UNCLE: Children! Don't smoke weed! this is the end result

4000 MW = stable power supply

GAY THREAD

T.B JOSHUA is going to have a field day

Mali vs Botswana
Angola vs Zimbabwe
Ghana vs Malawi
Nigeria vs Liberia
Zambia vs Uganda
Cameroun vs Cape verde
Morocco vs Mozambique
Tunisia vs Sierra Leone
Guinea vs Niger
Sudan vs Ethiopia
Algeria vs Libya
Côte d'Ivoire vs Senegal
Equatorial Guinea vs D R C
Gabon vs Togo
Burkina faso vs Central African Republic

first round 7 - 9 september

15.
Burkina faso vs Central African Republic
Central African Republic will play the 1st match at home

14.
Gabon vs Togo
Gabon will play the 1st match at home

13.
Equatorial Guinea vs D R C
D R C will play the 1st match at home

12.
Côte d'Ivoire vs Senegal
Ivory coast will play the 1st match at home

11.
Algeria vs Libya
Libya will play the 1st match at home

10.
Sudan vs Ethiopia
Sudan will play the 1st match at home

9.
Guinea vs Niger
Guinea will play the 1st match at home

8.
Tunisia vs Sierra Leone
Tunisia will play the 1st match at home

7.
Morocco vs Mozambique
Mozambique will play the 1st match at home

6.
Cameroun vs Cape verde
Cape verde will play the 1st match at home

5.
Zambia vs Uganda
Zambia will play the 1st match at home

4.
Nigeria vs Liberia
Liberia will play the 1st match at home

3. Ghana vs Malawi
Ghana will play the 1st match at home

2. Angola vs Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe will play 1st leg at home

15 set of matches
1...
Mali vs Botswana
Mali plays 1st match at home

Secretary General of CAF giving formalities of the Draw...... 6:37 pm

Draw of the last round of CAN 2013 qualifiers
The 15 teams of the level 1 namely ; Algeria, Angola, Burkina Faso, Cameroun, Cote d’Ivoire, Gabon, Ghana,
Guinea, Guinea Equatorial, Mali, Morocco, Nigeria, Sudan, Tunisia, Zambia will be in Pot A and the 15 teams of
level 2 namely, Botswana, Cap Vert, Central Africa, Ethiopia, Liberia, Libya, Malawi, Mozambique, Niger, RD
Congo, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Togo , Uganda, Zimbabwe will be in Pot B and pot C will contain 2 balls: ball A and
ball B
Step 1: A draw made to pick one team from Pot A
Step 2: A draw made to pick one team from Pot B
Step 3: A ball will be taken from Pot C.
If ball A is drawn first from Pot C, it means that the team drawn from pot A will play his 1
st
match at home and the
team drawn from pot B will play his 2
nd
match at home.
If ball B is drawn first from pot C, it means that the team drawn from pot B will play his 1
st
match at home and the
team drawn from pt A will play his 2
nd
match at home.
This operation will be repeated for 15 times to determine the 30 matches.
15 balls containing
the 15 teams of
level one

15 balls containing
the 15 teams of
level two

Ball A
Ball B
1 team from pot A plays against 1 team from pot B. Then if this Ball is A, Team A plays its

http://www.cafonline.com/competition/orange-can-2013_2013/news/14638-draw-of-the-last-round-of-can-2013-qualifiers.html

coninse: My fellow Nigerians, this message is to wake us up from our slumber.

A sad and unfortunate case in humanity: an island (Taiwan) produces more than an entire continent (Africa).

In 1965, Nigeria is richer than Taiwan. Taiwan is very poor and has no resources. They were given the same aid funds US gave Nigeria. We are blessed with resources which they don't have. But look at Taiwan today, they are richer than us. Despite its rich resources, the 54 nations in Africa have not yet manage to advance industrially. Africa produces only just 1% of the world’s industrial output. This is ironically, even less than the island of Taiwan, which account for 1.1% of global industrial output.

Thanks to our past leaders for making life unbearable for us with their selfish desires. It is time Nigeria !!!

All of them looted and mismanaged our funds, yet we keep silent hoping God will judge them. If we keep thinking this way, then we are fools and weak. They are oppressing the poor with the looted funds and yet we keep praising them. They are enjoying all looted funds while the masses are in pain. They are ungodly and we should show them no mercy.

We need to start eliminating them. We must not spare them if we want our future leaders to respect us. We must not forgive them!!! It is unacceptable!!!

Please show them no mercy. We need to start acting now to let them know we are not slaves but son of the land. Let us start creating a strategic plan to kill all past living leaders. Their dead is better than their living. I know we Nigerians are also corrupt but this started from the Nigeria leaders by making her citizens to suffer and pushing us towards untold hardship. I can directly do the sponsoring and come to make this work, all I need is support from my people.

I cannot forgive those leaders for making life miserable for us compare to other countries. I am ready to lay down my life to save the future of my country and our unborn generations.

If we want Nigeria to work, we need to start passing judgment on them and keep fighting for true justice, Nigeria and Nigerians will change. If everyone knows that justice is working in Nigeria, corruption and crime will reduce.

What are you opinions my fellow country people?

sorry to ask this question. "Who did you vote for during the last election?"
If it was G.E.J.......STOP COMPLAINING. YOU ARE PART OF THE PROBLEM!

Power outages caused by a series of extremely powerful storms on Friday has left more than two million people without electricity.
These outages couldn’t have happened at a more inopportune moment. As of Monday morning, several of the areas currently without
power are still under heat advisories. These temperatures are thought to have caused at least 16 deaths over the past week.

According to CNN, the number of people without power include approximately 250,000 in Maryland, 500,000 in Virginia, 450,000 in Ohio,
650,000 in West Virginia, and 225,000 in Washington, D.C. Since each household is considered one customer, it’s thought that the
number of folks suffering from this overpowering heat is well into the millions.



http://www.webpronews.com/power-outages-leave-millions-without-electricity-2012-07

All Shall Pass