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What is the essence? Did we say we are tired of carrying big bibles? |
firetrap:Yours is the longest story. What if you want to buy the phone, will you begin to download the app you mentioned ? Mine is just to dial *#9900# finish. If nothing is displayed then it's fake. |
Op, this thread is becoming a joke. Say how much you want to sell the ride please. My last bid was 550k. |
Peter Obi did not defect from APC. Backyard journalism. ......Abia Governor? Op, you sef no try. |
Thank God no be kidnap |
Is there a code to opt in with or make I just begin recharge my line? Updated: I have just seen the code *200# But MTN bonus credit can call all networks except international. This glo bonus calls only glo lines. |
OP, 550K CASH |
NA ONLY GOD WILL THIS NATION |
TonySpike:I am from south - East but you made a point, Sullivan developed only enugu town but Fashola developed the entire lagos |
300k |
Rochas! Rochas!! Rochas Okorocha!!! How many times did I call you? REMEMBER WHAT HAPPENED TO OKADIGBO. I don talk finish. |
The mob even wanted to beat the frsc men.
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As I was told, the bus driver was trying to run away from the road safety men but he rammed into their (frsc) vehicle with his bus in the process. As the Frsc men held him and were trying to tow his vehicle, the driver started pleading with them. But the pleas fell on deaf ears. So the driver stripped, threw himself under the frsc tow truck and asked them to kill him before they can take his bus away. They were still at loggerheads when I left the scene.
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I think that problem is only for mtk devices. If it's a Samsung device, just dial *#9900# and delete dumpstate logcat |
Hello I am interested |
Hello Op, are you still here, I am interested. I have premiere CS5. Can get across to you? |
^^^^^Thanks to who? So you know say Google dey you come dey disturb me. Oya tek am
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A thread of 2013. |
Obama and his wife
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Twelve Ghanaian fishermen were, yesterday, arraigned before a Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, over alleged vandalism and theft of petroleum products. The accused are Ferdinard Gbadonde, Deny Atika, Isaac Zola, Raphael Awonsu, Friday Ukpati, Tose Loko, Kokunu Nanani, Kokunu Koku, Fatai Nkpati, Sule Nkpati, Medai Awonsu and Jeremy Agofia. They are standing trial on a four-count charge of conspiracy, vandalism, stealing and sale of petroleum products. They, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge. The prosecutor told the court that the accused committed the offence on July 12 at 4 a.m. He said that they were apprehended within the Nigerian territorial waters, close to Ibereko village in Badagry, Lagos. According to the prosecutor, about 540 kegs of 25 litres of petrol and 250 drums, containing about 250 litres of Dual Purpose Kerosene, was recovered from the accused, who were on their way to Seme. He said the products were investigated to have been obtained from a vandalised pipeline within the locality. According to the prosecutor, the offence contravened the provisions of Sections 1 (7), 3 (c) and 117 of the Miscellaneous Offence Act, Cap M17 Laws of the Federation, 2004. After the plea of the accused had been taken, the prosecutor then applied that they be remanded in custody, pending trial. In reaction, counsel to the accused, informed the court of a bail application filed on behalf of the accused. He told the court presided by Justice John Tsoho, that the accused had earlier been arraigned before Justice Okon Abang in August, during the court’s vacation. He argued that they were arrested on the high sea on their way to Seme, adding that the accused would abscond if granted bail. Justice Tsoho, however, in a short ruling upheld the submission of defence counsel on the grounds that the nationality of an accused was not a determinant factor in granting bail. The court, however, ordered the accused to be remanded at the Ikoyi prisons until they perfect their bail terms. He adjourned the case to January 26, 2015 for trial. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/12/12-ghanaian-fishermen-charged-pipeline-vandalism-theft/ |
All I know is that olx is the den of scammers. |
jakeharris:They would say , you will say, they would say , you will say. Bros na waa ooo. |
CD players make quiet exit from cars. |
dennismukoro:Forms are always available all year round. There are new entrants every semester. |
This cd player issue is because the vehicle is made in Nigeria. If it was a toyota or Honda product that has no cd player, I know you people would have praised it and say cd is no more in vogue. |
lonelydora:So you hate a vehicle because it doesn't have cd player. What about tokumbo cars that don't come with CDs? If you don't like the mp3 player on Innoson, remove and install any cd of your choice. At least it's detachable. |
colossus2:It took major auto makers years to get to the stage where they are now. It is written, "don't despise your little beginning" appreciate it. The seats in that vehicle were manufactured in Nnewi there by a third party. Gradually, Innoson will graduate. Rome was not built in a day.
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greenhulk:I exam well. There's no cd. The driver confirmed it also. |
I was opportune to be driven in this SUV and I made the following observations: Manual Transmission (no auxiliary) Driver and passenger airbags Keyless entry, power window, power mirrors Touchscreen display on dashboard Mp3 player (via memory card slot) (no cd player) A slot for GPS peripheral ( I don't know about this but I saw a port written "GPS" ![]() Parades mitsubishi engine (though I don't know what model of mitsubishi, the driver doesn't know either) AC chilling but makes uncomfortable noice. Speed ok but lacks stability (according to the driver) UPDATED ***** Reverse Camera Fuel economy ok. (According to the driver) If I remember another I will tell you.
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fr3do:Is The language yours? If you must speak a language, speak like the owner of the language. You may not have the accent but the grammar/technicalities must be revered. English is not made in Nigeria, so there is nothing like "this is Nigeria for you". Speak English the way it should be spoken. |
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