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thank you so much am grateful and I love it

djbazz:
5g exclusive services ltd
laundry/drycleaning, fumigation, industrial and general cleaning thank you so much.

is this offer still open?

sleeknick:
Hello there. my name is Nicholas, I'm an Architect /Graphic designer. well, in my little way of giving back to this platform, I will be giving free logo design to some lucky people.
drop you brand/business name here and a Lil description pls. for confidentiality sake you can add me up on BBm with 7B70575E.

let's begin shall we....

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5g exclusive services ltd
laundry/drycleaning, fumigation, industrial and general cleaning thank you so much.

my brother I was in same shoes years back I moved into recharge card printing I just saw someone talk about it now on nl do give it a try https://www.nairaland.com/3083734/free- advice-links-recharge-card#45277085 ( Modify ) ( Quote ) ( Report ) (

[quote author=gistrepublic post=45259678]Hello, today I will be listing some of the businesses that are not affected by the Buharism thriving in the Country today. We all know that things are hard now, from non payment of workers…..(even though today is workers day, lol) to fuel scarcity and the depreciating Naira…huh!!!! Here is a list of businesses you can run despite all the hardship.

Sport Betting Center (eg betnaija, naijadollarbet, nairabet, nairastake, 1960bet…etc)
Reselling Of Fuel (black market and rural retailing)
Retailing and Marketing Of Movie and Music cd’s.......................more

[url][/url]http://landandproperty.co/2016/05/02/ten-mini-businesses-you-can-manage-with-the-current-bad-economy-in-nigeria/#more-39[/quote

recharge card printing business

my brother I was in same shoes years back I moved into recharge card printing I just saw someone talk about it now on nl do give it a try https://www.nairaland.com/3083734/fre

my brother I was in same shoes years back I moved into recharge card printing I just saw someone talk about it now on nl do give it a try https://www.nairaland.com/3083734/free-advice-links-recharge-card#45277085

Gud job bro 5g exclusive services.... Into laundry and dry cleanning service

Thank you so much @dealmadam I enjoyed my transaction with you guys yesterday, u kept to your bargain, time and ur customer service was wonderful and especially am enjoying my fone.. Keep it up and d sky will be ur starting point, God bless you all.. Eze blinks

What's d cost Of d Rent and ur selling cost and why do u wanna sell it..

[quote author=TK0907 post=38815705]I'm a graduate that completed my NYSC by july and at the end of my service, all the cash i could save was N50,000 and i have tried getting a job but all to no avail after the service and i have tried to keep this money in my account but i dnt have an idea of any little business that i can start with this small amount and i'm tired of staying at home. I need an advice please.[/quote

where is ur location? if it fits mine then i have something for you...

drrobert:
WHAT PROFITABLE BUSINESS CAN I INVEST N50,000 IN CURRENT NIGERIA
PLEASE I NEED ADVICE!

start printing recharge cards i can link you to someone who will sell pins to you at a cheap rate 08036313537

one9jeria:
please my people can any one tell me the lowest rate mtn recharge card costs when you are buying from major dealers. And how do i get the dealers contact for the cheapest rate. If u are into recharge printing business please share you experience with us thank u.

i have someone that sells to me @ 85 naira and i have been doing business with him for years i trust him dis is my numb 08036313537 whats app me no calls pls i can link u to him

djbazz:
An experienced barber is needed in badagry
area of lagos 2 manage a barbers wit games shop... D job
comes wit accommodation very close 2 d shop... Call me 5G on
08036313537....

another barber still needed in same location call if intrested

keep the calls coming....

A Laundry outfeet seeks Marketers who aee willing to work and make good money for themself, this is not only open to bsc or hnd holders its open to anyone who can speak well,get jobs

wailing:
enugu,lagos & abj....join me on watsapp

when is the camp opening date?

djbazz:
Offer still open

O S O

KingEbukasBlog:
Lol ... that stare though

Buhari was lik see homo

djbazz:
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Offer still open

An experienced barber is needed in badagry
area of lagos 2 manage a barbers wit games shop... D job
comes wit accommodation very close 2 d shop... Call me 5G on
08036313537....

papoose999:
AFTER five years in the saddle as Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Attahiru Jega bows out today. Not a few would regard his tenure as remarkable; indeed it was, as the outcome of the 2015 general election was largely a true reflection of the will of the electorate. For the first time in our electoral annals, a ruling party – the Peoples Democratic Party – was ousted from power by the opposition All Progressives Congress. Truly, in the pantheon of public service heroes, Jega has an assured place.

The radical swop in the country’s political evolution from this year’s polls came on the heels of previous parodies. Votes were simply allocated to candidates in the 1999, 2003 and 2007 elections, with that of 2007 grabbing the notorious distinction of the biggest electoral fraud globally, from international election observers.

Jega first captured public imagination in the early 1990s during the military regime of the dictator, Ibrahim Babangida, when he was the president of the Academic Staff Union of Universities. The union fought that fiendish regime to a standstill as Jega resisted all overtures to compromise the struggle. Besides, his membership of the Justice Muhammadu Uwais Electoral Reform Committee that produced a well acclaimed report further opened his eyes to the challenges bedevilling Nigeria’s electoral process.

It was from this milieu that Jega emerged on June 30, 2010 as INEC chairman. A calm and calculating left-of-the-centre intellectual, Jega is also a professor of political science and former vice-chancellor of Bayero University, Kano, who came to that office with a rich pedigree in public service. He was mindful of his reputation at all times.

Although he conducted the 2011 general election, which lacked a patina of credibility in some respects, its rough edges, rather than weigh him down, provided him a vista for reforms, which climaxed in the use of the Permanent Voter Card and Card Reader machines in the March–April 2015 polls. These innovations were hitherto alien to our electoral process. As a game-changer, the card reader improved the integrity of the last elections, with its mechanism to authenticate a voter and match his/her fingerprints with the code on the chip of a card.

However, despite the watershed these two electoral devices inaugurated in Nigeria’s electoral contest, the 2015 general election still had the ills of those before it in terms of poor general preparations. This was evident in the shambolic distribution of PVCs, which began barely three months to the commencement of elections.

INEC offered no reason for that shoddiness. A task it had four years to perform ought not to have been mired in such tackiness. The aberration was almost exploited by anti-democratic elements to sabotage the entire election as they relied on insecurity in the North-East region to demand an adjustment in the election timetable. Thus, the presidential and National Assembly elections earlier billed for February 14 were shifted to March 28, and those of governorship and state assembly to April 11.

“The period of the extension has offered us an opportunity to further perfect the electoral process for the delivery of free, fair, credible and peaceful elections to the satisfaction of the yearnings and aspirations of Nigerians,” Jega had said.

As the D-Day came, it was still the same old tune: logistics nightmare emblazoned in lack of vehicles to convey polling officials to their units; late arrival of electoral materials; shortage of materials and poorly-trained ad hoc staff. In some areas, accreditation of voters could not begin by 1 pm, whereas the official time for voting to start was 1.30 pm.

But for the generators volunteered by some public-spirited voters, to illuminate polling centres in some cases where voting went far into the night, the situation would have been irredeemable for the electoral body. In fact, the shortage of materials forced INEC to postpone the House of Representatives election in the entire Jigawa State and two federal constituencies of Ethiope-East and Ethiope-West, in Delta State.

Now, with Jega gone, with almost all the electoral commissioners, leaving INEC heavily denuded of its statutory personnel, rejuvenating the body is a duty the Muhammadu Buhari government should not take lightly. As a matter of fact, we should not be blinkered by INEC’s outing in 2015; there is still room for improvement. If anything, the last election should serve as a stepping stone to a slew of electoral reforms and institutional consolidation required before the 2019 general election.

Indeed, strengthening our democracy will come to naught if electoral reforms are not deepened. This is why the use of card reader and PVCs should be included in the Electoral Act. Such irreducible minimum guarantee of integrity will put chronic election riggers, who fought tenaciously against the adoption of these devices, in check.

Who succeeds Jega is a critical matter. To avoid the problems of the past when some INEC chairs and State Resident Electoral Commissioners could not rise above partisanship in doing their jobs, or were paid agents of the ruling political party, a broad-based approach that recommends their appointments to public scrutiny has become imperative. Integrity or character of the appointees is of essence here.

For making Nigeria to join the rest of the democratic world by ensuring that the 2015 polls were credible, Attahiru Jega deserves our gratitude.



link: www.punchng.com/editorials/inec-as-jega-bows-out-today/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=facebook

cc lalasticlala

May God treat him d way he treated 9ja.... Useless man

waazmoney:
INTRODUCTION.

Luitours Global Int'l Ltd is a rapid growing urban transport firm, delivering best inter-city and inter-state commute service within and outside Asaba metropolis. Luxitours Global Int'l Ltd has within one year and three months of operation, gained massive acceptance and patronage, making it undeniably a top player in the transport sector in delta state.


Earlier last month, after series of thorough research for a better way to improve Our cab business here in Asaba, We finally decided to equip some of Our cabs with the Taxi Rooftop Led Display Advertising Screens. We started off with the project immediately and by the Grace of God, the project came out to be a success and was unveiled yesterday the 27th of June 2015. Below are some pictures, Please Kindly review and drop your opinion. Thanks

Wow looking gud may God bless ur business, u will. Grow higher

coputa:
Vp osibanjo will suffer a lot for the following reasons,first,he is a bloody civilian working with a president that has a millitary background,secondly,he was nominated by Tinubu and also very loyal to Atiku and he is not also a northerner.If Buhari wanted to carry Osibanjo along he would have insisted.This is the problem with Nigerians.What i noticed is that in Nigeria,southern president always work closely with their northern vp but the reverse is the case when we have a northern president.

Fact my man

Medics07:
UNIMAID STUDENTS
Reading for the ongoing 2014/2015 second semester exams. The whether is hot.

Dis should be futo

Hardheolar:
pours urine on the Op. wake up from ur slumber. adverse effect of too much sleep on mat.

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