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What? |
Arangee people, na DEM DEM |
What's wrong with speaking pigen English? |
This is madness and disrespect. |
You and your girlfriend should check yourselves very well if you have anything that belonged to her and return to her family. |
Op |
Madness |
Arangee |
It is good you are looking at starting something at this stage of your life but customer service consultancy may be too heavy for you at this stage. I suggest you look at buying and selling for now. Look into the need of people around your locality and stock something they need, you may first start supplying the local retailers at little margin and when you understand more about the business you can stock up your shop. Look for items that cost less than 50 naira or 100 each. It will not be easy but the first factor you need to acquire before starting a business is determination. Look at things that are consumed much in your area even these alcoholic drinks like babu OK u and co may sell for you. |
Are you okay? How will they send sample to you on the subjects you need free of charge? |
Madness |
They have gained much from Nigeria. Julius Berger is synonymous to construction in Nigeria. Well done |
Let's wait until the story unfolds, I am sure US will have their own version of the story after all no spy or govt assassin will ever confess or disclose his/her mission. #Agent007 |
Nothing dey happen |
Forgetfulness is common these days |
Get well soon |
Fire everywhere |
Okay |
(1) Iṣọra or Protective Charms.— These are to protect the burglars against every danger, from being seen or caught by any one, and particularly from apprehension by the police; to ward off gunshot, and to make blunt the edge of the sword if they come to close contact with any night patrol of the police. (2) Awure or Successful Charms.— These are made for good luck in any undertaking and to succeed in any night adventure to commit felony, and if caught, to obtain favour in the sight of the authorities, etc. (3) Afẹri or Vanishing Charms.— These are to enable a burglar or burglars or thieves to disappear and elude the police or the inmates of a house when he or they is or are in danger of being caught in their felonious work. Also read: https://50minds.com/clarence-abiodun-clears-air-on-police-arresting-dancer-kodaks-killer/ (4) Dâmùdâmù or Confounding Charms.— These to have an enchanting and fascinating influence on the particular householder or person of property against whom they are specially made, that he or they cannot act in opposition to that influence. (5) Otitẹ or Pressing Charms.— To press down the inmates of a particular house against any person of property, to paralyse them and make them sleep soundly and not able to wake or rise up during the robbery of their goods, or in breaking and entering the premises. (6) Edi or Tying Charms.— These to tie their enemies who may suspect them in their unlawful acts, or any person of means who employed night watchman over his premises, by throwing or secretly bury such charms in their premises, thereby believing that their enemies will be confounded or paralysed. (7) Amunimuye or Mesmerizing Charms.—These to enable the burglar to control the senses of such inmates of any house so as to give information when asked about the whereabouts of the inmates and to give up keys of iron chests, cash boxes, or wooden chests or boxes, or of particular rooms where goods or valuables are kept. ( Ipalọdọ or Idiotic Charms.—These are to render a man idiot or fool if he would be hostile to burglars upon being awake from sleep ; and generally, there is not a case for which the burglar or thief does not procure charms or fetish to aid their felonious deeds. For more stories |
Oga, this is Nigeria and most MDs & CEOs have agreed to do this. During the third week of lockdown I spoke with my former MD on phone and he disclosed to me that the lockdown will not be the issue but after lockdown many would lose their jobs and many employees may not be able to afford the luxury of going to work everyday. He is the past president of institute of directors and I knew he was telling me what they planned on doing. Two things that will happen: they lay off staffs or they owe salaries. |
Another Lockdown Loading....... |
After somebody will say this is not a zoo. |
Step by step dem go expert. Kudos |
Dino Dino |
We have meaningful Nigerians everywhere but our leaders are write offs |
I pray |
Haa |
Some men don't have self control |
Ipalọdọ or Idiotic Charms.—