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tradepunter:
She fking 22!!!!!! what else did you expect? girls at that age have no direction and want to have fun.

As a 33-year-old man push up the age to look for a serious girl to 24.... it's everything you guys put on nairaland....

Girls below 25, especially that 20-23 gap don't want anything to do with serious relationships and are more vein. They want money and want to flex.. know this and know peace

Michelle55:
You better focus on yourself and leave that girl, she's in the whoring stage and there's nothing you say or do now that would deter her from getting dicked by others.
On the other hand, you can decide to be a gentleman and accept her back, the choice is yours bro.

uzohrome:
Misplaced priority

Generalkaycee:
How true is this?
I don't trust Nigerian Politicians sha.

skywalker240:
This coach will end up like the rest if he can't sell Maguire, Shaw, mctominay

VeryWickedMan:
Dis one na barman jare.
A real chief priest will disappear in the moment of danger

Femifasola:
Yet Abakaliki boys are making you all to sit at home every Monday. Lol

pocohantas:
Anything in Nigeria can be abandoned to japa. Even babe sef.

1x2x3:
It's like small dstv dish that can be mounted by anyone in minutes. Well built and light.

1x2x3:
$99 sounds like the setup equipment not the monthly sub. In developed countries it cost $599 to get same setup equipment while their monthly cost is $110. Our monthly subscription fee may be $50 or thereabouts.

paulolee:
yeah..it would have been a good idea....afcon should be played after the league season and placed in odd years not to affect world cup years

iLoveYouToo:
Homeless people dey US but Bill and Belinda Gates still fund NGOs in Nigeria

Lumig:

It's not today that the US has been giving us aids in form of money, ammunitions etc for free. Now imagine the Americans fighting their govt for helping Nigeria

Mokason288:
Just imagine if it was Goodluck who used

1.4million to buy cars when ASUU is still on strike

Kelsmatuc:
Men dis is so wrong.....what a country

Mokason288:

Nah BUhari fit Nigerian’s

Mode4:
So I have travelled across the whole south eastern states and I must confess Enugu, Anambra and Imo have the most beautiful women among the Igbos.

However, I have also been to Akwa Ibom. I did my youth service in Akwa Ibom and I must confess their women are equally very beautiful.

Now I am raising the question, which set of people have the most beautiful women, between Igbos and Akwa Ibom?

In my own assessment, Akwa Ibom girls are way more curvy than Igbo girls. In fact only Owerri girls can compete with them, however Akwa Ibom girls are the majority in terms of big curvy bum and chest.

But in terms of height, Imo, Anambra and Enugu girls are way taller and majority as compared to Akwa Ibom girls have this model-like look than Akwa Ibom girls.

In addition, Igbo girls have more manly physique than Akwa Ibom girls. I found more tomboys in onitsha and owerri than in Akwa Ibom. But Akwa Ibom girls can bleach sha. If they can limit the way they bleach their skin, it will be better for them that's why igbo girls have a better skin tone than them.

What's your opinion about this?

Nyascobar1414:
When woman get money she no need man nonsense..

When man get money na to take care of woman dey en head..


Men, who do una dis kind thing.

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paulolee:
FIFA cnt do anything about it, he owns d club n can decide who to sign, the Italians are coded racist n we all know about that

aswani:
My post is about probabilities, the more homely a woman, the less likely she is into dating multiple people.

The more of a slay queen she is, you know the rest.

First batch of Nigerians stranded in Ukraine has arrived in the country.

They arrived from Romania on Friday morning .
The Chairman of Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Abike Dabiri, confirmed this in a tweet.

She said , “First batch of Nigerians from #Ukraine arrived at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja from Romania at 7:10 am.”

See photos below:

The Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has announced that the construction of the Badagry deep sea port would commence in June 2022, as soon as the project is ratified in April by the Federal Government.

The pronouncement by the governor followed the outcry of the host communities over alleged neglect and delay of the Badagry Deep Seaport project, which was conceived about 10 years ago.


The assurance was given by Governor Sanwo-Olu, on Tuesday, during a stakeholders meeting and community engagement on Badagry Deep Seaport Project held at the Administrative Staff College of Nigeria (ASCON) Auditorium in Topo, Badagry.

Sanwo-Olu assured the people of Badagry that his administration is determined to push development to Badagry axis of Lagos State, as well as reiterated the government’s readiness to compensate residents for economic losses on buildings, ancestral lands, farms and sites as a result of the deep seaport.


Sanwo-Olu in his statement said;

“We need to go to Abuja to get a re-ratification because it is NPA that owns the license for port. So, we need to get ratification from Abuja. That process has started and we are praying that before the end of April, we will get that ratification.
“Once we get that ratification, by the grace of God we will plan to see if we can start something by June. Once we get that ratification, two months, we must activate something. We want to start the project as soon as possible. We want to deliberately push development to this axis.
“The Badagry Deep Sea Port Project is not just one project; it is a multi-level opportunity for progress for all the people of this State in view of the volume of trade and quantum of investment opportunities that would spring up in the area when the project commences, and when it is completed and operational. Very importantly, employment and capacity building for the teeming youth and women in the affected communities will be prioritised.
“About 10 years ago during the administration of one of my predecessors, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola, this Sea Port Project, which is the reason we have organised today’s community engagement, was conceived as a flagship project that when fully operational, would not only boost the fortunes of the people of Badagry, but, also transform the entire economy of our State and that of the entire West African sub-region.
“As you are all aware, when completed, this deep sea port will be the second in the State after the one in Lekki, which is projected to be commissioned this year. It is expected that with these two deep sea ports, we will experience significant relief from the difficult challenges being experienced in the Apapa axis as a result of the activities at Tin Can port which has been overstretched beyond its installed capacity.”
Governor Sanwo-Olu also congratulated the Management of Badagry Port Development Limited and the host communities for being collaborators and joint beneficiaries of the laudable project which would positively impact lives and businesses, create wealth and improve standards of living in the Badagry division of Lagos State.

Speaking earlier at the occasion, the Lagos State Commissioner for Commerce, Industry and Cooperative, Mrs. Lola Akande, said the State Government hopes to chart a way forward in ensuring smooth and cordial relationship between investors, Badagry Deep Sea Port Limited and members of the host communities.



This is to safeguarding easy access of the investor to the Project Land Area, whilst assuring our host communities, who are the ancestral land-owners of adequate protection of their various concerns and interests by the State Government.

Also speaking, the Managing Director of the Badagry Sea Port Limited, Mr. Didi Ndiomu in his remarks said the Badagry Deep Seaport project will be developed in 4 phases under a public private partnership arrangement that includes the supporting roles of both Lagos State Government and the Federal Government of Nigeria through the Federal Ministry of Transportation, the Nigerian Ports Authority, as well as other relevant Government Agencies.

What you should know
The Lagos State Government in partnership with the Federal Government and private sector has embarked on development of other seaports in order to reduce the pressure on already congested Apapa port, with its negative impact on the ease of doing business and the economic as a whole.
Meanwhile, in a related development, the Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC), had in a clarification, said that the Lekki deep seaport, is 81.14% completed, with the completion date slated for September 2022, and operations expected to commence in December 2022.
The Lekki deep seaport project is a 45 years concession by the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) awarded on a Build, Own, Operate and Transfer (BOOT) Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model