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payless: Are you serious?Nahh.. Just kidding ![]() |
Ess: More than 24hrs and billyonare has not responded. Im sure PDP will soon bail him out.Me sef dey find the guy Oooº°˚ https://www.nairaland.com/1314423/where-pdp-nairalands-billyonaire |
payless: Wow! I asked myself the same question yesterday. "Billyonaire" has not posted anything online since yesterday which suggests to me he must be the scammer reported on nairaland. The guy has always been here posting on political matters everyday but has disappeared in the last 24 hours. Let's wait and see what happens in the next few days.He's actually the one ![]() |
[quote author=Itoroetti ]Tinubu is calling u.go boy.[/quote]I'm not a Tinubu fan bro. ![]() |
It's quite suprising that this vibrant politics section guy has been missing online since the news of a fraudster posing as a the son of multi-billionaire got on Nairaland. I'm so suprised he hasn't logged online for over 24hrs to defend matters relating to PDP as usual, because that is one of his hobbies. Could there be a relationship between the said fraudster and our "self-styled" Billionaire? I just hope this is not true because I am gonna miss him so much "Crying and sad".. Lmao Check out the link below: https://www.nairaland.com/1313156/self-acclaimed-billionaire-arrested-duping-car |
[quote author=Mazi_Omenuko]I thought it was our own Billyonaire here on nairaland. I swear that guy has same tendencies with the way he was pushing for an executive section here in nairaland where members has to pay to belong.[/quote]Why are you peeps beefing Nairaland's Byllionaire nah? He definitely can't be this fraudster because he is on PDP's payroll. So, scam-money shouldn't be his thingy. |
See punchlines |
[quote author=Chigo@god]@straneur pls how much do think i might be spending daily for transport? I want to stay in alagbado for a month b4 relocating. @ecolime do you know the price range for an apartment there? Tx[/quote]I stayed in a single room and such types were around #800 monthly back then (2006). Can't really say the price range for 2 bedroom flats and a room self contained but they shouldn't exceed 4,000 per month. House rents in Nigeria are very dynamic and the cost of their apartments might have really changed because it's been long I left there. Just find a day to go there yourself and make full enquiries. |
Get an apartment at Ijanikin (Otto). I lived around that place for a year during my school days. The houses there are very cheap and it's less than #40 to Agbara. As a recent ex-corper, you really need both the experience and the salary (for sustenance). All the best. |
Adexy4us: U ar rite bro jst called d numba nw he said they ar health maintenance outfit....i jst banged d fone str8t.....na by force 2 sel drugs!Guy you funny oo. I can't just stop laughing here. Lmao |
Families that prays together, stays together. Families praying together alongside studying of the WORD also helps every member of the household grow spiritually. |
Why naked her? Bloody perverts. |
We came, we saw and we conquered. It's a privilege to be a part of this great batch and most especially with the opportunity given to us to give a selfless service to people. May this day always be known for good in our lives. May God in his infinite mercies favour and bless us beyond our imaginations. Congrats to everyone and safe journey back to your respective homes.
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What a shameless man. |
bukatyne: And you keep quiet!You sound like such a woman. |
I can't even forgive and take back my girlfriend if she cheats on me talkless of my own wedded wife. Why should a man or woman defile his/her marraige in the first place? It's so disgusting and shameful. |
Chaii.. Which kind advert be this nah? Job seekers dey suffer for Naija oo. Lmao
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Nice app, nice interface. Thumbs up to you ![]() |
Adesam01: Thanks my peeps... Can I start the service and later defer it by August ending?Yeah. Start the service first. I have 3 close friends that only went to orientation camp last year July. They all proceeded to UK in September for their masters degree and they will all get their Nysc discharge certificate by proxy come June 6. All you have to do after camp is to talk things out with your LGi and your PPA. Na Naija we dey bro. |
mascot87: You can definitely use one stone to kill two birds.How if you my ask me.Go and start your NYSC,after you have been posted to your place of primary assignment,go to either you LI or ZI and explain yourself.Tell them this is an opportunity of a life time and might never come your way again.If you are lucky,someone may be arranged to stand on your behalf to perform your monthly clearance,also you arrange with your employer at your PPA and sill the whole shit.After the end of your Service,the ZI or LI you arrange with will definitely know how to collect your certificate for you to be collected from him or her by your close friend or family.You then have to be calling the officials often so that there wouldnt be any mistake.Rightly said. @OP: Please don't miss this rare opportunity for anything. Be wise. |
It's just a coincidence. |
valicious1: my dear am reaping nothing bad whatsoeva. I have a good paying job, soon to get married to d most beautiful damsel on earth so u alone knows what u're talkin bout.Bad guy ![]() |
So funny ![]() |
Nice one. Lmao |
Otuabaroku: Hi conyema12,my take on this, is for you to concentrate on your current job and get as much experience you can get from it.This is because, you have the opportunity of being a staff after 3 years. You also have the opportunity of getting a better job with more pay when you have gathered one or two years experience from this your present job. Remember, experience counts more in your field than qualifications(certificates).After 3 years, you can conveniently make the decision of going for your masters. Then, with 3 years experience and masters, the sky would be your starting point. |
So, how do you ascertain someone's level of knowledge without an examination? |
victorD3: Well am a UK graduate and my education is worth it and giving me all the edge now in Nigeria.Woww.. What an achievement. Congratulations!!! |
Lies from the pit of hell. I know this man very well. He can comfortably send 500 students abroad with all the wealth he acquired via PDP's government. What does he take Nigerians for? |
Saw this on facebook and decided to share it here. STANDING OVATION While waiting to board a flight from Charlotte to Atlanta sometime last year, I noticed a small number of US Soldiers were also waiting to board the same flight. I was immediately fascinated by their youthfulness and nice camouflage. They looked like boys and girls to me. I even suspected they were cadets. My first surprise came when the flight was about to board. The announcer made it clear that men and women of the US army should step forward and board first the plane first. This was ahead of other passengers on the first class compartment. When we had all boarded the flight, the pilot then announced that the airline was happy and privileged to be flying with men of the US army and welcomed them specially on board. When we landed in Atlanta, the pilot announced again and thanked the men of the US army for flying with United Airlines and this time everyone on the plane went into a round of applause, clapping for almost a minute. I had to join in clapping for the US soldiers. This is how much America values the men and women, battling insurgents in other to protect the home land. Today let's offer prayers and applaud the men and women battling insurgents from Bayelsa to Nassarawa, from Borno to Yobe, from Katsina to Kano and other areas of insurgency in Nigeria. Staying awake for us to sleep; taking the battle to the enemies so we can live a normal life. These are the real men with balls. Not the cowards that attack defenseless people and scurry away to hide. God bless Nigerian Army. God bless Nigeria. Pls continue sharing. - Olamide George http://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=545562598839653&id=159773660751884&from_feed=1&refid=8&_ft_=qid.5879908970722680411%3Amf_story_key.-2578950862175548652 |
So? See this Otondoh.. That's how it is in almost all Nigerian villages. No bigi |
2 years gone and the pain is still fresh in my heart. Thank God all your children are doing great as you've always wanted us to be. I love you so much Mrs Ayodele Cecilia |
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