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Always knew this lad was a generous one. More speed and skill to your feet. Next time sha if them bring you come against Arsenal no come de run like who chop eba for dream inside Benin hotel o. |
Those dangerous melons ...Lucky dude!!! HBD STOOPID |
put up an advertorial and celebrate him all the more...adult. OrlandoOwoh: |
Sorry whats your name throw that sh*t you smoking off. You praise a fish for swimming and ask how much Ekiti has contributed to the money as if Ekiti State is in Ghana. The money aint Buhari's he just redirected its use. Simple...move on please.MadCow1: |
Forever on our trail...bloody kenyans, so black they cant be seen in a fluorescent lit room. The moment the evolutionists saw Kenyans they 'confirmed' monkeys started the human race. Nigeria has slid into recession yet we have enough money to buy facebook, employ Mark Zuckerberg and make Uhuru Kenya**a his cabbie. So fake you even coming into our nairaland to talk nansense...if you guys were to develop your own 'land' it would be 'shillingland' guess what? we dumped the shillings with our colonial masters a zillion years back. Ozuoooo TheManfromKenya: |
When them born the baby, dedication, the baby reach one year birthday...Recession is just an 'engrish' |
So Ekiti will be grateful because the president used Nigeria's money and told experts to re-route the railway through Ekiti? And this senator says its magnanimity? Ok...It would have warranted more gratitude if the president donated his personal money or took a pencil and drew the plan himself. We celebrate mediocrity too much! Nigeria is in Recession and the lanky ol'man won't even address the nation and he has done this very simple thing that requires zero intellects and you come here talking nonsense. Mtchewwww. |
At least he still get work...good for him nonsense! |
Too late Simi, "Vaseline crew ti self-service lasan" |
When I saw the name OP typed 'Dwanye' I thought Rock was a Biafran 'Ndiwanyi' but its none of my business! |
More like trading your sweet $100 USD note for the nonsense toilet paper with Obafemi Awolowo's face. Agbaya, Bolt ni Nut ko |
Even when such bills are in the best interest of the country, there are elements who will find a way to criticize it down the drain. My only worry is that the different sections he hopes to tackle within the emergency power bill, have laws backing their proper execution. The Nigerian problem is not a lack of law, it is a lack of willingness to adhere to the law and the notorious brilliance (or cunning) to cir-cum navigate the existing law. Where Governors have been seen to divert funds with legal backing as to their disbursement, they are also backed by the same legal system to avoid prosecution! where workers in the civil service could have been employed as direct hire workforce, you cant trust they wont find a loop hole to divert funds. In the end, we may just be turning around in big circles. |
walahi this girl is pretty!!! typical arsenal kind of signing. |
I was a Ph.D student at 26 too, and yes I had no job then...when you make a 2.2 unfortunately from a university, decide to keep pursuing an academic career, you can be caught up in the situation too and inbetween, being intelligent does not necessarily mean having a business acumen. Am still a Ph.D student but I earn these days. So give the sister some positive energy, I know what she's going through as I have been there. Stephrocks: |
ahahahaha...indeed. I was through with Bsc Oct. 2008, Msc, 2013, PhD, next year...you still senior me no worry sha. Age na number lol. ![]() stiles009: |
ahaha...ok hey 24 teenie have you finished BSc? lol...don't mind me o, just trolling...I senior you far sha ![]() stiles009: |
Hey teenie...have you enrolled for WAEC ![]() stiles009: |
End time women...wonder how juice wan comot for the thing down below. SMH |
Try telling your babe the same story you have rendered here and let her decide if its cheating or not... (take cover first o) But then, its none of my business. ![]() |
Which oil and gas is he dealing on? the oil and gas firm I work for, all they do is sack, sack and sack again!!! |
You have learnt. You welcome. Don't do it again you hear? #Yimu chuks1223: |
You be fool well well o. You saw the video, it was graphic, you saw this thread, it was all about happiness, but then your potato mash of a brain thought it wise to drop this here. ...But then yoh brain can't sieve nahin. Ozuooooooo. chuks1223: |
My neighbor's cute 3 year old daughter was disturbing everybody with plates she was clattering around and when I asked "What are you doing?" Baby: "Am making noise and I like it" Me: "But I don't?" Baby: "Ehen now, that's why I like it" and I was like WTFFFFF! |
What you talking about brethren ![]() Ellacity: |
And your name is Tuesday Lobsang Rampa? The third eye rings a bell? |
ethene:We are basically saying the same thing in different languages. Say I have scored 75 and am from a small quota state, my chances are slimmer than someone with 75 from a high quota State. So to even stand a chance, I need score exceptionally high to get into a merirt list with a general design. Say I score 92-95, irrespective of the quota in my State, I can get into the merit list. The merit list isnt State by State. Dunno what Cross-River has got, I was only quoting my source. Thanks Ethene. |
I have been on Nairaland just to look up news on NDDC scholarship and thank you to the genuine chaps who post sincere news for the update of those concerned. I can reliably inform all that the list is still with the consultant, but not for long as they are done with their bit and will submit to the NDDC in the coming week. The source also hinted that there are plenty candidates with high scores and the only way to be home and dry is when you score say 80-85/100, made a good B.Sc (for MSc. students) and come from a State with high quota (Bayelsa, Rivers, Delta, Akwa Ibom and Cross River). For those from low quota States (Edo, Imo, etc) then you must be very very high scoring to get into the merit list. The final score is an aggregate of the CBT and Oral interview and people generally made lower oral interview grades (Common we all know how 'scanty' the sessions were in terms of depth and details from interviewers-in my case, i got an answer correctly and they shouted me down! they didnt even know the answer.). As of now, if you do not fall into the merit category, my advice is for you to assume the worst and look forward-a pleasant surprise wont hurt you later. Finally, the change agenda being preached by PMB has not gotten to the eggheads at NDDC as there is a high chance of 'Nigerianess' in the selection process. I just wish only people who indeed merit the scholarships eventually get them. Finally, Ph.Ds stand a better chance of entering as overall Ph.D candidates are fewer than MSc. but then again, the Ph.D slots are fewer. Peace be unto y'all. ElSherriff Al Farwaz. |
mrham03:Do you see the types of buildings that were erected? Till this day they can compete with any in the world. yet you say the whites did nothing...the theft the Nigerians entrusted with leading this nation carried out is much more than that of the whites. |
throw that sh*t you smoking off. You praise a fish for swimming and ask how much Ekiti has contributed to the money as if Ekiti State is in Ghana. The money aint Buhari's he just redirected its use. Simple...move on please.
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