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kobonaire:
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Ponponkon:
It has been noticed with dismay and dissatisfaction the continual dumping and channeling of liquid and solid waste by some establishments to drainages. They also puncture these drainages and channel all their company wastes and rejects into it.
A typical case is that of Evergreen Hotels, situated along Umuola road by Azuka junction, who have been found culpable of this unwholesome act.
This act is unwarranted and condemnable even as Abia Government have expended so much on construction and rehabilitation of roads and drainages in the state.
The office of the Commissioner for Environment and all other concerned agencies of the State Government are hereby dully notified of this grievous offense of the Management of Evergreen Hotels on the newly constructed Umuola road drainage, which requires immediate appropriate sanction towards correcting this anomaly.
The Government of Abia State henceforth will not take it lightly with any person(s) or establishment(s) who dump refuse or channel wastes indiscriminately or unauthorized places.
The general public is hereby warned to desist from such uncivilized acts.

adelah:
2016 is a leap year with 366 days.

naijaboiy:
[color=#1980BC]This is not what i'm interested in.
Oga there is no fuel o! [/color]

OROZ:
Still selling

zyzxx:
blah everything

*all is well oo, let eat pounded yam and chicken oo*

kerriman:
Sir,morning how long have you been using this car.

Towncrier247:
No, she's not dead...just seriously injured. Miriam Gakenia,31, and her fiance James Mwangi, 27, had gone to buy wedding items but were injured in a road accident at Kiangwachi area along Nyeri-Nairobi highway on Tuesday, December 15. Their wedding was to take place at Dominion Towers Deliverance Church today, Saturday December 19.
Gakenia suffered a right hip joint injury and a broken right arm while Mwangi's right hand was injured. He had been treated and discharged but she could neither sit nor stand. The couple exchanged their vows at Outspan hospital today, with nurses as her bridesmaids.
"The wedding had to go on. We had prepared for six months. The devil was not going to get in the way. She would have become my wife even if she had lost her legs," Mwangi explained.
Gakenia said from her hospital bed: "I informed my doctor of the wedding and told him we were not ready to postpone it."
She said the hospital agreed to hold the wedding on its grounds. Nurses and matron Jane Wamucii escorted her to the location on her bed.
Gakenia and Mwangi had difficulties putting on their wedding rings as their hands were in casts but they exchanged their vows in what Reverend Stephen Mungai described as "a first in Nyeri".
It was also difficult for them to sign their marriage certificate and to share their wedding cake, but these paled in comparison to the exchange of vows at the emotional ceremony.
"I have never conducted such a wedding. It shows far love can go. It is a lesson in sticking with your vision regardless of hurdles, and eventually reaching your destination," the reverend said.
The couple did not have a photo shoot after the wedding but was taken to a private room at the hospital where Mwangi sat by Gakenia's bed for hours.
Gakenia, a system administrator at Dedan Kimathi University of Technology, will remain at the hospital for six weeks.

www.newseveryhour.com/2015/12/couple-say-i-do-on-hospital-bed-after.html

zyzxx:
o OK. and he is protecting us.

OnankpaBa:
GOOD for democracy

bugzbunny:
Mr op....abdul....why are u complaining....
Kano voted change........fear not
The change is here
Buhari is here...sorry heard he travelled
He go soon visit


Ejim obi ocha.... Ayo umunne m nile no ebea
kanyi si nairaland puo
Anyi ga eme nwu ya
Hapuru ndi a forum ha...gbawa door
Igwe bu ike
Onweghi ihem no ebea eme oburu na m agahi ekwunwu maka onye m bu...ma obu ebea msi....
Taaa bu ubochi ikpeazu m here
Anyi adighi eli nsi

StOla:
He did not rape her. She gladly wanted it and even paid for the hotel room for one of the hot sessions.

She only got pissed years later upon realising that he will never leave his wife for her, and she wasn't even the only one receiving such pastoral graces.

chocolateme:
Hmm.. When death is hovering around a dog, e no go allow am to perceive the odor of poo. Just look at how they look in army uniform, tired of life. They should be sent to Borno to go and dig it out there.

Amis:
Number is a vital mathematical object

dimssy:
You no suppose post nah.

yemstok:
I would say the year 2015 has been a great year for me and I know it's been equally awesome for you too.

We've enjoyed rich worship songs from various gospel artists. from Nathaniel Bassey to Frank Edwards, Sonnie Badu, Sinach, Tasha Cobbs, Micah Stampley and so on.

I've carefully selected my favourite worship songs in 2015 so far and I'd like to share them with you guys.


They are:

1. This God is too good o. by Nathaniel Bassey&Micah Stampley


2. Na You Be God. by Tim Godfrey


3. Kosi. by Tim Godfrey


4. Break Every Chain. by Tasha cobbs


5. Baba o! (Open the flood gates). by Sonnie Badu


6. Ebezina by Preye Odede


7. Heaven On Earth by Micah Stampley


8. If He did it before. by Tye Tribett


9. I love you forever (worship medley). by Tye Tribett


10. God favoured me. by Hezekiah Walker


11. I Won't go back. by William Mc Dowell


12. You are God alone. by William Mc Dowell


13. Onye. by Frank Edwards


14. Ngizo Bambelela. by Uche Agu


15. You alone are worthy. by Eben




That's my list. I could go on and on but let me stop here.
so, dear nairalanders, I would want us to share those songs (worship/gospel) that have made your 2015 so far.



Thank You and God Bless You as you share.

HAPPY SUNDAY!!!