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Something Similar to Occupy Nigeria is coming up on the 26th of April but this tym around at National Assembly.. The Protest will last for four days and the aim is to force Saraki to tender his resignation letter. Are u going or Not? |
Hmm Looking So Innocent
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Be Sincere... I will go for the good Cook.
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Om Hussein is a mother close to breaking point. Along with her
husband and their four young children, she is struggling with poverty
like millions of other Iraqis. Her husband, Ali, is unemployed. He is diabetic and has heart problems. She has been the breadwinner for the past nine years, eking out a living as a housemaid. But she is now exhausted, and can no longer work. "I am tired and we cannot make any money to pay for the rent, medicine, children's needs and food," Ms Hussein said at the family's temporary one bedroom home in eastern Baghdad. Their dilapidated house collapsed a few months ago, and they have survived thanks to the help of friends and relatives. Her husband said I worked at everything you could think of. As a butcher, a day labourer, a rubbish collector. I would not ask for money, but they would give it to us. I would not ask for food. Grinding poverty has made the trafficking of kidneys and other organs a phenomenon in Baghdad. About 22.5% of Iraq's population of nearly 30 million people live in abject poverty, according to World Bank statistics from 2014. Gangs, offering up to $10,000 (£7,000) for a kidney, have increasingly targeted the country's poor, making it a new hub for the organ trade across the Middle East. "The phenomenon is so widespread that authorities are not capable of fighting it," said Firas al-Bayati, a human rights lawyer. "I have personally dealt over the past three months with 12 people who were arrested for selling their kidneys. And poverty was the reason behind their acts," he said. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-36083800 |
The Author Should be punished |
So I should allow Mr. D stand erect like one big pole abi? And me wey get Cat for house, if she enters the room and Mistook Mr. D for one giant rat... wetin go come happen then? |
Why Are they Not Patronizing Made In Nigeria?
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LOLZ
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So after getting the pink lips what's next? that u don become president abi? No need i have them naturally |
packaging |
PMB has done it again! Very simple economics. We buy most of our goods from China, so why must we pay the Chinese in dollars? The Chinese buy a lot of crude oil from us, so why must they pay us in dollars? So PMB made a deal with the Chinese. We pay for the goods we buy from China in Yuan, the Chinese currency. They buy our crude oil and pay in Yuan. The exchange rate is to be pegged at 30 Naira to one Yuan or RMB. So how does it favour us? Simple. The Yuan is now 6.48 to a dollar. So if you pay 30 Naira to the Yuan, that would be equivalent to 194.4 Naira to the dollar. Since the dollar exchanges for 199 Naira, you save N4.6. 199 - 194.4 = 4.6. Simple, huh? In simple terms, PMB has just strengthened the Naira by 9.15%! And that's not the end of the story. As we begin to deal in the Yuan, the demand for dollar would plummet and this in turn would weaken the dollar. It would crash to around 140 Naira to the dollar. May God bless PMB. Can I hear an amen?! |
Congratulations to Mrs Aisha Buhari for the launch of her first book. The book is a called The Essentials Of Beauty Therapy. It is the product of her passion for everything beauty, a passion she has displayed for years. Proceeds from the sales of the book will benefit those affected by the insurgency and children of IDPs. Go grab your copy now
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Where are the pictures? Propagandization abi? |
Only 21gun salutes? they should have made it 25 |
Getikebusy:. He who laugh last.... laugh best. |
Getikebusy:U think u can come and rain all sort of insults on the person of Mr. President and at the sametime undermining the state ryt? U have every freedom to do it now but i can't assure ur getting away with it. |
Nairaland should not serve as a platform where Subversive elements would be given opportunities to be carrying out their subversive activities. Moderators take note, pls. |
国事访问于 2016年4月11日 布哈里总统被郑先生,外交部部长助理欢迎一起 在北京首都国际机场等中国高级政府官员。 2016 年4月11日 布哈里总统正在用L-R欢迎:奥约州州长阿比奥拉 奥贡州州长约贝州州长易卜拉欣作为布哈里总统 抵达中国的人民共和国进行国事访问。 |
I have finally decided to Leave my past and move on with my life. So in case I'm owing you some money, don't remind me please because i have moved on and my past is behind me.
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Ok, naji. |
Kudos... U now know how to create thread. but there is no any suffering as depicted by the picture. |
Well, let's leave the useless Dickhead alone since everyone understood that he is indeed an irresponsible fella. |
Pontaboki:He who does not travel out of his home town is yet to be enlightened. I understand your situation, it is a case of an unenlightened Igbo Man suffering from mental retardation due to his being solitary confined in Igbo land.... Igbo people tha travels will never say such things remotely closer to your comment. You damn blockhead who doesnt have an iota of intelligence in his coconut head. |
Nigeria's state-run oil firm NNPC and China State Construction Engineering Corporation (CSCEC) have signed a $23bn (£16bn; 18bn euros) deal. The two will jointly seek financing and credits from Chinese authorities and banks to build three refineries and a fuel complex in Nigeria. The project would add 750,000 barrels per day of extra refining capacity. NNPC hopes the construction of new refineries will stem the flood of imported refined products into Nigeria. 'Deepen relationships' Nigeria is the world's 12th-largest oil producer and the eighth-largest oil exporter. But the country imports roughly 85% of its fuel needs because of the disrepair and mismanagement of its four state-owned refineries. "We are about to deepen the existing technical and commercial relationships between China and Nigeria through the signing of a memorandum of understanding," said Shehu Ladan, head of NNPC. The three refineries will be built in Bayelsa, Kogi and Lagos states, while a location has to be confirmed for the petrochemicals complex. The Nigerian government has said that foreign companies must invest in developing Nigeria's infrastructure and economy first, before they can benefit from its oil and gas exports. http://www.bbc.com/news/10116945 |
BADNEAT:Just listen to yourself... better to sell your mom... may God forgive you. |
iykekelvins:Yeah.. Seems u gat some medullas man unlike one blockhead who's only good at criticism. |
iykekelvins:Asking who is Angela shouldn't come up in that situation not even as the first question... Hope u gt it now. |
Emac34:My writeup is perfectly ok but olodos can never get the gist.... Sorry dude u need to grow some brains. |
BADNEAT:And Inyamiri na Inyamiri... He can sell off his Mom just to get Money... Who's better then? |
Emac34:U dnt get the gist ryt? go get an IQ booster. |
Emac34:U dnt get the gist ryt? go get an IQ booster. |
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....i Hail the Abokhiness