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There is one arsenal player in this picture, can you identify him? Which other player can identify?
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Nigerians will never cease to be amusing. ![]() Due to shortage of tomatoe, mama Nkechi have to put a padlock on her pot of stew. ![]()
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op edit this ur write up before i read it. Too congested |
fat girls go finish ur mattres quickly slim girl's pubic bone induces pain when banging hard ![]() slim girls are fast and portable in bed fat girls are good on rug ![]() |
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makydebbie: ![]() |
Fmartin:sinaj , kashybaby , smellymouth , lalasticalala wetin una yarn? ![]() |
kennyaati:tanks bro |
trial nd error terminate one of the appointment and meet the other one at a friend's house. But y would u double date ![]() |
it could either be the oil from the latex condom u use if at all, or due to some hormones.... Try using other contraceptive methods and also, seek a medical attention at any nearest health facility |
theEYe21:i no mean bad ooo |
bt he is nt suprise at d level of corruption at the national assembly abi? Kettle calling pot black |
1. Success is not sexually transmitted; so stop sleeping with successful men and work hard. 2. Please do not wear the same weave for nine months, its not pregnancy. 3. Half naked girls are hot, well dressed girls are beautiful, hell is hot, heaven is beautiful. 4. Stop saying you cannot date a man who lives with his mother when you are dating a man who lives with his wife. 5. Do not look at what a guy drives but what drives him. 6. Before you call a guy ugly, remember 95% of your beauty can be removed by a towel. 7. When you were on campus you dated married men, when you get married you say you can’t share a man, relax ma sister its pay time. 8. Lastly learn to call and consult God and not your neighbour… |
dyadeleye:lol only if u hv knowledge on pharmacology u wont hv prefered herbs |
meezynetwork:which shortage of health workers I hav graduated as a health personnel and its almost a year now, no work yet. Nigeria is a joke |
As Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom begins his second year in office, here are five issues that will lead to the success or failure of his administration. 1. Workers Salaries Governor Samuel Ortom inherited a backlog of unpaid salaries from Ex-Governor Gabriel Suswam. Since then, the state government has struggled to update the salaries of workers which has been due to the dwindling federal revenue allocation to the state. Consequently, workers in the state are been owed 4-5 months salaries. The handling of this delicate facet of governance will go a long way to determine the success or failure of the government most especially because that Benue is considered to be a “civil servant” state. 2. Overbearing taxes Heavy taxation of the public has been the cause grumbles in the state for the past year of the Ortom administration. The Governor has insisted that taxes should have a human face and said the state assembly is poised to review some of the taxes that are of concern to the people. This if done will go a long way to reestablish the goodwill once enjoyed by the Governor. 3. Projects Though there have been no finished projects to commission after the first year, Governor Ortom has initiated a number of infrastructural projects especially rural roads. It is expected that the completion of these projects and more that will be initiated, will help to restore the confidence of the people in the government. 4. Media It’s no news that Governor Ortom has been hemorrhaging in the media. Media assignments have been outsourced to social media personalities whose commentary and strategy has left much to be desired and have rather gathered enemies for the governor and government. This aspect is going to be key in the next one year and beyond for the Governor. 5. Agriculture The people of the state would love to see the agricultural potential of the state fully explored. This will lead to generation of employment for youths, development and most importantly revenue generation that will ensure self-reliance and self-sustainability of the state. Action or inaction in this direction will determine the people’s perception about the government in the next year. http://benue.info/must-read-five-issues-that-will-make-or-mar-governor-ortoms-second-year-in-office/
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feldido:exactly |
The Ogoni Kingdom(also known as the Ogonis) are one of the many indigenous peoples in the region of southeast Nigeria. They number about 1.5 million people and live in a 404-square-mile (1,050 km2) homeland which they also refer to as Ogoni, or Ogoniland. They share common oil-related environmental problems with the Ijaw peopleof Niger Delta. The Ogoni rose to international attention after a massive public protest campaign against Shell Oil, led by the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People(MOSOP). Human rights violations The Ogoni people have been victims of human rights violations for many years. In 1956, four years before Nigerian Independence, Royal Dutch/Shell, in collaboration with the British government, found a commercially viable oil field on the Niger Delta and began oil production in 1958. In a 15-year period from 1976 to 1991 there were reportedly 2,976 oil spills of about 2.1 million barrels of oil in Ogoniland, accounting for about 40% of the total oil spills of the Royal Dutch/Shell company worldwide. In a 2011 assessment of over 200 locations in Ogoniland by the United Nations Environment Programme ( UNEP), they found that impacts of the 50 years of oil production in the region extended deeper than previously thought. Because of oil spills, oil flaring, and waste discharge, the alluvial soil of the Niger Delta is no longer viable for agricultural. Furthermore, in many areas that seemed to be unaffected, groundwater was found to have high levels of hydrocarbons or were contaminated with benzene, a carcinogen, at 900 levels above WHO guidelines. UNEP estimated that it could take up to 30 years to rehabilitate Ogoniland to its full potential and that the first five years of rehabilitation would require funding of about US$1 billion. In 2012, the Nigerian Minister of Petroleum Resources, Deizani Alison-Madueke, announced the establishment of the Hydrocarbon Pollution Restoration Project, which intends to follow the UNEP report suggestions of Ogoniland to prevent further degradation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogoni_people
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ivyT:she is nt a prostitute gat dat Hw i wish u understood the write up, empty brain fellow |
MrCork:hmmmm |
Result confirmed: Cc: Ronald4lif, arinzest, ewaski, puah, ogabozz, ojun50, Juhan, trolltrap, okeyglm, rosalieene, hannysmilez, mediapace, chickzyfcb, psychopunk, ray360, femich18, chickychic, donbenedict, ojimo7..... |
s2n4r3t1:thank u jare |
This giant fish is said to have been donated by Senator representing Benue North-West senatorial zone on the platform of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Senator George Akume to his colleague, Senator Shehu Sani of Kaduna Central. The former Benue Governor was among senators who attended the seven days fidau prayers of Senator Sani’s mother, Hajia Fatima, who died penultimate Saturday at Tudun Wada, Kaduna South LGA http://benue.info/wow-akume-gives-giant-fish-to-fellow-senator-see/
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SUPERPACK:u can't jump to conclusion because u did not followed the first thread. After reading d previous thread, u can only feel my pain |
Hmm... ![]() Where should i even start from ![]() Hello everybody, Yesterday i carried out the taste as expected and the result was positive. Actually i was really overwhelmed with series of thought on what next to do. So I decided to ask my babe what she think we should do concerning the issue. To my surprise, she said am the one to figure out what should be done. Stressing that, marrying as a result of unintended pregnancy will be a bad precedent in her family... Although, i never open up on any possibility of marrying her, because even if i do and my parents also accept the marriage, they won't be willing to dish out any dine in support. As for me, i don't have money as it stand to be talking about going into an unprepared marriage. The idea of her keeping the pregnancy and probably delivering the baby was dead on arrival. She said that she will never accept the idea, pointing out that she can not bear the shame of carrying a pre-marital pregnancy before her relatives. As it is now, D&C seemed to be the only solution to balance the equation between I and my babe. Now she is pressuring me to find a way out to terminate the gestation before any of her family members suspect. I have not decided on D&C yet. So i decided to bring it up in continuation of the previous 'thread' https://www.nairaland.com/3115699/babe-not-seen-period Should i go ahead and balance the equation Or what do you think is an alternative ![]()
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khaykay15:abi ooo |
Its a year now since our former V.P left office. It surprises me on his incessant silence on all the political matters in the country. Is he still in Nigeria ![]()
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bennygreat1:indeed ![]() |
Dmillionaire: ![]() |
Finally! Finally! After a long deliberation that lasted for more than two hours between the Chairman of NLC and TUC, with top dignitaries which include President of federal republic of Nigeria, Vice President, Yemi Osibanjo, Senate President, Speaker house of representative ,Minister of labour and Employment, Minister of Power and works and Housing, Minister of Transportation, Chief of Army Staff, Inspector General of Police and other respected stake holders have unanimously... resolved that Today is Sanitation..... Whether you like it or not, you have read this update to the end. Thank you and happy Saturday. Don't forget to keep your environment clean. ![]() |
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