Okija_juju:

The top runners are;

Peter Odili (River State)

Jame Ibori (Delta State)

Alamesigha (Bayelsa State)

Orji Uzor Kalu (Abia State)

Chimaroke Nnamani (Anambra State)

Uduaghan (Delta State)

Dis Guy:

Set up a lesson or exam crash courses for less confident students, like 1 on 1 or 1: 4 voila!!

One was born into average family but attained greatness, one was born by a wealthy family (using his village standard) but bought his way;
One could be General or field Marshal but remained a Colonel, one wanted to bully his way but could only be a Colonel;
One became King of kings of Africa, the other was made an Owelle in one corner of African jungle;
One made life easy for his people, one made life a living hell for his own;
One could speak Arabic, English, Italian among many languages while the other barely speak passable English and ramble in another one;
One instill fear in enemies, the other piss in his pants when enemies surface;
One has IQ of 136, the other has IQ of 72

Sir Louis Odumegwu Ojukwu, KBE, (1909-1966) was an extremely successful Nigerian businessman from Nnewi. Ojukwu was the first and founding President of The Nigerian Stock Exchange as well as President of The African Continental Bank. He was also on the board of directors of some of Nigeria's most powerful and most prestigious companies such as Shell Oil Nigeria Limited. He won a parliamentary seat during the nation's first republic. He attended a primary school in Asaba and the Hope Waddell Institute.
[center]Life and career[/center]

Ojukwu started his professional career at the Agricultural department before leaving to join John Holt as a tyre sales clerk. He also incorporated a textile company in Onitsha to supplement his income during this period, already exhibiting a little bit of his entrepreneurial spirit. While at John Holt, he noticed the severe strain a lack of adequate transportation had on Eastern textile traders. He later left John Holt to create a transport company to improve the trading environment for Nigerian traders. As a transporter, he was a tireless worker and meticulous to detail; he was usually the first to inspect his transport vehicles for oil and leakages. Apart from his work ethic, his success was also oiled by the economic boom after World War II, working with the West African Railway Company and the newly inaugurated produce boards, he provided his fleet for commodity transportation and for other traders use. During the 1950s, he diversified his interest, bought some industries, invested heavily in the real estate sector and became a director in numerous major corporations including the state-owned Nigerian National Shipping Line. He was a member of the board of Nigerian Coal Corporation, Shell Oil, D'Archy, and African Continental Bank.
Ojukwu died in 1966, just a year before the Nigerian civil war. His son Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu was the leader of the secessionist state of Biafra.

r231:

I swear Chelsea have one invisible man somewhere on that pitch

cus it doesn't look like its 9

maasoap:

Is it justifiable for brilliant students to go into examination malpractices popularly known as "exam machinery"

maasoap:

just because of lack of financial support from the family members?

maasoap:

This is because the rate at which brilliant   students are being involved in exam malpractices in Nigeria is very alarming.

maasoap:

excuse that there is no other ways or means to make money being a student in Nigeria.

Kobojunkie:

Go to Libya and you will be sure to get your answers there. Asking Nigerians, on a nigerian chatroom is sort of silly, don't you think? Those who killed him are out there and more than willing to give you the answers you seek. Go find them.

coogar:

be a gentleman!

coogar:

she's he's average!

Candyness:

 
sound?  you can hear my voice? I'm on crack in here.    Oh dear    

Guardian:

Solution is simple.

Introduce Tax Per extra Child.

I propose the following amendment to the constitution.

A citizen of Nigeria shall have the right to bear and have two children only.

A male or Female citizen who has two children but desires an extra child/children may apply for the permission to have an extra child/children. Where proper application has been made and granted he/she can proceed to procreate and bear more than two children allowed by law.

[size=16pt]With the exclusion of two children granted by Law any additional child will require either/both parent to pay 20% annual Tax fee on the income of both parent.[/size]

i just want to know if lying to your patner mean you dont love him or her

Candyness:

Cundi, cuddle or wotever your name is you fat belly dancer. B!tch you know am hot, I know am hot, you know I know am hot and B!tch guess what, I could take your man anyday although he probably be ugly. B!tch  my advise to you ugly gorrilla, instead of hatin of slim hot chicks chicken like me, I suggest you go find ways to loose weight. B!tch you can always start my joggin from Lagos to NewYork. Cuddlemi is what you call yourself. If I had my way, I would [size=16pt]help you with a dirty slap[/size]. Am hot, you dont like  it, stuff ya. Holla!

Candyness:

Honey you sound like a jerk. [size=16pt]My swag[/size] indimidates you and you know it. B1tch [size=16pt]i wish I could B!tch slap u[/size] and you not even woman enough to put up your ugly picture

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