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akpanoka: Why should they monitor me? I should be able to vent my opinion and displeasure unhindered. Shikenah

Na yeye dey worry them. They never solve the nations problems reach anywhere dem dey vent their anger on internet . If they are not fit make dem disappear from d throne o

Bonapart: Those who call themselves men of God are now more concern about wordly things......dis is not what Christ thought us

'Daddy' must hear this

adexsimply: hw that wan take affect ...

tspun: y e come day hide himself since na....

joseph1013: You are not a taxi-driver and not in the US. It's okay bros. But I have a question for you: where are you and what are you doing for a living since you have been released by your club?
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hawtpeck: i am so into dis guy i wish he can hv a taste of me.i bet he wld luv 2 die 4 eva wit it.

rhymz: Ghanaians and their knack to claim everything, mtcheeew. Fufu is not ghanaian neither is it Nigerian, it is generally eaten by many people in West African, I doubt Ghanaians eat it more than the Easterners in Nigeria let alone make such preposterous claims. And don't be using wikipedia as a verifiable source, any idiot can post information there and edit it as they want, it does not make their claims true. Fufu does not have its root in Ghana biko. . This is not high-life music or Azonto.

torgbe: Fufu is a Ghanaian meal..

naijathings: and whats she going to use to swallow all that fufu... wait.. she can't finish that thing.. can she

DaLover: Have you been to Abuja before?

naptu2: Actually, I don't think it's an issue of rich vs poor. Infantino Private School here in Lekki, had to stop operating from their premises (off Durosimi-Etti Street) because it contravened Ministry of Education rules about school premises.

Developers want to convert the former Federal Secretariat in Ikoyi into luxury flats, but they can't because they've not got planning permission.

Reconstruction works at the 1004 Estate on Victoria Island was delayed for months because the developer contravened planning rules. It was only resumed after the developer regularised their operations.

So the question is, did the builder obtain permission to build that structure and was it approved by the ministry of education?