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Now this is how a president should sound like, profound, inspiring and a dash of hope. up BRF!!! |
Im impressed she has more ballz than her Husband. |
milehigh06:[/b] you are right things do happen for instance ive seen David Blaine pull a rabbit out of hat. ![]() |
kay_pumpin:Djourou shouldn't be allowed anywhere near emirates stadium. |
duduspace:Real talk ! From this moment we should stop comparing OX to Theo, nuff said!I also think Ox and CoQ are making a strong challenge for a chance at 1st team. |
okada_man:Sharp mon! Keep winning bawse! |
folahann:tru tak, i see no reason why Arsene shud stick with these two. they shud come of the bench and thats a maybe. Ramsey particularly did not make one single attacking move, long pass or run at the opposition, just a bunch of sideway passes and over-elaborate plays, the quality simple isnt there. |
who are we kidding, ramsey is shyte! Theo and Gibbs are weak links on this team. |
OX for THEO pls ![]() |
duduspace:great asset? thats a far stretch boss! he needs to start contributing more than just passes to this team if he wants to start especially for someone who touches the ball quite often. |
am i the only one frustrated at watching Ramsey play? he is just not IT for me. seriously, whats the difference btw him and Denilson? immobile, sideway passes, inventive etc etc |
they should keep red bull on ice close to the prez at all times If you take one look at most of our leaders you can tell that can't bust a gut considering all their unhealthy indulgences. ![]() |
i dont know about naija but the plumbers at a construction co. im consulting for in NYC clears over $110K yearly not even including overtime. These are the A guys on the job, the B guys make close to $80K yearly then you have the helpers/apprentices that makes around $30 hourly. The company itself bills $120 hourly just to look at your job. ![]() |
unfair to dump this on Nigerian girls. it will be sad if our society in general embrace fast food uninformed of its drawbacks. Many of you that have traveled especially the US are aware of the threats. There are fat people everywhere you turn, if i fling a stone outside my window i am bound to hit a fat person. Simply put the trade off for fast food is obesity, cardiovascular diseases etc Do you really want to trade a homemade dish of efo laced with veges and proteins with junk food prepared in a factory like environment preserved with chemicals and dyes. I once dated a vegetarian once and even though i still eat meat my eating habits forever changed since i met her. We must be disciplined and earn the the privilege to indulge in junk food. |
isn't this the same team whose fans called his fellow countryman a monkey? ![]() |
sting_224:cool who are your favorite characters? |
GOT is one of the best shows ive watched on TV since The Wire. Cant wait for season 2, the finale to S1 was epic. It appears the show is evolving from a quasi-mediaeval to a fantasy epic. Good stuff!!! ![]() |
macjive01:poster you make plenty of sense but the tragic end of this is that too many within us celebrates mediocrity. |
watching Game of Thrones at the moment and im loving it ![]() |
^^^ going by your reasoning, if a guy is sitting in a passenger seat albeit he owns a vehicle himself is equivalent to being broke? Sista you need to get a mind of your own and stop listening to TLC. ![]() armyofone:another foolish reasoning, so its more fashionable to head out with a friend in a convoy of cars instead of pooling abi? |
ogugua88:had nothing to do with me being in the car. |
armyofone:yeah so did I |
now you get a standing ovation for another fine display of ignorance!! ![]() |
won-90:clap for yourself for a fine display of ignorance, |
from my observation some are rude and some are sweet but the rude ones are in the majority especially the ones that migrated from back home. Just recently i tried to chat up a girl after a party while sitting in my buddies car, she goes "see you in passenger seat trying to talk to me" then shesizes me up, rolls eyes, sucks teeth and walks away , all i can i do is shake my head and laugh. the homie was furious I had to restrain him from blastingher with some unkind words, i told him its not worth it, her loss. ![]() I guess the idea of car pooling doesn't sit with her. ![]() |
“those who make peaceful change impossible make violent change inevitable” - Mr. Atiku Abubakar Did we not see the writing on the wall when these greedy bastards started stabbing each other in the back over zoning agreement. ![]() Anyway, is this the perfect time to make a case for state police? |
Whoa! Obama dey crunch knuckle o! That looks like a weak handshake from our president. ![]() |
Since we are in the season of Fresh Air lets all waft in the beautiful tropical breeze arresting the air in Aso rock at the moment. I don tire o! Shebi we all complained along with Sanusi months ago that these legislators are chopping too much of our resources. Am i crazy for thinking that our president will slash their budget below 112Billion instead of actually raising it to 120 Billiion? Where is the cut? l [b] Jonathan cuts National Assembly budget By Ini Ekott and Emmanuel Ogala May 25, 2011 03:58AM print emai The National Assembly yesterday reversed its decision on the 2011 budget - criticised by the executive as high - and began considering amendments that will reduce total national budget by N600 billion and cut lawmakers’ allocation by more than 50 per cent. The House of Representatives approved two swift readings on Tuesday while the Senate took one reading of a review sent by President Goodluck Jonathan the same day, proposing that federal spending be reduced from initially passed N4.97 trillion to N4.41 trillion. If the final readings, expected today from chambers are given, the bulk of the budget slash will come from the National Assembly allocation, which the lawmakers arbitrarily moved during earlier appropriation from N112.24 billion to N232.74 billion - more than 100 per cent raise. The sharp increment drew criticisms and the executive warned that the total budget, with about N1.9 trillion deficit, was not sustainable and needed a review. In the proposed reduction, the National Assembly budget was reduced to N120 billion, a little above the original figure submitted by Mr Jonathan in November 2010. Mr Jonathan’s amendment now comes as the legislature winds down its session, amid unresolved financial crisis rocking the House of Representatives over unpaid allowances and corruption charges against its leadership. As of Tuesday, lawmakers speaking unofficially confirmed the House had not still sourced much-needed funds to clear members’ allowances owed after the released money was confiscated by a bank in lieu of unauthorised loan allegedly taken by the Speaker, Dimeji Bankole. The loan, which makes it hard for the leadership of the House to pay the entitlements of members, is at the heart of restiveness among the lawmakers, some of whom have launched efforts to sanction Mr Bankole. The other leaders of the House have, however, rallied around the Speaker. Eseme Oyibo, the spokesperson of the House, said this was done to ensure that the session ends without rancour. With no bank willing to grant fresh loans, according to sources, one of the options remained for the House to speedily facilitate a compromise on the budget, from where the backlog could be cleared from subheads that received rolled-in allocation. Final approval Though obviously affected by the large reduction, the House read Mr Jonathan’s amendment twice on Tuesday and is expected to give a final approval today. The Senate took only the first reading, but is also expected to pass the amendment today for presidential assent before May 29. “We will consider this tomorrow, 10am, after the committees looked into them,” Mr Bankole said after the second reading of the bill. The new budget is expected to help deal with an overhanging deficit by trimming a perennially overbloated overhead and running cost. The oil benchmark, increased by the lawmakers from $65 per barrel to $75, is also to be reversed. At several fora after the first budget was passed, the minister of finance, Olusegun Aganga, has warned that increasing the benchmark from $65 could hurt the economy should the oil price fall in the year, since the excess crude oil account was almost completely depleted. In the new amendments, big budgetary heads like defence, police formation and commands, and the presidency, are to be reviewed downward, although with low margins compared to the National Assembly. Education received a reduction too from N311 billion to N304 billion. Back[/b] http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5704606-146/story.csp |
this guy got so many strikes against him is not even funny. Take all the sound advice you've gotten from the good folks of NL and dodge this guy like a plague. If he's a former yahoo boy like the ones that sends me funny emails every other day then you need to beware cause them dudes are masters at the art of seduction. If they can talk up someone they've never met before into giving up their life savings imagine the kind game he cudve been running on you this whole while. And puhleasse stop hes nice and normal, homeboy is neither of the two its all part of the game. A word is enough for the wise. ![]() |
Mr Presido abeg ignore this list the same way you ignored the zoning the policy. Thank you! |
From this moment we should stop comparing OX to Theo, nuff said!
If you take one look at most of our leaders you can tell that can't bust a gut considering all their unhealthy indulgences. 
I had to restrain him from blasting
