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bigass: why must everything on linda ikeji be on the front pageBecause she's also a share holder in Nairaland |
[quote author=Texas.Cowgirl]Never seen so many ugly men in one picture[/quote]Then you've to go for eyes surgery |
aburo7: He won the African Artiste of the year for 2013.But 2013 neva end now abi na only 4 1/2 months them take rate am |
May God help us |
Whatever |
Eni toun wa ifa oun wa ofo (In my dialect) |
Na wetin them they wait for. .... |
okay |
Nairalander get many mouth sha, if them jail am, na Nairalander go first yab judiciary system, now them cane am you still they para. na wetin you what make them do again |
gerrardomendes: i blame JAMB sha.For what? ? |
darea18: whit mtn bbc?yes with bbc, I come join am with the 2H stuff....... For now MTN on point |
gboru: 33Gb ... Still counting...on top my MTN 46gb and still counting |
Y night? |
The headline should be 'FG TO FOLLOW O-YES FOOTPATH ' I beg mod rephrase am |
Kia chichi don die na to carry my tecno go collect her pin be that...... no need to beg for her number again |
Noted |
I dey come |
stankezzy: u are a disapointment to this forum(more beter than )is a wrong english.I know a professor like you will spot my comment...... no vex Mr. I drop out some years ago so I find it difficult to construct a good sentence... if not for this rule, I for give you your suitable reply 2. Don't abuse, bully, deliberately insult/provoke, fight, or wish harm to any Nairaland member. |
I wasn't expecting something more better than this, thank God she didn't disappoint me |
Kia...... grammar Don suffer that day |
21. Please spell words correctly when you post, and try to use perfect grammar and punctuation. Due to the rule, I refuse to comment |
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Thank God say I win |
*Commissioning is only for sensitization! Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, on Monday, advanced reasons for not commissioning most of the capital projects completed by his government, saying “our administration do not believe in the commissioning of projects.” He said the projects belonged to the people, adding that implementing such projects and provision of infrastructure was the statutory responsibilities of any responsive government. He noted that "commissioning are usually for project that requires the sensitisation of the community towards its availability or readiness for usage but such is not applicable to many of the roads we have constructed and are already been used by residents as they are been completed" The unannounced inspection turned to a major carnival as the Governor was followed by thousands of residents who trooped-out to hail him at every part of the state in a major show of unplanned solidarity. He stated that “our administration do not believe in the commissioning of projects. We believe it is the people’s project. So, why must you commission it? In all the advanced countries in the world, we don’t see leaders commissioning projects the way we do in this country, only projects that requires community sensitisation are officially inaugurated.” The governor said commissioning of projects was another way of wasting public fund, adding that he was satisfied with the level of works done by the contractors handling various projects in the state. Fielding questions from journalists, after inspecting some on-going projects across the state, Aregbesola also dismissed claims by the opposition that the state is broke, contending that “Osun is economically strong, in spite of the massive construction works on-going in all parts of the state.” Contrary to insinuations in some quarters that Osun was insolvent, Aregbesola affirmed that the economy of the state was growing, just as he described the opposition leaders in the state as “political jobbers who, while internally lamenting their years of wasted opportunity in government, pretend to see nothing good about the present administration in the state, despite the massive transformation of the state in the past two years” According to him, “today, I can say that the state is not insolvent. The question of insolvency should not even arise at all. They are just blabbing and we would not be distracted by their negative comments.” http://bioreports.net/news/why-i-dont-commission-most-of-my-completed-projects-aregbesola/
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Just waiting for their window phone |
So how many members does PDP now have in Imo state? |
Just be patient he will soon pay you, I guess they have much projects at hand. But sebi you don get the federal allawe ? |
Am loving this game again
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Reserving space |
Because money is not involve. Gbam |
*******On my way to DANA airline |
Ask their manager now |
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