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falcon01:
Taking the fact that it almost capsized a canoe into consideration, That's definitely a Blue whale.

That's a Hunchback Whale bro

Goodness34:
Am begging all nairalanders to look into my matter and lend me a hand am dying please help

Werey dey disguise

My alma mater. MTBM Batch 18th

Geopex:
Message me on solafamoroti2020@gmail.com.
I have a bro in Dubai and his an agent for yrs now. Now own a record label Dea too and all his sibling are Dea with him now. Doing well and his trustworthy. Let me link u to him. I myself should have go to dubai last yr December but still find my Bet9ja shop okay for me now.

Bro, I'd want us to chat a little about owning a Bet9ja. Please

I got 180k offer since since on the 9th and didn't know. I accepted it today after reading all the terms and conditions.
I hope it's true

DarkwebMaster:
This Car has been Sold out successfully to Mrs Faith Chigozie from Nairaland for the sum of N700,000. With all valid documents transferred, Please the Public should take note

So now, what's the essence of publishing the buyer's name on Nairaland?

LuciferO:
on Amazon it's at least 250k with shipping

Saw that too. It's always different over here

Gamers, the much anticipated PlayStation 5 is officially out and it's selling already on Konga.

It is pegged at 630,000 thousand naira.

This price already blew my forecast beyond understanding. I'm sure it's going to drop.

What do you guys think? Is it worth it

Righteousness89:
It's Good and awesome to rejoice and Celebrate when you feel you have victory in your course of Pursuit!
But when its not yet over! You need to know that anything can Happen!

It took just 6 days for the Today Isreal to regain their land in 1948...

It took just 7days for the Isrealites to bring down the Wall of Jericho

We Live in very strange times and Seasons..

70 days is a Whole lot time for things to Happen..

It is not Over until it's Over!

In the Christendom, we don't Give up ! No Matter how Difficult it seems!
We do not Give in to the Crowd! We Stand out of the Crowd in our Belief!
We Stand our Ground and Trust our GOD until it's Over! Then we know know His will is in Place!!

I Better Firmly Trust and Believe GOD in what I desire and see it Fail than to be a Beliver with a Dead Faith that gives in easily to what I Shouldn't

I am not a Christian who goes with the Crowd! Far be it From me!
I am not a Christian with a Feeble mind!
Even if the Whole World goes for a thing! As long as it's not what I Believe the Word of GOD says, I Cannot go with it!

You are plainly stupid

Animal talk

La click La asslick bubu

Gbko6:

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How many Nairaland accounts you get sef?

I'm on this table as well

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Hardeyolaotee:
Hello, Gionee online. Last night my s11lite fell into water but I picked it up on time and dipped into rice. It came on this morning but doesn't stay on unless it's plugged... I think it's the battery. What would be the solution?

You should have cooked stew join am, since you dipped into rice. Maybe it's angry cos you fed it raw rice

Nice

I hope nothing happened to those waters?

Hotzone:
Endsars is getting bored

Soon we go endyahoo

Because you are one of the problems of this country

acunon:
Why won't I reply your chat? If the AC is faulty you should bring it back for replacement.

You are very stupid for making this comment.

Completelife:
God help us

Greetings brothers and sisters, please i beg you in the name of God, help me with any financial assistance. For over a week now, I haven't been able to go out and hustle as a daily earner due to sickness. Little ones also affected by this with hunger and starvation. Any assistance I beg of you. I'm typing this from sick bed.

023 44 70492, GTBank
Samuel is the name.

You are very very stupid for dropping this nonsense here. Very very stupid.

FrancisAdl:
His response today would determine the next move. The lawyer and concerned authorities have been briefed, with all implicating conversations and voicenotes of him admitting that the TV set was indeed modified.

Even a rookie TV salesman can tell the difference between 3 and 4 HDMI ports or a modified back panel.

I’ve been fair enough to give options of Repair, Replace or Refund today, but I don’t think he’s taking this case seriously enough.

Due to the the urgent need of the TV for business purposes (which was stated clearly throughout our conversation), we might end up purchasing from a different retailer anytime from tomorrow.

By then, the only option would be to refund the complete amount of #260k.

Alright

FrancisAdl:
I usually solve disputes offline as I’ve worked with a lot of retailers from Nairaland. I had to bring it here as his responses are not encouraging plus declining/ignoring calls.

This is heart-breaking because I’ve purchase and referred a lot of people to him. Combined, we’ve purchased goods worth millions with no issues until one. Even with all the bad reviews, I ignored because of my personal experience with him.

This is an expensive unit, so I decided to handle it myself instead of just referring him. Now he sold a clearly modified TV to my high-end client.

They insist on taking legal action as the TV isn’t cheap, and purchased for company presentations

He has a criminal tendency. Same thing he did to me when he waybilled an old and spoilt AC unit to me. At a time, he stopped taking my calls and replying chats when I hinted about returning it, claiming network issues and all that..
If your client is pressing charges, they should do. I've not forgiven him.

GioneeOnline:
aiit thanks

And the tired bot backed down

Only gullible fellows listens to you.
@Frainc, you are wise

This is a very loud statement

Commendable!
Very fast

BeSpect:
Adamu has finally made in Mathematics

Worth celebrating tbh

Hausa amaka

Adamu Ibrahim, a Borno indigene, and his six children, have gained fame in a slum within the state, where they use mathematical skills to change the story of their lots.

In a locality known as Anguwan Bauchi, Adamu and his nerdy children, who have earned local and international accolades, run an informal training centre famed for producing Maths geniuses.

According to a ChannelsTV documentary, they had set up a makeshift centre within a garage to teach out-of-school kids, some of whom thereafter won competitions and abroad scholarships.

Within the garage, an array of medals and certificates from global competitions are put in display. And about six kids from the suburb were said to have gained grants to study outside the country.

Adamu, who was said to be the brain behind the decade-old centre, is reported to have been an Olympiad champion back in the 1980s, with his children exhibiting traits like himself.

Yusuf Adamu, the youngest of the family, who also tutors at the learning centre, has participated in and won several Maths competitions, some of which also include The Olympiads and Cowbell.

Other platforms wherein he also competed include the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and the American Mathematics Competition where he won a gold medal back in 2015.

“Actually, I don’t sleep at night. From eight to four, I study. Then I sleep until another time, say 1 pm. When I wake up at 1 pm, I continue to study,” said Yusuf, 18.

Ismail Adamu, Yusuf’s elder brother, is also said to be currently studying on scholarship abroad and has been to a total of five countries across the globe taking part in Mathematics competitions.

“For me, Mathematics is like a puzzle, which makes it really fun. In mathematics, everything can be proven with deductive reasoning,” Ismail, who also taught for free in the centre, said.

Adamu Ibrahim, while speaking on the family’s goals, said the skills of his children and those they have trained could lead the community out of poverty, so long as they achieve quality education.

“I believe the only way, over time, we can be able to overcome this poverty is for these children to have a very good education so that they get a very good placement,” Ibrahim can be heard saying.

“And you will see the community will one day… I know it takes time, but somebody has to start it.”

Salisu Hassan, a parent, who is also a member of the community, said: We are happy because we have about six to five children schooling abroad because of this man’s contribution.”

However, the popular opinion has been that, perhaps, the makeshift school should be turned into a standard learning institute—having continued to churn out a generation of young eager minds.


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