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#Atikulate 2019, I stand with Atiku.

#Atikulate 2019, I stand with Atiku.

Atikulate 2019, you made the right choice.

Let’s give it a try.

So, one day there is a pan-African referendum.. In this referendum the posed question is: “Should African Union de-legalize all kinds of foreign aid, including financial, material and other?”.

Few hundred million people say “yes”. Now it’s officially illegal to help Africa.



Now, fast forward few years. Let’s see what happened.

What changes into better:

1. With lack of the humanitarian aid, Africa gets rid of humanitarian money-driven wars and catastrophes.



TV and internet suddenly got lesscatastrophic. No more black kids being hugged by Angelina Jolie on every other billboard. No more UNICEF asking you for money blackmailing with of all the people who “would die without you”.

They can’t send money to Africa, so they ceased working.*

*Ok, in fact they just abuse Asia and South America more now.

Interestingly, it seems like indeed there are fewer catastrophes happening. Maybe because Africans address them themselves, with local knowledge.

Situations like Goma camp happen less. In Goma, Western humanitarian aid was, in fact, financing the Hutu army - responsible for genocide. Less hunger. Yes, you hear me right. Like in Ethiopia, where the regime was creating situation of catastrophe to get rid of the opposition and get rich on the customs imposed on the humanitarian aid.

Fewer warlords who are indirectly financed by the humanitarian aid they can prey on.

2. Amounts on the accounts of some African assholes stop raising.

With lack of aid in general many inter-governmental shady deals disappear. It’s impossible now to hide corruption under developmental aid.

You could even make a case it made African governments less dependent!



3. Remember the pretentious hippie-looking jerk, who was all about telling the chicks how he was helping in Africa and showing shiny amulets?

Good news, he’s gone.

No more Western NGOs (or MONGO’s - My Own NGOs) buying off land or getting money from i.e. Europe just to finance lifestyle of their own workers (having operational costs at 40–50%).

No more sending lost, naïve, but rich Western kids to Africa just so they could steal jobs from locals. Finally the job done by those hippies is done by Africans, for a market price that fuels the economy.

Cutting the aid and the influx of volunteers saves Africa from a lot of parasitic relations and helps to make its economies more rational. Same goes with:

4. Most of the senseless projects (which don’t take into account local environments and, in fact, worsen situation, instead of making it better) disappear.

Now, local authorities more often prioritize their actions based on their own assessment of needs, not on “what do they give money for now?”.

5. Lack of material help revives small enterpreneurship.

Remember the granny who stole your old shoes and clothes to send them to Africa? She has to do bingo now.



In result, a lot of small businesses appear in Africa. Turns out, now thousands of people are making shoes, tailoring clothes, and make a good living out of it. It seemed it was impossible before, right? It’s better than that! The money their customers spend stays in Africa.

All you had to do is stop sending your old shit there.

Culled fro Quora

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Ahiara Diocese - Bishop Peter Ebere Okpalaeke
Auchi Diocese - Bishop Gabriel Dunia
Awgu Diocese - Bishop John Okoye
Awka Diocese - Bishop Paulinus Ezeokafor, Bishop Jonas Benson Okoye (Auxiliary)
Bauchi Diocese -Bishop Hillary Naman Dachelem
Benin Archdiocese - Archbishop Augustine Akubueze, Emeritus Archbishop Patrick Ekpu
Bomadi Diocese - Bishop Hyacinth Egbebo
Calabar Archdiocese - Archbishop Joseph Ekuwem, Emeritus Archbishop Joseph Ukpu
Ekiti Diocese - Bishop Felix Ajakaiye, Emeritus Archbishop Michael Fagun
Enugu Diocese - Bishop Calistus Onaga, Emeritus Bishop Anthony Gbuji
Gboko Diocese - Bishop William Avenya
Ibadan Archdiocese - Archbishop Gabriel Abegunrin, Emeritus Archbishop Felix Alaba Job
Idah Diocese - Bishop Anthony Adaji
Ijebu-Ode Diocese - Bishop Alfred Fasina
Ikot-Ekpene Diocese - Bishop Camillus Umoh
Illorin Diocese -Bishop Ayo-Maria Atoyebi OP
Issele-Uku Diocese - Bishop Michael Elue
Jalingo Diocese - Bishop Charles Hammawa
Jos Archdiocese - Archbishop Ignatius Kaigama
Kaduna Archdiocese - Archbishop Matthew Ndagoso, Emeritus Archbishop Peter Jatau
Kafanchan Diocese - Diocesan Administrator Joseph Abba Biliyock
Kano Diocese - Bishop John Niyiring
Katsina-Ala Diocese - Bishop Peter Iorzuul Adoboh
Kontagora Diocese - Bishop Bulus Dauwa Yohanna, Emeritus Bishop Timothy Caroll
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Lokoja Diocese - Bishop Martins Olorunmolu
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Ondo Diocese - Bishop Jude Arogundade, Emeritus Bishop Francis Alonge
Onitsha Archdiocese - Archbishop Valerian Okeke, Bishop Denis Isizoh (Auxiliary)
Orlu Diocese - Bishop Augustine Ukwuoma, Emeritus Bishop Gregory Ochiagha
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Is Delsu post-utme form out?

bubu152:
My dear, forget about that your stat. Enugu is a State and Enugu city does not have dimension so any population quote is possible. Okay, lets be frank, where and where is Enugu city. Onitsha has direction and boundaries as of before and thats why in 2006 census, Onitsha population was estimated to be around 550000. Now Onitsha and its metropolis is over 2.5 million. Quote me on that. In fact http://www.demographia.com/db-worldua.pdf stated 7 mil.

Yes I also saw the post were Onitsha was stated to have about 7 million people in it, there's no reason to compare Enugu to Onitsha in terms of population, Onitsha is the most populated city in the whole of South East.

Shopping online can be a lot cheaper, more convenient and less time-consuming than buying on the high street or market.
Tips to take while you shop online
# Make sure that the site you are buying from is trustworthy. Stick to well known websites, and if in doubt check out user reviews.
# When you come to enter your card details, ensure the website address starts with https:// (rather than the normal http://). This means the page is encrypted so no one can read it and steal your data.
# Use a credit card instead of a debit card; Credit cards can be safer choice for online shopping; If someone manages to intercept your financial information online, they can do less damage and you have more resource than if you'd used a debit card. This is for two reasons:
i. Credit cards have spending limits, while debit cards which are directly linked to your bank account- do not
ii. You can dispute fraudulent charges made to a credit card without being out-of-pocket the amount in dispute, but money withdrawn directly from your checking account by a debit card is much more difficult to recover.
*Consider using a credit card with a low credit limit specifically for your online purchases. Few Nigerian banks offer credit cards.
# Print or save a copy of your orders; It's always a good idea to keep documentation of your online purchases. Most retailers will send you an email or refer you to a webpage with a confirmation of your purchase; this page should include a purchase receipt and a confirmation number. Print or save the confirmation and keep it until you receive your order.
# Use strong passwords for shopping account; Often, one of the most critical security steps is the one we give least attention to- our passwords. Passwords can be the best security defenses we have, but if they are not created properly, a hacker can easily guess them For any online shopping account you have, be sure to create good passwords.

Please, I need Delsu post-utme past question, PDF.

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Is Delsu post-utme form out?

Is Delsu post-utme form out

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2. Desktops contain 20,961 germs per square inch. According to a research by Microban, an antibacterial protection specialist, the average desk surface has over 400 times more germs than a toilet seat. On average, telephones contains 25,167 germs per square inch, keyboard 3,295 and mice 1,676 germs per square inch. Toilet seat have 49 germs per square inch.

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Rayreezy:
Personal Details:
Surname: Obi
Passport
First Name:Ugochukwu
Other Name: Daniel
Date of Birth: October 19, 1998
Gender: Male
LGA/State: Ekwusigo/Anambra
Telephone No./eMail: 08168113003/danieljohnobi@gmail.com
Thank you, so much, i'm grateful


Examination Details:
Registration Number: 85089662JE
Examination Number: C04708024
Centre Number:C04708
Seat Number: 024
Examination Town: Ifitedunu/Awka/Okpuno in Anambra
Examination Centre Name: Nnamdi Azikiwe University Digital Library Ctr II
Examination Date: Tuesday, March 13, 2018 By 07:00AM

UTME Subjects: Use of English
Physics
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Chemistry

Thanks, I'm grateful

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Mirabel2032:
have you resolved the issue

Not yet and registration is over.