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leeikem:
Madueke na igbo na

ok tanx.. na u i c jawe... tanx for dey clarification bro...

Gassa007:
You are really a big foolish fool bigot..#SpitsOnUrHead.

same to u... i asked a question nd instead of you to clarify me....

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Spanish clothing magnate Amancio Ortega, 79,
over took Microsoft founder Bill Gates for the first
time ever in the Forbes rich list. According to
Forbes’s real-time tracker, the elusive
multibillionaire founder of European clothing
retailer Zara smashed past Bill Gates to become
the wealthiest person on the planet, with a fortune
of $79.8 billion (€71.83 billion or £51.84 billion).
Bill Gates’ estimated net worth is $79.5bn as of
this afternoon. He’s expected to take back his top
position from Ortega.



The elusive Ortega isn’t as much of a household
name as Gates, but he’s quietly ascended the
wealth rankings in recent years, as his company
continues to perform well and expand.
Unlike many of the richest people in the world,
Ortega has a fascinating rags-to-riches story. Born
in 1936 during the Spanish Civil War, Ortega’s
father earned 300 pesetas a month, a meager
salary.



Ortega’s biographer described his memories of a
childhood during which his family could not always
afford enough food. He left school in his early
teens, working his way up from the absolute
bottom rung as a messenger boy in a shop.
It wasn’t until he was 40 years old that Ortega got
around to setting up Zara, the fast-fashion retailer
that has gone from strength to strength — first
growing in Spain, then neighbouring Portugal and
France, then London. Now it’s all over the globe.
According to Forbes, Ortega’s wealth rose by 5.3%,
another $4 billion, over the last 24 hours. That’s
partly down to a surge in Inditex shares, the parent
company that owns Zara.
In the last 10 years, the market value of Inditex has
risen by about 570%, the main driver of Ortega’s
climb up the ranks.
In an odd turn of events, Ortega has Mario Draghi
to thank for his new rank — the head of the
European Central Bank’s hints that the ECB would
boost its quantitative-easing programme on
Thursday sent shares in the eurozone surging
upwards.

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victomancer:
these men resemble "youths"

nice question sha.... dont you know that they passed through the stage of youth before coming to this age may be they have suffered alot during their youth days. but they no get head sha.. dey are here stealing y pple that are not having either 1 hand or leg are washing vehicle's, sowing shoes etc.. let dem learn from this pple i used as an example.... but security agencies should deal with dem... gbam!

their fools... but government should try to bring out some job for our youths.... but all these pple wey dey steal sef no get head.... m ftc

ok nw... they should treat them harsh for more confession .... m ftc

An Appellate Court sitting in Abuja has orderd
the immediate reinstatement of sacked council
chairmen and councillors in Kogi State.
The chairmen and councillors headed to the
court after the councils were dissolved
through an order of a High Court in Kogi
State.
Ruling on the case earlier today, the Appeal
Court ordered the immediate reinstatement of
the council officers to complete their
legitimate term of three years.
Some of the Chairmen who spoke to Vanguard
expressed joy at the judgement and hailed it
as victory for democracy.
The case which was instituted against the
State Government over the constitution of the
State Independent Electoral Commission by
the APC led to the sack of the council
helmsmen.
Kogi State Government had challenged the
judgement to ensure the reinstatement of the
council chairmen and with the ruling of the
appeal court, the APC may decide to appeal
the ruling at the supreme court.







www.kogireports.com/acourt-orders-reinstatement-of-sacked-kogi-chairmen-councillors/

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