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hmmmm. More airports, more planes, more plane cra..?.?.?..$#

it is because drivers drive in a certain direction. The left hand drive positions the driver at the center of the road making it safe to cover a wide area of view unlike the right hand drive.

God bless Oshodin
God bless UNIBEN
God bless Benin City
God bless Nigeria.

EMS, sounds like he-em-mess, Up NEPA can not be erase no matter how they try.

I am an Eagle. Nobody sees me sleeping.

when I was younger. I fell in love so many times. Sometimes I get love in return and sometimes I don't. But now, if I feel for you, I will walk up to you and say it. And if you don't, I will walk away and hope for the best. Loving has to be mutual.

i have more articles, can i post them on NL. I really need audience.

thanks. You sound so matured. Thanks again.

don't just view it, make your comments. Thanks

this is from me to you.
**How to stop a bad habit**
I wrote an article about how to stop a bad habit and i would like to give you a brief summary on it.
Here is goes:
What is an habit? An habit is an action which by continuous repeatation becomes spoontaneous or even unconscious to that person.
When an action is been done so many times, it becomes so easy to carry out at anytime. Some of this actions could be dangerous. The bad actions are called 'bad habits'
Examples of bad habit include smoking, stealing, biting of finger nails, lying, masturbation, etc.( i might not mention yours but always know it is always among the list)
Bad habits are considered offensive either to the public or the doer. Must of us involved in this sometimes wished we can stop it.
Yes i agree wit you. You can if truely you want to.
Here is a comprehensive list that might help you with your quest.
1. Make up you mind to stop-
without you first making that decision, you just might not stop it. Yeah i know you alreadly had attempts on making decisions to stop it and still you found your self doing it again. This time, remember all the times you've tried and failed. This time, i'm not gonna fail again. Say that to yourself.

2. Talk about it and condem it publicly:

Once you start to condem it, you will take measures not to get caught in the act. Do you agree?

3. Create a hundred days calender.

Make a chat of a hundred days. Each day you succeed in your quest, you tick a day. Do this till you complete all the days. Make a review of your progress weekly and treat yourself right each time you succeed.
4. Keep trying

Don't give up, keep trying. Even if you just cant break loose. Habit takes a long time to build and it also a long time to break. It requires patient too. Be persistent. I belive you can do it.

The name is E. Martins, the 't' is silent

dats considerable. Thanks

Rat for my room no be here o. They are so clean and shining but dangerous. We have planned many times to assassinate them but this rat get sense die.
This rat no dey eat food stuff at all. They feed only on books, new clothes and shoes. Even if you hang your new clothes on the fan, they will find a way to get there.
I put rat poison inside bread, the bread stayed one week, them no chop am.
Somebody once said the rats were humans but i don't care. If you get any juju or method wen fit kill rat, abeg halla me sharp sharp. # serious matter#

18. Never wear very high heels if you can’t do the Naomi Campbell walk. You look like a drunk grasshopper. [color=#990000][/color]

nice one, i really don't like coffee. i have heard that it causes memory loss and it has other health effects. thanks

thanks. I will do as you have said.

willienaji: na wa o. hmm. will be right back. first to comment though. dancing azonto with toothpick in my mouth.

Funny.

Peter Rufai, Ex-Super Eagles Goal Keeper May End Up In Jail


He was in goal for Nigeria’s senior national team for over a decade, and kept goal for European clubs such as K.S.C Lokeren, K.S.K Beveren (both of Belgium) and Deportivo de La Coruna of Spain.
However, one error of judgment on his part has caused the reputation he built over the years to stain, particularly in Belgium where he allegedly diverted the sum of 200,000 euros that was put in his hand by the Nigerian Community and ran to Nigeria last year.
Sources claim that the Belgian government has an arrangement in place for ethnic groups and that of nationals of other countries in Belgium whereby financial supports are given to them every quarter. A subvention, it takes several different forms. At times, it is 5000 euro in a quarter, and at other times it is well above it.
Organizations like the Egbe Omo Odua, Igbo Group, Nigerian Community, Sierra Leon Community, and Ghanaian Community among others get theirs and spend it with shrieks of delight. Most of the African communities also have football clubs that also benefit from the largess.

Impeccable sources told orijoreporter that last year the Nigerian Community Football Club, an outfit managed by the ex-international and in division four of the Belgian League, received 200,000 euro (about N44 million) from the Belgian authority to prosecute the club’s programmes. Others like Ghana, Sierra Leon were also beneficiaries.
But while others used the money as specified that of Nigeria was diverted by the manager, Rufai who left with it to Nigeria since last year and has not returned.
It was said that before the incident Egbon as Rufai is called in Belgium by the Nigerian Community was living in Antwerp having been brought from Spain where he had a small school where goalkeepers were trained by a lady.
Things were so difficult for him following his failure to make the right investments during his impressive career as a footballer. And under the condition he was in, any straw was worth holding on to.
Orijoreporter gathered that Dodo Mayana as he is fondly called in Nigeria risked being jailed for three or six months if he returned to Belgium. It was also said that Rufai’s reported illness last year in Nigeria when he was admitted to Toki Hospital at Surulere for slumping in his office, after his 78 years old mother’s death, was feigned so as to distract attention from his wrongdoing.




Source: INFORMATION NIGERIA

Peter Rufai, Ex-Super Eagles Goal Keeper May End Up In Jail


He was in goal for Nigeria’s senior national team for over a decade, and kept goal for European clubs such as K.S.C Lokeren, K.S.K Beveren (both of Belgium) and Deportivo de La Coruna of Spain.
However, one error of judgment on his part has caused the reputation he built over the years to stain, particularly in Belgium where he allegedly diverted the sum of 200,000 euros that was put in his hand by the Nigerian Community and ran to Nigeria last year.
Sources claim that the Belgian government has an arrangement in place for ethnic groups and that of nationals of other countries in Belgium whereby financial supports are given to them every quarter. A subvention, it takes several different forms. At times, it is 5000 euro in a quarter, and at other times it is well above it.
Organizations like the Egbe Omo Odua, Igbo Group, Nigerian Community, Sierra Leon Community, and Ghanaian Community among others get theirs and spend it with shrieks of delight. Most of the African communities also have football clubs that also benefit from the largess.

Impeccable sources told orijoreporter that last year the Nigerian Community Football Club, an outfit managed by the ex-international and in division four of the Belgian League, received 200,000 euro (about N44 million) from the Belgian authority to prosecute the club’s programmes. Others like Ghana, Sierra Leon were also beneficiaries.
But while others used the money as specified that of Nigeria was diverted by the manager, Rufai who left with it to Nigeria since last year and has not returned.
It was said that before the incident Egbon as Rufai is called in Belgium by the Nigerian Community was living in Antwerp having been brought from Spain where he had a small school where goalkeepers were trained by a lady.
Things were so difficult for him following his failure to make the right investments during his impressive career as a footballer. And under the condition he was in, any straw was worth holding on to.
Orijoreporter gathered that Dodo Mayana as he is fondly called in Nigeria risked being jailed for three or six months if he returned to Belgium. It was also said that Rufai’s reported illness last year in Nigeria when he was admitted to Toki Hospital at Surulere for slumping in his office, after his 78 years old mother’s death, was feigned so as to distract attention from his wrongdoing.




Source: INFORMATION NIGERIA

thanks for your contributions. Rilly appreciate.

I can still remember that afternoon, my father called me to his room and said he would be travelling and never return home. With tears in my eyes, i asked him where he was going. He showed me some green like card and told me he will be travelling abroad that evening. My mum was just sitting and shè wont answer my questions. I was just 9 then.
At 15, i started the quest and search for my father. My mum said he changed his number and he is now married. I have even contacted some of my uncles i.e his brothers and they gave me the same answer.
Now that i'm almost through wit school. I need a father.
I just want to see him again. I wish he can read this post and come back

* I slept in his house but nothing happened.
* I'm different
* Stop it, I don't like it. ( this is the biggest lie of all, if you stop, you are dull)
To be continued.......

after spending 4years in school, he is going home blind. All this for a piece of flesh.
Wat a pity.

why do people say love is blind? We sometimes think that when we are in love, we see no flaws. But thats not true. The way we treat our friend is different from the way we treat our lovers. And still we say love is blind.
Is love really blind or we just saying it to spice it all up?

My quote;love is blind, i bliv in miracles. Oneday, it will see again.

how strong is the phone

rip