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dont be too smart, have taken note of that already

not all, just taking note of ur presence

prophetess

technology

the champ is finally here. @ amigoz watz up?

my girlfriend wanna be. she was above me in a previous post.

writer

^na who u dey talk to?

na wah ooooooo
i don give my lyf more dan 1000 times today, yet i still dey sin for nairaland.

nice joke. warri too get level

most girls prefer to date cultist on campus for protection.

@ poster, tell me of all the advices u've gotten from here, how often can u constantly put them to work?
as for me, i don't believe in dating and relationship tips. u are an adult and i believe u know how u would want to be treated by ur partner, give him such treated then u ll not only end up keeping ur man but also be reciprocated for it.

^ did u went to schools, how comes u is spoking in inglish as this

kai, this thread is making me to laughter and my belle is paining me well well

MEND is heading for a lost battle. it would have been better if they surrender their arms for the sake of amnesty so it can be accorded to them than fighting a battle they know they eventually going to lost, cos most of its members have surrendered.

this is wonderfully awesome. am proud to be a nigerian and of course,a member of this forum.
NAIJA DEY REP ANYWHERE!

[b]Henceforth, hospitals across the country must treat gunshot victims or face criminal charges and a jail term or a fine, the Federal Government has said.
The order from the government follows the rising death toll of gunshot and accident victims denied treatment due to lack of police report and other unlawful requirements.
It is also less than a month after the death of the Assistant Political Editor of Guardian Newspapers, Mr. Bayo Ohu, whose chances of survival was jeopardized when he was reportedly denied medical treatment by a hospital asking for police report.
At a news conference in Abuja, the Minister of Health, Professor Babatunde Osoti-mehin, and the Minister of State in the Ministry, Dr. Aliyu Idi Hong, asked hospitals to desist from delaying the treatment of such victims on any ground, saying the saving of lives should be paramount.
The minister who was flanked by the Deputy Inspector General of Police, Uba Ringim, who represented the Inspector General of Police, Ogbonna Onovo, and the Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Commission, Osita Chidoka, said delay in treatment might result in the loss of lives thereby destroying evidence which would have been cardinal to the case.
“We as medical professionals should treat first. We should not put money before the lives of our patients. Do not ask for payment or police report, just give treatment,” he said.
Ringim who spoke on the issue disclosed that a directive had been issued on the matter.
“We have issued directives to all police stations on the matter and ordered them to carry the message to all clinics in their vicinity.
“Already, we have sent out circulars to those effect and have warned our men not to query any hospital that treats accident or gunshot victims.
“It is unfortunate that hospitals refuse to give care. What is important is to protect lives, treat them, give them all the attention and later contact the police with all the information,’ he said.
Chidoka stated that refusal or rejection of a gunshot or accident victims is a crime and contravens section 10/4/Z of the FRSC code. It attracts a fine of N50,000 and above, he added.
According to him, that section would henceforth be enforced against any hospital or persons in default.[/b]

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dani1luv:
e get as e dey do me. .

translate

dat one simple na.
|IT IS GET AS IT IS DOING ME"

kai! english language don suffer don suffer.

"E DON TAY WEY DAY DON BREAK"
i once asked someone to translate the above sentence
in quote to correct english without omitting the basic words,
so that it conveys the same information.
this is what i got
"E DON TAY WEY DAY DON BREAK" = it's been long that the day got broken

think u can translate the sentence, following same rule above. let's try!

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thanks for the anticipated help.

i like to sag, but not to the extreme. though most pipo don't like it,but am cool with it.
some guys can sag really crazy to the extent of revealing their dirty boxers.( no hurt feelings intent on any person)

am an undergraduate, like to model some day, and love writing.
i have some interesting topics to write about for your magazine which will make it the best selling campus magazine in the nearest future. we have the same target in common; the undergraduates.
here's my contact, +2347039410852 or email: matthgodfrey@yahoo.com
looking forward to getting ur response.

i have a naturally soft tanned skin(brownish or what u may call light complexion), and it doesn't cost me much to maintain this. cold bathe, morning and night b4 i go to bed, i apply sheer butter or "G$G" cream. my shines whenever am in the sun,both male and female admires my skin, and some have told me they do.

rooney86:
students better stay home.

the so called resumption is to allow negotiations to continue, becos govt wont negotiate unless they "resume"

True talk.

are they still negotiating?
the FG should in this regard do everything possible to fulfill their part by signing the agreement. i don't think this should take more than a week, if they really wanna sign the agreement.

Osazee is the MAN of the match. so what next?

I have always said that the greatest wrong ASUU can ever do me as a person, is calling off the strike that has kept me away from school for 4months, without the FG meeting all their demands.
if 2weeks ll be enough to resolve all issues pertaining the strike, then good for all of us,but as for me, am not not going back to school, or even coming back to Nigeria until the strike permanently called off.

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