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Cameleon72:
i guess if you could make use of your eyes and brain you will know that a question am asking to get infor... Dump ass... Read to understand and not to reply....

tyson99:
Am a proud member of the Name checkers association

collinic:
if u don't open. certainly someone else must open. Thats life and thats the blogging business

evansjeff:
Pls I am the owner! Since every one is disowning it

AmAlbert:
Haba see the kind question wey you dey ask me, ask dem o, Okene, lokoja, Tiv and so on and so forth, omo Dia weed no be here... Na dat one wey MALLAM SPICY smoke finish wey make am till now him neva know wia him dey

*sips dogonyaro and aki awusa

AmAlbert:
Wetin happen, dem do you am?
Aftereffects of Okene Weed and kanuri shekpe

*sips dogonyaro and aki awusa

samrovers:
The training on mobile phones, decoders, and laptop repairs are what we currently offer at McDorsey. Help spread the news to those you think might be interested. Thanks

rita25:
WOW WHAT A LIFE MEANING THERE IS ABILITY IN DISABILITY...THE GUY NO ALLOW HIM SIZE STOP HIM DESTINY

nmreports:
The drivers in my company get paid 9k daily.
The criteria is that you come with your vehicle and you maintain it but get paid 9k daily. whether you work or not.
As long as the vehicle is on ground.

We are a heavy user of cabs etc so they felt this will reduce cost.
So yes drivers who are smart and lucky make a lot of money. Not only in Abuja.

phemmyutd:
This should be on the front page as soon as positive

TonyeBarcanista:
Boss it has to do with zoning o. NPS was zoned to SW(SK, Lagos), the Deputy to NC(Deji, Kogi) and SlDeputy Youth leader to NW(Maigari, Kano).

I am still consulting on the Youth leader that has been zoned to SE.

bicmitchum:
This is a point in my life where I really need other opinions about my pending decision.
Here are the points:

-I graduated first class some years ago after completing studies at the University of Lagos
-Secured numerous masters admission with and without scholarship and intended to go for masters immediately, but got an attractive job offer with an oil multinational. Took the job offer.
-I've worked now about 4+ years with this multinational and the going has been incredibly terrific. Even with the incredible layoffs in my company and in the oil industry, it looks very likely I'll continue to keep my job.
-Every year I have continued to apply for masters in universities abroad given my intention to really acquire a masters and possibly a PhD degree. Never once accepted any of the offers I have been getting. Simply ignored them. As the years rolled by, the offers are no longer coming as usual. I'm getting turned down by schools.
-This year I have now obtained an offer to complete my masters at the No.1 ranked university in Canada, my desired destination. The only offer I got among the top schools I applied to. No scholarships.
-I'm yet unentitled to study leave

Here's the question: do I quit my job and go complete this masters in a really reputable school or do I stay back in Nigeria and continue slugging it out in the oil industry? Who knows what will come of the industry as the oil price continues to flutter? Who knows how my future might turn out if I leave to go chase the masters?

Here's my decision: Work is getting boring as time races on. I'm not getting any younger. I'm in my very late twenties. I should quit, go chase my masters and embrace any uncertainty that may come out of that. If I'm unable to secure an attractive job I'll go with academics for life whether in Canada or in Nigeria. I might even secure a Canadian citizenship. Canada is a lovely destination where I don't mind spending a large chunk of my life.

My worry: I have a comfortable life here. Why shake the bottle? Why stir the pot? Racism is still rife in these "white" countries. My life could get unbearable mixing in a culture I'm not familiar with.

Any inputs, please.

tellwisdom:
Yes, Quit it.

Marinza:
It's a bit lengthy but do read

Last week Friday to be precise, I went to see a friend and the bus I took dropped me at the other side of the road. I had to cross the busy express and there was no pedestrian bridge, honestly I hate crossing express roads, I would rather go find a pedestrian bridge.

Anyways I had no choice so I prepped myself, I had headphones on, the one that comes with the J8, it was loud but I could see where I wanted to cross, so I didn’t need to take them off.

As I was about crossing I saw a woman with two kids, a baby on her back and another girl around about 8years tagging along.

She said something and honestly I assumed she was begging which was usual in Nigeria and I walked away with irritation, there was no one else walking except us, I wanted to even run self before they jazz me and steal me , but I looked back and I saw she was sill following dragging her child along.

So I removed my headset and asked what she wanted, and she said she wanted me to help her cross with her kids. For a grown woman it was a Strange request but I obliged her, I was still weary so I didn’t touch or hold any of them, before I touch someone and I vanish, don’t blame me I have heard stories.

So we crossed the first part and got to the demarcation at the middle, my mind just told me to hold the smaller child as we were about crossing. Before I could say jack, this woman just sprinted through the oncoming traffic, the car coming barely missed her, before I could finish recovering, the younger child I was holding ran trying to follow her mum, thankfully I just pulled her back as the car sped past screeching.

When we crossed people were gathered shouting at the woman and thanking me. I was shaken, because I almost didn’t wanna hold that girl, she could have died and how would I have felt? I could have felt responsible for her death forever.

I know there are a lot of people cautious of others, but how do we now select or find out the people who genuinely need help? Well I learnt a valuable lesson that day thou, an act of kindness could save someone’s life, don’t forget that, ever.

ogocology:
Which Volkswagen engine? Guy you need to specify the vehicle and the particular model

sosiqdude:
It's another hot rap single by the gifted 17 year old award winning upcoming act, G'Iyaz.
This kid who happens to be a well known Nairalander, keeps coming out with rap tunes that blows off the minds of his listeners. Whenever we thought he was done, he unexpectedly pops out a hit that traps everyone in awe.

Now he is out again with this conscious and soul moving song; GOOD LIFE, where he talks about blowing up and becoming a superstar.
He expresses how much he wants to become rich, famous and most importantly, successful in the music industry.

With respect to the kind of wordings, flow, puns and message this kid infused in here, one wouldn't agree a 17 year old made this song. I tell ya!
G'Iyaz is really Gifted and now he wants that "GOOD LIFE"

I wanna chat with sexy Toolz in an Interview
Breaking news; a million cool views in my YouTube
I want endorsement deals for that many views
Mama feelin' like Beyoncé cos her baby blew (Blue)

Listen for yourself!

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