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Habiba has Afonja blood in her..


University College London no be beans ooo... Kudos to the real slay Queen

To go fcuuck for camp naim dey some of those PCM head, nothing more

Obaseki will dump himself soon

This is commendable.. Ibadan N'ile Oluyole


Other lawmakers should learn from this, not sharing detergents, bucket, and ropes for beneficiaries

Nothing is "unriggable" in this country.... Fear Nigerians oo

After they've licked the asses of several Arabs men

Vikzywhyt:
Vacancy.
Our clients a realtor at Egbeda and a security firm in Palmgroove want the following:
1. Assistant Manager (Security Firm)
2. Operation Officers (Security Firm)
3. Sales Associates ( Realtor)
Requirements:
B.sc or it equivalent,
Minimum of 2 years working experience.
Interested and qualified applicants should forward their CV to clueconsultinggroup@gmail.com.
N/B: The interview is tomorrow.

Please, is this still available?

Winner congratulating winner

Swagger governor

Alihamdullilahi for the gift of life

chatinent:
So touching. I have experienced where one machine in such industry rubbished a worker's hand. I vomitted for a whole day, Crazily enough, the industry calls it negligence and nothing can you do about it.

This company as I learnt, was owned by the wife of Late Former Governor, Senator Abiola Ajimobi (Florence)

So sad, a young guy trying to hustle in this pandemic period to earn a living

A 300-level student of the Department of European Studies, Faculty of Arts, University of Ibadan, Gbadebo Richard, has died in an industrial accident in Ibadan, capital of Oyo State, on Tuesday.

SaharaReporters gathered that the accident happened at the Oluyole factory of Henkel Nigeria Limited, producers of WAW detergent and soap.

Twenty-year-old Richard, who was on night shift, was said to have fallen into one of the machines in the factory.

The other workers were not aware until they saw blood coming out through the other side of the machine.

“His family members were not informed by the company until an unknown number called them. So they mobilised to the company and blocked the road, about 30 police officers were called in to prevent disturbance.

"An ambulance later came and Richard’s father was allowed into the building. He later went with the body, packed in a plastic bag in the ambulance to the morgue at Teju Hospital without any of the staff of the factory,” a source told SaharaReporters.

The incident was also confirmed through a broadcast signed by President and Public Relations Officer of the faculty of Arts, University of Ibadan.

“It’s completely disheartening to announce the death of Mr Gbadebo Richard (300-level student) from the Department of European Studies, Faculty of Arts, University of Ibadan.

"Your fervor to become greater in life was cut short by your sudden death. Team Evolution uses this medium to sympathise with the family of our late Afasite who was active, effective and diligent in studies. We pray that God be with the family and wipe out similar occurrence,” the statement read.

Olugbenga Fadeyi, Oyo State Police Public Relations Officer, neither responded to calls nor replied to text messages over the issue.

Source: http://saharareporters.com/2020/07/29/how-nigerian-university-student-gbadebo-richard-died-inside-machine-soap-making-factory

Where are the youth

Likes for Obaseki, Shares for Ize-Iyamu

See foolish leaders.... is that their priority

Yeye man

Female footballer GOAT

Afonja amaka

This election no go be child's play ooo

Likes for Obaseki, Shares for Ize-Iyamu

Lol which foolish lockdown still dey... Nigerians have moved on with their lives, we're unstoppable

kingvick09:
weytin this one dey talk,,,,i guess na only sunday you dey pass ikotun abi.
the hold up don dey worse for ikotun

I pass there every day... is better than before

Nice one to the working governor. Ikotun traffic reduced a little bit with the infrastructural work done on the road

Likes for Ize-Iyamu, Shares for Obaseki

Nonsense

Our govt are just mad

I do ponder about this every time that "will good thing ever come out from this country" Cos lots of destiny wrecker are many in this nation

3kay945:
You sell ram?

No I don't

Jagaban will decide

3kay945:
I asked for the cost of one big ram (not biggest ever) at Igando, Lagos yesterday.
The aboki said 170k, I didn't bother to negotiate. I smiled and left telling him I would be back.

Lol I stay closer to Igando... Akesan

baba2ndey2:
may Almighty Allah strengthen ur pocket.

Amin... Thanks bro

My bro gettout, na we you wan dey whine

Pray God provide for me this Eid Kabir to buy ram for my dad. Just did surgery of over 1.5million on him last week.

Alihamdulillahi for the gift of life

Favour3250:
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IPhone 7 32gb offer still available