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The idea is great but the theme and color is from hell. Keep the structure , bring us back the color theme of good old nl

This is worse than waking up in the morning to meet a new fuel price.
In spite of all our suggestion , Almighty Seun still arrogantly went ahead with this Blindness prone site.
This is the heights of insensitivity , let occupy till he revert to the old price sorry site

I bought a message from our church front shop, actually the message was split into 3 sessions, I had thought the 3 sessions will be merge into a single mp3 cd for 200 but to my surprise , it was a single session in about 70 Mb out of 800mb free space and I was 'encouraged' to buy the other 2 sessions so that I would not miss the blessings

I had to check the date of the post to confirm that it is 2010 but was disappointed to see 5 march 2012.
My question , where have u been?

so it is true that Nigeria is gonna break up, when are they opening in Enugu?

koolguy88 Posts: 130
Offline Re: What Are Your Favourite Unusual Smells « #111 on: Yesterday at 09:54:46 PM » i like the smell of insecticide after it cools-off, i like
the smell of weed too, teenage sec sch girls also
smells good and make me feel funny

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I thought it was only me in the whole wide world. Welldone brother

the smell of fumes from heavy duty truck preferably a Mack or 911. I love it

Nepa

and the other day a Custom chief said he was alarmed at the high rate of corruption among Policemen on Nigerian roads

Senate President, David Mark has described the
Nigerian Football Federation, NFF as the most
corrupt government agency in the country. Mark made the claims yesterday during the
consideration of a motion on the dwindling
trends of sport in the country sponsored by
Senator Adamu Gumba and 15 others, in which
it was revealed that the NFF embezzled over
N2.16 billion proceeds given to Nigeria by Federation of International Football
Association, FIFA. He said corruption in NFF was responsible for
the total decline in football, lamenting that
Nigeria which was once the football giant of
Africa now quivers before smaller football
nations during matches. He said, “Sport has been a very serious
business that is of national interest. Olympic is
coming and I am not sure whether we have got
our team ready. We have failed woefully;
corruption is not just financial corruption alone
even the way the players were brought in is another form of corruption. “The confusion between NFA and NFF got be resolved, as we speak today, Nigeria is very
down. I do not think we should bring federal
character into football, at the moment; there are
too many federal characters. “There is confusion and government must put it foot down to get it right. We play Rwanda and
we are worried, everybody is jittery, instead of
us talking about how goals, it is as bad as that.
NFF is the center of corruption in the country,
there is no running away from the fact.” Mark advised that Federal Government should
shut down football for a period of time to allow
for better planning. According to him, “The fact that FIFA say we
cannot touch NFA does not mean we cannot
disband football we can forget football lock
ourselves in a room for many years so as to get
it right.” Senator Gumba while moving the motion noted
“That the Senate is concerned with the sorry
state of Nigerian football, the game that unites
all Nigerians together in spite of her diversity. “The Senate further notes that Nigerian football over the years has continued to slide despite
the huge resources the Federal Government is
investing in the game.” Senators who spoke on the motion blamed
corruption, maladministration and
incompetence, poor infrastructure and lack of
grass root support as the bane of sports and
football in particular in the country. Senator Heineken Lokopobiri, PDP Bayelsa, in
his contribution said corruption is the bane of
football in Nigeria being speared headed by the
NFF. Lokpobiri who was former chairman Senate
Committee on Sports accused former chairman
of NFF Sani Lulu of mismanaging N2.16 billion. ”The level of maladministration in Nigerian
football today is too high. We have crop of very
incompetent leaders managing our football
today. As of today we do not have NFA, what
we have is NFF which is illegal. Those who are
managing our football at the moment are part of Lulu failed exco. There is no way we can
make progress with this crop of leaders. “There is no organization in Nigeria that is as corrupt as NFA. Nigeria got $8 million for
participating in World Cup and another $5.5
million for participating in junior world cup. I
have been asking for the money without any
answer.” Following conclusion of debate on the motion,
the Senate resolved to hold a public hearing to
address the problems in the sport sector.

vanguardngr.com/2012/02/nff-centre-of-corruption-in-nigeria-senate/

money

A man, 19 yrs?

i'm I in jokes section?

@Op , pls when did u apply for this test and under which categories. Thanks

I got my beautiful hot virgin babe on 2go, avoid silly username , the beautiful ones will come to u,.

Methinks u r purposely making him jealous, girl, there is what we call private hours, an engaged girl should not be talking to a toaster at midnight. Ever heard of spirit of the nite that make guys bolder
Gain the respect of ur male friends by telling them pls can we talk at a more appropriate time?

ayodele123:
We are all sinners (John 3:23)

Should be Romans
Always hate this quote, why take the scripture out of context. Someone who has been justified by grace still quoting ' we are all sinners' just like saying there is none righteous, if it is true then there is none that seeks after God which is the second part of the quote

one who knows what he is doing is sin and continue in it unrepentantly
Even as I am born again now, I fall unknowingly, that does not make me a sinner cos i'll rise again through grace

Damalex4luv:
For your information relationship is relationship whether it's in love or not.

Correct
As long as there is constant punny on one side and cash flow on the other side

I never believe police account of any incidents , if it were a civilian , they would place charms guns and ammunition by his side.
What happen to shoting suspects in the legs?

i will not stop sayiny it that lamido sanusi is a
disaster to nigeria and all these senseless sack of
people is as a result of his terrible policies. imagine
that some people will by the end of today be
jobless and this is happening by mindless bank
executives. what a shame. there is no process in the way people are being sacked. when all the
people are sacked who will man the branches of
oceanic bank nationwide. my heart goes to all the
staff some of who have spent the better part of
their lives serving the bank. what a way to pay
them back. its a big shame. our leaders have once again failed us by allowing a man like sanusi head
such a sensitive institution like the central bank of
nigeria.

Dis Guy:
commending the FG for setting up a committee to assess the many committee that has been set up to evaluate previous committees work about restructing public committees

Classic
Next setup a committee to evaluate the house of rep probe committee

^^^ u r right but they create the environment that promote creation of jobs,
Soludo created that
Sanusi destroy it

capitalist economies like nigeria depend mainly on perception.
Sanusi is just too loudmouth

Brilliant quote from jp phillips

Who is this man Sanusi?
In the words of his predecessor who consolidated
these banks, “the banks were more financially robust” and doing bigger business but along the
line something happened.
There was partial deregulation and the cost of
diesel went all time high and very scarce, some of
those companies who took loans from the banks
were running high over head cost and couldn’t survive the tsunami of events that followed,
Job cuts, and eventual closure was the case. During
the last days of chukwuma soludo, the businesses
were already down so no way to repay the bank
loans.
The banks were stranded but soludo applied wisdom, in his words ‘’ decision making in the
banking system must carry the instrument of
perception along’’ and that was exactly what he
did, he quickly created an EDW whereby the near
distressed banks could quietly access Govt. loans to
revive their institutions hoping to keep people’s confidence in tact while the banks gradually
recover.
Here comes our Sanusi with his usual economic
parlance and political jingoism.
Destroyed the first instrument of perception which
soludo fought so hard to preserve by coming on National television to announce that those banks
are not healthy. Till date, we lost one of the most
viable sectors of this economy; we lost meaningful
employments and international confidence in our
banking institutions in its entity, thanks to Sanusi’s
voodoo economic theories and mystic economic solutions.
I ask again; who is this Man Sanusi and his mission
in this country?

This is a man who inherited a banking sector which according to Business day 2006 edition averred that “for every five Nigerians with a good job, three
are bankers”.

Today, we have a Sanusi who in his usual voodoo economic jingoism has created more unemployment and inefficiency in the banking sector than the military junta.

subscribing to see the end

that guy is definitely not Kabiru Sokoto

2008 , a friend in Germany said he wanted to experience Nigerian online presence , I recommended nairaland , today I would ashamed to say nairaland is own by a nigerian . Linda Ikeji blog is much more organise , even naijapals is trying

A friend decided to shorten some of her 11-year-old daughter's dresses.
When the little girl tried on the first altered garment, she exclaimed,
' But , Mummy, I can't wear it as short as that. I'm not old enough.'

A computer firm has the following entry in one of its ledgers :
'This correcting entry is to correct an incorrect correction made incorrectly in January'.