U dey take pixs for fine place........una nor fit do our country make e fine na Europe...instead una dey loot our money go Swiss.

Gullible women.

We all know this..... But African govt also contributed to it. They give the so call foreign company too much respect

M4gunners:
Peter is like this Iron you are carrying is not doing you good. Paul you are a Man salute.

paul don mess up big time

miracle center is working well in SE and SS.

asin......................bus driver must stop oooooooooooooo

weed crew shey una dey see wetin weed fit do to you

if baba like may e nor appoint ministers e nor concern me.......may while permanent Secretary should run their serious ministry

looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

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igbsam:
That Lady Above me is too fast o.......How manage ?


Anyway, Just because Dangote built a cement industry in Ethiopia now, the hype don begin ? Our journalism is as fake as my ex's orgasm. Tufia!

naso dey tey hype Ghana oo

EFCC dey come for una

still waitin for PIB

some fools go still talk say God nor dey exist

TRUE

The Ivy League universities are notoriously tough to get in to.

Acceptance to all eight is nearly impossible.

But a handful of students have gotten eight Ivy acceptances for the class of 2019. These students have one specific thing in common — they're all the children of immigrants.

Take Cape Fear Academy student Victor Agbafe. His mother, who now lives in Wilmington, North Carolina, emigrated from Nigeria.

Munira Khalif, who attends Mounds Park Academy in St. Paul, Minnesota, is the daughter of Somali immigrants.

Likewise, current Yale University freshman Kwasi Enin made headlines last year when he got accepted to each of the Ivies. Enin's parents both emigrated to the US from Ghana.

Other students who received eight Ivy League acceptance letters are immigrants themselves.

Harold Ekeh now attends Elmont Memorial High School on Long Island, New York, but moved to the US with his family from Nigeria when he was 8 years old. That's the same age North Central High School student Stefan Stoykov was when his family moved from Bulgaria to Indianapolis.

Aside from their Ivy League acceptances, these students also scored a number of "yes" letters from equally impressive and competitive colleges. Three of the high school seniors got accepted to Stanford University — the most competitive college in the country — and at least one was accepted to MIT.

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/students-accepted-to-all-8-ivy-league-schools-have-one-specific-thing-in-common-2015-4#ixzz3bRY3VRaH

welcome development....

dis one na serious matter oo!!!!

great fone

ma favorite fone

temitemi1:
GEJ my HERO! FAYOSE my ROLE MODEL

guy you nor dey tire for dis your mumuness

Buchukwu:
Enough of all this south south, south west jargon, Edo people are Biafrans.

Edo is more closer to the south West than the south south

anytime any day I go dye all d way

don't mess with this plant or else.............. you know na

Fayoose please when last you go check up oo?

bcus u dey among pple dat collapse pdp nt forgetting FFK

hamilton62:

We need Power; this is the beginning of the game... It's the queen of the cheese of our economy.
If he can achieve only this he is definitely a saviour to us... I pray to God he does, what God doesn't permit won't happen, GMB has something for Nigerian but we wait to see if it's positive or negative but I pray it's positive because I am a natural optimist.

true talk broda

crossing leg while waiting for counter thread

hamilton62:

But his political campaign and strategies was that of God... To whom must is given much is expected... He just need to do a lot though not all...

The guy and his team talk too much during the campaign.

anyway I hope he deliver some of his promise sha especially electricity and youth unemployment

Buhari nor be god

human can't bring about the needed change we want

lack of home training

I missed the way he talk
I missed his 7 point agenda
thank you for everything.