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HappyCanadian:
Unless your career is in the oil sector if not u relocate.. I will verify your claim though...

So now how much is oil and who is the cause since u referenced GEJ

guy how easy is it to get a Canadian visa? probably from 5years upwards I'm planning of migration

Greetings My people,
so recently I've been thinking on which investment to join because i can't afford joining the two at same time so i want to do one first and use the profit later to join the other and my budget is 10 to 15k because that's all i have for now so any person here who knows any of the trade well and can help me with free signals until i can afford to pay for the signals?
help a brother please

Samparker1:
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bro do you have a signal group? I'd love to join

Nexussy:
Your digits will be okay

WhatsApp me on 0 8 1 8 8 5 0 4 1 8 2

Nexussy:
How do I get a good director to buy or shoot my written script

i have, send me a pm

OrestesDante:
I hate typing codes, I prefer pattern lock and I often change my pattern from time to time so I stick with this one.

Is your pattern madder than this?

Share it let's have some fun.

mine is almost same, i could guess yours at one try.

onenew:
You have to consider yourself lucky and a beneficiary of a rare life-time opportunity by coming across this

All of the two methods I will give you will be free of charge and executing them will not cost you more than a dime

*Method 1. *
You can make up to $80 per day.
It simply involves paying an order of giftcards by a company known as ‘ipayyou’ using your amazon gift card balance. ipayyou will pay you up to 85% of the value you spend depending on whether the order you pick is physical card or email delivery.
How it works, create an “amazon dot com”account and create “ipayyou dot io” account.
Load your gift cards on your amazon account. Open your ipayyou account, proceed to ‘earning’ section of the site, choose the order of gift card you like to pay for depending on the rate you agree with. If its physical gift card, it will take you to amazon where you will pay for the order using your amazon gift card balance. Copy the order number and paste in ipayyou. Your bitcoin will be on your ipayyou balance when your order is received. If its email delivery, when recieved, you get your payment.

This method is not the best because of the following: you can only do transactions not more than $500 per day on physical cards and just $200 per day on email delivery; Only amazon old prime accounts that have ordered physical goods before can flourish as amazon frowns at new amazon accounts that do nothing other than ordering gift cards.
Every other instructions you need is on the ipayyou site.


*Method 2.*
This is about amazon again. Very similar to method 1 above.
This is the biggest fish! You can make up to $400 per day with just $100 gift card. What you need to be able to join is a link of an existing member which I will give to anyone interested.

It involves paying for orders with your amazon gift card balance. It’s very simple and easy that you dont wait for delivery before you get paid. The moment you paste your order number, you get your bitcoin on your balance.

They pay you 90% of the value you spend and you can make transactions up to $2000 per say.

This is how it works, if you buy $100 gift card for $70 at most, load it on your amazon account. Pay for an order in the platform i will give you, they pay you $90. You ve made $20. This will be completed in five minutes and you can repeat this again up to 20 times; the limit of their daily transaction is $2000.

You can also choose to load your $2000 gift card and be paying for the orders. By the time you spend the $2000 on your amazon balance, your bitcoin balance will be $1800. You cannot gain less than $400

*Note: You can only come in through someone’s link and if you registered through my link, I get a fraction of the charges you pay on every transaction *

If interested in the link, load your amazon account with at least $100 and talk to me here williamsnewthing@gmail.com

email sent

PunchlineAmund:
Hi fellow Nairalanders. I teamed up with Magnito to create the 2.0 version of my single "Hustle O". Doper and more comical. Enjoy, share and don't forget to hustle.

Link:
https:///punchlineXmagnitoHustle

YouTube:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uC3T5Pk3lE

guyyy!!!!!!! i dey feel this vibe! waiter bring wine, lmao

Vikkoh:
I'd say my skin colour. Ilorin sun plus UNILORIN wahala don spoil my fine boy

lmao, mumu

windofjustice:
Well done guys


I am looking for a business partner in Ibadan with whom I can combine effort and capital to setup any lucrative business. Notify me if interested.

wassup bro, where do we talk better?

currentprice:
morning house
I just bought GBP/jpy with 100pips SL. let see if it can print $$$ like oil
fingers crossed

bro please teach me this business, nd which app do you use?

bojbest:
Yea bro. I traded a thursday close daily pinbar and it failed. I just added prayer because i didn’t expect the consolidation.

I repeat to succeed in forex you need to manage risk and have patience to make more when you win.

There is no religion in Wall Street and I know that so well.

bro, i want to learn this trade, please put me through

[quote author=GadgetHunter post=78216938][/quote]how much?

xavuv:
Hello everyone,

There is snake living in my roof. It has been over 2 years now the reptile has been living in there. I first noticed it sometimes in 2017 when i saw snake skin in my roof. I have blocked all entry holes for lizard and the likes thinking the snake would die or leave due to starvation ....but it didnt leave and the snake seems to be thriving in there. I dont know what its eating.

I taught of fumigation but i think the snake can escape the fumigation odor because it can easily hide in the deep block holes.

I cant go in there, as am writing this i can hear the snake moving all about in my attic.

What can i do to get rid of it?

MODS: If its not too much i want this in front page for better audience or opinions.

following closely, please update us on the success with pictures too

wildchild1:
[s]#DealAlert
Factory Unlock iPhone 6s 32GB (Box and cord)
TLC 58,500[/s]
SOLD to a Nairalander

you have more?

GadgetHunter:
Factory unlocked 7plus 256gb black - 118k

Factory unlocked 6plus 64gb gold - 70k

Available for pickup and send anywhere around the globe

last price for the 6plus is how much? and picture front and back please

abrahym:
Morning

i fit swap for iphone 6 16gb?

Gentlelove7:
Give away clean Apple iPhone 6
16gb still open for swap
Selling cheap for 50k
Call my number now
08078819459

bro that number isn't on Whatsapp i want us to swap. I'm with Tecno spark 2 2gb ram and a ps2

uchefefe:
Hello!

For background, I was born to a Igbo father and a black American mother. I grew up in the U.S., and because my father didn't teach me anything about Nigeria, for the first part of my life I didn't even know I belonged to another culture. As I got a bit older I would question him about things pertaining to Nigeria; his response was "that's not important" or "don't ask such questions, focus on your book instead". At some point I asked him if he spoke another language. He confirmed that he did, but when I asked him to teach me he told me "no one speaks it, instead we just use English" and I accepted that answer.

I had a revelation one day in middle school when eating lunch with one of my friends. Like me she was born in the U.S., but had Chinese parents. We had gone to school together for nearly 10 years, so I was shocked when one day she picked up a phone call from her grandmother and spoke to her in fluent Chinese. When I questioned her on how she learned, she told me that her parents had been teaching her. That way, if she ever goes to China she won't struggle to communicate with her people, and if she chooses not to go she'll at least be able to talk with her grandparents that don't know English.

This impassioned me and that evening when my father came home from work I begged him to teach me Igbo, even though "no one speaks it". He agreed and taught me simple phrases like "kedu", "afa m bu", and "o di mma". The thing is, which it was nice to know these things I could not actually use them to communicate. I didn't understand Igbo grammar and my vocabulary was limited to basic greetings. When I began asking him the name of household items and chores he became angry with me. He told me I was focusing on Igbo and not my books (even though my grades were great), and that he'll punish me if I keep asking so I stopped.

Getting more so to the point, I'm now a graduate student in my early 20's. While I have tried my best to study Igbo, I have met many frustrations that have led me to investigate Hausa and Yoruba. At this point, it simply pains me that when I meet people from my country, I have no means of communicating with people from my country besides English. I plan on moving to Nigeria in the not-so-distant future, and when I go I want to be fluent is something.

Between the three major languages, the arguments I have for each are:

Igbo
As an Igbo person, it makes sense for me to prioritize my language. I don't want to just sit there confused and lost during family gatherings, I also want to be able to speak to my grandparents who don't understand English well. That's really the only positives of Igbo though, even excluding the past experiences mention above, I've over all become disheartened by the idea of learning the language for a variety of reasons.

Yoruba
One thing I like about Yoruba language is that Yoruba people seem to have put a lot of effort into developing it and teaching it. Most Nigerians I've met in the U.S. that speak a Nigerian language speak Yoruba, despite the fact that I've met mostly Igbo people. In addition, of Nigerians I've met also born in the U.S., only the Yoruba's are able to speak their language. Despite that, my family roots are in the South East. I may be able to speak with more Nigerians by learning Yoruba, but I'll still be disconnected from my family. Yoruba people might seem to have less of a "complex" when it comes to their language than Igbo people, but I have observed it's still there.

Hausa
I've only ever met one Hausa family in the U.S., but from what I've observed in Nigeria they seem to practice their language the most. In addition, it seems like Hausa is a lingua franca for most of the country, and many non-Hausas are fluent in the language. Hausa is one of the few sources I can find unadulterated practice of the language. It's also West Africa's most spoken indigenous languages. It still has the same problems a Yoruba though when it comes to connecting with my family. I also don't know how realistic it is to expect to live in the Northern Part of Nigeria as I have limited experience there.

Like I said, I want to move to Nigeria at some point and that's where I want to raise a family and start a career. When I have children I don't want them to grow up like me. I want them to be connected to their people and be able to communicate with them on a level no other group in the world can. I can tell my children to love and embrace African culture and languages when I know none myself.

I decided to come here for insight from other Nigerians as I have no one to talk to about this in real life. Given everything I've said what do you think I should do? At the end of the day I just want a sense connectivity and belonging among my people. I want to put my efforts into learning a language its speakers wholly embrace so I can pass it on to my children.

Also, I don't intend for this to be tribalistic at all. I would also appreciate if responses avoided tribalistic sentiments.

learn Igbo since u are from Igbo. u can send me a msg with ur WhatsApp number lemme get you along at least i know igbo very well

Amakavula:
Guys what scope have you used to collect nudes from a lady before ? gist us naah.

So I meet this really cute guy 6 months ago and he is well to do; smart, nice , handsome and likes me alot. I have even spoken to his sister before.

But this guy, I call him Arinze is obsessed with my nudes, he has begged, twisted conversation and even threatened not to ask me again.

Recently, he said



see scoping! I told him no, but I really like him.

the Arinze is in UNN ryt? lol. maybe i know the guy. quote me if true let me tell u more privately

Trust me Orji Uzor Kalu will only win in his Polling Unit. Abia people vote APC? lie lie

What do we expect? the northerners don't care if the government is working or not. so far it is their person that is ruling they are satisfied with that. this is the kindah backward people we live with in Nigeria

...

lol

richfriendsng:
Nice one, please check my siggy lets rock the cash together

i no get 1k for the pin. if e legit connect me if i cash out i appreciate u above 1k