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bad belle is seriously allowed....





N.B
the op is my. ..........

booking my flight right away.....

Themonster:
Just like you're waiting for bokoharam

you're absolutely correct....



when they're ready to attack... just lemme know... #oshisco

well.... I'm sure my girl cannot sha







the poster above me is high on something, I don't know

SenseiX:
The same govt that is being thrashed by Boko Haram and is actively seeking negotiations wants to face off with a well equipped MEND which has the potential to bring down the Nigerian economy,
MEND is so confident they announced the date and venue of their meeting, Tompolo moves around Warri in fully military guard and you think the army can face him...Naivete my friend

let him continue moving around if that's what he does best...

nigerianvenom:
i laugh at all those that takes mend for granted.
i just laugh in nupe

we are seriously waiting for them....

just use hypo.... chikana

We do not negotiate with terrorists.... my two cents

sheffyUTD:
Are u currently working or you want to take the exam to enhance your employment ability? If working, good, but I don't have any place to recommend. For the latter, it does not worth it. Think of something else.

I totally understand your stand... thanks

I intend sitting for the CAPM examination very soon, but I'm looking for a genuine R.E.P to do the pre exam course preferably in Lagos.
I'll be very grateful for your help
thanks in advance

please I need information on genuine institutions that offer PMP training most especially in Lagos...
Thanks in advance.

As usual, we are used to it...

7F6505D7 cute ladies can add me up...

please me self need am ooo folayanbabatunde@ymail.com
thanks in advance

please I seriously need it too
my email address is folayanbabatunde@ymail.com
thanks in advance

simplemach:
hmmmmm, Broooooooooooos is that your own mission...?

before nko.... Na so e dey the plan...

go see dem girls....

Optional2:
Am May 23rd, My Snr Sis is May 2nd, My Snr nd Jr Bro r May 13th, My Mum is May 15th. Any birthdate mate here cos May babies rocks

interestingly my mum is May the 5th

Optional2:
hello my birth date mate hw u doin am 23rd May also

I'm doing great... nice to meet you...

23 May. ... [font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font]

bettygirl97:
you said second year. Is it at the beginning/end of first semester. Or beginning/end of second semester?

End of second semester and mind you you'll have to forfeit a session (instead of moving to 300level, you'll have to repeat 200level in your new department)

DADAGBENGA1:
is there anything like change of
course/department for undergraduates after the
first and second year in FUTA? someone should please enlight me on this I beg oo. plssssssssss oooooooo

Yes there's, but that can only happen in your second year and with a certain grade, in the end it's not up to you... everything is in the hands of both departments(the one you're leaving and the one you're about to join) one has to agree you're leaving and the other have to accept you....

Lebesque integration.....

Any idea when the list for the change of course will be released....

good to know... let us now wait for the effect. ...

On a normal day, I worry about how often I wash my hands. I wash
them a lot. So imagine my paranoia when I heard about the Ebola
virus. It was disturbing enough when people in other West African
countries were dealing with the disease. When I heard about the
Liberian that died in Lagos, I began to lose sleep. My very active
imagination played out all the possible scenarios and ways one could
get Ebola. It was not pretty.
I attended an event last week where I met an acquaintance I hadn’t
seen in a while. In my excitement I rushed for a hug and she
hesitated, apologetically blaming Ebola. I shrugged and jokingly added,
that while we are here worrying about death by Ebola, rapture will
take place. We both laughed and went our separate ways.
The disease has gotten a lot of attention, rightly so considering the
sheer number of people it has killed in its wake, but really should we
be that afraid? That paranoid? I wasn’t sure so I decided to do
some research. You know how it is, the bible says, ‘My people
perish for lack of knowledge.’
What I found was reassuring to say the least. While the media has
done a great job in keeping everyone abreast of the latest Ebola
updates, it has done an unbelievably dismal job of reducing the fear
and panic that has gripped the average west african.
The following represent the facts about Ebola and its transmission
(Beyond what might already be out there):
1. The virus is often spread through families and friends because
they come in close contact with such secretions when caring for
infected persons. - Center For Disease Control And Prevention
(CDC)
2. Human to human transmission is only achieved by physical contact
with the body fluids of a person who is acutely ill or who has died
from Ebola. Transmission among humans is mainly among caregiver
family members or health care workers tending to the very ill, or in
preparation of the body of a deceased case for burial. - US
Embassy (Liberia), July 28th, 2014
3. A person can have the virus without symptoms for 2-21 days,
the average being 5 to 8 days before becoming ill. The person is not
contagious until they are acutely ill. (Technically, if the person beside
you does not look sick, he/she cannot infect you.) US Embassy
(Liberia), July 28th, 2014.
4. While all Ebola virus species have displayed the ability to be spread
through airborne particles under research conditions, this type of
spread has not been documented among humans in a real-world
setting, such as a hospital or household. (In other words, the disease
is not airborne.) - CDC
5. Casual contact in public places with people that do not appear to
be sick do not transmit Ebola. One cannot contract Ebola virus by
handling money, groceries or swimming in a pool. Mosquitoes do not
transmit the Ebola virus. - National Center For Disease Control, India
Based on the facts above I’d say breathe easy, sleep better. No
need to chew your nails in anxiety. Ebola is most likely not coming for
you except if you deliberately expose yourself to unsafe conditions.
Take simple precautions; keep a hand sanitizer in your bag or pocket
and use sparingly. Eat like you normally would but be sure to cook
animal products properly. While you are at it, spread hope, not fear.

Source. http://www.ekekeee.com/ebola-5-facts-media-forgot-tell/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

Diction10nairal: u get issues o....... last tym around twas messi dnt score in a world cup. now it is messi scored against lesser team. no be world cup?......#na wa 4una o

Haters go everly get excuse ...no mind dem jawe...

sulmeza: Fifa na useless body,imagine...all of messi's goals came against substandard teams...only in d group stage....God punish fifa

If he no score against dis useless teams na una go dey shout say na flop ... He still score una dey shout say na against useless teams .... #nawa oooo

Onlinebizexpert: some are even richer than some countries

over here in naija we have


pee dee pee ....$550 million


hey pee see.......$450 million

FTC

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