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kencivic:why, put pics make we see, |
Put your pictures and lets see to Judge, Do that asap, |
maedan:I really need to try it oooo, Chaaiii na fake Ogbono dem dey sell for us here, Made in Johanesburg Ogbono, lol |
Hi Nlder, Living outside Nigeria has given most of us an idea of business we can do back Home. But the fact remains will Nigerians appreciate such service if been rendered. Here in South Africa, you can call most of the Eateries on Phone and they will deliver your order to your house or Office. E.g Debonairs that sells Pizza's, KFC , Nandos and many More. Just thinking if one can partner with all the eateries and render the home/Office deliveries services for customers who are not able to drive or walk to the restaurant during working hours or weekends. Sometimes you might be spending time with Families/sick/Lazy to Drive and really want to eat Mr Biggs or Tantalizer but with this Service you can order for food,snacks and will be delivered to where you live. I really want people to contribute to this and know what you really think. Just wanna know if it makes any sense or just a waste of time. Responds and contributions are welcome, |
Hahahaahaaha, This is VVery funny Broh, Please talk true, na your experience. smilesssssss Cos i can understand how this happened. Thought it was friends, friends ,friends, Chaiiiiii, The woman don do mistake be that ooooo, lol She no go do ham again, But they should settle it and keep life goin, |
Hi Nlder, Living outside Nigeria has given most of us an idea of business we can do back Home. But the fact remains will Nigerians appreciate such service if been rendered. Here in South Africa, you can call most of the Eateries on Phone and they will deliver your order to your house or Office. E.g Debonairs that sells Pizza's, KFC , Nandos and many More. Just thinking if one can partner with all the eateries and render the home/Office deliveries services for customers who are not able to drive or walk to the restaurant during working hours or weekends. Sometimes you might be spending time with Families/sick/Lazy to Drive and really want to eat Mr Biggs or Tantalizer but with this Service you can order for food,snacks and will be delivered to where you live. I really want people to contribute to this and know what you really think. Just wanna know if it makes any sense or just a waste of time. Responds and contributions are welcome, |
Hi Nlder, Living outside Nigeria has given most of us an idea of business we can do back Home. But the fact remains will Nigerians appreciate such service if been rendered. Here in South Africa, you can call most of the Eateries on Phone and they will deliver your order to your house or Office. E.g Debonairs that sells Pizza's, KFC , Nandos and many More. Just thinking if one can partner with all the eateries and render the home/Office deliveries services for customers who are not able to drive or walk to the restaurant during working hours or weekends. Sometimes you might be spending time with Families/sick/Lazy to Drive and really want to eat Mr Biggs or Tantalizer but with this Service you can order for food,snacks and will be delivered to where you live. I really want people to contribute to this and know what you really think. Just wanna know if it makes any sense or just a waste of time. Responds and contributions are welcome, |
Hi Nlder, Living outside Nigeria has given most of us an idea of business we can do back Home. But the fact remains will Nigerians appreciate such service if been rendered. Here in South Africa, you can call most of the Eateries on Phone and they will deliver your order to your house or Office. E.g Debonairs that sells Pizza's, KFC , Nandos and many More. Just thinking if one can partner with all the eateries and render the home/Office deliveries services for customers who are not able to drive or walk to the restaurant during working hours or weekends. Sometimes you might be spending time with Families/sick/Lazy to Drive and really want to eat Mr Biggs or Tantalizer but with this Service you can order for food,snacks and will be delivered to where you live. I really want people to contribute to this and know what you really think. Just wanna know if it makes any sense or just a waste of time. Responds and contributions are welcome, |
I Love Agege Bread, |
Strong coffe for meeeee |
Una fit use Ogono eat Rice Nii,,,,, Egusi goes with everything, Egusi rulesss |
I love My Mac. I"m Loving it. Give me My Mc Chicken,fries,Ex large Coke . |
zizzlebabe:Did she faint only seeing the husband with other GF or she saw and found out something is between thm, Anyway, as you said, Girl friend is different from wife. I will settle with my wife and never do that again, Shalom |
sjeezy8:OMG |
One dictionary definition of Xenophobia is an unreasonable fear, distrust, or hatred of strangers, foreigners, or anything perceived as foreign or different. Xenophobia can manifest itself in several ways in a country - victimization by police, brutal assaults, murders, ethnic cleansing in an area, mass expulsion from the country. The recent xenophobic violence in South Africa was primarily directed against foreigners living in some of the poorest urban areas of the country. However, it has also impacted on those who acquired citizenship by virtue of their specialized skills, such as medical doctors, academics, scientists and engineers. And it has also impacted on those with legitimate work an study permits, such as the tens of thousands of Mozambican mineworkers working in mines, Mathematics teachers from Zimbabwe and foreign university students. Unfortunately, many South Africans, and not just those living in the poorest areas, are opposed to the presence of a large number of foreigners from other African countries, and they blame foreigners for may of the ills in SA, including high unemployment of locals, and crime. South Africans therefore need to do some soul searching, lest even more locals become xenophobic. This website serves several purposes: Contact details on organizations in SA than can assist xenophobia victims, practical information on who South Africans can assist, messages of South Africans opposed to xenophobia, messages from victims, articles on the deemed causes of xenophobia in SA, and a list of some well known immigrants and sojourners from other African countries, who have enriched or contributed to SA society. Last but not least, information is provided which outlines the negative economic impacts of xenophobia. CALL TOLLFREE 08000REFUGEE OR 08000 733 8433 |
One dictionary definition of Xenophobia is an unreasonable fear, distrust, or hatred of strangers, foreigners, or anything perceived as foreign or different. Xenophobia can manifest itself in several ways in a country - victimization by police, brutal assaults, murders, ethnic cleansing in an area, mass expulsion from the country. The recent xenophobic violence in South Africa was primarily directed against foreigners living in some of the poorest urban areas of the country. However, it has also impacted on those who acquired citizenship by virtue of their specialized skills, such as medical doctors, academics, scientists and engineers. And it has also impacted on those with legitimate work an study permits, such as the tens of thousands of Mozambican mineworkers working in mines, Mathematics teachers from Zimbabwe and foreign university students. Unfortunately, many South Africans, and not just those living in the poorest areas, are opposed to the presence of a large number of foreigners from other African countries, and they blame foreigners for may of the ills in SA, including high unemployment of locals, and crime. South Africans therefore need to do some soul searching, lest even more locals become xenophobic. This website serves several purposes: Contact details on organizations in SA than can assist xenophobia victims, practical information on who South Africans can assist, messages of South Africans opposed to xenophobia, messages from victims, articles on the deemed causes of xenophobia in SA, and a list of some well known immigrants and sojourners from other African countries, who have enriched or contributed to SA society. Last but not least, information is provided which outlines the negative economic impacts of xenophobia. CALL TOLLFREE 08000REFUGEE OR 08000 733 8433 |
One dictionary definition of Xenophobia is an unreasonable fear, distrust, or hatred of strangers, foreigners, or anything perceived as foreign or different. Xenophobia can manifest itself in several ways in a country - victimization by police, brutal assaults, murders, ethnic cleansing in an area, mass expulsion from the country. The recent xenophobic violence in South Africa was primarily directed against foreigners living in some of the poorest urban areas of the country. However, it has also impacted on those who acquired citizenship by virtue of their specialized skills, such as medical doctors, academics, scientists and engineers. And it has also impacted on those with legitimate work an study permits, such as the tens of thousands of Mozambican mineworkers working in mines, Mathematics teachers from Zimbabwe and foreign university students. Unfortunately, many South Africans, and not just those living in the poorest areas, are opposed to the presence of a large number of foreigners from other African countries, and they blame foreigners for may of the ills in SA, including high unemployment of locals, and crime. South Africans therefore need to do some soul searching, lest even more locals become xenophobic. This website serves several purposes: Contact details on organizations in SA than can assist xenophobia victims, practical information on who South Africans can assist, messages of South Africans opposed to xenophobia, messages from victims, articles on the deemed causes of xenophobia in SA, and a list of some well known immigrants and sojourners from other African countries, who have enriched or contributed to SA society. Last but not least, information is provided which outlines the negative economic impacts of xenophobia. CALL TOLLFREE 08000REFUGEE OR 08000 733 8433 |
Hey NL, We Nigerians in SOUTH AFRICA has been hearing news about this Xenophobia Attacks. We had they gonna start after the Worldcup and the news is already over its been started. What your Opinion about this , Seun and Admin Please Let this be at the Home Page. Cheers |
Hey NL, We Nigerians in SOUTH AFRICA has been hearing news about this Xenophobia Attacks. We had they gonna start after the Worldcup and the news is already over its been started. What your Opinion about this , Seun and Admin Please Let this be at the Home Page. Cheers |
Hey NL, We Nigerians in SOUTH AFRICA has been hearing news about this Xenophobia Attacks. We had they gonna start after the Worldcup and the news is already over its been started. What your Opinion about this , Seun and Admin Please Let this be at the Home Page. Cheers |
I do not think there is an compensation regarding that. Maybe i don't know shaa, We were asked to register our sims card in South Africa and we did. Cheers |
Hi Nlder, Living outside Nigeria has given most of us an idea of business we can do back Home. But the fact remains will Nigerians appreciate such service if been rendered. Here in South Africa, you can call most of the Eateries on Phone and they will deliver your order to your house or Office. E.g Debonairs that sells Pizza's, KFC , Nandos and many More. Just thinking if one can partner with all the eateries and render the home/Office deliveries services for customers who are not able to drive or walk to the restaurant during working hours or weekends. Sometimes you might be spending time with Families/sick/Lazy to Drive and really want to eat Mr Biggs or Tantalizer but with this Service you can order for food,snacks and will be delivered to where you live. I really want people to contribute to this and know what you really think. Just wanna know if it makes any sense or just a waste of time. Responds and contributions are welcome, |
fowos:more pictures pls, |
Hey NL, We Nigerians in SOUTH AFRICA has been hearing news about this Xenophobia Attacks. We had they gonna start after the Worldcup and the news is already over its been started. What your Opinion about this , Seun and Admin Please Let this be at the Home Page. Cheers |
One dictionary definition of Xenophobia is an unreasonable fear, distrust, or hatred of strangers, foreigners, or anything perceived as foreign or different. Xenophobia can manifest itself in several ways in a country - victimization by police, brutal assaults, murders, ethnic cleansing in an area, mass expulsion from the country. The recent xenophobic violence in South Africa was primarily directed against foreigners living in some of the poorest urban areas of the country. However, it has also impacted on those who acquired citizenship by virtue of their specialized skills, such as medical doctors, academics, scientists and engineers. And it has also impacted on those with legitimate work an study permits, such as the tens of thousands of Mozambican mineworkers working in mines, Mathematics teachers from Zimbabwe and foreign university students. Unfortunately, many South Africans, and not just those living in the poorest areas, are opposed to the presence of a large number of foreigners from other African countries, and they blame foreigners for may of the ills in SA, including high unemployment of locals, and crime. South Africans therefore need to do some soul searching, lest even more locals become xenophobic. This website serves several purposes: Contact details on organizations in SA than can assist xenophobia victims, practical information on who South Africans can assist, messages of South Africans opposed to xenophobia, messages from victims, articles on the deemed causes of xenophobia in SA, and a list of some well known immigrants and sojourners from other African countries, who have enriched or contributed to SA society. Last but not least, information is provided which outlines the negative economic impacts of xenophobia. CALL TOLLFREE 08000REFUGEE OR 08000 733 8433 |