₦airaland Forum

Khalessi:
This baby looks like she will be voting next year.

Mightyify:
I think mine is a little complicated than being friendzoned. There's this girl i love, i have shown her everything to prove it, but my problem is that she rarely reciprocate...I have been asking her out for 3months now, she keep telling me "no". The most puzzled of this all is that whenever she comes to my house....we will kiss, i suck her br**st and sometimes we even make love, but still after everything she will still tell me "no". Am getting tired... I need some advice.

laudate:
Sorry for the delayed response. Kindly contact The Washroom Laundry Shop at Suite B166,Road 2 VGC Ikota Shopping Complex, Lekki-Epe Expressway, Lekki. E-mail: dwashroom@gmail.com; tel: 08039555216

Or you can also contact EZ Wash'n'Dry located on the 2nd floor of the e-Centre, Sabo Yaba, the same building where the Ozone Cinema is located. See more pics here: http://thehuddlegroup.com/laundry/ezwash-launches-at-the-ecenter/ .

They also have another outlet at the top floor of Lush Mall, Admiralty Way, Lekki Phase 1 just after the Forte Oil Petrol Station, within the estate.

All these laundry outlets have washing machines and dryers that are run on LPG/cooking gas.

Hope the info helps...

kavey10:
I would love to get the address of the laundry outlets! Thank you so much. I have a project I'm working on and coincidentally, I saw your post on here and immediately got a brainwave! The idea is innovative and green.

Thanks once again. I'll be looking forward to the details, laudate...

laudate:
Hi, sure what do you want to know?

Am not in the laundry business though... I have only seen washing and drying machines, that are powered by cooking gas in some of the laundry outlets in Lagos. If you like, I can post their details here so that you can visit them and inspect their machines.

datalossvictim1: You're having a laugh!! Fvcking shemallle! Who mentioned who first? Punaani wipe!

datalossvictim1: stop mentioning me!!!! I don't like you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

datalossvictim1: Fvckkoff now. Stop stalking me

datalossvictim1: just give up! Ewu.

datalossvictim1: Fvvcckkkface!! I was on my own and you mentioned me dipshittt!!!

datalossvictim1: Fvckerrrr!

datalossvictim1: Fvckk off!

datalossvictim1: where are d remain?

Gboliwe: Do you have a health identity card?

Gboliwe: Yes, emergency case like you are sick, had an accident that needs urgent medical attention.

Health
Management
Organisation.
These organisation deals directly with NHIS and the patients (enrollees). They are the middle man organisation. To get to NHIS, you paSs through them. For NHIS to reach enrollees, they pass through the HMO.

What school are you in, maybe I could help find out the HMO that covers your school so you can reach them for more private talk.

upmanagers: Yes, you can go to any NHIS accredited hospital anywhere in Nigeria with your NHIS card for treatment but it is only on emergency cases. It will also be wish to have your hmo phone number(s).

Uricas: I'm a student but not in school currently. I need to see a doctor asap. Can I go to the health centre in my area with the NHIS card given in school? Is there any possibility that I will be able to see a doctor as they are on strike? Thanks in anticipation.

expensive007: ok. if there is anyone interested in the last year's questions, quote this my comment with your email. i was able to save at least 20 out of the 50 questions asked.

logica: I will use the story of the dude who was murdered by his best-friend and car stolen as an example. If you know the story I am talking about, you should know this is not normal. For MOST humans who have more successful friends, this friend's success becomes a driver/catalyst and spurs them too on to success. "If my friend can do it, then I too can do it." Healthy competition. Though the competition I am talking about here is not like your friend buys a car, then you too go buy a car just to show him you too get levels. For ABNORMAL people like the guy I mentioned earlier, they see the friend's success as a threat. As a slight; a slap on the face. They've given up on being successful and anybody that does better is "showing himself". It's deep inferiority complex and it is indeed a disorder (either mental or otherwise).