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Great accomplishment.
How I wish Education is valued....

LightAunt:
Rivers
Abuja
Lagos

Rivers pay ?...
Hian....
Don't mislead the guy biko....

Donraqh:
I just lose my Camry 2.2 on Saturday.
Went for a wedding, packed and the rest was history.

Never again....

I have a 2000 2.2 LE Camry just like this one and I do park it anyhow. sometimes, I just park it outside and walk home. sometimes, I leave it at the office then take a bike home. I don't give it serious attention. I always have the notion that it's an old car and no one will want to steal a 20 yr old car but this Ur story shock me oooo.
make I go dey pamper my old model motor..

ULSHERLAN:
Petrol cars are just only a fraction of what consumes our resources. There are other things that they need it for

Later all other engines/machine will also dump petrol and then go nuclear.
It's only a matter of time...

There's sth about corolla theft...
Rampant

[quotes author=nedekid post=96153241]Oga, listen and learn from him.
Years back, I ordered refurbished common rail injection units for a truck I owned back then from the UK. They sent me an invoice. I asked how to pay, all they said was to provide them with my card number and expiry date. I had not finished calling the number over the phone when debit alert entered.
I was like how did they do it?
Meanwhile I was here in Lagos oh.[/quote]Good morning...
I hope you weren't defrauded by this transaction though?
The reason why I decided to message you is this... You once stayed in the UK, so why come back to Nigeria. A lot of folks here keep saying that the mkm by they leave Nigeria shore that ain't coming back ever again. So, why sis you prefer Nigeria....esp at this point in this economic hardship.
Pls oblige me

It's over...
Game over...
When things get so bad beyond redemption.

helinues:
Could you make your comments without shedding tears?

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NANS EXCOs have long disappointed since time immemorial.

Fvck christ

I'm exactly like dat first girl ,


Geeezzz

you are everything...male, female, pregnant, married woman,a searching guy, cryto dealer, grand pa, a great grandma, a king, a princess, young employee, curvy chick....only you...Chai....multi personality of nairaland....
Haba!!!!
you better change your ways

waiting on others to help you solve your problem is like waiting fruitlessly till eternity.

life is a business ..If they give you sth, they take sth back. nothing is free.
keep this at the back of ur mind

Idiotic

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I won't even buy it for a 100k.

yawns

E still never get sense?

ronaldinho

PatrickOkunima:
There's nothing like as per normal normal. The role of each of the arms of service differ. During the militancy, it started as a Navy Affair, before the Army was invited, and towards the tail end, Airforce came in. Even at that, the role of the Airforce was restricted to providing air support to the NN and Army. While we were suffering in the creeks without provision for food or water, the Airforce guys were relaxing in their base, and were only called in when necessary, which made one of my colleagues lament, "Oboy, e be like sey this Navy wey I join na mistake o. We dey here dey suffer and Airforce dey take laushi, las las, na the same Alawee we go collect."

The Army is more involved in the NE because of the nature of the conflict. The Navy and Airforce are not left out too. As I type this, my cousin, who happens to be my junior in the service is in the NE. He has been there for more than 18 months. During my time in the Navy, I know how many guys we lost in Jos and Maiduguri. Even now, we're still losing men in the NE. Hardly a week goes by without me typing RIP on a page of a friend who died in NE.

I do not blame those who think only the Army is exposed to risk in the NE. The reason is, since everyone wears the same uniform, it's hard to tell who is Army and who is not. Don't tell me Navy and Airforce just started wearing camo. Before now, the same camo is issued to all personnel (Army, Navy or Airforce) deployed to the NE.

Even as terrible as things are in the NE, we still have people in the Army who have not had reasons to carry rifles for the past several years. Even in a full blown war, not every soldier fights.

i love this discussion of yours...
pls tell me how can I be a soldier without fighting.
I will really like it ooo....the truth is I don't want to fight...lol
Back then, I wanted to join the force fore the sole reason of avoiding oppression by police officers....

pls, go have ur brain examined

Rugaria:
The police failed this society in so many ways! They re paid to secure lives and property and not to start check points to collect toles. In moments like this, the police should never have collapsed totally! The disappearance of the police was deliberate and should be investigated. It was as if the police wanted to use such actions to teach the people some rare lessons forgetting that not everyone was even in support of the mass actions! This should be investigated!

We have seen many countries that witnessed such uprisings, the police did their job, arresting hoodlums while protecting both properties and civil protesters. But here, it seems like protests have been criminalized. Once you say no and match, you become the new enemy of the state... If the policeman can not stand firm and enforce the law during jumpy periods, such characters should not be in the police force! The Nigerian Police Force failed woefully yet again.. period!

didn't you see how hoodlums were burniing their colleagues alive to ashes. They are humans too. They also nurse fears. who wan die?

blazepascal:
well said .. falz the bad guy. where is wizkid nd davido especially davido only to make noise he sabi when its time for action hes no where to be found.

David don try e own....Stop the unnecessary talks and criticisms. Rather, use the time for sth more beneficial

dorin27:
I'm sorry I can't

ok..take care

dorin27:
Nothing!

Somebody once ended a relationship with me....his reasons? I am too nice and deserve better.

are u sure this is true.
pls inbox me ur contact

he look more like a nice guy that won't bulge to what is against his ideologies and self believe.
I remember when Jose Mourinho provoked him after half half break during a match, in the dressing room. Ozil took off his jersey and asked Mourinho to take it and step onto the pitch and play the football himself....

life....

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things have gone so wrong...

fk001:
Wasting of time, youth should know when to stop but a protest without a leader is just like a headless chicken that is alive roaming about.

Nigeria didn't start from Lagos and ends in Abuja
Buhari has millions of supporters that are ready to die for him, touch him and see how hell would loose on earth.


If you like make your region to be lawless las las na you go affect most. Just like how the north oft of ignorance ignited the fire that has been consuming them for decades

Do what ever you like but no matter what happens Buhari remains untouchable

God Bless President Muhammadu Buhari

God bless Osibanjo

God bless Jagaban

God all the patriotic youth.


God bless Federal Republic of Nigeria

Hmmmnn

iddonla:
but take edo as a case study..
their votes count

Edo heppened cos fed govt were on Obaseki side in order to spite Oshio and Tnb

confusion everywhere heya (in fela voice)

u.

iddonla:
i am in support of this protest.but its high time everyone go home..get their PVC and make a statement in 2023..

lets show this old heartless idiots that power truly belong to God and the youth....

Buhari has failed

All our past/present politicians have failed us

Tinubu has failed

Sanwo-olu has failed ( i now believe what ambode said that he has mental problem)..

at the end of the day na tinubu go suffer am pass , because his presidential ambition is dead on arrival..

i am a tinubu supporter between..before una label me tinubu / yoruba hater..


We can now see our enemies clearer, please my nigerian youths lets unite no matter our tribe , bad blood and political differences and make a statement..not for us alone, but for the future generation to come..
SHALOM

unfortunately, votes don't count in this part of the world