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Since when? |
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I moved on to other blogs. Linda Ikeji blog, Bella naija, straight up. |
Better sell plus the fatherland you mentioned there and do the needful. |
I see civil servants smiling. |
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Drug dealer vs drug seller. Any NDLEA staff here? I come in peace ooo |
Interviewer: sell yourself Me: To APC or PDP? |
Interviewer: sell yourself Me: if you sell the company it can’t buy me. |
Kind jungle justice I dey like |
Something of peace |
Another car down. No be brag na God |
Where is the diaspora yam eater |
You might be there forever next time |
Share the money |
turmacs:In the rule of mathematics, a number is divisible by 3 only if the sum of its digits is divisible by 3. Eg 419 is not divisible by 3 cos 4+1+9 = 14. And 14 can’t divide 3. Therefore apply the rule for 100 to 999 by increasing the tense by 3 in the hundred ranges. Thus the palindrome divisible by 3 are 111 141 171 222 252 282 303 333 363 393 414 444 474 525 555 585 606 636 666 696 717 747 777 828 858 888 909 939 969 999 |
Add one country to the list, just be good at political thuggery and they pay you well |
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Insanement |
Chai |
I know one like that, if you tell her “I don’t have money now, I have just 30 Naira in my account”. She’ll ask “is it possible you send me the 30 Naira, I want to make an urgent call”. . Walai sapa na bastard. |
rowlizglobal:I sent you a message on WhatsApp |
Do you have 2014 Corolla? If yes what’s your best price? |
The acting Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service, Adewale Adeniyi, on Tuesday, announced that Nigerian importers would soon be able to clear their goods from the ports in Cotonou, Benin Republic. He disclosed this in Abuja at the end of a two-day working visit by the director-general and senior officials of the customs service of Benin Republic. Customs personnel from both countries entered into various agreements during the two-day meeting in order to boost trade relations between Nigeria and Benin Republic, as well as curb smuggling. While responding to a question at the event, Adewale said, “We are building confidence in the system offered by the Republic of Benin, our importers are using their ports and vice-versa. If there are people in Benin Republic who want to use our ports, we try to build trust in our systems. “And by virtue of this agreement, what it means is that Nigerian importers willing to use the ports in Cotonou can have their goods cleared in those ports because there would be an opportunity for them to pay duties on goods that are liable for payment of duties. “We can account for the duties on those goods in the ports of arrival. So they will now be free to enter Nigeria.” Reacting to concerns about vehicle smuggling, he said, “It goes beyond vehicles. Any goods arriving in Cotonou ports, duty can be accessed and payment can be made and from there, it comes into the Nigerian territory. “It is just like what happens when goods come in through Lagos or Port Harcourt; it is pretty much the same. But we have not got there. We have agreed in principle that we can operationalise this. “So the steps that we are going to take to get us to that particular destination is what we are going to be working on. It was mentioned in the communique that we are going to establish timelines when we hope to achieve that particular milestone.” Adewale said the partnership between both nations would enhance customs administration, trade facilitation and regional cooperation. He added, “The occasion we celebrate today marks a significant milestone in our journey to strengthen collaboration, eliminate barriers, and promote legitimate trade within the West African region. Source https://punchng.com/nigerians-to-start-clearing-goods-from-cotonou-ports-customs/
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Doolove:Entitled Women and not knowing what they want (mood swing) is like 5 and 6 |
Oxef123:Thanks for your input. Can you explain the bolded a bit further. What are your prices. |
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Couldn't buy this car when in was 1.3m in 2012, now its 4.5m. Which kind wahala be this na? |
Op don't mind any of them, just follow your heart. My best advice for you, make the loan 250m. Take another loan of say 750m and pay the accommodation and upkeep money upfront. Then take another 50m and send to the girls parent so they don't miss their daughter too much. Then when she graduates after 2 years come back here and let's advice you on way forward. |
