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I am scared at the way WE NIGERIANS react to information without weighing it. 1. This new document does not have a source. 2. This document is still a poor attempt at hiding a fact that is yet to be disproved. 3. At the top of this same document you still have Princess Stella Ada Oduah O.O.N. PHD, BSC. but the body of the document did not talk about the MSC. nor the PHD. 4. The Senate is on recess. 5. Who at the Senate published this document. 6. The photograph is not her passport photograph. Unless she only has one outfit and when has a side swep view become an acceptable form of pose for a passport photograph. 7. I REST MY CASE.---------------------------- ALWAYS LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP>_________________________ |
It is very possible, if not the network will not need to block your ability to recharge after three trails. The experience I had was with the good old NITEL mobile lines. what I did then was to keep all the recharge cards I have ever used and whenever I want to recharge I intuitively retry my used cards and on the third attempt load the new card I just bought. I can tell you that I was able to get a recharge on the old cards like two or three times. Don't ask me how that was possible but with NITEL anything can be possible, It worked then and NITEL was like the cheapest mobile line to use then so I really used it a lot. |
Where is this vehicle, for inspection? |
Hello car enthusiasts, I am at a cross road. I traditionally love top of the range of any model of a car I choose to drive. The kia optima 2013 comes in two flavours to Nigeria. The 2.0 lt engine which is 1999cc and the 2.4 lt which is 2399cc. The dilemma now is; it is only the 2.0 that is available and it is 550k, Less than the 2.4. The delivery time for 2.4 is early February and prices my go up astronomically because of new import tariff. All accessories are the same in the car save the blue tooth technology absent in the 2.0 which doesn't bother me. What will I loose in terms of driving experience /performance if I go for the 2.0 considering that the difference is 400cc Please give me your 5 cents. |
I smell fish. Only you, two winners. Please give more details as per the glo win. The winners are public knowledge no need for anonymity. Dedewizzy: [size=14pt]have actually seen someone that won a car in a glo promo.. My Bursar precisely back then in the school where i served. |
Bros haba! Tell us how the problem was solved. All the things you did to solve the problem. That is the whole essence na! So other people can read and learn. Or na juju you take solve am? |
I have been driving my car for the past five years starting it with the AC on and nothing has gone wrong. Another car my wife used for six years plus was also like that and nothing happened to that one too. |
Why is he looking so frail? |
Did he just asked who to tackle the rot? |
I am waiting for the day when in Nigeria somebody will leave his state to look at a stone in another state. When that happens, then our economy is okay. |
"We can deceive ourselves but we cannot deceive God". I hope he considers this when public funds are going in the wrong DIRECTiON!!!! |
Goddex: But, seriously, these guys are just making us kill ourselves here for no reason while they meet to pop champagne and enjoy themselves.SO YOU JUST REALIZED THIS!!!! ![]() |
THIS IS RATHER ABSURD!!!!! |
noblezone: Is that how cheap you are? Just $5,000?[/b]AND YOUR IP SHOWS THAT YOU ARE CURRENTLY IN LAGOS!![b] ![]() |
Bend over for? |
So Fulani herdsmen cannot report the confiscation of their cows to the police, but they'll rather shoot at and kill unharmed citizens in order to get back their cows. Quite interesting. |
We are excitedly awaiting the response of malam Lamido |
With rain water. The rains are coming now they can make mouth. There was no single talk of power improvement at the peak of the dry season o. ![]() |
Akpa ife: MTN na Bleep up,d 1 dat pains me most is dat I will hav abt 750 in my acc if I wat 2 make call MTN will now say ur recharge is 2 low 4 ds call pls load a recharge card thank u dats d end of d call while I hav 750 MTN na only God will punish u 4 all my money u don chop 4 nothingLol. You can only use they credit to Call God. |
I feel we should apply the background checks on our leaders. They are more dangerous than deranged Americans with guns. |
Kasala! |
Give to Caesar what is Caesar's and God what is God's. Every follower and believer of Christ should know this. In as much as I totally condemn the reaction of the traditionalists now called hoodlums and I support their eventual persecution. The monarch should be charged with complicity in the whole matter. If you want to be a Christian be a Christian and if you want to be a monarch be one. The British monarchy celebrates tradition. You cannot unilaterally change the game without consequences. The vicarage saw it coming, if you misrepresent the teaching of Christ to the extent that you cannot advise the monarch to either abdicate the throne or perform the rituals involved then you have stirred the hornet nest and you cannot escape the sting. |
I use Etisalat for my data needs also, they were fantastic to the extent that I changed my home subscription to Etisalat. The story has changed now with lots of intermittent outages lasting between 25 to 50 seconds and this can be so annoying considering the denial of service you experience at such times. Am presently in Lagos from Abuja on a business trip and I discovered that the quality of service here in Lagos is so terrible. The outages last longer and are more frequent. It also switches between H+ and 3G like every 5 seconds. This is quite terrible. I have not seen 3G in Abuja on Etisalat before. Too tired to switch to another provider because I consider Etisalat to be the good one out of all the poor providers as at the point I made the switch to them. I blame NCC for not knowing the importance of their job. |
This is INSANE! |
What has arresting anyone that wears the camouflage uniform got to do with the investigation? According to the report, some were given out and some were sold as usual. The simple thing to do is to cross check the name of anybody wearing camouflage against the list of beneficiaries provided this list exist in the first place. Our approach to solving simple problem can be mind boggling. |
Na today? There is no need debating this issue all over again. Patience shall hopefully come back and share the testimony if she makes it back alive. Make we concentrate our energy on better things. |
It is frightening! |
@Wiz_Prince: You categorically stated that the people Bill Clinton pardoned are all Ex-convict! Ask yourself over and over again, Is Diepreye Alamieyeseigha an EX-CONVICT? He is still a CONVICT!. He dares not set his foot outside the shores of Nigeria. Ibori will advise him not to anyway, because he got a taste of it. |
http://huhuonline.com/index.php/more-news1/1091-obama-snubs-jonathan-over-africa-s-democracy-summit President Goodluck Jonathan, who is still smarting from scathing global criticisms of the presidential pardon he recently granted embattled former Bayelsa State Governor, Chief Diepreye Solomon Peter Alamieyeseigha, is facing another international embarrassment after the United States excluded Nigeria from a planned summit between President Barack Obama and some African leaders on how to strengthen democratic institutions in the continent.A statement signed Monday by White House Press Secretary, Jay Carney, and posted on the White House website said; President Obama has invited the presidents of Sierra Leone, Malawi, Senegal and Cape Verde to join him next week Thursday for the summit. Going by Nigeria’s leadership role in the continent, especially in the West African sub-region, the exclusion is a public repudiation of President Jonathan and a slap on the face of Nigeria and its claims to continental leadership as the giant of Africa.Coming in the wake of strong American reservations over the pardon Jonathan granted his former boss, Alamieyeseigha, keen political observers were quick to point out that Jonathan’s exclusion from the meeting is a further display of White House anger and disapproval of the controversial pardon.Last week the US State Department formally expressed the American government’s concern that the controversial pardon was a major setback for Nigeria’s anti-corruption efforts. In two weighty sentences, the US government, using its Twitter account (under the US embassy in Abuja), twitted: “We are deeply disappointed. We see this as a setback in the fight against corruption.”The White House Press statement said, “President Obama looks forward to welcoming President Ernest Bai Koroma of Sierra Leone, President Macky Sall of Senegal, President Joyce Banda of Malawi, and Prime Minister José Maria Pereira Neves of Cape Verde to the White House on Thursday, March 28. In a subtle but provocative irony to Jonathan’s handlers who have been trumpeting the excellent nature of US-Nigeria bilateral relations, the statement added: “The U.S. has strong partnerships with these countries based on shared democratic values and shared interests.”The purpose of the multilateral presidential summit, according to the statement, was to provide a forum where “the five leaders will discuss strengthening democratic institutions across sub-Saharan Africa, and building on Africa’s democratic progress to generate increased economic opportunities and expanded trade and investment. “It concluded that “The visit of these four leaders underscores the strategic importance the President places on building partnerships and substantive engagement with sub-Saharan Africa, and our commitment to working with strong and emerging African democracies.”Although Obama only invited four African presidents and Jonathan was not the only one left out, US State Department sources insist that by the nature of Nigeria’s leadership role in the continent, and especially in West Africa, the exclusion of Jonathan was not by error because of the significance of Nigeria as the frontline of the US war on terror in Africa. “The US is sending a message which is loud and clear to Abuja and Nigerian authorities can only ignore it at their own peril,” the source said.US State Department sources also told Huhuonline.com over the weekend that plans to have Obama visit Nigeria in his second term have now been completely taken off the table and shelved sine die as a result of the pardon, as President Obama is expected to clearly distance himself from Jonathan who is fast becoming a pariah in the international community. (Read Complete White House Statement Below)Statement by the Press Secretary Announcing the Visit of African LeadersPresident Obama looks forward to welcoming President Ernest Bai Koroma of Sierra Leone, President Macky Sall of Senegal, President Joyce Banda of Malawi, and Prime Minister José Maria Pereira Neves of Cape Verde to the White House on Thursday, March 28. The United States has strong partnerships with these countries based on shared democratic values and shared interests. The five leaders will discuss strengthening democratic institutions across sub-Saharan Africa, and building on Africa’s democratic progress to generate increased economic opportunities and expanded trade and investment. The visit of these four leaders underscores the strategic importance the President places on building partnerships and substantive engagement with sub-Saharan Africa, and our commitment to working with strong and emerging African democracies. |
He demonstrated "soberness" by running away from the British law. |
You missed this clip. I guess ti must be at the airport. But clips of Naija short sha.
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