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child labour |
This clown again |
So they don't have enough surveillance to detect that they were being surrounded? A country backed army for that matter. |
how can a pre-facelift XV40 be 2012? |
Artistry and record label management are two distinctly separate skills. You may be good in either or both of them, the main thing is to know your strength and focus on it. Dbanj and Don Jazzy in retrospect. Maintaining relevance in a cut throat music industry is no child's play for both quality songs and ensuring people get to the hear the song. That's why many artists' careers bank 90 degrees to the left once they quit the record label. |
Thescrutinyng:These bloggers sha |
If anything, I like the quick reaction of the police. |
wtf ![]() Please add "no car stereo" and "manual windows that will build your biceps and triceps" ![]() |
DeeScan:Not if he leaned on it for a long time. Some drunk people who slept in awkward positions have had to have their limb amputated. |
tungamaje:Looks like you've not seen the travel advisories of many embassies. The only safe place they recommend is Ikoyi and Banana island (brown: travel with discretion) in the whole of Nigeria. South west to central (Abuja, Minna) is yellow on travel only if very necessary. Every other place is blood red (Do not go under any circumstances). |
Op: Unlimited.words That's all I need to know |
aridoup:No offense but people who are able to comfortably buy a replacement screen for this phone would rather just buy a new one since they're able to. There's a reason these phones were traded in and that's because the cost of replacing that screen isn't worth it. They'd rather buy a new one. If he's interested just because of the low price, I can bet he won't be able to afford the replacement screen except village people want to drain his remaining savings. Your offer is fine and I see no issue with it. |
You convict a cocaine trafficker and give him the option of #3m fine. What kind of joke is this? |
And the noose gets tighter |
FatherCHRISTMAS:He can as well get a Transit visa if it's a connecting flight. Or go through Istanbul. Yes, you can come in with an expired passport. In takes about 4 days and a new passport about 2 weeks or less. |
This administration does not get tired of propaganda and makeup/mascara to cover up the deficits and ills in the economy. - You float the naira yet you prop it. - You remove subsidy yet we learn you are still paying subsidies. - We are winning the war on terror but kidnappings are on the rise everyday and farmers cannot go back to the farm. - Economy is improving yet many companies outside banking and oil sector are reporting losses and folding up. All is well. |
Balablue64:If you would pay #500k for this IC, you need to be medically checked. |
jmichael259:Truer words have not been said. |
ReadaDream:At a source price of 4500€ ex shipping and clearing, it's no surprise if this car actually amounts to ₦10m after all said and done. What is perplexing is why a dealer would take this type of business risk. Goodluck to seller and buyer. |
PulaPower:Not with the current state of things. Even earning in USD doesn't make so much of a difference because the inflation in Nigeria has made every single thing overvalued. If you have a similar earning in other West African countries today as you have in Nigeria, you would be abito meet your daily needs comfortably at least. How can you charge ₦100 for on-site atm that would only dispense ₦10k per withdrawal. This is not yet considering all the taxes in vat and electronic transfers. Expectedly, bank ATMs would be clogged making life more miserable for people. The only time you use an off-site ATM is when you bank ATMs is faulty or not close by. Why should consumers pay that price? These taxes are literally transferring ATM service charges from the banks to the customers, worse still, they are doing it at a profit. Now bankers salaries increase and literally only banks, oil and some big manufacturers are reporting profits. Every other parastatal is cutting costs and getting flushed out of the system. Only few people know but millions of people would not survive the current hardship literally. |
Pojomojo:Is there a reason for this question? |
DeOTR:People in Lagos spend more than that amount of time in traffic on a daily basis inside stuffy, crammed, rickety and smelly vehicles. A long haul train for example is spacious and more comfortable. You can sleep or work on your laptop enroute. |
DeOTR:At least where I live for sure. The cost of renting a place in the city is far costlier than a monthly pass for an express train to and fro 31 days of the month over 1000km. The journey also takes approximately 2hrs. Leave by 6am, arrive office before 9am. Same in the evening. |
In more developed climes, people live in Abuja and come to work in Lagos every weekday. Why we can't have express transport from Ibadan to Lagos at this time is still so strange to me. Real estate prices will continue surging in Lagos, ain't nothing you can do about it. Land reclamation alone will put new lands in the hinterlands at tens of millions. |
Just as the topic says. What good locations can I scout within Abuja with this amount. Looking to build a couple flats that can be used as Airbnb so the location is kind of important. Thanks |
It's a Camry muscle again. Similar to recent ghastly accident in Akwa Ibom. I remember the acceleration error recall for 2009 - 2011 Camry when the cars just start picking up high speeds and the brakes don't slow the car anymore. It led to loss of lives back then. I hope it's not this fault that's causing these accidents today. |
Open or expand a business around your skill. Food hoarding can be profitable because current prices are below the forecast for the year although risks also come with storing the grains. I'm not invested in this business though but if I had the opportunity, I would. It's lurking within the news but I know something big is coming in the energy sector especially due to moves made by Elumelu and Otedola. Do your research on the money market in this space. Getting farmland and cropping/animal husbandry is also good if you have some expertise in the field. Other than that, buy more land or develop the ones you have if they are located in a good area. You can also sell bad location lands, pool the funds, add your ₦5m and get a more lucrative land of about ₦15m per plot. You should be ready to develop the land within 6 months (it's usually part of the rules in new estates in Abuja now) and sell off. |
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Jamieb:Bros, I tire |
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