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Yves4real:Oh woow, this is shocking...may his gentle soul RIP. Hey guys....just checking in.....trust everyone's good? And staying safe during this pandemic? |
A business outfit in Lagos State is looking to hire a Chef. Details below: Qualification: Minimum of SSCE Experience: 0- 1 Year *Expertise in Pasta *Skilled in Barbecue/Grilling Age: Above 18 years Sex: Male/Female Location: Ayobo, Lagos State *Applicant MUST live within proximity. Remuneration: Newly approved Minimum wage(negotiable) * Additional weekly bonus based on culinary performance. To apply, Send an SMS stating your details and interest to 07052994025. |
A business outfit in Lagos State is looking to hire a Chef. Details below: Qualification: Minimum of SSCE Experience: 0- 1 Year *Expertise in Pasta *Skilled in Barbecue/Grilling Age: Above 18 years Sex: Male/Female Location: Ayobo, Lagos State *Applicant MUST live within proximity. Remuneration: Newly approved Minimum wage(negotiable for outstanding applicants) * Additional weekly bonus based on culinary performance. To apply, Send an SMS stating your details and interest to 07052994025. |
Nissan Altima for sale 380k Perfect untouched Engine Second body Pictures below Location: Ayobo, Lagos. Contact: lanavello@gmail.com Or quote this message
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SolutionMee:Where's all this hate coming from? |
elmodee7:what's the point tagging an entire tribe for the alleged act of two individuals?? |
Castigating the problem and being castigated for trynna be noble.. ![]() |
sunnedee2:I totally agree!! |
sunnedee2:Oh, I'm in Lagos. We could play via EA Scrabble app tho |
sunnedee2:Where's your location? Let's link up! |
Is this a yearly event or just a one time thing? |
Newpride:Where do you play? |
Tellemall:Except they used a French dictionary...but then there are two English words up there as well |
Newpride:I'm up. What means? |
Drniyi4u:Lool,your brother cheated you with a lot of foul words... Eue, zen, limitons...all bad words mehn ![]() |
whizpet:Oh yeah? What party is he running under? |
emmabasi:This is why Cristiano Ronaldo wears long sleeves Cristiano Ronaldo dons long sleeves jersey in almost every single game for club and country. The 33-year-old is the only player who wears long sleeved jersey in the Portuguese national team and it is understood with the exception of him no one else is allowed to wear it in the team. This is why Cristiano Ronaldo wears long sleeves, Ronaldo’s amazing preference for long sleeved jersey has made people to start asking the reason why he prefers it to short sleeved jersey. Designed by the major sport product manufacturers, jersey engineers and designers explain the reasons behind long-sleeve focuses on the following areas; The long sleeves keep players warm and ensures they stay dry and comfortable all match long. To stay warm in cold Weather. To help against turf burns when they dive. And also because long sleeves looks cool/perhaps swag. Aside Ronaldo, other footballers namely Antoine Griezmann, David Beckham, Lionel Messi, Rooney, Daniel Sturridge, etc all love to wear long sleeved jersies. |
Hey guys, Anybody has any idea of any spot with good pancakes on the Island? Specifically somewhere around Victoria Island |
Wilfredpat22:What?! ![]() |
Mariangeles:How long has he been parading her tho |
Who's the "lynda_double" with such daft comment on the IG page...I guess witches and wizards now keep up with their prospective victims online ![]() |
Laudable effort! If only 10% of our youths could have this much patriotism |
Good thing tho. Noble profession! |
Misleading topic..lame Op |
newjosboy: ![]() |
Ekiti360:The list below shows some Visa free countries where you can travel to any time any day without obtaining a visa as a Nigerian citizen. These countries are regarded as visa free countries for Nigerians and are mostly based in Africa. You should, however, note that after the specified period of your stay in such country elapse, you might be required to apply for a visa to extend your stay. Below is the updated list of visa free countries for Nigerians with their visa requirements: List Of Visa Free Countries For Nigerian Citizens 1. Barbados To have a hassle free trip to Barbados, you won’t need a visa but an e-passport, evidence that you have sufficient funds in your account and also a return ticket. The time limit to stay there is 6 months. 2. Benin Time limit to stay in the republic of Benin is 3 months then you are expected to produce a visa. 3. Burkina Faso This is another place you can visit without a visa. You are free to stay here as long as you wish. 4. Cameroon Cameroon is another visa free country. You can stay in the country for as long as 90 days after which you’ll be expected to have applied for a visa. 5. Cape Verde You don’t need a visa to stay in Cape Verde as long as you can prove to the official that you won’t be staying beyond you r alloted time. This is done by presenting a return ticket indicating your exit date. 6. Chad You can stay in Chad for as long as 3 months without a visa. You will need to provide a return ticket to indicating that you won’t be staying permanently. 7. Cote D’Ivoire If you’d like to learn a littleFrench just by travelling to a French speaking country for a few months without a visa then Cote D’Ivoire it is. 8. Dominica This is one of the non-African countries where you don’t need a visa. But you’ll need to provide a return ticket to show that you won’t be staying in the country for good. 9. Fiji Fiji is another top destination for travellers that don’t want to go through the rigours of applying for a visa. However, you have a maximum duration of 4 months before you would be asked to produce a visa. Gambia Gambia is another free country if you have a Nigerian passport. But as expected you’ll need to produce a return ticket. Ghana One of the most interesting West African country without having to apply for a visa is Ghana. However, you’ll need to produce a return ticket and passport which you will present prior to entry into the country. Guinea You don’t need a visa to visit Guinea but you need to show that you’ll be returning to your country after your trip with a return ticket. Guinea-Bissau Guinea Bissau is another country that you can visit without having to apply for a visa but as expected you’ll need to show your return ticket indicating you’ll be returning and sufficient proof of funds showing that you can foot your bill in the course of your trip. Haiti You can stay up to 90 days in Haiti and as expected you should be able to prove that you’ll be returning at the end of your trip. Mali Mali is another visa-free country. You just need to show that you’ll be staying for the stipulated visa free period and returning to your homeland. Mauritius You just have to present your passport at the point of entry. But you’ll need to produce at least $100 as a proof of sufficient fonds. Liberia Liberia is another place you don’t need a visa to visa. You just need to present your return ticket to indicate you’re in the country for only some time. Niger Niger is another visa free country. interestingly, the country shares boundaries with Nigeria. Senegal You are not required to apply for visa to Senegal as long as you won’t be staying more than 90 days. Sierra Leone You don’t require a visa to visit Sierra Leone. You just have to book your return ticket and you’re good to go. Togo Togo is another visa-free country in Africa for Nigerians. Vanuata The little known Vanuata is another country you can explore without having to apply for a visa permit |
Malawian:economy's |
nymphomaniac:. |
@juanitajames @nymphomaniac Any game going down at Ikeja this weekend?!? |
Truthcat:Cows generally constitute livestock which was a major source of inflow as well as other products you mentioned |
I didn't even bother reading. There is no reason whatsoever for you to demand the sex! |

