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...He should direct his anger to his tribe. Buhari won all in his state. Even the Oyo and ondo state he lost was with a close margin
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this kountryis gone and can't be revived I thought one woman said. lavish lifestyle, spending and the likes on social media would be investigated. how did he get ₦50m in a country where the government is looking for money to pay the ransom of the kidnapped persons |
1. if you are still studying in any part of the north including Abuja. you're on your own, am not gonna sympathize with you when you get kidnapped and eventually killed. my advice leave that school even if you're in your final year. ONLY THE LIVING CAN GRADUATE. 2. if you own a business there and since last 2 years you've not being thinking or already making moves of relocating your business out of he north. whatever you see you bear alone. 3. And if you don't school or have any business there. but you decided to leave reasonable part of the country and choose to live in the north and you have being living in the north since 2014. If you die, you die be that. dem no dey die for person. I won't be move to write RIP for you. |
it's over. this country can never be better. as in if we still remain as one Nigeria |
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Then some will be used as money ritual and guy will buy iPhone for the younger sister or set the father up with business |
Send her ₦20,000 to waybill it to you |
...Casted... He wasn't caught directly. It should be rings, like transaction they saw between him and someone that was earlier arrested. Sure from him now they will burst other like Sydney and co. No matter how careful the fraudsters are. They can't cover all safety points. One friend will not delete transaction chats. |
Alexaonfleek:Thank God I'm out. 2019. Management sciences |
Alexaonfleek:How? The problem of that school from beginning as always been corruption, internally and externally. During my time there, there was only 2 lectures in my full faculty that doesn't take blocking or bribes. Imagine only 2 lectures in the full faculty. |
The two ethnic groups vote the present government twice. They brought the problems facing this country of today. The present government got a big chuck of vote and won in most of this states even with the closest margin and this one particular region have have been clamouring for their independence I think the are the real Nigerians and should be denied independence. You can't be a factor that destroyed something and want to leave it at the end.
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oooor those days when life in Nigeria was good. 1997-2004 in my primary school I would use ₦20 to buy Amala or jollof rice that filled the my medium size plate. those day when we finish Eze goes to school countless times, so when the ask you to read it in class you just finish it in few minutes. those day in never knew what romance novel was, this days a primary school pupil has read more than 5 of romantic novels those days are gone. RIP Onuora Nzekwu. |
The Dyna driver should be hung. 1. Why did he flee from an accident scene 2. The policeman is not with any weapon, so there is no way the driver was been threatened 3. Even if police are bad, this particular one is an old man just hustling for his day's eat like the dyna driver. On this note. I condemn the action of the driver and those idiots around that couldn't do anything. Nigeria is not the problem of Nigeria. It the people living in it. |
When I have wealthy.. I won't interfere in Nigeria politics.. Bigger countries have tried helping this country in all ways, but still not fruitful. I will just be in my sitting room watching Tom and Jerry. We haven't heard from Mike Adenuga, and the likes talk bout things affecting this country, better person, not his business |
The suspects will soon be charged to court If you get money before the soon. Consider yourself a Freeman |
The suspects will soon be charged to court If you get money before the soon. Consider yourself a Freeman. |
Are we still sure we still have up to 1000 soldiers in this country sef?. |
nothing really come cheap or easy. congratulations to her. most girls of her group can't do what she did |
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True fact. |
I have never seen or heard of a lady complaint she mistakenly sent more than the amount a guy asked for. And we should please help her tell the guy to send her money back. Ladies don't really have hope in this part of the world.. |
This won't change anything. |
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