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Even shawarma don’t come close.
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Colgate |
dibunotion:
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Zero shot on target and una say them go beat Arsenal by 4 goals. ![]() |
SadiqBabaSani:
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MrAligator:Yeah right, I bought mine for 7k then. |
Seen |
iwaeda:back then in 2009 one of babe invited me to the church/mosque cos the man owns both the church and the mosque which are all join together. Omo at the sighing of all the setting, I took to my heels and never see nor hear from that girl till date. |
This is the real illustration of GET RICH OR DIE TRYING. |
*In Nigeria, overtaking a military convoy is regulated by various laws and guidelines to ensure national security, public safety, and respect for the military. Key laws and regulations include:* *Laws:* 1. *Traffic Act (Cap T13, LFN 2004)*: Prohibits reckless or dangerous driving, including overtaking military convoys. 2. *Highway Code (2004)*: Regulates driving behavior, including overtaking and interacting with military vehicles. 3. *Road Traffic Act (2012)*: Mandates caution when approaching or passing military convoys. *Military Regulations:* 1. *Armed Forces Act (Cap A20, LFN 2004)*: Empowers military personnel to maintain order and security. 2. *Nigerian Army Act (Cap N45, LFN 2004)*: Regulates military operations, including convoy movements. *Penalties:* 1. *Traffic Act*: Fines (up to ₦50,000) or imprisonment (up to 2 years) for reckless driving. 2. *Highway Code*: Fines (up to ₦20,000) or imprisonment (up to 1 year) for violating traffic regulations. 3. *Road Traffic Act*: Fines (up to ₦100,000) or imprisonment (up to 5 years) for endangering lives. *Guidelines:* 1. *Nigerian Army Guidelines*: Prohibit civilians from overtaking military convoys. 2. *Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) Guidelines*: Advise caution when approaching military vehicles. *Consequences:* 1. *Security risks*: Overtaking military convoys can compromise national security. 2. *Safety risks*: Endangers lives of civilians, military personnel, and other road users. 3. *Damage to property*: May result in damage to vehicles or infrastructure. *Best Practices:* 1. Exercise caution when approaching military convoys. 2. Maintain safe distance (at least 50 meters). 3. Avoid overtaking or cutting off military vehicles. 4. Follow traffic rules and regulations. 5. Cooperate with military personnel and traffic authorities. Please note that laws and regulations may change, and it's essential to consult relevant authorities or legal experts for up-to-date information.
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Lamasta:as in ehh. OPay is paying 247. |
AwokenVawulence:I swear my bro, peeps hate that lovely team. |
LegendHero:Bro, Hausa peeps does it more than any other. |
I don burn the soup wey I manage cook yesterday with 12k, this morning as i was watching that broadcast. And na the soup wey I want use for this week ohh. God wich kind wahala be this?☹️☹️☹️ |
IamANigerianMan:walai |
Give me 1m and I good 😌 |
Basic:I wonder ohh!! |
PurestBoy:oya na bro good luck 👍 |
PurestBoy:update the app youbare still using the old version. The level has gone pass this stage with miles.
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Sultty:been playing for over 10years and I’m at level 15k plus I have never bough anything. |
Osimhen opened the scoring for the Serie A leaders with a towering first-half header but refused to celebrate against compatriot and friend Maduka Okoye in the Udinese goal. Napoli wey dey 8th for table done turn serie A leaders abi? |
Freshtruth:but it’s now very useful against chelshit |
GEJDHERO:injury against man city last Saturday |
Last night was crazy damm!! |
As per Jesus wey you be na. SMH 🤦 |
Rice don done at 5 ohh who want come chop? |
Laple0541:the way Chelsea and Man U fans are looking at arsenal right now.😜😜
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PRESS RELEASE APPROVAL OF 90-DAY WINDOW FOR PAYMENT OF IMPORT DUTY ON IMPROPERLY IMPORTED VEHICLES 1. In a proactive move to enhance compliance and streamline import processes, the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), under the directive of the Honourable Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, is pleased to announce a 90-day window for regularizing import duties on specific categories of vehicles. 2.This initiative applies solely to vehicles imported into Nigeria where the requisite customs duty has not been fulfilled or vehicles detained due to undervaluation. 3.While we strive for inclusivity, it is important to clarify that vehicles seized and condemned will not be released under this arrangement and shall be forfeited to the Federal Government in accordance with extant regulations. 4.All vehicle owners, Importers/Agents seeking to regularize import duties on their vehicles are required to apply to the Zonal Coordinators (Zones A, B, C, D) and CAC FCT Command. They must submit the necessary available documents and process Vreg in line with the Federal Ministry of Finance directives for the registration of imported motor vehicles. 5.Valuation and assessment of the vehicles will be carried out using the VIN valuation method. Import Duty and a 25% penalty shall be paid in tandem with the import guidelines, procedures, and documentation requirements for used vehicles under the Destination Inspection Scheme in Nigeria (2013) and the Nigeria Customs Service Act 2023. Also, duty payments must be made using the Procedure Code specifically created for this exercise. 6.This initiative reflects our unwavering commitment to facilitating compliance. We encourage all stakeholders to capitalize on this opportunity within the stipulated timeframe. ABDULLAHI MAIWADA Chief Superintendent of Customs National Public Relations Officer for Comptroller General of Customs 03 March 2024 https://x.com/customsng/status/1764260681245663524?s=46&t=7vAMpfACRfZPAAR6GfJFKw
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AuwalYusuf812:👍👍👍 |
Either team should just win in regulation time, to avoid story that touch the hart pls. |
Either team should win in regulation time pls. To avoid stories that touch the hart🤨 |
Make una sha win in regulation time b4 una go kill more on Sunday🙄 |


