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The first bedroom is too small. Otherwise I think it's great

Apc will not win. The hardship is too much

Dudes not winning, APC brought too much hardship

I don't think he can win delta

He doesn't have your time

I think APC will lose this election.

Lol

I pity the policeman that gave him that gun.

kemicalreact:
Lol, the new one of that wifi is 5K.

Don't mind him. The new one is 5k in mtn office. The bigger router is 10k and the 5G router is 50k. He is not serious

Play it yourself

Memepics:
Hello, please i have the MTN hyperflex broadband router. I am looking for a way to unlock it and use a different network other than MTN on it because MTN is poor in my new location.

Please help

nope, it won't work

hartson:
So you are one of the victim of this dvilla scam?So many people fell for it because they heard the radio advertorial thinking it was genuine since it was announced over the radio.

yes o my brother. E pain me die

Mad people vs sane people

Lemme mind my business

It looks like tortoise car

How can someone still decamp to APC

Which bank?

The guy should decamp

All this kangaroo judgement. The judiciary is a joke.

Rape of democracy. APC will lose the presidency

Wahala

[quote author= post=120671006]There will be large turnout of voters in Eastern region, with what I saw last week I visited Onitsha majority of them hardly vote during election, many of them have gotten their PVCs, I believe incoming days INEC will release the figures of PCS collected you will notice increase in South-east, and church also encouraged them, it became a mandatory message in all churches, I can also tell you that proposing Sit at home by Simon Ekpa and his group will not work, if you noticed Obi's rally in the East especially Aba, Ebonyi and Imo then you know Simon Ekpa is alone voice in the wilderness, remember he started to test his power during Obidient rally in the east, he announced no moment in Imo with all his threats, the rally held and was very massive same in Aba, Onitsha, Enugu and others, our people are determined to change the narrative.

this is my prediction on states Peter Obi will win and states he will get required 25% which by law is needed in 24 states before one can be declare president

Peter Obi will win in these states

1,Rivers 81%
2,Akwa Ibom 75%
3,Cross River 79%
4,Delta 70%
5,Edo 85%
6, Bayelsa 73%
7, Anambra 95%
8,Enugu 95%
9, Imo 95%
10, Abia 95
11, Ebonyi 94%
12, Lagos 45%
13 Abuja 65%
14 Benue 67%
15,Plateau 62%
16, Ondo 45% against APC and PDP

*Remaining state he will get 25% and above
17, Nassarawa he might win or get more than required votes here
18, Taraba Obi will get more than required votes in Taraba state
19, Kaduna 25%
20, Bauchi 25%
21, Oyo 25%
22, Adamawa 25%

These are states I can predict, states to watch are Kogi, Gombe, Ogun, NIger, Kano, Obi need to push more aggressive underground work in these states before election.
Nlpfmod[/quote]So you mean people of delta state will leave Okowa and vote obi

tinsel:
Lagos
Osun
Oyo
Ekiti
Ondo
Rivers
Katsina
Borno
Kwara
Kogi
Niger
Nasarawa
Jigawa
Kebbi
Zamfara
Yobe
Below are states he gets 24 percent
Ebony
Imo
Akwaibom
Cross River
Kano
Benue
Adamawa
Sokoto
Bauchi
Bayelsa
Abuja

Tinubu cant win rivers

Nigerians and drugs

FalseProphet1:
I see dangote exploiting Nigerians once he's refinery is completed, I see fuel selling for over N200 per liter, I see people complaining, I see dangote exporting the file to neighboring African countries and selling to them at N80 per liter.

This I have seen.

petrol is currently 300 to 400. Fake prophet sir

Upon all the problems we are facing in this country, its sex that you are thinking of

Excellent write up. I would live to own a Tesla X though. One day I will. This petrol issue is a problem.

brightebe:
The introduction of the new naira notes and the evacuation of the old notes from the system has indeed created a new flprishing business everywhere around us. The Banks are paying N5,000 daily with a long queues at few atm that dispenses. Most POS operators sing "No Cash".

Families are hungry, people are trekking long distances to work, many badly sick people are been rejected at hospitals for lack of cash to deposit for treatment.

Suddenly a new trending business broke out of all the chaos, people are beginning to trade bank transfers. At first I thought it was a joke when a POS centre told me to pay N500 for N10,000. I started ranting, but a young lady came in and gladly paid N500 to have the cash.

Now, my question is this is it legal?

If not, is there any portion of the Nigeria constitution that prohibit this act of trading in naira note with a profit margin?

over here, its 2000 for 20k

You see those pos people, resist the urge to use them. So will snap your card details and boom, you are done for