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TonyeBarcanista:
He only confirmed the alleviations of nepotism against the VP.

Haba! Tonye, you of all people.

Bogus and empty write up.

Abba Kyari & Enealemah had done business before and nobody cares to mention the nature of business, when or where.

Nigeria is a very big home movie, different characters in different plots, trying to confuse 170 million gullible audience.

That is their business, we are faced with our own 'katakata' here.

seunmsg:
Elombah.com is an ipob blog. This silly write up has ipob fingerprint all over it. Ismaila Farouk is just a creation of the real author of this nonsense. It is just a failed attempt to create disharmony between Osinbajo and Buhari.

O ku di e. E remain small for you.

What the writer said is very true, i know a couple of folks from Olive Tree Parish of RCCG that was pastored by the VP and they brag about it among themselves, that if you are not happy with your job, you can bring your C.V for onward transmission to Pastor Prof. & he will give you an Abuja job sharp sharp. They even offered my niece who is their member such job.

It is not only Okey Enealemah, there are about three other OTP pastors that are presently on Abuja employment through Osinbajo.

Corruption just wore a different cloke under this APC regime.

Simple call for a united South, whether South-south or South-East or South-West. All South should unite and form a common front against the Northern oligarch that believes they own Nigeria.

Shame on Tinubu for selling the South to the Northern power cabal, today he is regretting it.

Thought some certified idiots said Fulani herdsmen are peaceful nomads

First was Plateau state, now Benue state.

mistarsam:
Please take it easy. I served in the North (in an all girls boarding school) and I know how things are over there.

The government is just trying to tell us​ the obvious. In the school where I served, the answers are passed across to the students during exams by their teachers. An average S3 student there cannot tell you what the past tense of SIT is. Gaskiya walahi!

Unless you learned Hausa overnight, if not, i wonder the language you taught them with if you are a corper from a different tribe.

mistarsam:
Please take it easy. I served in the North (in an all girls boarding school) and I know how things are over there.

The government is just trying to tell us​ the obvious. In the school where I served, the answers are passed across to the students during exams by their teachers. An average S3 student there cannot tell you what the past tense of SIT is. Gaskiya walahi!

You even confused yourself join.

You said an 'average', which means not ALL of them. I can excuse the few dull ones as average, in this case, none of them can converse in English.

yaki84:
on the 19th of jan 2017, some boys numbering 20 broke into my house at the thick of night in a gestapo style, we(me n my woman) managed to escape thru the back door, jumped d fence n ran into d bush. They packed everything.
What am i trying to say, since then we were traumatised, scared of night, even when asleep once i hear noise outside no matter how small, will wake up. Lost so much sleep the next two mnths.

Now back to the matter, girls were abducted 3yrs ago, they've been raped, abused, rubbished, and encounter all sorts of devilish things according to what we hear, then u use 2weeks to rehabilitate them.

The dss woman said with all sense of certainty that the girls are now mentally n psychologically stable,,,,,,,,,,,,, after just 2weeks of rehab from 3yrs of captivity??

God forgive them.

obailala:
I laugh at the ignorance of people who keep wondering why waec candidates from a village in Borno cant speak good english.

Obviously you are oblivious of the kind of country you live in. Even in the more educated and enlightened south, we still get cases of even university graduates who can't speak English. But here we are, talking of secondary school teenagers from a deep village in Borno, but some enlightened Nigerians still wonder why English is a luxury for these kids.

People seem to be ignorant of the existence of that thing called federal character which places unity school cut-off points of 2/200 for students in places like Borno and Yobe. They obviously do not think such a policy can affect the abilities of the students. Meanwhile the teens have been locked up in captivity and away from English language for 3 years, and we still wonder why a drop of English language shouldnt be in them.

You have migrated this your zombieism to a higher pedestal.

Chibok is a semi urban community and not a rural village. Even a higher primary school pupil from schools in those areas communicate in basic English language, talk less of an SS3 student writing WAEC, which is a regional exams set in English language only. Were they supposed to write or have written the ones they wrote in Hausa or Fulfude language? Were they taught Newton's law of gravity and other Physics theories in Hausa also, if so, show me one Physics textbook written in Hausa language.
I believe they wrote junior WAEC before they were promoted to SS classes, was that written in Hausa also?

So they forgot how to speak all the English they learnt in school during their 3yrs of 'captivity'? Even a baby will laugh at you ridiculously, do those girls look like people kept in isolation and are looking so healthy and well kept, do they not converse among themselves?

Guy I dey shame for you oo!!

And they were sitting for Physics exams in their WAEC when they were kidnapped?

These lies are becoming nauseating daily.

kayceeukah007:
Mine is no1 but it just comes on when I put the key into ignition but immediately d car starts, it never appears again? Should I be worried about that?

That should not worry you, get worried if the oil light stays on longer or permanently.

The story is not true.

A good man indeed.

Anything to replace the dumb cattle rarer from Daura and return our economy to the part of growth once again.


APC and Buhari is a catastrophic error, believe me.

Oladimejyy:
Like wise your relatives

Do you have sense at all?

Is Buhari your relative?

Namzy:
Looking for this sensor. I suspect that it might be the cause of my 1 to 2 harsh shift. Car runs extremely smooth after the harsh change and is not throwing any codes, D light not flashing and I have changed honda atf twice yet no improvement. Further investigation points to this. Even if this is not the problem,some recommend changing it as it suffers wear and tear especially in city driving. Option B is to buy from AliExpress but want to check of its readily available. Cc GAZZUZZ et al
PS same sensor is for 3 to 4 shifts too so will need two

Option A - $15 X 380 = N5,700(minus shipping cost)

Option B - A decent fairly used in Nigeria is N2,000


Option B is my advice

PrinceHaq:
Hello house,

I just bought a HONDA EOD 2003 and the previous owner has been using SAE 40 oil for the engine and any kind of ATF for the transmission. I was advised by my mechanic not to use the recommended 5W 20 oil for the engine because of the mileage and it would be too much for the engine to handle at this point. He suggested Castrol GTX 20W/50. I also need advise as to ATF for the transmission. Can I use Oando's Dexron II? Or Honda DW 1 ATF? Please advice me.

The Honda ATF-DW1 is best advised for you transmission oil change, but if you are not sure of getting the original DW1, which has been massively cloned and faked from China by our people, then use the Oando dextronIII for the time being.

As for engine, better stay with what the previous owner had been using.

crazyABO:
We that are still using leggedies benz nko

Not to worry, you will get there. Keep the knowledge, it will come handy one day.

PaperLace:
Nice one. No1 and 5 fear me pass.
Some people no dey even look their dashboard, the thing fit dey show them say driver's door dey open _they won't even notice.

They'll just be speeding, with their music that's louder than 40:40 own, totally oblivious of every...Later they'll blame innocent village people that are not even aware they have car sef.

I know people, women mostly, who drive year to year without glancing on their dashboard.
The only needle that trouble them is the fuel level needle.

Anyone who knows Ambode should hurriedly advise him to redress this matter now, going against divine institutions, no matter how common they might appear to be, can have deadly consequences politically and otherwise.

I sincerely love Ambode, that is why i am among those cautioning him on this matter.

Nonsense.

Who says a pastor cannot use church bus for personal or family runs, why then is he a pastor?

If a query was given to him for paying the first lady a private visit which he apologised in writing, was that why he was sacked and given 24hrs to vacate his residence?

And which fool do they want to believe that a clergyman of a Venerable status will be hostile to a first lady, who is a member of his congregation on a matter he has apologised on?

These paid journalist can be foolish sometimes, aswear!

When any of these lights pop up on your dashboard, better advised to discontinue your journey and attend to it immediately.


1, OIL LIGHT - This light indicates a low oil level or a poor or non circulation of oil in your engine occasioned by faulty oil pumps most times. Ignoring this light can lead to an engine knock.


2, BATTERY LIGHT - This light signifies low battery voltage occasioned most times by a dysfunctional alternator and if ignored will lead to battery run down which will ground most automatic vehicles immediately.


3, ENGINE COOLANT TEMPERATURE SIGN - Indicated by a thermometer sign dipped in water. This signs indicates above normal engine temperature caused by coolant leakage, failed radiator fan or water pump with belt. If ignored, can roast cylinder head gaskets, which can be expensive to replace after grounding the vehicle immediately.

4, TRANSMISSION COOLANT TEMPERATURE - Sometimes appears as TCS light or similar to engine coolant sign, indicates an above normal gear or transmission temperature caused by low or dirty transmission fluid, which if not attended to, can instantly ground the gearbox.

5, BRAKE LIGHTS - A red hyphen(!) sign inside a circle indicates brake issues caused by low fluid level among others. Brake failures are better imagined than experienced, attend to it immediately.



Note - Other dashboard signs are equally important and should be attended to as soon as possible, these are just ones that require instant attention.

Buhari is a muntula, turned a faceless nobody into a global hero.

Nice one sha.

Even the devil pretends to be an angel of light sometimes, talk less of Nigerian politicians like Amaechi who are disciples of the devil themselves.

I fear for this young man, he might go through an assassination.

nwabobo:
Ife eji Abu Omambala erika.

The sad reality is that if we remain part of Nigeria, those that scored 4 will become bosses to those 2 guys that scored 189.

Very sad reality indeed.

6pax:
constructed the longest km of roads and bridges in Rivers history with sub drainage system and pedestrian walk
Dualization of Rumuokuta-Choba East-West Road, Obi Akpor (N10.3bn, 88% completed)

Construction of Eleme junction flyover (N7.3bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Omofo-Agaba Ndele Road (N4.8bn, 90% competed)

Dredging works/Roads at Opobo New Layout (4.52bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Ozuzu to CSS Isu-Ogida Owu Egbu(N2.79bnhuge, 100% completed

Dualization of Airport-Isiokpo/Omarelu Road (N35.15bn, 98% completed)

Dualization of Ada George Phases 1 and 2/ Choba phase 2 NTA/ChobaAirport (N17.04bn, 80% completed).

Dualization of Rumuola/Rumuokuta Road and (N2.78bn, 100% completed).

Dualization of First Bank/Rumuomasi Road (N3.58bn, 100% completed)

Dualization of slaughter-Trans Amadi/Rumuobiakani Road (N6.53bn, 100% completed)

Shore protection and land reclamation of Egbomung/Oluk-Ama(N2.18bn, 90% completed)

Construction of Bridge at Bolo Creek with approaches (N4.81bn, 100% completed)

Dualization of Eneka-Igbo Etche link Road (N2.24bn, 70% completed)
Construction of Apani internal Roads (N2.57bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Nyokhana-Kenkhana Link Road with Bridge from Luuwa to Bere (N2.93bn, 40% completed)

Construction of Odiolugbani-Enito 1 and 2-Oshie Road (N4.51bn, 80% completed)

Expansion of Mbiama-Akinima Road (N1.98bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Okeh-Ihie-Apani-Omarelu Road (N6.86bn, 97% completed)

Construction of Bori internal Roads phase 3 (N1.71bn, 81% completed)

Construction of Abua/Okoba Close Rumuibekwe with extension to Elelenwo (N2.19bn, 75% completed)

Construction of Ikuru town- Atlantic Ocean Road (N2.38bn, 80% completed)

Construction of Okeh-Mba-Umuaturu-Akpoku Obite, 21km with Bridge (N5.02bn, 100%completed)

Reconstruction of Town Market (N3.52bn, 100% completed)

Dualization of Rumukrushi-Eneka-Igwuruta Road (N13.87bn, 95% completed)

Construction of Abuloma-Woji Road Bridge (N13.63bn, 50% completed)

Construction of Akpajo-Woji Road/Bridge (N11.06bn, 56% completed)

Construction of Ada George/East West Road junction flyover with Rotary turning and service lanes (N5.34bn, 80% completed)

Dualization of Elekahia-Rumuamasi Road (N6.50bn, 100% completed)

Dualization of Azikiwe Road (UTC) junction-Lagos Bus stop (N6.29bn, 89% completed)

Completion of Airport-Igwuruta-Rumuokoro Road (N1.59bn, 100% completed)
Reconstruction of Woji Road in GRA Phase 2 with drains and construction of Sani Abacha/NTANwogba Storm Water Drainage (N2.06bn, 75% completed)

Reconstruction of Ikwerre Road from Education to Agipflyover (N5.88bn, 100% completed)

Reconstruction/As[halt overlay of Igwuruta-Ohokoho-Okehi Road (N1,44bn, 100% completed)

Reconstruction of Ken Saro Wiwa Road and flood control works around Ken Saro Wiwa Road/Ezimgbu Link Road-Aba Road, Port Harcourt and construction of Relief Road linking Aba Road to Ken SaroWiwa Road at Worlu street junction (N10.85bn, 90% completed, 30% Canal)

Expansion/resurfacing of Kpopie-Bodo city Road (N3.91bn, 62% completed)

Shore/protection works at Ndoni (N2.82bn, 100% completed)

Dualization of Isiokpo-Ubima-Omarelu Road (15.34bn, 82% completed)

Construction of Okrika Ring Road (N4.02bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Unity Road, Ogoni-Andoni-Opobo Road (N31.00bn, 70% old and 30% new completed)

Expansion of Okporo Road (N2.61bn, 100% completed)

Reconstruction of Edeoha-Ikata-Ochigba Road (N2.09bn, 66% completed)

Reconstruction of Ozuoba-Ogbogoro-Rumuolumeni Road (N5.22bn, 65% completed)

Dualization of Chief G.U. Ake Road (N9.95bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Nyowii-Dae-Lueku-Bagha-Seme Lueku-scholl to land Road (N3.78bn, 60% completed)

Expansion of Amadi-Ama-Abuloma Road with Spur to Okuruama(N4.22bn, 100% completed)

Expansion of Olu Obasanjo Road to six lanes and Rehabilitation of Omoku street, Okomoko street and Okomoko street Spur (N3.07bn, 100% completed)

Design and Reconstruction of Rumuwoji (mile one) Ultra ModernMarket (N2.99bn, 100% completed)

Dualization of Epirikom-Rumuolumeni Road (N9.88bn, 57% completed)

Construction of Elioparanwo Road (N2.57bn, 65% completed)

Repair of the collapsed Airforce Base flyover Retaining walls and construction of Dual carriage access Road to the Airforce Base flyover (N2.00bn, 100% completed)

Reconstruction of Roads in D Line Port Harcourt (N7.55bn, 55% completed)

Reconstruxtin of Omuanwa-Elele Road and Elele internal Roads (N2.48bn, 100% completed)

Reconstruction of Eastern Bypass, Amadi-Ama OginigbaRoad (N2.89bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Flyover at Olu Obasanjo Eliozu junction (N1.68bn, 100% completed)

Construction of East/West Bypass and other lik Roads in Ahoada town (N1.17bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Oro Ekpo Odoli/Awabie and ChindaStreet (1.66bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Timothy Lane, Rumuola/Ohiamini Access Road PH plus Retaining wall (N1.62bn, 100% completed).

Construction of Omuanwa internal Roads (N1.50bn, 100% completed)

Construction of Rukpokwu-Eneka/Eneka Eliozu Link Roads (N1.32bn, 100% completed)

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In eight years, including monorail and repairing spoilt foot bridges?
Even Obiano did more in 3yrs with less resources, i am ashamed for you.