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Hahaha the hundred naira got me laughing |
Rubypca:what is the problem, what do you want to do |
Spicycat:I don't agree with you Arabic is not the most spoken language in Africa though French is a European language but its very popular in africa, even our own Hausa language here in Nigeria is more useful than arabic in Africa "fact" I hope you know arabs hardly travel out of their country so the language is not that influential in Africa but only spoken in their country there, I have traveled to many African country and I boldly tell you that if you can speak French, English and hausa then you can interact with most people from Africa |
its by hand to hand transaction you give the money to someone there then the person relation will give you the money in Nigeria |
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can't laugh my ass off, but wait o can this happen in Nigeria |
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mine have a problem I can browse with it but I can't download please help me out |
I want to register for the program with my laptop myself, I don't have a scanner to scan my documents is there any app that I can use for this purpose, and in the place where am to upload my passport can I take a new passport with my laptop and edit it |
MoneyGreen:na wa for you o which one is fake lie lie inside I witness it with my own two eyes yesterday he gave the total sum of 5.350 million naira out to all the 107 deportees from Libya with a bag of rice and anointing water to everyone may God continue to bless you sir in Jesus name |
Flexherbal: ![]() |
49cents:i agree with you on this |
People across Uganda have begun voting in presidential elections, with incumbent Yoweri Museveni seeking to extend his 30-year rule. Seven opposition candidates are taking part in the race - widely seen as the tightest in the country's history. Mr Museveni's two main challengers are veteran opposition leader Kizza Besigye and former Prime Minister Amama Mbabazi. Ugandans are also voting in parliamentary and local elections. Uganda's election explained Polls opened at 04:00 GMT on Thursday. More than 15 million people are eligible to cast their ballots. A candidate needs to secure more than 50% of the vote to win outright and avoid a run-off with the second-ranked contender. Human rights groups have reported an intensifying government crackdown on opposition leaders, their supporters and the media during the election campaign. Mr Museveni, 71, has been in office since winning a five-year guerrilla war in 1986, and he is one of Africa's longest-serving leaders. His final term was meant to end in 2006, but in 2005 he won a campaign to lift the constitutional term limits. Mr Besigye has unsuccessfully challenged his former comrade-in-arms in the last three presidential elections Mr Mbabazi is another former ally of President Museveni. He served as prime minister in 2011-2014, when he was dismissed after announcing he would launch a rival presidential bid. During the election campaign the two opposition candidates accused the president of corruption and criticised his economic policies. Mr Museveni dismissed the allegations as fiction. Major issues for voters also include persistently high unemployment and poor quality of public services. |
Will my gt bank naira mastercard work in germany |
Joeace3000:its good to know that you are from edo state when next will you be in benin |

