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Op I just want to know why army generals from major generals upwards always move with walking stick. All the once I have seen are into it.
www.[/quote]It's called a shooting stick or chair. It's not a swagger stick.
This stick in question can be converted to a chair a swagger stick cannot.

See below link for picture.
http://www.armysurplus.com.au/showProduct/Camping+Equipment/CHAIRS+STOOLS/SS7003/Shooting+-+Seat++Stick+-+-+X-Large++-+Model+00336

How come I never thought of this? Omo the Igbo people don suffer!

First it was the lagoon now DSTV

Na GEJ and PDP Cause am, baba go correct am

The IOS is not just an operating system and the 4/4S are not just Smartphones, They are superMachines
I just sold my S2 today so i can stick with my 4S

You wouldn't know what it is till you use it.

PS: I used to be an apple hater

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braveheart2012: His story has MANY holes and inconsistencies. How do you go from N3,000 capital to winning one of ten car import licenses? I also find it very strange that he parted ways with all his business partners because of "ideological differences". What differences specifically? Did he cheat them of their money? We'll never know.

Maduka claims that he was smoking and drinking at some point between the age of 9 and 14 (most likely between the ages of 10 and 13). Did children smoke and drink in Nigeria in the seventies? Also, he stops mentioning his relationship with God and his affiliation with the Redeemed Church after he got kicked out of his uncle's shop. What happened after he got kicked out? What church does he attend now? He tries to attribute his success to God but we can't just automatically link his current wealth with his encounter with God when he was 14! What happened between the ages of 14 and now? In what ways did God intervene to turn-around his situation? Miracles are specific. I can't find any specific instances of divine intervention in this story. All I see are unsubstantiated platitudes and a story about a plucky, lucky man.

Something about this story isn't completely logical but if this sanitized version of reality encourages others, then it's OK. However, Nigerian journalists need to start thinking critically and asking some hard questions. In this day and age of "all na packaging" and "anything goes", they can't just present unsubstantiated stories like these and expect smart, thinking Nigerians to buy it completely. I have an uncle that looted the Nigerian government blind (is is most definitely a member of secret cults). However if you ask him how he got rich, he will say it was because of God and point to his title from the Anglican church. All na packaging! That's Naija for you!

SPOT ON!!

Hi All,
Please i need your suggestions.
I just got a new PS3 and would like to chip it. so as to spend less buying bluray discs.
I am presently in Enugu

I will like to be like you guyz when i grow up