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akinolaolujide:Stainless steel and glass Wood is a no go area cos of termites and rot. |
Guys apart from PVC and POP what else can one use for the ceiling of a commercial building? |
calculusx:Blood of Jesus!! |
calculusx:Blood of Jesus!!! |
@chekitaut, How much is 30tons of granite going for presently? Delivery to Sagamu! |
highrise07:Sexual immorality with consent. What he did amounts to harrasment or rape! You don't handle a lady without her consent. Tboss can press charges you know. |
jam04:Am sorry. Its sold. |
calculusx:I no get money but I would like to put mouth ![]() |
bigsmoke2:Dr. Sanusi became a general Surgeon in 1999, graduating at the top of his surgery residency class with honors from the UCLA/Drew University Medical Center in Los Angeles and scored in the top 98% percentile in the US General Surgery Board examinations. Dr Sanusi worked as a General Surgeon in the US and Nigeria before returning to train as an adult and pediatric Cardiac Surgeon at State University of New York/ Maimonides Medical Center and Emory University/ Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. He is US board certified in General and Thoracic Surgery. Dr Sanusi currently works with the Lagos State University teaching hospital Ikeja as a Consultant Adult and Pediatric Cardiothoracic Surgeon and is dedicated to providing the best care to his patients. |
Fhemmmy:Are you sure about the price boss? 1.4million!!! ![]() |
Attached picture is exactly what you are getting. |
Still up for sale! |
These sophisticated and modern lace up oxfords will easily add the finishing touch to your every day to evening look from Kenneth Cole called the Chief Council! Features a lightly padded insole that cushions your every step, smooth leather lining for an abrasion free environment, classic lace up closure with blind eyelets and man-made outsole, all providing a durable, securable and comfortable extended wear! Finished in a rich leather upper with a polished finish, cap toe with a block heel design and a sturdy heel, these oxfords will surely impress the best with respect! Heel Height: 1" |
Men's Shoes Kenneth Cole New York Chief Council Leather Oxfords Black *New*. Condition:New with box: A brand-new, unused, and unworn item (including handmade items) in the original packaging (such as the original box or bag) and/or with the original tags attached. Style:Oxfords Material:Leather Color:Black Width:Medium (D, M) Size:US11.5/EU45 Price: N45,000(negotiable) |
Nicee shoes
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Men's Shoes Kenneth Cole New York Chief Council Leather Oxfords Black *New*. Condition:New with box: A brand-new, unused, and unworn item (including handmade items) in the original packaging (such as the original box or bag) and/or with the original tags attached. Style:Oxfords Material:Leather Color:Black Width:Medium (D, M) Size:US11.5/EU45 Price: N45,000(negotiable)
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Kondomatic:Looks like you are married to your enemy oh! What will be her gain from wrecking you? |
GAZZUZZ:What is killing the transmissions? Lassa fever? |
What can one do about a Lexus that requires premium fuel in Nigeria? |
@OP, I just want to give a suggestion. It would be very good if you can invest in a good camera phone, that way your pictures will look sharper. Most of them look blurred. Do you do interior for other cars? Good finishing is of paramount importance as I have realised that is the major problem we have in Nigeria. Artisans don't pay attention to small details which end up ruining the whole work. |
Yannny:There is a difference between risk and gambling. Investing in the stock market is a risk, while investing in MMM is a gamble. |
Jamaican dollars get value? |
Yakzo:Flora Nwapa. |
When is the next shipping date pls? |
Its owned by Olusegun Adedotun Oniwinde. He's based in UK. |
This is better than MMM!!! ![]() |
The federal government has announced the policy of rewarding those who expose corruption and other financial crimes. Kemi Adeosun, minister of finance, made this known while briefing state house correspondents after the federal executive council (FEC) meeting. Adeosun said council had approved payment of not more than five per cent of the recovered sum to any one who successfully provides relevant information to anti-graft agencies. She said this is meant to consolidate on the ongoing anti-corruption campaign of the federal government, adding that the identity of the whistleblower would be protected. She revealed that very soon, the national assembly will give attention to a bill on the policy. “If you whistle blow in public-spirit and in good faith, you will be protected. If you feel that you have been treated badly because of your report, you can file a formal complaint,” she said “If you have suffered harassment, intimidation or victimisation for sharing your concerns, restitution will be made for any loss suffered.” She added that “If you have already submitted your information, you can also check the status of your report on the portal”. She listed the types of information to be submitted as: mismanagement or misappropriation of public funds and assets financial malpractice or fraud, collecting / soliciting bribes, fraudulent and unapproved payments, splitting of contracts and procurement fraud (kickbacks and over-invoicing etc.) Adesoun said the whistleblowing does not apply to personal matters concerning private contracts or agreements. She said the whistleblower could be internal stakeholders like government employees; inter-government stakeholders, institutional stakeholders and members of the public. Adesoun added that whistle-blowers choosing to remain anonymous can submit documentary evidence on the portal. “You can also provide specific and fact based information such as what occurred, amount involved, who was involved and dates of occurrence on the portal,” she said. She said information provided will be reviewed and analysed to determine whether or not to open an investigation on the matter, and that if it involves a criminal case, “it will be referred to relevant agencies”. Copyright 2016 Ships & Ports Ltd. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit given to www.shipsandports.com.ng as the source. |
Seems like the crowd gave the cow jungle justice! |
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