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Dey 4 use Imo state babe 4 Miss Naija!

Nnemuka:
No I won't.
I started from grass and I live very comfortable now, if he can't afford it then I have to pay for a bigger apartment.
Can't go back to grass days when God's grace is sufficient aalready.

supportive future wife (SFW)

Summation of three odd numbers can neva be Even.

Some ladies can do it 4 money

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Chai! d same tin dat killed Kayode. Go ahead!

IMSU ;DIMSU

kayLion:
Seun get time to dey reply all of una o...Abeg apply if u go apply and stop all these it's tedious...#Nigerians forming since 1808

Have u seen y he is a leader? He pays attention. Learn it, it's a gud virtue....

pls how many years experience? Also can PhD holder apply?

Zone 9. Pls keep off!

theV0ice:
orji don fail be that

weldone abians

#AlexOttiWeKnow

taharqa:
Meaning the election would be declared inconclusive.

Except the difference between the leading candidates is more than the total No of registered voters in those 3 LGAs

I think so.
Rule of law will definitely prevail.

INEC has just cancelled election in three LGA in Abia state due to some election malpractices.
The LGA are: ISIALA NGWA, OSISIOMA NGWA and OBINGWA.
A lot of tension down here in Umuahia.
#ChannelTV

2fine2fast:
The Lady that commented above the person above the person above me (7:37pm) lacks comprehension skills.

Sai BABA

bro, u never hear? a friend told me teachers no longer teach comprehension in secondary schools.

EdCure:
Don't mind these ibos. They take their tribalism everywhere and spoil things for every other people.

Taking things too personal.... e no gud.
It nearly killed Kazeem last week in Lagos.

who said Igbo Language will go on extinction? UNESCO lied.

[quote
author=XBLadez post=32515137]Dude, I'm a graduate. And my working experience has shown me that
working with Indians is not the best. They make u work ur head off and
pay little. What's the essence of working if not to make money?[/quote]u hv an xperience already. Op, is jst a fresh graduate wit zero post Nysc xperience. He nids xperience 4 a beta job.

[quote
author=XBLadez post=32513257]It's too poor! Indians don't pay well. Why
the hell would you wanna work in a company owned by an Indian?
Sufferhead[/quote]chai! U dnt understand, d young shall grow... U sound lyk an undergraduate

Same list coming up time afta time. Niggas stil yet unemployed!

Gud as u hv saved it, atleast 4 future reference.

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chai! whenever I see a job advert with these combination of requirements "SSCE/ND/HND/BSC" I weep............................
I don't even know y I weep.......................................

Who do you think? I give it to Chief Chekwas...

Monogamy:
Check out these calculation. Can we take this as a coincidence or something?

APC result sheet was 15, 424, 921.
1+5+4+2+4+9+2+1=28

PDP result sheet was 12, 853, 162
1+2+8+5+3+1+6+2=28

Election held 28th of March


**Modified

28 divided by 2 = 14. Stil on d matter.

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FASHOLA is undisputably popular, but he is jst cumin up where AMECHI is in terms of popularity. Ask pple in real rural areas of NE

engrtee:
Governor goodluck jonathan

chai!

[quote
author=drtwist post=31254484]Though I'm a PDP supporter but let's
sincerity take places Fashola is the best and most Popular Gov, best in
character and leadership. They knw him even in the deep taraba
villa[/quote]Talking about Popularity n influence as at today not in the past.

TheSonOfMark:
Ofcourse you know who it is - Gov. God'swill Akpabio!

Land of promise? Nah...Land of FULFILMENT!

#iRepUyo #UyoRocks. #ProuldlyIbibio

we are talking about popularity n influence here

I give it to Gov. Chibuike Amechi (Rivers State)....


Who do you think the crown fits?