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1m. I stay in Adamawa state. Deal?

The word "legend" has been misconstrued and wrongly redefined by this generation.

Who da f**k made that staement?

Do you know who a legend is or what it means?

I ask again, Do you?

@OP, Nice write up.

Just to briefly add that; diseases are "contract" and not "contact".

So change the title to; Why is .......easily "contracted" instead of "contacted".

Mrtesso:
1.4M

1.2M very serios buyer

Can this go for 1.1?

I was the one who Called you around 10:37pm

Chill bro, Its so normal.

I felt same way too when i got my current role in an international organisation. I did well at the interview and secured the job amongst 18 candidates.

In my case, I would say i got so struck by the repute of the organisation and at the initial stage kept imagining "small me" working for such a global organisation.

Truth is, I just applied and never thought i would be invited for an interview talk more of securing the job. Little wonder after the documentation and all, reality doned on me and it felt like i was dreaming and this resulted in some fears of the unknown hunting me.

Despite the initial deep fears of whether i could meet up with the demands (as 30% of colleagues are foreign nationals), however, in my heart of hearts i knew they had hired the best brain and the most needed hands as they saw all that in me at the interview stage and was why i was hired.

I wont deny that i made a few mistakes at the start (but did not dwell on them). And trust such org to put you through in other to bring out the best in you.

Long cut short, with God, one year into the job, my confidence level is so grown that i am even entrusted with more responsibilities than are on my JD and God has been helping me to deliver.

So relax bro, its normal but dont dwell there for too long. Believe in your abilities and talk to God.

Could you please at least post a pix of the car even if you dont post the price. At least lets appreciate it before asking for the price.........an interested buyer.

1 Million sir. I'm so interested. My location is Adamawa.

Jamezafolabi40:
True, every business presents themselves as trustworthy but when checked deeply there is an element of lie. The bank lies, church lies, mosque lie, government lie.

Come to think of it, if every sector is full of lies and liars. who will bargain for the truth? I don't think anyone or probably just few. You know why? it's/because the Truth is expensive and it usually stays long in the stock but never stale.

Imagine those we look up to as men of God, and the holier than thou, lying to us in broad day light, People we call human right activist caught in Red activities. Who should we trade with, where is the market for the truth? I think it is suppose to be the church or probably the mosque, because the Bible teaches about truth, in which I know the Quran also doesn't object that.

So why the lie. People tend to like it, maybe because it's cheap and does come with interest and the truth someway somehow has no advocator except God. And the seperated Prophets.

Emo re(this is ridiculous). Good morals and teaching are no longer in vogue, these are the things we classify as old schools while moral decadency, Fraud, corruption and nepotism becomes the other of the day.

Individuals who uphold the truth are not given a sit up there, if at all they are given, they have no say. Where's the world heading towards, our values are goals are selfish, no more love but lies.

Even the so called government who are suppose to be an instrument of Change and truth, are not but a supporter of lie a big fan to be precise.

Thieves are being showered accolades while genuine diligent persons are being given a frugal reward. Good inventions are been denied exhibitions due to selfish interest of our political dealers and not leaders.

It really touches me, when the Truth is being cheated in broad day light, situation where people know the Truth and they all decide to follow the lie. Yes that is why j said it is the fastest selling product in the global market. Don't be surprised, it's not here alone but all over the world.

Lastly, perhaps you find yourself in the Truth market but couldn't afford it, tarry and do not give up, pursue and fight for it, keep bargaining and praying for a drop in price...

And to think that you also want to "LIE" to sell this post

Trustme2:
Toyota for life

Check the numbe 4.

Did you say Toyota has high fuel consumption or high fuel economy, because i like countless others would rather opt for the later.

430k

Bettycars:
While I advise you are careful with any car adverts not all fraud. I have an advert for cars om


For your European used cars or buses please call or whatsapp 070 6587 0508 for enquiries or inspection

We are importers of used vehicles at very good prices, with complete and verifiable customs paper. No hassles, no regrets.

Thanks for the response, i would call you as soon as i am ready

olenyi:
For the most part, they are genuine. But like all transactions, you have to do your due diligence and inspection with a good mechanic before purchase

The advantage of jiji and why it looks like it is cheaper is because the car adverts are placed by the car owners directly thereby cutting off the commission the agent/car dealer would have added on top.

If you are apprehensive, a hood way to start is to use the app. Then select cars that are within your neighborhood. Meet up with the buyer in an open place to confirm the authenticity of the advert.

My regards.

Thanks for your kind advise. I would watch out for those in my area to confirm their authenticity as advised. You far too kind bro. #Bless

Hello friends,

I am asking because compared to the prices of cars quoted here on NL, I discovered that same cars on jiji.com seem cheaper and on good conditions.

I asked a work-place colleague, and he said cars displayed on jiji are displayed by fraudstars who are on-the-wait to defraud

unsuspecting potential buyers.

Autu gurus in the house, pls help clarify my fears; How Genuine Are Cars Displayed On Jiji.com.

Please, i plan on getting a car from jiji soon since they seem cheaper but for my fears.

oparahchi:
Still available.

Could u kindly state the price?

Bankyproperties:
It is located in kuchiyako phase 4,Kuje area council in Abuja.For more details/inspection please whatsapp 07056425325

Could you pls reply my chat on Watsap?

Hi, where is the plot located pls. I am interested.

Oh! My days. Blacks never learn from bad past experiences.

Ambjosh:
Unfortunately, I can't even understand whether you got the right word for it. Lol. May be other contributions would make us compare and may be come back with a kudos.

You can take that to any bank in northern Nigeria. Anways like you rightly opined, more confirmations equals believability

Internet in Hausa is; Yanar gizo

Abujabir24:
Your head they there. Correct guy. I'm from borno. Some of these NGO's are assisting the insurgents. Especially red cross, and co...

How could this have crossed your thought line bros. The Red Cross is only but a neutral and an impartial entity

whose mandate as given by the signatories to the GVA conventions of 1949 (which includes all countries of the world) is to protect and assist (not with arms or funds) victims of armed conflicts and other instances of voilence regardless of the roles they play(ed) in the conflict.

The red cross does not take side nor assist the none state armed groups please. Those who know, know and those who dont know, should please take note.

The International Committee of the Red Cross has observed a three-day mourning for its two female workers, Saifura Khorsa and Hauwa Liman, who were executed by the Boko Haram insurgents loyal to the Islamic State of West African Province in September and October respectively.

The ICRC told our correspondent on Friday that it had no plans, whatsoever, to suspend its operations in the North-East, noting that its offices were shut for only three days to mourn with the families of its deceased workers.

The ICRC spokesperson, Mr. Vincent Pouget, stated this in an interview with our correspondent.

Pouget said, “To suspect that we may halt our operations is not correct. We had our mourning period on Wednesday in all our offices in the Lake Chad region.

“We started a three-day break of our programmes just to mourn Saifura and Hauwa. There is no connection between this and stopping operations. It is too soon to talk about that. We are now focused on the families of Saifura and Hauwa.

“We have seen such reports that ICRC is pulling out from the North-East; that is not correct. It is too soon to determine the consequences it will have on our operations. But to mention this statement, it is misunderstood in the media.”

https://punchng.com/staff-execution-red-cross-neast-operations-to-continue/

Carry your (11.11) shift go one corner. Everybody wants to trend with a "Catchy phrase"......No be only "fathers of faith", na "fathers of doubt"

OBAGADAFFI:
Hope he played YANNI

You sure have your sixth sense intact. Exactly what came to my head. And as a matter of fact, never knew santorini is the name of a place.

The only santorini I knew was YANNI`s

I came in full-touch with President Buhari’s vacuity in October 2014, in the heat of the battle for APC presidential ticket. I had gone to his house in Abuja with my boss to interview him. When he emerged from the closed curtains, I saw a warm and charming man. He was a bit shy. I was taken in by his easy and gentle mien. But that was it.



Of all Nigeria’s presidents, Buhari is the one with a diminutive intellectual stature. His severe intellectual malnourishment is not even a subject of debate; most of his supporters admit that he is not smart. But they taper their admittance with a claim that he makes up for what he lacks in intelligence in having integrity.

It is because of his obvious intellectual disadvantage that his handlers have stopped the routine presidential media chat, and even advise him against attending debates.

I came in full-touch with President Buhari’s vacuity in October 2014, in the heat of the battle for APC presidential ticket. I had gone to his house in Abuja with my boss to interview him. When he emerged from the closed curtains, I saw a warm and charming man. He was a bit shy. I was taken in by his easy and gentle mien. But that was it.

The interview was not so charming. In fact, it was lifeless, unanimated, and disappointing. Besides me not being able to decipher his deeply accented words, his answers to questions were like a penalty kick shot over a goalpost.

I remember, he was asked why he was opposed to the national confab convened by President Jonathan, and he only mumbled hysterically about the composition of the conference. But when asked if he had read the recommendations of the confab and what he would like amended, he said “No?” And then there was a brief silence in the room. Gbagam!

I also remember he was asked about how he would fix the challenge of power, but instead of responding to the question, he regaled us with heroics of the 1980s.

And on how he stopped the maitatsine crisis of the 1980s, President Buhari said he only gave orders, entered Kano; the riots stopped and the leader of the insurrection was captured. How that happened he could not explain.

Other questions on economy and politics were asked, but the president performed poorly, divagating and time-travelling. I knew instantly, that he lacked that stuff. He was so enamoured with past glories that I feared he was still stuck in the 1980s, and needed a “software update”.

Despite the disappointing interview, I took a liking to him. He is a likable person no doubt. But after experiencing two years of debilitating governance under him, it dawned on me that sentiments do not make a good leader.

One must be very objective in choosing a leader – ethnic, religious and personal considerations are immaterial because they are not conditions for good leadership. I could have a president from the south-east, but the roads to my region would still be death-traps.

Nigeria has a rich blend of leaders, who can stir it to success – I see Oby Ezekwesili, Donald Duke and Kingsley Moghalu. Good products are not in short supply here; we only choose what we want to buy.

Buyers beware!

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http://saharareporters.com/2018/10/11/lifeless-evening-buhari-fredrick-nwabufo

veeqocean:
Till today I don't understand how Mrs Nwosu cooking rice on the table

You a genuis. As young as i was then, i kept asking same question in my head.lol

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Omisore seems to be the most sort after politician alive today in Nigeria. But give me from now till Friday (after results are announced) and his value will fall drastically like a pack of expired cards. so if I were him, I would savor this moment

congrats bro.

It means you did a good job. Keep it up.

ChiefAzubuike:
I was there live , there was commotion everywhere when the lightening struck. We initially thought it was a terrorist attack and the delta force immediately swung into action. I was tasked with the job of keeping the children of all the staffs, cleaners ,cooks gardeners etc and their children and pets safe in a room. One of the commandos directed them into a room and ordered me to stand in front of the door and protect them with my life. Everyone was scared. It wasn't easy at all.

Is this one for real or just talking from his anus?