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Ok o Information reaching me is that they have called off the fuel strike Pls who can confirm?? |
#yimu |
Its well oooo |
Creative minds!!!! #Epic! |
Want to use your while in class without being caught? Here's the answer
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Choi!! #ONLYINNAIJA |
Tom and Jerry anytime anyday |
True or False
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Oya limpopo Bro, change your swag!! |
Thanks for the tips OP Gracias |
Put it in Prayer.... |
ok |
Yes ooooo |
Abeg lets here word!!! |
No catwalking when crossing the roads |
toys2seven:You try ![]() |
toys2seven: ![]() |
I am something, a lot of people hate me as a friend including you. But I'm called upon any time one is injured. I like playing with pregnant women. I'm 5 letter word. If my last letter is put before my 1st letter, I become a name of a country. Who am I ? If you got it right, you are indeed a Genius! ![]() |
hmmmmmmm so what's next ![]() |
imoleay0:It's not possible... highest I can do is give blood |
Cest ne Pas possible |
Just love her swag!!! |
Don Baba J |
this trekking madness don tire me ooo me i don trek from my office to my house tru out last week. |
1. Limit air conditioning - Your A/C consumes fuel. At higher speeds, open the windows or sunroof to stay cool. Open windows create drag that reduces mileage. 2. Choose your route wisely - Take the route with the flattest terrain and fewest stops. Try to avoid traffic jams and stop-and-go traffic. 3. Maintain your car - Change your oil, spark plugs, and air filter on schedule. Always go to a repair shop if your "Check Engine" light comes on - a faulty oxygen sensor could be the cause, lowering your mileage significantly. 4. Slow down - Driving at posted speed limits saves fuel and saves lives. Use cruise control to maintain your speed. 5. Check your tire pressure - Under-inflated tires require more energy to roll. More energy means more gas. When it's time, consider replacing worn tires with low-rolling resistance tires. 6. Avoid idling - Shut off the engine if you have to sit in your car for more than one minute. 7. Less is more - Don't carry around items you don't need. For every 100 pounds of weight in your car, fuel economy decreases by one to two percent. 8. Tighten gas cap - Tightening the gas cap on your car will prevent gas from evaporating and escaping into the air. If you've lost your gas cap, buy a new one as soon as possible. 9. Avoid sudden stops and starts - Erratic acceleration and braking can waste fuel - for example speeding towards red lights and then braking. 10. Track your mileage - Have your car checked if the average miles you get per gallon continues to decrease over time. To calculate your mileage, note the odometer reading and number of gallons purchased each time you fill up. Divide the number of miles travelled between fill-ups by the number of gallons purchased. For more tips Like us on facebook www.facebook.com/tequila.nigeria
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Na wa o!!! |
Guys, pls get a room!!!!! |
tyconcepts:Thank you And congratulations once again.. save us a piece of the wedding cake |
tyconcepts:It's so lovely!!! One more reason to go to Warri Pls what's the name of the resort? Am looking for a place to spend my leave... |
Congratulations.. Is that Kakun, Ghana? |
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