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It'll definitely be relocated. It's done to help the traffic situation around that corridor. EZENDIZUOGU: Just c it 4 wat it is. Beta legacies dey wey still get Ambode name Dem no comot na statue. ![]() |
Biz man |
Biz |
Chai |
See baba looking like bobo ![]() |
Is this truly from AIT ![]() |
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Wow, so inspiring! |
For d camera(s). |
"... The organisation in a statement claimed Hanaan was not on a private visit to Bauchi State but on official assignment to the Northeast state to represent her father..." Mk dem just hus.h we go forget d Mata. |
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Hmmm |
Mk E no rish FP, abeg. I knw am b4 say E go land 4 FP. Upon say I beg una still carry am come FP. The things that mk FP these days. SMH |
Nice1 |
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![]() I read am finish come view pix 2 d end see say no comment. I reload am still no comment yet it was sitting on FB. Well, Issa lala post so I cannot say I never experredit ![]() |
I hope you know the medical report must be from a government hospital? |
Remove the roof. Call it renovation. ![]() [quote author= post=85616036]Lol ![]() Two wrongs do not make one right![/quote]Hmmm at times it does. - * - = + (mathematically 2 wrongs make a right) ![]() lilbarracuda:The person wey no gree comot 4 person haus go make heaven like Dat? ![]() Justcome:Then remove their doors tell them you want to install China /metal security doors @ d entrances. Install for one or two tenants but deliberately delay for the two of them ![]() |
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Nigerians can’t continue going overseas for treatment — Buhari Edward Nnachi, Abakaliki The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), on Friday, said Nigerians should not continue going abroad for medical treatment. “Nigerians have suffered so much going abroad for medical treatment. This is not good for us and it must stop because we can’t afford it again,” he said. The President, who himself had travelled to the United Kingdom for treatment on several occasions, stated this at the Alex Ekwueme Federal University Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki, during the inauguration and handover of completed projects to the management of the hospital. He explained that the project was executed to check flooding and gully erosion in the hospital. The President, who was represented at the event by the Minister of Science and Technology, Dr Ogbonnaya Onu, lamented the devastating effects of flooding in the South-East geo-political zone, saying the intervention project would bring relief to the hospital, the state and its neighbours. He said the siting of the project in Ebonyi State signalled an end to the era in the country where some parts of Nigeria were neglected as a result of corruption and favouritism. He stressed that the location of the project in major teaching hospitals across the country showed that no part of the country would be neglected again. He said, “We have paid very serious attention to the health of our people and will continue to do so. The projects you celebrate their completion today were seriously affecting the workings of this teaching hospital. But today, we can say their completion have started helping to improve on the performance and welfare of both the staff and patients of this hospital. “I wish to use this medium to congratulate the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr Boss Mustapha, and his team in the Ecological Fund Office; the project contractor, Messrs Amayaro Nigeria Limited, as well as the project consultant, Messrs Kanode and Associates Limited, for their commitment to ensuring timely and speedy completion of the project.” https://punchng.com/nigerians-cant-continue-going-overseas-for-treatment-buhari/
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Please dis shouldn't hit FP. Na beg I dey beg |
Is Dat how you used to do? ![]() What has changed? |
Dats cheating! #Giraffeing #Dubbing ![]() Mourinho my guy ![]() |
Ease unnecessary tension. Some comments can make you LOL ![]() |
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