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whizzzz:
Wat is d title of d sonq

The real slim shady

Ijebu's are philanthropists opposed to what other people say
Ijebu's are very hardworking people
Ijebu's are so attached to their families

Ftc. Chaiiii, na tru ooo. I am guilty sef.

Dat im head na one of a kind. Chai. D head no even change.

adamix:
took out the hdd while its still on and the vibration stopped...

I doubt if they fix laptop hdd cuz of d size. Try anoda hdd and see if the vibration stops, if it stops, consider buying anoda hdd.

adamix:
i have a gigabyte system with a core i5,4gb ram,500gb hdd,i noticed few days back that the system vibrates....i noticed that its d hdd thats vibrating....do i need a new hdd or there's a fix?

How sure are you that its the hdd, could be a fan or even ur dvd rom...

choi, very true, d tin dey sweet

willie
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daz all

Because unlike charges attract nd like charges repel. Basic physics

Daz nyc. ftc

Love is blind..choii, is she a kid or wetin even cause their weda na separation abi divorce?

My bum is on ur lips, dats the song we sing to lil kids nd expect dem nt to knw wat a woman's clitoris is. at 4th grade, dey got their own discovery channel....#eminem

Guy must have been very fertile

kingarizona1:
what if it doesn't mke the front page??

Simple, we gba kamu

Ftc, daz nyc

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I believe a guy should be older than the lady. Adam was created before eve, Abraham was older dan sarah. Well dats not enough reason but what do you think?

KingKuntaVart:
i pray ur common sense returns to ur empty brain after reading this.... introvert has a job do u?

Shey I bite ur mama or i shit for ur papa head? U beta go nd b useful to your generation before your pubic hair turn attachment

First to comment

Ftc, were is introvert?

To those who say there is no account of men understanding tongues, is acts chapter 2 missing from your bible?

I hereby book a piece of land on dis post. Op take note

The delay by President Muhamadu Buhari to appoint a new head to drive the Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP, has begun to take a toll on the beneficiaries of the scheme.

In far away Germany, no fewer than 13 Nigerians from the Niger Delta region undergoing commercial point training at the Lufthansa Flight Training School in Frankfurt, have been sent away for non-payment of fees.

Vanguard learnt that the Nigerian pilots who would have graduated from the prestigious aviation training institution, were axed last Friday due to their inability to pay for sundry fees stipulated in their training manual.

The fees were for accommodation and training logistics.

Apart from that, six of the pilots who had already completed their training had their licenses withheld by the school.

Two of the students sent home for non-payment, had only one test to complete their Programme for Commercial Pilot Licence, one was in his final stage of the CPL test while four had just started their type rating test and would have completed next month.

A source at the PAP confirmed to Vanguard yesterday that there was money in the account of the agency with the Central Bank of Nigeria but that there was no signatory to authorize the payment to the beneficiaries since the exit of the former presidential aide, Kingsley Kuku.

President Buhari is yet to name a Special Adviser on Niger Delta, who doubles as the chairman of the PAP and is the chief executive of the agency.

Before leaving office in May this year, Kuku had written PMB to either allow him to pay the May financial obligations to avoid a breakdown of law and order or appoint a new signatory for the account.

However, no appointment has been made and the ex-militants who collect a monthly salary of N65,000 and the students who are spread around major universities around the world and Nigeria, are suffering, as a result.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/07/lufthansa-sacks-13-nigerian-amnesty-pilots/#sthash.nKNA6ToR.dpuf

Barrister Calistus Nwabueze Obi has taken over as the Acting Director General/Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) following the handing over by Dr Ziakede Patrick Akpobolokemi as directed by the Federal Government.
Barrister Obi, who until his appointment was the Executive Director, Maritime Labour and Cabotage Services in the Agency, brings over two decades experience in the public sector, law practice and the maritime industry into his new responsibility.

Born on May 1, 1964, Barrister Obi, who hails from Ihiala Local Government Area of Anambra State, studied Law at the University of Nigeria Nsukka and was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1991 after duly completing the mandatory studies at the Law School. He also holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Public Administration from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.

The Acting DG is a member of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), member of the International Bar Association (IBA), Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries and Administrators, amongst membership of several other professional associations.

Mr. Obi is married with children.