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Ayeesharh:Doctor |
kossyablaze:Guy shey u no go like send some enta ma acct... I d like all those bills |
How does shading tiwa savage relates to rocking ripped jeans... Na tiwa savage tear the jeans ![]() |
Bubu is still ma man o... Don't get it twisted ![]()
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Malakh:I hereby declare that you will "sleep" tonight and rest from evil... Amen |
First type with a system then send it to your phone... Dont rearrange it no matter how scattered it looks..... When the person at the other end opens it with a system it will be back to how to typed it with a system |
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CookieBrown:I have done dat countless times... The wifi is just showing WIFI(OFF) its not turning on |
CookieBrown:Ok... Tank u very much... My problem now is my wifi is on a permanent off and has refused to turn on... Sometimes the wifi completely disappears |
In every business, no matter how small, adequate planning is required. Why many businesses fail most times is because of poor or no planning. Recently someone asked me why they needed a business plan if they were getting all the funding they needed from friends and relatives. It sounded to me as if they were thinking of a business plan as just a fund-raising tool. In fact, a business plan is much more than that: It's a tool for understanding how your business is put together. You can use it to monitor progress, hold yourself accountable and control the business's fate. And of course, it's a sales and recruiting tool for courting key employees or future investors. Writing out your business plan forces you to review everything at once: your value proposition, marketing assumptions, operations plan, financial plan and staffing plan. You'll end up spotting connections you otherwise would have missed. If you want a well articlated business plan contact me corymillz404@gmail.com 08164122654 |
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This tiwa matter is getting from boring to annoying.... Haba.. Shebi der is notin else to talk about abi |
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Adeboyefa:Tuberculosis ![]() |
lilzcee:leave the mumu |
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One after the other... Mr man wait.... We already have a case file we are attending to... Check back in 10 working days. Thanks for your understanding ![]() |
Dino be always forming mafia |
200milll....lol.... *Thinking seems kidnapping is a profitable venture to venture into.... Who wants to join my group... Lets kidnap Blackface |
Which kind trouser dis boi d wear sef... Him no wan waste material ![]() |
All i am saying is the fulani herdsmen should retaliate.... |
Ur boyfriend too is TB.... Hahaha ... Sometimes you mistakenly say the truth in a mass of lies |
sombori tell all this murfuurkaa sons of biiitches that we are tire of this already |
Lool... Nigerian mouth can make somebody commit suicide.. Chai no wonder oga wan even jump river sef... He knew wat was coming after the rant on Twitter |
Haha.... Der is problem |
Let's wait for the elders.... I bought this plot of land to sit on and learn |
man must wack |
Well dats non of my business |
She is just der |
UNIZIK students make mini bus from local materials seven final-year engineering students of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, designed and constructed a mini bus from scratch with locally sourced materials made specially to suit Nigeria’s topography and climatic condition. “The bus was constructed from start to finish at the University’s workshop, using all necessary design software and Computer-Aided Design (CAD) tools. We constructed the chassis, down to every single part of the mini bus,” said Callistus Ezeigwe, one of the seven. The group, known as the Autozik Group, was made up of six males and a female including Callistus Ezeigwe, Victor Obinani, Ifeanyi Ezeanolue, Ogbu Ikenna, Fidelis Ominigbo, Nnamdi Nwobodo and Chinaza Okoro, was supervised by the then Head of Mechanical Engineering Department, Dr. C.H. Achebe. “We made the mini bus using mere hand tools. This means we did all of the constructions and folding, with our hands, since the university could not provide us with ground equipment, as used in most automobile companies,” said Ezeugwu. The mini bus which took about five months to complete, has a beautiful finishing so that people find it difficult to believe it was made in Nigeria. Ezeigwe said the aim was to construct a mini bus using locally sourced materials, which is more durable and can better stand the test of time, compared to other brands out there. “We named it Autobully,” said Obinani Victor, explaining that the brand name, coined from the normal bullion van, fits the shape of the mini bus. There is no doubt that Nigeria has talents but the challenge is how to tap and harness them for the good of the nation. These youths have been able to achieve this feat with no help from expatriates. They have shown some sense of doggedness and proficiency and they must not be allowed to be swept away by the tide of brain drain. Also in the same institution, five final-year engineering students produced a Formula 1 car (Racing car). Well meaning Nigerians have appealed to the government to invest in these youths and channel resources to the Automobile sector as they seek to diversify the economy. They also appealed to the public to buy made in Nigeria products to grow the Naira. WELL DONE GUYS! #Africa #youth #Talent #Vision #IAmAfrican #AfricansRock
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