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![]() Forza p: Jamb decided to give me 187,meaning bye bye to federal uni,nw i have to change to a state uni.wich skul do u tink i can still gain admission into bankin&finance wit 187?kindly reply me pls...what makes уσυ thimk soo..the cut off mark for every uni ιѕ 180 now...explain why уσυ are telling bye bye τ̲̅ȍ fed uni |
OkwaIfugo: @Op.gbam! |
Kai! Felt like crying....what went wrong ![]() |
The student that failed this jamb ιѕ way more than that of last year....I've stayed in this cafe for more than five hours Λn∂ all I've been seeing are series of failures |
Soo untrue..hackers no get better people account τ̲̅ȍ hack na stella damascus ownn mtchhhhewww |
Here's another
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Thr's no problem at all... last year i didn't do mine either Λnd∂ my result was released |
![]() Lilimax: Nothing bad about it.make thr eyes dhe opened?if уσυre my gf Λn∂ ur kissing me with your eyes closed I'll deep ma hands into your eyes |
@iam_moseSS That's my twitter handle ![]() Ff |
Dibiachukwu: EU should shut their pig mouths. Freaking agents. Let them wait till we nationalize all their companies in Africa.lol dreamer |
Lol..dude I've had dat in mind too...wanted asking same question |
![]() HNosegbe: ^^^ |
Na like so dem they kiss?ιѕ the wife's mouth uzzzing?![]() |
Lol |
Λ child still crawling @52..is probably an slowpokeglobalaid: @rossikk, are you for real. still blaming colonialism at this stage of our independence, a child that is still crawling at the age of 52 has something wrong with him. I know you know the solution to our problem you are just being economical with the truth |
Adehwale: You are such a big heediot.all this ill mannered yoruba boys...mtchhhewww...after they'll claim they're all in all |
What does your write-up say?ffo: who are you referring to as the terrorist? |
don't tell me been Λ terrorist makes someone stand Λ chance of been among the most powerful people one earth. |
When Quentin Tarantino’s western revenge-fantasy Django Unchained was first announced, casting rumors pegged Will Smith as the titular slave-turned-vigilante. But Smith, who teams with his son Jaden in this summer’s sci-fi epic After Earth, tells EW that he turned down the part because his character would’ve been second fiddle to the bounty hunter (played by Christoph Waltz) who teaches Django his trade . “Django wasn’t the lead, so it was like, I need to be the lead. The other character was the lead!” says the Men in Black star, whose departure opened the door for Jamie Foxx to play the role. Smith says that before he left the project, he even pleaded with Tarantino to let Django have a more central role in the story. “I was like, ‘No, Quentin, please, I need to kill the bad guy!’” (Ironically, Waltz was considered a supporting actor during his Oscar-winning award season, while Jamie Foxx was promoted as the movie’s lead.) But no hard feelings: Smith was a big fan of the final product. “I thought it was brilliant,” he says. “Just not for me.”
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Нë'ѕ simply steping down for Λ blood sucking demon like himself. Anyways good news shaaaa |
[b][/b] :-XThrough all indications i know you're aa northerner...everything you've just said ιѕ totally outta point.. gbanikiti: Why on earth would i stop loving this man? He has spoken like a true leader whom he is. In the spirit of sportsmanship, everyone is allowed to contest. |
omodapson: Barcelona is a goner. Bayern still look the better side. are уσυ watching the with your head upside down? |
[quote author=Alyricist★Laura]Damn...All Those Wasted Chances..... Fhuck![/quote]mind ur wordings oga seun ιѕ following this thread ![]() |
[quote author=Dan_de_Numeruno]Copy and paste things. A poor one at that. No editing whatsoever.[/quote]mtcheew so far the info was passed...and уσυ and order nairalanders where able to read...I'm ok..copy and paste or not |
Nigeria has no reason to be poor —EU European Union on Tuesday identified corruption, impunity and poor resources management as causes of poverty in Nigeria. At a media parley in Abuja, the EU Ambassador/Head of Delegation, Dr. David MacRae, said Nigeria had no reasons to be poor with all the available resources in the country and a fast growing economy. He said, “It would have been far better if those resources had been used to deliver basics services like education, health and infrastructure to the people. These are the things needed to be put in place. “What this country needs are jobs; jobs for the people especially young people. If young people had jobs they won’t be unnecessarily agitated and getting involved in misdeeds. But without work, without just income, and no social safety net in Nigeria, the people will continue to face poverty. Half of the population in this country are below poverty line.” MacRae said no country with cases of human rights abuse could have a meaningful development. According to him, the reported killings of innocent civilians in the recent clashes between security forces and Boko Haram and other reported violations by security forces call for concern. He said, “The fight against terrorism must be conducted within the law rather than outside of it. Anything less is unacceptable. Those responsible for containing the crisis must act with utmost respect for the rule of law, with measures in place to ensure that the innocent and their property are protected. “If there have been abuses of human rights or abuses of law, those who have done this should be brought to justice. This is obviously the way all civilized nations behave and we regard Nigeria as one of these.” The EU boss lamented how poor power supply was affecting businesses in the country, adding that, government must tackle impunity for a healthy investment drive. MacRae said the commission was ready to support Nigeria to strengthen democracy as “it is relatively new to the country.” He added, “It is not something you can build overnight. The National Assembly has to do its job, it has to be equipped to do its job, it has to understand this role, it has to be trained to exercise its responsibilities.” Citing the EU Independent observer which described the 2011 election as the best since Nigeria returned to democracy in 1999, MacRae noted that there was still room for improvement. He said, “We have a situation in Nigeria. Nigeria is regarded as the leader of Africa, as the leading country in this continent, as the largest black population on earth, with the economy which is growing fast, relatively speaking, but regrettably, poverty is not diminishing in the country and jobs are not being created.” Considering the population of Nigeria, MacRae said, there was little the union could do to help without Nigeria’s government playing its role. Said he, “Whatever we do without development cooperation programme can’t possibly be adequate to meet the needs of the population of that size. It is Nigeria’s own resources which must be used to build on these. We will do what we can to help especially in area of governance including effective service delivery.” MacRae bemoaned the high mortality rate in Nigeria describing it as worrisome, saying “more needs to be done”. He stressed the “need for a radical shifting of resources of this country to address the basic issues for the interest of people.” http://www.punchng.com/news/africa/nigeria-has-no-reason-to-be-poor-eu/ |
Heard some wealthy dude bought it! ![]() |
1. neena adjei(уσυ) 2. nikkypearl 3. Gree-die |
Who's now the elder brother messi or ronaldo? |
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Λ child still crawling @52..is probably an slowpoke