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na joke

story na long thing

ok

i don hear

northern elders Una sure?

GEJ work oooo but na for north.

HerTotoDeySmell:
Jonathans loot was so much that he couldnt travel much to avoid suspicion.

which kain moniker be dis sef?

zinachidi:
ok, na wetin u dey imply na...lol

no be wetin I imply.

zinachidi:
so he is a bird bah?

no be wetin I talk.

ok

efcc too dey chop bribe

baba brutal

make them hold am there

ok but no sauce

Awon olosho

Baba no send

investnow2013:
The pressure is now on Anambra State govt over the filth on our streets & I believe they have to raise to the challenge of keeping the state clean!

Let them employ more people to do the work. All these machines need people to man them.

na waa for you introvert

Psylas:
what do you expect me to do?

I expect u to seek a better employment. this one is for psychos unless u r one?

Psylas:
how much do they pay a graduate?

u wan join dem?

HungerBAD:
Comot for my post.

e be like say she dey wait make u post to ftc

baba loves to fly. kotinu.

They are working?

Appoint me na

ok

na waa

This thing wey dey down no dey hear word.

FORMER governor of Anambra State, Senator Chris Ngige formally announced the death of his aged father, Ozo Akunnia Pius Okonkwo Ngige on Wednesday. A statement released by the family of the former head of Umu Ngige clan of Alor town in Idemili South Local Government Area of the state stated that he died on Friday, September 4th at the ripe age of 105. The statement signed by Senator Ngige on behalf of the family, noted that funeral arrangements of the burial will be announced at a later date. The late senior Ngige was born in 1910 in Alor and started his life career as an Assistant Foreman Building (carpentry), rising to the post of supervisor in the then Public Works of Eastern Region Colonial Government. Late PA Ngige was in the team that worked with the colonial masters to build health centres under the One Health Centre Per Village Scheme, especially in the old Onitsha province of Eastern Region. In a condolence message to the family, former National Chairman of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Victor Umeh urged the family to take consolation in the fact that their father lived long enough to witness the giant achievements of his children in their various careers. Follow on twitter @anambrastate_ng

ok

go and pay bm

LadyFiona:
Nay, I am Lady Fiona. There is a different.

Okay dear