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akeentech:You must be The most Naive/gullible person on Nairaland |
RZArecta2:I knew they were evil people... DSS no dey just come out |
Talk |
Hehe |
Not bad... Bin think say we be the most Corrupt |
Nigerian players only retrogress |
Ladies... do not allow society pressure you into bleaching your skin... When you start suffering the consequences, the society won't suffer it with you. Embrace your blackness like Funke akindele |
Someone please tell the guy above mE to stop waiting.. |
Regurgitated |
Just like sex... Yes |
Also, Across the continent, Nigeria is the country with the most featured companies (97) followed by Kenya with 66 companies, while South Africa and Ghana follow with 23 and 20 companies, respectively in London Stock Exchange Group Latest ‘Companies to Inspire Africa’ report.... Soon and very soon we go pass all these gbemugbemu countries 97 Nigerian Companies Ranked Among Continents Most Inspiring Companies |
Hehe |
snowxandria:What is the need of buying.. When if i buy Google go still need to approve my site |
argent412:Surgery is always an option |
Hmm |
laughitall:Baba stop thinking through your anus... Rape happens everywhere.. More in civilized countries than in emerging countries... |
Saw this online.. Thought y'all might be interested Nigerians Can Visit These 47 Countries Without a Visa in 2019 |
crafteck:Nah.. Nkechi crew |
Nigeria ranks among the top 10 cheapest petrol selling countries in the world. https://i1.wp.com/listwand.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/screenshot_20190117-082703_wm422706824.png?w=1080&ssl=1 With a pump price of N145 ($0.41) per litre, Nigeria is the 6th cheapest place in the world to buy petrol. Other countries among the cheapest places to buy petrol are Venezuela ($0.01), Sudan ($0.13), Iran ($0.29), Kuwait ($0.34), and Algeria ($0.35). The average price of petrol around the world is $1.09 per litre (395 Naira), according to GlobalPetrolPrices.com, which publishes data on retail fuel prices around the world and tracking over 150 countries on a weekly basis. Source: https://listwand.com/nigeria-is-the-6th-cheapest-place-to-buy-petrol-in-the-world |
Money Team |
Cool... Considering the fact say na prostrate cancer dey worry men pass .. People like me no get problem sha.. According to this report below people wey dey ejaculate at least 21 times a month dey safe. And me dey ejaculate pass 21 times ![]() Study: Ejaculating At Least 21 Times A Month Reduces The Risk of Prostate Cancer |
US na dem dey sponsor boko haram.. |
Ivanmykel:She didn't create herself, Your God created her, you God gave her an infinitesimal bweast, your God gave her Muscles... I know you are foolish, but you mustn't showcase your foolishness to the world.. Mumu |
Wetin concern church concern pant |
Can someone please send me the blog post in a voice note.... I tried reading it but the only thing i kept seeing was TOTO local government |
mayprince:Baba... You just made a very big mistake... The ranking you are quoting is an old one.. A new one was released yesterday. But They are yet to effect the changes.. In that new one, na UI be the best.. Saw the article below on Covenant University's website... Even they acknowledged that they are second best in Nigeria.. 151, while UI is 141. West Africa’s Best University, Covenant, has once again justified her status as the hub of cutting-edge research in Nigeria and the West African sub-region, by being listed in the top echelon of the most significant research driven universities in the world’s emerging economies ranking parameters. Covenant emerged 151st at the 2019 Times Higher Education Emerging Economies Summit 2019, on Tuesday, January 15, 2019, at an event in Doha, Qatar. The event brought together Presidents, Vice-Chancellors, Rectors as well as policymakers and industry executives, to share and advance understanding of the opportunities and role of research universities to secure their future and the vital role they can play in their nations’ development. Covenant’s latest feat comes on the heels of the University crossing the 1,000 publications threshold for one year (2018), the very first time since her inception. http://m.covenantuniversity.edu.ng/News/Covenant-Research-Status-Affirmed-at-THE-World-Emerging-Economies-Summit
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We try sef |
BURNA boy dey him period |
obojememe:Fallacy |
Chei |
numen:It's not like I'm enjoying the mud or anything ... But atleast I know Nigeria is lost... As for you, Continue wallowing in buffoonery.. |
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another crappie thread spotted