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Pity that the judges will as usual corner the money for themslves leaving out the long- suffering judiciary workers. |
hoshodie:I wonder! GLO are even being fair by giving the option to use the remaining data. It's left to Op to take up the offer or shut up forever. |
Elkay3:Correct. Supposing she returned as an American, where a gunman could kill up to 70 people at a public place such as a discotheque. |
Eyaa looks like kanu is going mental. |
Corruption didn't want the event to hold and it took immediate steps "with automatic alacrity" so that it was never marked! |
Nick4life:15k down payment.Thereafter you recharge it 4.5k monthly. After 1500 days of unbroken recharge you stop recharging. You recharge by loading your mtn line and the amount is deducted from your airtime. Go to any mtn retail outlet for further inquiries. |
Even a small lumos solar solution (marketed by mtn) is really useful as it can provide power 24/7 for fan, bulb, decoder and tv with 12v dc inlet. |
I have this one. This is what is on it -BREEZE Model:BR-3816HR. Got it at PC Corner (Shoprite mall) for 11k about 2 years back. On full charge the fan lasts ten, yes ten, hours on step 3 ( lowest) of the speed control. On step 1or 2 (fast) it will of course last for shorter hours. This brand is good, but you know you still need electricity to charge it though it has a 12 volt dc inlet so you can use/charge it with solar inverter.
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But ilorin people tag their town " ilu alfa"(city of religious scholars). Could it be the ilorins are hypocrites? |
QuotaSystem:Correct. I have always asked, in what way is bombing pipelines helping the Niger delta? FG can easily lay pipeline to Niger to feed kaduna refinery. Security of the pipeline is less an issue - the terrain is flat and semi-desert, and with modern technology the pipeline can be laid at considerable depths, with sensors and drones monitoring 24/7. |
comshots:Hahaha, you mean none of our distinguished senators is a child of god. Haba, what of the alhajis? Bros, are you really sure? Office romance!!!!!!!! |
Phi001:You don't have to, especially if you don't like it to taste salty. On the other hand, the reason for sprinkling salt when it is over- riped is that the salt hardens the soft plantain while frying and it won't taste too salty. |
Today I will tell you one "secret" about plantain: plantain can still be fried perfectly well even if it is over-riped. All you need to do when plantain is over-riped is cut it into the shape you desire , sprinkle salt on it and fry. The plantain will fry well. Without a sprinkle of salt the over-ripe plantain will be too soft and will just soak oil if you try to fry it. |
ElsonMorali:Don't mind him. All these posters criticising ought to appreciate that change has just begun. Who would have thought that even this one would happen. I heard that in the past years people buy police recruitment forms for as much as 500k each and yet some still don't get recruited. People forget that maybe Op will one day be the IGP even though he is the son of "nobody". If this is not change, what is? Buhari deserves commendation for this change. Let him do the same for recruitment into all federal agencies. God be with him as he struggles to change nigeria despite all odds. |
alobright17:Hahaha, see the way u r serious as if the op posted a true life experience. The "wife's" fingernails must be claws and the op must be numb - do you really believe they are? Not dismissing your advice, though, in true life situations. |
Very good observation. For every action there is a reaction! |
She has good credentials to be a pastor. After all many a pastor would often boast of being a former robber or murderer or gangster or drunkard before "giving my life to jesus". |
Pls forgive & forget, the man was maybe cracking a joke. But seriously i'm suspecting mtn for being behind the failed data tariff hike. |
raumdeuter:Good poser. |
The point he should have made is that there are no armed robbers, cultists or kidnappers in Maiduguri and boko haram have been routed. |
Those tyres! Hmmmm, are the boys still on earth or under? |
Congrats lady. But naija's self-appointed men of god will hate to hear this since their main preoccupation is labelling innocent children as witches and lying in the name of prophesying. |
Instead of hurling insults, what you guys should ponder over is, why your leaders in Ss have chosen the path of thievery, which is the cause of mass poverty and underdevelopment of your region. |
Hahahahahahahahahaha, tithe devourer sees money that should come his way going to mmm. |
Yoruba vs Yoruba. Shikena! |
I laugh. How can Saraki who is corruption personified ever do the right thing. Check his record - from his days as director in the failed societe general bank, kwara state governor and up to now, it's scandal upon scandal running into billions upon billions of naira, dollars, pound sterling and euros as well as human blood (annual deaths in his mandate campaign office, ilorin of people scrambling for peanuts). |
LARRYDKING:So there are bible- believing churches separate from other churhes. Curious, kindly name 5 only from each group. |
These days it's all negative news coming from naija pastors and churches. Only a few days ago one shamelessly tried to cover up his lie about the outcome of US election by saying his god changed its mind after his failed guess (which he tagged prophecy) that Mrs Clinton was going to win the election. |
emtti1:This may sound like a joke but it's true. In Africa many people including doctors believe in juju, the same way some religious zealots believe demons cause sickness & other misfortunes. These people often engage in non-orthodox means to try and resolve issues. |
Let the jester continue to violate the law. On leaving office his immunity ends and he will face prosecution for riding a motorbike on 2nd Dec. 2016 without wearing a crash helmet. |
dokyOloye:But this should be preferable to having thousands of small generators. This single plant can provide the power needs of sokoto and other towns non-stop; that's bye-bye to power cuts. Don't forget the plant can also run on gas, which I believe can be sourced from the oilfields if nearby Niger republic. Good news from far north, this is. The criminals on ND are busy destroying, while sokoto people are working and developing their land. |
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