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This implication of this decision can only be reversed by legislation. Doubtless, the card reader is a veritable anti-dote to election rigging and the integrity of our elections can be guaranteed by its adoption. It's imperative to amend the Electoral Act to give the card reader prominence over the voters' register. |
This phenomenon is one of the signs or miracles mentioned by God in the Quran. For over 1400 years this statement has been preserved in the Quran, but it was only in the 1970s that a french scientist "discovered" that when two bodies of water, salty and fresh, meet the waters dont mix. |
Saraki is a guy who believes he can use money to achieve his political ambitions. it is rumoured that he bribed senators with hundreds of millions of naira to snatch the senate presidency. I dont think he will willingly step down as senate president because he sees it as a stepping stone to his ultimate ambition of becoming the president of nigeria. |
8. PensionEEr (instead of PensionER). 9. Atm card (instead of debit card or credit card). |
Let's see whether the supreme court will let off Bukola Saraki or order him to defend himself. The court's decision will show whether the s/court is for or against the war against corruption. |
Basildvalour:You are right. This works perfectly except for those with very sensitive skin. If your skin is sensitive it's better to avoid shaving altogether and just trim using scissors. |
Congrats. The guy doesn't look like a weed or alcohol user. |
ikombe:Hahaha, your moniker could as well be fuc.king? |
ReneeNuttall:But the suv is on its "lane", although both drivers acted immaturely, even stu.pidly. |
Good development. The free feeding programme is achieving its primary aim of getting pupils to stay in school. Those not in school will be attracted by the food. God bless El-Rufai for his foresight. |
Nice. But we lack maintenance culture in this country. I wont be surprised if in just 12 months the place becomes an eyesore. |
@Babangali u did well by posting ugo chikezie's article here. Chikezie makes a lot of sense in saying the truth so bluntly. |
I stopped eating farmed catfish years ago. In fact i have eaten it only on a few occasions. My system just doesn't agree with it. I now know why i had loose bowel movement the few times i took it- i was taking poison. But i eat catfish caught from free flowing waters -those ones are natural and aren't weaned on artificial feeds and chemicals. |
This guy is a notorious gangster. He is the very definition of Agip, having been a vicious thug for all the governors of kwara state since 1999, including Bukola Saraki. During electioneering Ajia and his gang are law unto themselves, killing and rampaging without mercy. Infact, the rising spate of robberies in Ilorin is attributed to ex-thugs disengaged after election. Only God knows the number of souls Ajia exterminated. Those who live by violence end up consumed by violence. |
Peckygirl:But what of your "grammer"? |
Ayanko:I wanted to say maybe she went on an extended honeymoon, but thought otherwise; so, I would rather not say so. |
Lifelong companions. |
souleymon:Even here in nigeria it's so convenient, though many people dont know about credit card. Imagine yourself always going to all sorts of people looking for credit of just 10k before salary, when you earn 200k monthly. So embarrassing. |
The U-Advance card issued by UBA seems to have the features of a credit card. With the card you are allowed to withdraw a predetermined amount every month and the total debit withdrawals within the month is charged a fixed interest of 2.5%. It appears, though, that the u-advance card is linked to salary account, and the holder is entitled to up to 50% of his/her salary as credit each month. The credit is pre-loaded on the card and withdrawable at any time. So convenient-it saves you the trouble of going from person to person every month looking for money to borrow "before month-end"(civil servants dey suffer no be small). |
Whenever i hv any issue to resolve with Uba i go to their facebook page and they respond quickly. |
Very sensible move. |
Christian vs Christian. |
ShowYourCertificate:Yea, you are right. The same way the international community was watching when Dasuki was sharing the billions. |
djeasy:These people appoint/declare themselves prophets. |
gigabyte13:What do u expect him to say after collecting money from Gej? Anybody who calls himself prophet today is a FRAUDSTER. |
These mistakes are common in Nigeria - "expantiate" instead of "expatiate" (to avoid this mistake remember the word has no "n" - pronounced "iks-pe-shi-et); "pensioneer" for "pensioner"; "of recent" instead of "lately" or "of late"; (ten),(ten) naira for ten naira each or ten naira apiece; "bother on" instead of "border on"; "pronounciation" for "pronunciation"; "as at now" instead of "as of now". |
This is a politically motivated decision. Mr Pedro has done the needful no doubt and the lion of buordillon has noded positively. Case closed as Mr Pedro gets set to rake in millions for life in pension payments. Lucky guy. |
Eyaa, so nobody wants to speak for madam Dasuki. If just one person can be on her side, at least she can have the consolation of getting a lone sympathizer! Pls somebody, help! Dont let this woman regret the day she married Dasuki. She's been enjoying life all these years. Let the "enjoymentation" continue, abeg una. |
A least mimiko did some schools. In some states virtually all public schools are in very bad condition. In kwara state I understand there's no single public school ( primary or secondary) that is not in a state of disrepair - thanks to Bukola saraki's 8 years of misrule and additional 8 years of misery are being added by saraki's puppet. |
funkyibodude:These self- proclaimed prophets are adept liars.To cover their lies when their so-called prophecies fail, they say their god decided to change its mind. Bloody liars/fraudsters! |
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