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Arizonaz:Are you posting from the hospital? |
Thank God you posted it in crime section. |
Someone help me with the picture of that Oyo monarch. ![]() |
Evolutionlove:I only made reference to pink lips. |
If the devil said he was sent to hell for refusing a bribe from Satan. I will believe that fact more than what the lying OP just put up there. |
Not all these bottom feeders we have here on NL. |
[s][quote author= post=104647024]May her gentle soul Rest in Perfect Peace. So sad. @OP, Udoka, AKA , continuing from our last discussion, please, try as much as you can to input some positive and good news/stories to your blogging business, don't concentrate SOLELY on Bad news about, deaths, blood, accidents, human beings burnt, jungle justice, heads and hands being cut off, parents killing children, children murdering their mothers, brothers and sisters stabbing each and all other evil vices. Don't let people label you as a Bad news carrier alone Nwanne. Not good for business biko! Not all Nigerians love reading Bad and evil news 24/7. Some of us still have human blood running and flowing through our veins please! Tweak it!!! Our kobo @[/b]. @Topic, [b]RIP to the dead. We pray the laughter will never depart from your lips in Jesus name. We pray you have more reasons to laugh in life. Nice day![/quote][/s] |
How many people. I am seeing different pictures. RIP. |
Why was his name not highlighted. |
Candidlady:You want your dental structure to be rearranged I guess. ![]() |
Another useless thread. |
Pink lips. First sign of a useless man. |
bepositive11:Surrogacy. |
So the sis no de use security lock on her phone. Interesting.... |
wickyyolo:Its not about that bro. I am in agriculture I know what I am saying. How viable is hydroponics to Nigerian economy. You can't go large scale on it and make profits to sustain the business taking into consideration the Nigerian economy. |
The tree underwent blood transfusion. |
wickyyolo:That's hydroponics bro. See, those systems isn't sustainable for a country like Nigeria yet. Consider the population first and how many people can really have what it's takes to practice such system. And I guess yam is #50 per tuber in ogun state. ![]() |
wickyyolo:we are not close there yet. If thats how you think you can farm and feed the nation. Na better hunger go finish you. The average farming we can't practice you are talking about vertical farming. |
Average food in Nigeria? Not under booohari. |
Very interesting life. No problems at all. Get lots of books read, when you are tired visit your bed. |
siofra:Op see one of the petty thief here. ![]() |
wickyyolo:So mechanized farming is no more I guess. Since we don't need much land . |
mrvitalis:And you will be planting tuber and deep rooted crops in green house. |
Breakfast is served. Watch how they will disgrace themselves. |
Wittyduchess: |
Odoogu:This one is already gone. ![]() |
Vulture griller will avoid this thread. |
Wittyduchess:Bandit with zero reputation. Evening newspaper. |
[s][quote author= post=104478159]More on NIN that Sane, good, honest and hardworking Nigerians should know..... Nigerians home and abroad , kindly take note! Imagine you walk into an Immigration office to apply for an international passport. You are asked for information verifying your identity and you just give them a number and instantly the Immigration officials connect to the National Identity Database – all your required information appears on their computer screen. They can only see information they are authorised to see. Done, your identity is verified – no need to go get extra documents, spend more money, just to prove who you are. That is the convenience provided by your NIN. This is synonymous with Social Security Number (SSN), if you don't have that in some countries abroad, you will just be living like a corpse, without being able to do anything in life, a corpse will even be better than your as$! It’s the same thing when you go to process a driver’s licence, you would only need to present your NIN and your identity would be verified. This is how it is done in saner climes we all want to emulate. We will surely get there someday soon. God bless Nigeria. Na God o Chief Topmaike. D anointing wey all of us @[/b] carry ehn, even d devil sef see am, dey bow from afar! ![]() God punish devil! But we have said it over and over again on this forum, that our posts here is only for sane minds. We know you wailers and kids can never assimilate our posts due to the constant hatred you have for your country (the country you call a zoo). An advice to you, next time, scroll over our post to the next post cos it is too deep for your brain. That will be better for you rather than to develop migraine for nothing. Please kindly take to this advice from the elders for your own good. [b]Nigeria will be great again whether you and your ilks like it or not. Peace out![/quote][/s] |
[s][quote author= post=104478110]In the sane countries we want our country to be like, this is one of the ways they got to that great height. USA couldn't have been a great country today without what they call their social security number, which each and every citizen must have. If you commit any fraud or crime, or scam anyone, all your life is connected in one place. Only in Nigeria that a man will commit a crime in Ibadan and run to Sokoto, and that will be the end of the case for years.....prolly forever! The below is for SANE Nigerians and Nairalanders only, Bad Energy Stay Far away if you don't wanna be Unfo.......... Your National Identification Number (NIN) is used to tie together all records about you – demographic data, fingerprints, head-to-shoulder facial picture, other biometric data and digital signature – in the National Identity Database making it relatively easy to confirm and verify your identity when you engage in travels and transactions. This vital feature of the NIN makes it pivotal for all citizens (home and abroad) as well as legal residents of Nigeria to endeavour to obtain their unique NINs as soon as they can. Be sure you provide the right information about yourself while your data is captured during enrolment for your NIN, that will be the information legally identifying you for life whenever your NIN is used. One can see how important the NIN is to an individual: it is used for retrieving your captured information from the National Identity Databaseyour matching information associated with your NIN can be then used to verify that you are really who you say you are. To the society as a whole, the NINs issued, help provide accurate records about actual living/dead persons in every region of the countryhelp keep track of actual transactions as well as movement of people within and out of the countryhelp confirm which individuals are in actual need of particular Government services, e.g. age and retirement confirmation for pensioners. When it comes to access to vital services (like passport issuance, banking services, land transactions, insurance services, pension, health insurance, payment of taxes, voter’s registration, consumer credits, and all Government services), your NIN becomes necessary for: cutting down the time needed for verifying documents to properly identify you in order to access the services you requirereducing errors in allocation of services to the right peopleprevention of fraud (419) where someone else impersonates youverification of the real identity of other people you go into financial or business transactions with or even people you wish to employ such as house helpensuring you are properly identified when receiving health services, e.g. verifying the actual blood types of blood donors at hospitalsverification of voter eligibility during elections. Slow and Steady, Nigeria will be great again in our lifetime. God bless Nigeria. Read more below........[/quote][/s] |
Wittyduchess:Don't worry your end is drawing near. Witch. |
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