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mountain

chioya:
@mustay

did u hear that if i slap u u will be deaf for months

Did you hear that a lame person cannot slap a man?

@ Dr

the guy talk small truth dere now,


Have you forgotten how those boxers got to Beijing?

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noffin do me

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babe

y am i lost in those eyes i can't see?

baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaabbyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!!!!!

cos it won't stay 4 long

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origina9ja:
i understand say i no be your direct aunty but i still be your aunty sha
u no dey respect me again abi
because me and u follow dey london
i still dey wait 4 my good morning aunty dami ooo

who dash monkey salah cloth

wake up jo!

transgendered

check ma profile

Ka:
I used to listen to the BBC World Service myself many years ago in Nigeria - for me, the main motivation was that there was never any decent programming on local radio. I enjoyed many of the programmes, including Letter from America (which as you note has been rested since the death of the original presenter, Alistair Cooke), Outlook, the book readings and comedy shows.

But it's the African Service programming that has a special place in my heart. Programmes like Focus On Africa (which had a distinctive trumpet signature tune and which reported African news stories, sometimes providing information that you wouldn't hear about in Nigeria), Network Africa (which kicked off with an Osibisa signature tune and which was a more light-hearted magazine style programme) and African Perspective (which usually aired factual African documentaries and drama) did a lot to expand my mind and change the way I think.

They got so many 'problem' news on that program

That's 14,000 per paper.


What has your friend got to say about CBA cooldudue?

There is still the possibility that Barack Obama might not win the American Election.

Does a McCain victory not jeopardise the business interest of Nigeria especially the companies quoted on the Stock Exchange? Even if the Democratic Party wins the next election, could a Republican Party victory in subsequent elections seek to extract a pound of flesh from the Nigerian business community? There are many possibilities that call for caution on the part of the Stock Exchange community. On the home front, the participation in and support of the Stock Exchange boss for the presidential campaign of one politician against the other puts members of the Stock Exchange who do not share passion and bias, in a dilemma.

Okereke-Onyuike should consider the greater national and corporate interest of Nigerian and the stock exchange and opt out of this Obama campaign exercise. Indeed, it is time for the corporate sector to realise that it is illegal for them to support one political interest against the other. The failed third-term campaign, funded by corporate Nigeria and spear-headed by Okereke-Onyuike is still fresh in our memory.

The lack of sanctions by the Corporate Affairs Commission has emboldened this new venture into the American political terrain.

With a strict law enforcement regime in the US, both the stock exchange and the Federal Nigeria may pay for this avoidable political indiscretion.

Ibime:
May they continue to chase us without success all season

Sounds better

congrats

It'll do you well to use the SPELL CHECK button.


Why is the exam called post-jamb? Is 't to admit students based on the JAMB score or their score?

ok good 'un.


Time constraint is really aproblem

thank you.

Sky Blue:
^^^ You could at least have referenced where you got that last post from since such view was taken from an article.

bad belle

This story has been denied by the LASG and classified as RUMOR.

It was in the papers yesterday

total lack of co-ordination ny our 'administrators'

Did you hear 'twas sold not to you?

dean

mba students

hmmmm

so what will [i]PAPA [/i]do?

make us handsome

hell

before 5pm

I doubt that.

Visit Zain's website and multilinks

http://www.ng.zain.com/en/zain-extras/interactive/index.html
Quiz Line Watch Quick Win on NTA AM Express (Mon- Fri) at 7.30AM. To participate, dial 35855. 100.00 per Min Ultima Ltd

There are really winners:

http://itrealms..com/2007/09/telemedia-presents-n15m-cheque-to-jimoh.html

Recharge card hawker and winner of the N1.513,000 million in the Quiz Line being promoted by Telemedia Interactive, Mr. Jimoh Aliu, has been presented with his cheque at a ceremony in Lagos.

Even as Telemedia has lifted the SOS Children’s Village and Little Saints Orphanage Homes with N100,000 each.

Quiz Line is a phone-in programme that avails callers to interact with the presenter by playing around the questionnaire available through calling 345 on the MTN network or 358555 on other networks in existence in the country at the cost of N100 per call.

Welcoming guest to the occasion, the chief promoter of the Quiz Line and Managing Director, Telemedia Interactive, Mr. Femi Ayeni, noted that every day the programme is on the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA), many people are emerging as winners of several prizes.

He also said that before now, the programme has made a fisherman N60,000 richer as well as an Enugu-based businessman N500,000 wealthier.

According to him, Quiz Line is not just about giving out money to participants, but keeping Nigerians aware of contemporary issues, both locally and internationally.

He disclosed that Telemedia decided to give a boost to some selected orphanage homes in Lagos as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).

“Quiz Line is not all about people winning money, so we decided to give out N100,000 to CDC, Little Saints and now SOS,” he said.

This, he said, would contribute immensely in alleviating hardship of these less privilege homes.

Also speaking, chairman of the occasion and top Nigerian comedian, Chief Chika Okpala, advised the winner, Mr. Aliu to ensure proper investment of his winning and lauded Telemedia for living up to its promise.

“You should use your money very well and not marry many wives,” Chief Okpala advised.

He later presented the cheque of N1,513,000 to Mr. Aliu in the company of the General Manager, Telemedia, Mr. Olu Akinlabi.

Equally commenting, Mr. Akinlabi informed that Telemedia had donated to CDC in June, Little Saint in July and SOS for the month of August.

Representative of the Consumer Protection Council (CPC) and Director of Surveillance and Enforcement, Mr. Emmanuel Abdullahi, also commended the management of Telemedia for the transparent manner they have been carrying out their activities in Quiz Line, since the programme began.

As monitors of promotions in the country and consumer concern, he said, that CPC is happy and expressed gratitude for being present to witness the event.
“Mr. Ayeni is always making out time to visit CPC from time to time to know how the consumers and the council is feeling about the programme,” he said, advising Mr. Aliu to ensure that he reports back to CPC when he clears the cheque to put it on record that everything went on well.