youngest85:
Dats y it's gud to test run b4 buying a car

hahahahahahahaha abeg i nor fit laugh

A woman dragged her husband before a sharia court in birnin kudu, Jigawa State to dissolved their one month old marriage. When the wife was asked the reason she want to quit the marriage her answer was simple;

My husband can not take care of me, if i ask him for money he always say he is broke and worse of it all is that he can not even satisfy me. He can’t even stay up to 3 minutes at ago,

She also begged the court to dissolved the marriage so as not to make her fall to the temptation of cheating which violates the terms of the contract but also the law of Allah.

http://www.naijaamebo.com/wife-begged-court-to-dissolve-1-month-of-marriage-says-husband-cant-last-3-minutes/

ArodewilliamsT:
The dullard won't sign that bill. He's averse to intellectualism, he himself refused to attend one in 2015. So stop wasting legislative hours on a document that'll be torn into shreds in aso rock.

I think He is the one that sent the bill for approval

Twenty one girls from the 200 Chibok school girls kidnapped by Islamist Boko Haram insurgents in April 2014 has been released to the Nigerian government, a government source told SaharaReporters.

The sources disclosed that the girls were picked up by military helicopter from Banki area of Borno state where Boko Haram militants dropped them off earlier today.

The release of the 21 girls comes as President Buhari began a three-day trip to Germany to discuss assistance for the rebuilding of the northeastern part of Nigeria ravaged by Boko Haram.
http://www.naijaamebo.com/breaking-boko-haram-makes-u-turn-releases-21-chibok-girls/

The Senate has commenced moves to make it mandatory for those seeking elective positions to participate in pre-election debates.

The moves by the Senate followed the presentation of a bill by Sen. Abdulfatai Buhari (APC- Oyo North) which was read for the second time.

The upper legislative chamber referred the bill to the Committee on Establishment and Public Service as well as Committee on INEC.

The bill is entitled: “Nigerian Political Debates Commission Bill, 2015.”

If passed, those seeking election as president, governor, lawmakers and other elective positions, including their running mates, would have to go through a debate which would be organised by a proposed commission.
http://www.naijaamebo.com/election-debates-mandatory-president-buhari-passes-bill/

NgcoboP:

it is a very terrible place to serve. and am not your dear

It is not a terrible place to serve as corpers there are treated well get your facts right. they even pay state allowance and the people there are very homely.

NgcoboP:

not possible. jigawa is a state that has a huge dislike for non indigenous peoples... I will advise you the op to be careful what you spread

my dear Dont copers serve there? and who told u they dislike non indigenous people. you should do your research before posting somethings on social

A batch A corp member serving in Jigawa State was caught after her allegedly stop some properties belonging to his Employee in his place of primary assignment

http://www.naijaamebo.com/corp-member-stole-4-laptops-plasma-tv-belonging-employee/

Listen to your body, and don’t push through pain during any exercise or activities.

Set up your work and home office ergonomically. Use a small lumbar support at your waist level when sitting, feet flat on the floor with the knees at a 90 degree angle. The middle of the computer monitor should be at eye level, and the keyboard just above your lap with the arms at 90 degrees or a little lower.

Get up and move. Do not sit for more than one hour at a time. Take one minute each hour to stretch a different part of your body.

Use good body mechanics when lifting or moving objects. Avoid bending over at the waist to pick things up; use your legs — never your back.

If you have to perform heavy manual labor, take frequent breaks, and stretch throughout the day.

Don’t be a weekend warrior. Take time to stretch every day in preparation for your favorite weekend sports.

A tight neck and hamstrings also put unneeded pressure on the back. Make sure to stretch all areas of the body.

Strong core muscles help support your back. Simple balance exercises such as standing on one leg for one to two minutes will work your abdominal muscles without the need for sit-ups.

If you are re-starting an exercise routine, start low and slow. See how your body adapts before increasing time or intensity.

If taking these measures do not prevent or reduce the back pain, or the condition worsens, a visit to the physician’s office is necessary. After examining a patient with chronic back pain, a physician can determine what forms of treatment or testing may be needed.

http://www.newslauge.com.ng/manage-treat-reduce-back-pain/

This is very bad when will this ever stop in this country!!! in other news a corp member stole his employee properties and was caught with the use of juju. http://www.naijaamebo.com/corp-member-stole-4-laptops-plasma-tv-belonging-employee/