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elegantslayer:
which of the solution is correct, there are many solutions up here nawwww....just quote d solution...

naturalwaves:
I am on the road and cannot grab a pen but let me use my phone to solve it.
The answer is m=-4/3 or m=2
Check the pictures atta he'd for a comprehensive solution.

elegantslayer:
Pls which of the solution is the correct answer??

domido:
Lol!! Agbalumo for #50. Nawa oo
Funny

AngryIgboMan:
People should be careful. I live in Lagos. This is a scam.

Cheapest self con in chevron estate is over 700k... Thats even if there is one there.

Even average price of self con within Lekki axis is between 400-500k not to talk if Chevron... Home of the Super Rich.

I took a client house hunting within there one day and we couldn't find an empty one bedroom flat.

There is an estate I went to one day within chevron and i saw over 50 cars. The cheapest car there is 30 Million.

3 bedroom Flats at chevron range from 2 million to 7 million per annum.

Does this area look like where you can get a room for 700k not to talk of 250k?

Alarm bells are ringing.

domido:
It is well ooo. But really if I had a place to stay on the island I would have come for search of jobs oo. Las las we go smile

domido:
Self con for #250k,and its cheap? Or I don't know what self con is again?! How do you guys do this. Una dey try oo

Ella2Cool:
I need a lady to share a self con in Chevron, Lekki. Total package is 320k, with rent per annum at 250k. The apartment is upstairs and it's lovely. Mention/dm me if interested, this is urgent please. Happy prosperous new year guys!

Swissheart:
Thanks for all that you do for me Darl. Knowing God has brought you guys to me, I am convinced I'll be fine. I appreciate your supports always

Swissheart:
2019.... I watched My Wura ( Mom) transits into glory. It's been too tough

AkhereOkaka:
Tell him dear, often times people uses use words without knowing what it means

Aybalance:
pls help:
Two drivers Alison and Kelvin are participating in a drag race.Beginning from a standing start they each proceed with a constant acceleration .kelvin covers the last 1/4 of the distance in 3 secs whereas alison covers the last 1/3 of the distance in 4secs .Who wins and by how much time?

Amuatulu:
Do u mind sending me ur daily tips

Akanoo1:
Thank you

Mrshape:
Nice one Naturalwave

Akanoo1:
In how many ways can the letters of the word OBASANJO be arranged such that the vowels will not be together. Need help on this question please, I promised my cousin to assist. Thank you

schoolboi:
God bless you for this post.

DexterousOne:
Betting is NOT a business

Betting should have been a form of entertainment or adrenaline rush at best


But because Nigeria is a poverty stricken hopeless country

Everyone in it sees is as a means of income, and a means to hammer

Betting is only business for the bet owners

Jackossky:
I think I figured it out. Would like to see yours to know of mine conflicts with yours.

Jackossky:
The question 3A please?

Pantoo:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bLYcTqkp9w

A number of notable individuals from Africa have been awarded the honor of the Nobel Prize.

5 Nobel Laureates From Africa
Statues in Cape Town commemorate famous South Africans, some of whom have received the Nobel Prize. Photo credit: Circumnavigation

The Nobel Prize is awarded each year to celebrate achievements in Physics, Chemistry, Physiology/Medicine, Literature, and Peace. Of these, several are from the African continent. South Africa's Max Theiler was the first African to win a Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1951. In 1960, Albert Luthuli of South Africa was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, becoming the first black African to win a Nobel Prize. In 1991, Nadine Gordimer of South Africa became the first white African woman to win a Nobel Prize when she was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. In 2004, Wangari Maathai of Kenya was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize becoming the first black African woman to win a Nobel Prize.
5. Nelson Mandela
Nelson Mandela became the first black South African president in 1994 until 1999 when he retired. He was born on July 18, 1918, in Umtata, South Africa. He pursued law at the University of the Witwatersrand. However, he faced much discrimination in the predominantly white school. With Frederik Willem de Klerk, Mandela was the co-recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize 1993 for staging a peaceful demonstration against the apartheid regime and offering a platform for a democratic South Africa. Mandela remained a philanthropist throughout his life and in 2008, in his 90th birthday celebration, he asked the rich to extend a hand to the poor people around the world. Mandela died on December 5, 2013, at his home with his family surrounding him. A state funeral was held on December 15 and was attended by more than ninety heads of states and government from all over the world.

4. Kofi Annan
Kofi Atta Annan served as the seventh Secretary-General of the United Nations in 1997 until 2006. He was born on April 8, 1938, in Kofandros, Ghana. He was schooled at the Methodist School before proceeding to the Kumasi College of Science and Technology to study a course in economics. He later studied at Macalester College in Minnesota, United States. UN and Annan jointly received the 2001 Nobel Peace Prize for his dedication to human rights.

3. Albert Luthuli
Albert Luthuli was a South African politician who served as the President of the African National Congress (ANC) after his election in 1952. The ANC fought against discrimination from the white minority government in the country. Albert Luthuli was born in 1898 and died on July 21, 1967, in an accident. After completing his teaching course, he taught at a primary in Blaausboch, Natal as the principal and the only teacher. Luthuli was elected to the committee of ANC a year after joining the body. The following year he organized non-violent campaigns together with other ANC members to hurl defiance at the discriminatory laws introduced by the minority government. In 1960, Luthuli received the Nobel Peace Prize for his contribution to nonviolent campaigns against the apartheid.


2 Wangari Maathai
Wangari Maathai was a Kenyan environmentalist born on April 1, 1940. She attended the University of Pittsburgh in the USA as well as the University of Nairobi in Kenya. Wangari founded the Green Belt Movement in 1997, a non-profit organization engaged in women rights advocacy, tree planting and the protection of the environment. After receiving the Right Livelihood Award in 1984, she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004 and became the first woman from Africa to receive such award for her contribution to sustainable development, democracy, and peace. She passed away in the year 2011 from cancer.

1. Wole Soyinka

Wole Soyinka is a Nigerian poet and playwright born on July 13, 1934. He studied both in Nigeria and the United Kingdom, after which he got a job with the Royal Court Theatre in London. Here, he wrote plays. He taught at different universities including Harvard, Yale, and Oxford. Soyinka received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1986 in the field of literature. Among his works are Mandela’s Earth poem, essays such as Dialogue and Outrage, and A Voyage Around Essay.

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VessyO:
It is just a shame that a good number of you Naira landers are like your fathers who have refused to acknowledge anything good coming from the East. How come we never heard that all other universities have been using electronic voting until today when UNIZIK successfully accomplished this feat? You guys go ahead and continue doing your e-voting with your empty mouths. We know where innovation always from in this country. Shame on the lazy drones who see nothing good in others. When INEC told us all that it was not possible now, you empty brains did not remember to tell them it's not lie...that so many universities are already using it. Congratulations UNIZIK.

bencliff2017:
Thank you very much, can you suggest a very good school for me around basorun , akobo area I want to change my son school and presently I am not in the country

Darivie04:
You're going to need an original idea or a deep observation because straightforward approaches don't seem to go anywhere