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Stevengold:
location?

Lagos

A used samsung s4 19500 for sale @18000 or swap. The phone is not that clean though.
Location- Surulere, Lagos.
Call/whatsapp 07036338900

Still available

Still available......

Is it the dual sim version? If not, na 20k 000

What's your last price?

Used samsung s4 19500 for sale @18000 though not that clean. Call/whatsapp 07036338900

AskProf:
Not enough.

Last price?

I have samsung s4 for sale but not clean @20k
Contact me on whatsapp 07036338900

AskProf:
I've been here for SEVEN years, you toddler.

So. I wont accord you any further attention, not today.

15k contact me on whazapp 07036338900

I want to swap my Samsung s4 with another phone. Anyone interested?

S5 is worth buying. The battery is good compared to s4 and s6.

CSTR1003:
You are so decent yet the value of human life is worth less than a cow in the north.

You obviously don't know the meaning of decency.

San Fernando valley (the global home of porn in America) is more decent than every single part of the north.
Girls there have a higher standard of living and dignity than 90% of northerners alive.

Vividly, most of your people are involved in the killings in the north. Northerners are so decent that they don't rape their children and eventually use them for money ritual.

olasco18:
As we all knw that bbnaija is coming to an end today.....bt i always wonder why ist that since the inception of the tv program bbnaija up till date, there is no any house mate frm the north...either north central which comprises of jos,taraba,benue etc..or northeast and north West also..there av nver bn a house mate from hausa....what could b d reason for that.. and those people av never complained of marginalisation........

Because Northerners are descent.

I have Samsung s4 for swap though, not too clean.
Whatsapp only: 07036338900

ezekwe1:
Lets swap . I'll give you my Nokia Lumia 535 and 2k then you give me your Samsung s3

Interested in my Samsung s4? Contact me@
Whazapp: 07036338900

3DCYCLOPS:
Hello everyone, please i need your advise on this..I submitted my mobilization form on the 26th of March but wasn't mobilized for the present Batch, when i check on the NYSC portal it shows 'No record found. Contact your school for verification of the approved list'.....Please i wish to know if i'm to resubmit my mobilization form come next batch?

It's obvious that your school didn't upload your name. You should hold on till next batch or report to your school.

MNDY:
My apologies. I crosschecked and saw that it is July that is stated for Orientation Course (Camp particularly) on the dashboard.

But do you or anybody else here know whether it is early, mid or late July pls? Let's not also rule out the fact that NYSC may shift the date back subsequently, it is usually meant to be 1month interval and not 2months. Their arrangements this year just get as e just be.

I was not actually well prepared to have gone with this first set of PCMs anyway; in my own opinion, they were rushed.

I don't know, this is naija; and anything can still happen. Let's pray for the best.

I have samsung s4 but not clean for swap with iphone.

Wazapp only 07036338900

MNDY:
Heard Camp would actually be in June, hence making it a June/July thing.

You people have started again. Is it official?

Masha Allah

CorpaMarket:
Happy Sunday Pcms our #5000 package will close soon

I need the package,where is your location? I stay in surulere,Lagos.

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cuszy:
IPhone 5s for sale or swap 35k call or WhatsApp me on 07031585696

Swap with Samsung s4

Pls do u have hp mini with cd slot?