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It is a real wa. Electric controlled Jacuzzi, body massaging bed?.......chai chai, chai.........diarisgodu ooooooo When women still die of post partum complications, workers are being owed, many roads still unrepaired. To even think that the money used to fund such brazen profilgacy was borrowed even makes it more pathetic.......... Anyway, I wont jump into conclusions now as most (if not all) politicians are the same. I dare Fayose to be different |
If I click that link, make i suspend for air.Mbok |
9icetoo:and or turning off ignition in traffic. Putting stickers of any of the services on the windscreen of their cars in order to drive against traffic |
ShenTeh: God bless you........you made my day ![]() |
This is a very hilarious job seeker’s response to a company’s rejection letter. Note this is possibly a humour but in all, a good laugh is a good treat. Read the letter below. Dear Sir, Thank you for your letter of 5th October, 2014. After careful consideration I regret to inform you that I am unable to accept your refusal to offer me employment with your company. This year I have been particularly fortunate in receiving an unusually large number of rejection letters. With such a varied and promising field of employers, it is impossible for me to accept all refusals. Despite your company’s outstanding qualifications and previous experience in rejecting applicants, I find that your rejection does not meet my needs at this time. Therefore I will start work with your company on Monday 20th of October, 2014 at 8:30 am. I look forward to seeing you then. Yours Faithfully AA http://blog.ngcareers.com/4198/a-job-seekers-response-to-a-companys-rejection-letter/ |
Now this is really very inspiring. No matter how seemingly bad it gets we should always be appreciative of our condition because it could have been worse. How family is so cute, Thank God for his life. |
Ladystewie:There are reasons why lectures are given and time to prepare for exams also given. If a student knows that if (s)he fails an exam EVEN IN FINAL YEAR, it will lead to repeating a whole academic session, such student should put in whatever it takes to pass with a clean sheet. In life, in order to succeed , complacency is never a good ingredient for a successful recipe. Again, they must have known even before getting to that level. |
Ladystewie:So if a final year student fails a 3 unit course, it should be waived ehn kwa? I give up ****Edited*** There are reasons why lectures are given and time to prepare for exams also given. If a student knows that if (s)he fails an exam EVEN IN FINAL YEAR, it will lead to repeating a whole academic session, such student should put in whatever it takes to pass with a clean sheet. I went to a school where even [b]ONE UNIT [/b]Course earned students spill overs , let alone 3 and this was a Federal University Complacency is never a good ingredient for a successful recipe. Again, they must have known even before getting to that level, so kini big deal?. |
I really wonder the reason behind this thread. Talking about people nOt minding their own business. |
pickabeau1:Just curious, how was SAF able to use such 'crap' team to win the much he did? |
RoyalRoy:Talking about De Gea, i haven't seen him perform so well as that Everton match before. Infact he won that match for us. Well, we will keep hope alive... Reds for Ever!!!! |
pickabeau1:They did not play for DM(grand conspiracy, yeah?) Well, I want us back in our winning ways that's all I am for. |
pickabeau1:But SAF used same players to achieve so much feat... |
Kachisbarbie:Nwa Aba............... ![]() |
Its good to have this thread back. Greetings to the veterans here.....Nashville, TV01, Coogar(Fellow red), Bellong, pickbeau1 and many others.....not forgetting RoyalRoy the banmaster I will be coming with very pressing questions soon.............stay tuned Just a poser, what could be the reason for Man U's dip.....we conceed goals easily, even though we have been scoring too. |
No,it isn't. Why would anyone do such? Allow the kid's innocence jare |
That's a good one from HP. It's good big organizations like HP are taking responsibilities for their actions/inactions. |
I Love you ke.......for where? If i hear............ But I know they do. I havent said it either....I guess we all are old school? ![]() However, I will practically sing it to my kids.......when the time reaches. ![]() |
thandii1:Exactly my sentiments. These colours mehn.........Eleyi gidi gan |
thandii1:Exactly my sentiments. These colours mehn.........Eleyi gidi gan ![]() |
That's sad........ Now I believe the Pharmaceutical giants will step up their game Whatever happened to Almighty Zmapp........... |
Mehn, this was really superfast oo. I thought the acting governor had appealed the judgement. What if the Court of Appeal reverses the High court's judgement? Adamawa ......entertaining Nigerians since 1900BC |
I belong to the funny dp and everpresent group. Mehn,life is too short for so much seriousness. We deserve to smile/laugh always. I hate the BC people........gosh, it's so annoying. How can someone just send BCs to say 'contact check' bikonu ? |
egopersonified: Why does this thread look familiar? Anyway, be conscious of lacasera and poo.You mean this: https://www.nairaland.com/1806801/dont-get-50k-24hours-time/13#24681710 ![]() |
Unionised: I don't know if it's just eagerness to please or inferiority complex or immaturity or just plain societal pressure, that's makes a serious minded woman not to DEFINE a relationship before jumping into it.Sorry I had to quote you, but I am so loving your approach. Relationships should be defined ab initio so that each party knows what is expected of him/her. Besides, when a (realistic) target is set, achieving it is much more easier as plans would be laid out. I believe that at any point either or both parties feel the relationship wont work anymore,they should maturely agree and separate. A failed relationship is far better than a failed marriage. Lots of young people just go into a relationship just for the sake of it without plans. |
uzolexis: I think it's better those who frequent education section handle this and they should also nominate someone that participates actively in education section IMOWhy do you think so? I think some peope have distinguished themselves both in their personal and professional lives. Having said that, I hereby nominate Jarus... |
suckerpunch: Picture of the baby few meters away from Sandra's womanliness with the umbilical cord still intact or ........ Werey ![]() |
naturally: Na wa o. No pix?Pix, attached now sire!! |
http://aitonline.tv/admin_controller/generalItem/NewsImages/4814.jpg. Ari Wibowo sheds his skin like a snake every 41 days and must constantly smear his body with moisturiser to stop it hardening and seizing up. The Indonesian teenager has a rare skin condition that doctors in Indonesia have been unable or unwilling to treat and which has left him with an extraordinary appearance. He suffers from Erythroderma, an inflammatory skin disease also known as 'red man syndrome', that causes the skin over almost the entire body to become scaly and flake off. Ari has shed his skin every 41 days since he was born 16 years ago. He must soak his body in water every hour - night and day - and smear himself with lotion every three hours to prevent drying out. Photographer Nurcholis Anhari Lubis, 35, has documented the little boy’s condition as part of an essay project and describes the boy's skin condition as ‘scaly like a snake about to shed his skin’. ‘It’s really sad because he was not born normally and has scaly skin all over his body, similar to being severely burnt, from the sole of his feet up to his head,’ Mr Lubis told Daily Mail Australia. ‘If the boy doesn't moisturise or soak his skin in water, his body would shrivel and harden up like a sculpture and he won't be able to move,' Mr Lubis said. 'If he leaves it unattended for too long, he won’t be able to speak because the wrinkles inside his mouth would go hard and it would dry out all his blood in his body.' Mr Lubis said Ari's family were told by doctors at the hospital where he was born that it did not have the resources to treat the condition, and asked them to take the infant away. He and his family now live by a routine of constant washing and dressing his skin with creams. Still, the boy is trying to live a normal life in his village. 'He eats normal food like everyone else and his favourite snacks are instant noodles and crackers,' Mr Lubis said. ‘He had trouble making friends when he was younger and would often go and play with the other kids but most of the time, they would avoid him because he is different to everyone else.' Ari is taking lessons, but is forced to study alone because of ignorance about his condition in the community. ‘No schools are willing to accept him because they fear his skin condition would be contagious to teachers and other students,' Mr Lubis said. Ari also suffers prejudice because of superstitions in his village. Mr Lubis said many people blame Ari's condition on a superstition that if a woman mistreats animals while she is pregnant then it will affect her unborn child. Some people believe Ari's mother ‘tortured a lizard’ she found in the family home when she was pregnant with Ari. ‘I do not believe the myths but in Indonesia, there are still a lot of people who believe this,’ Mr Lubis said. Jakarta-based Mr Lubis spent four days with the little boy and his family. ‘When I approached Ari for a photo shoot, he looked very shy but didn't feel embarrassed and was happy to share his story,’ he said. ‘My interests have been to document lives and the way humans live in their own world, interacting with it and struggling to change it into their own way.' Ari has trouble talking because of the condition and the vision in his right eye is impaired, while the left must be kept moist with constant drops. - See more at: http://aitonline.tv/post-the__snake_boy__who_has_shed_his_skin_every_41_days_since_he_was_born#sthash.2tFjNkdG.dpuf
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