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LMAO

Only becomerich aka musiwa can have this kind of crazy effect.

If the story is true, then Ghana is not acting smart, even South Africa despite the current diplomatic rancor with Nigeria knows better.

Soon Ghana will need a favour that Nigeria better than any other country can easily give, but then Nigeria will remember this.

[quote author=ekt_bear]lmao.

What reason do I have to lie? Fire up a client to your SQL server and figure it the issue...I shouldn't have to debug your stuff for you.

At a minimum, you can verify for yourself that it says I've been logged in for 2+ months..[/quote]Oh no! I think I get your problem now. You are confusing the "Time spent online" on your profile to mean you are continuously logged on.

No, the 2 months + "Time spent online" on your profile is the cumulative time you have spent on NL since you registered.

Wish you all the best.

Be bold, strong, tough and decisive and you will not need to beg the media to stop portraying you as weak.

You pass this time


freecocoa4OAMJ, Kola, Someone

How are you my people?

Thank God it's Friday! Make una enjoy the weekend o

So sad, really unfortunate.

ACM10: OAM4J, why did u delete the post by Ola_one?

Where? I didn't delete any of his posts.

Very interesting thread! At least good one for a change.

Even if they are not historical brothers, they can be good friends, partners or form an alliance for the good of both citizens.

pDude: @OAM4J- I want to know why I was banned this morning. I didn't insult anyone nor did I spam anywhere on the forum, but I was banned.

Please a speedy response would be appreciated.

Sorry, I didn't ban you. I just checked your ban log, it was the antispam bot that mistakenly banned you because you quoted a spam post about JAMB.

Next time avoid quoting a spam post cos the anti-spam still cant differentiate the original post from the quoted post, if you must respond to a spam post, just mention the poster without quoting the post.

Sorry about it bro.

hahahaha @ anybody, that na cheating jor


Kola, freecocoa4OAMJ, Geecee

TCD: Sir, The differnce between you and IFY is she actually SAW those legs. The images in the first post are obviously photoshopped and grossly exaggerated. And the 2nd pic you referred to you have automatically taken it as Oke's legs even without his face showing, for all we know it could be someone else's diabetic foot. If people are going to ask for help, let them, but when they begin exaggerating and sensationalizing, that's obtaining under false pretences, fraud aka deceit. Nobody likes being lied to or deceived.

Thank you! Exactly my point.

Why deceive people with pictures of legs full of sores instead of already healed legs?

Ify made 3 assumptions base on what she saw, and one of her assumptions is still very valid, that the legs are healed.

I really don't know what Oke is going to do in india, amputate the legs or reconstruct the legs?

@OP

What is unsavory about Ifyalways report? What has Ify who volunteered of her own will to verify the case got to gain by lying against Oke?

What is untrue about her report that the legs are not looking like the ones being portrayed on the net?

Or is it possible for someone with the legs on those pictures being portrayed on the net to be walking about?

Truth be told, the people running Oke's campaign should have used recent pictures of already healed legs and not pictures of sore legs with a bid to deceive/manipulate people to give.

I will never support that.


God will continue to bless Ify always.

Whatever a man can do, a woman can do, even better.

This is not funny

Musiwa 2015!

Let the campaign start!

^lol You are wicked Answer him nao, before I move this thread to its home.

I wish Oke all the best. The people running his campaign should have used his recent pictures and not the other ones being used.

If this is his recent picture, then it is not different from what Ify reported.


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Money is power, no doubt, with money you can buy almost everything.

Information gives knowledge and knowledge is power. With a good knowledge you not only make money but you can control those with money that are clueless.

Lemme put it another way, with knowledge you cannot go back to being ignorant/clueless even if you don't have money, but money without knowledge will be wasted and then poverty comes. Also you need more than money to have knowledge, so technically, you cannot buy knowledge, but you can 'rent' it by paying those who have it, how far that will carry you depends on how much money you have and what those with knowledge are willing to charge you.

Put a poor knowledgeable man together with a clueless man than just won a lottery/inheritance of N1B, all other things being equal, chances are that in 10yrs time the knowledgeable man will sill be knowledgeable but now rich and the clueless lottery winner will still be clueless but now poor.

Kobojunkie: I don't believe in luck, and I don't believe in anyone's agenda. This is not about Jonathan but Nigeria. It's been 18 months. . . tally all we have spent in that time, measure it against the goals set and the actual deadlines we have managed to meet since then,along with the many changes we have had to make so far, and you get the sense that we are likely not going to hit that December 2012 milestone.

It does not matter who is running the show as it is clear that after elections, there seems no going back in Nigeria. What I am more concerned about is the costs, and how much we have left should we fail, after yet another try at this.

he he he .lol You missed my sarcasm.

You are too serious jare, you really expect too much. No, I am not surprised. I would have been surprised otherwise.

Beaf: [size=14pt]The proposed National Super Grid[/size]
By Sun News Publishing
Friday, August 20, 2010

President Goodluck Jonathan's recent approval of the immediate construction of a new National Super Grid to boost Nigeria's electricity generation to about 7000 megawatts (MW) by April 2011 is good news.

But the amount that has been endorsed for release by the president for the project - N525 billion - is a lot of money that should be effectively deployed to ensure that the objective is realised.

The 700 KV Super Grid is expected to be completed in four years at a cost of $3.5 billion. It is a component of the government's new roadmap for the power sector, which will be unveiled in Lagos on August 26.

The new Grid is expected to increase the nation's capacity to transmit power across vast distances, which the existing 330/132 KV Grid cannot do. It will be funded as a Federal asset with additional financing from private investors and international development agencies.

It has been estimated that it will increase power generation to 6939 MW by April 2011 and 14019 by December 2013. While we support this latest bid to resolve Nigeria's acute power shortage problem with a Super Grid, Nigerians cannot but be sceptical because this is not the first time that we are hearing grandiose plans for power generation in the country. Huge sums have been committed to power projects over the years without any commensurate improvement in power supply.

The case of the $16 billion reportedly committed to power projects by the erstwhile president, Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, without any positive impact on power supply in the country during his administration is still very fresh. The probe of the expenditure by the House of Representatives did not yield any significant results.

Nigerians are tired of failed promises and gargantuan expenditure in the power sector. We want to see electricity in our houses and factories and not on the pages of newspapers. Whatever amount is spent to increase electricity supply in the country is money well spent, provided the stated objectives are realised. Increased power supply will give the nation a boost, and the economy will be better for it.

It is time for action in the power sector. The people cannot continue to live on promises. To make progress in our quest for stable electricity supply, we need to determine how sums that were voted for the sector in the past were expended. It is important to account for the huge sums released in the recent past, before another N525 billion is put in, otherwise, the new investment may end up the same way as the former ones.

There should be closure on the matter of $16 billion investment in electricity generation by the Obasanjo administration to reassure the people that it did not just go down the cesspit of corruption. Also, that the proposed investment is not just a ploy by the Jonathan administration to feather its own nest in preparation for the coming general election.

Efforts should be made to ensure that all outstanding projects in the sector are delivered, to lay a good example for those who have been charged with the construction of the new National Super Grid. Nigerians no longer want to hear stories and excuses for non-perfromance. We need to see a change. We, however, hope that the latest contract has been carefully thought through. It has provided new hope that the nation will soon get out of the power cul de sac, which should not be dashed.

April is just eight months away. By that time, the people will assess the impact of the new Super Grid and the government will receive either praises or condemnation for the project. The government, last year, failed to deliver on the 6000 MW promise. Everything should be done to ensure that there is no room for failure on this fresh promise of 7000 MW by April 2011.

http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/opinion/editorial/2010/aug/20/editorial-20-08-2010-001.htm

Ok that was suppose to happen by April 2011 and this is March 2012. . . erm, erm erm blame the delay on Boko Haram.

Kobojunkie: 1 year 6 months later . . . .https://dev.findicons.com/files/icons/1039/manto/128/laugh.png

We are only on March, it will happen before December by luck.

Jonathan made the promise not PDP, it's the reason many voted for Jonathan and not PDP, He is a lucky man, his luck will make it happen.

Have Faith in GEJ's Fresh Air and GEJ's Transformation Agenda.

Finally! Good one!

Becomerich, save us all these lectures and make Seun a good offer he cant refuse. How much are you willing to pay?

Be informed that Jonathan, Dangote, Otedeola, Dantata and Adenuga are equally interested. Also Bill Gates have been asking questions about NL lately.

So. make Seun a generous offer. Did you say $12.23[b]B[/b]? I think NL is worth a lot more than that and others might be willing to pay more, step it up