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Dimples192:
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Hi how are you?

sinizia:
Nairaland mods, killing people's vibe since time immemorial circa 1B.C

missclasssy:
Excuse me sir, I am co-hosting the show with naijaboiy, I just corrected her.

akinsadeez:
Don't lock the thread. This is a very pivotal moment in the history of this wooing challenge


Some of the posts you deem bad can just be hidden.

Speakdatruth:
dumb
very dumb
tot u got brain, i was wrong, it's just d keepin as$ tins

cherryice:
enjoy the love going on here then

cherryice:
Obinoscopy I know you a mod
pls lock this thread even if its for a while so they can all sleep off thanks

pendy79:
Lalasticlala seun maclatunji obinoscopy don't know why the topic about the Yoruba Elders Summit isn't on The front page since yesterday.

T3amie:
who are you

wisdomguy4u:
How old are you? Am sure u a teen.

Richard6:
Good morning everyone:
Sorry about the way things turned, its never anybody's wish to see his brother, sister, fan or client to fail or lose. The secret of business is keeping to our own end of the bargain. Anybody who loses N1 no matter however you lose it has the emotional right to be angry and express himself or herself, so I hold nothing against anybody. There will always be bad days and good days and with GOD on our side, good days will always over come bad days. Everyone will surely get his refund soon. Thanks and have a blessed day.

Arinzechukwu:
Its obvious u don't read other pages, he once responded to ur message, if u want to take cus of one person's words of jealousness and over look the testimonies of majority and deny majority of d joy, happiness, bettin strategy and technics many get from richard, go ahead..bt be wise.

ozoigbondu:
OP your headline does not co relate with the body.

Minimah clearly states that he is not qualified to talk on INEC issues since it is only them that is comptent to talk about elections.The issues of government structure is not a problem it can be reinstated quick quick and elections held after all it was part of the reason this elections was postponed.North east is overflowing with soldiers so security will not is not problem.

Elections must and will be held in yobe adamawa and bornu

MzJackBaueress:
Misleading headline.

Samunique:
Very very misleading!!!!

I'm a fan of GEJ but if election does not hold in northeast then he is not a man of integrity.

Arinzechukwu:
Many testify how honurable richard is, not jst only me. U won't knw cus u are nt in a whatsapp group. If u were richard, wld u refund candarlon after all his words and txt which he sent to richard privately? We learn manners and wen some doesn't want to learn, u discipline him. Adedeji testified here dat it was richard who asked for his acct details and he got his refund. For richard to kip quiet on candarlon must be for a reason which u shld find out and nt threatenin to ban. If u use ur power unjustly, u may nt ans to humans bt to God, so be wise in judgement. I hope u won't ban me.

Arinzechukwu:
Winning again today and am here to say a big tnks to our oga @d top! I hope dis site wil nt be turned into politics. Pple shld use dia power well. Oga obinoscopy, hear frm our oga and saviour frm bookies b4 u ban. If he cld refund adedeji and hasn't refunded candarlon, try and find out and nt threatenin wit ban...my opinion.

Obinoscopy:
Candarlon will neither kill nor jail you. So when are you refunding their money as you promised? I need a time frame.

I promise that any nler who insults you on this forum will be sanctioned. Just send me a PM and I will take action.

However I must be quick to add that you might be sanctioned as well if you renege on your promise of a refund to the nlers you mentioned.

Hoping to hear from you soon.

Regards,
Obinoscopy

goodtalk:
Hi Auction Export/Luchiia Mendosa

With regards to a phone call from one of your staff Mr Sam Hassan yesterday, kindly inform him and Luciia mendosa that i sent an email and also called there phone lines over 20 times today and they are not responding to calls, and also i sent an email about four hours ago yet am yet to get a respose!
Auction Exports unprofessionalism beats my wildest imagination.

The federal government has set aside the sum of N600 million to compensate farmers whose farms were affected by the avian influenza (Bird Flu).

“So far, 300 farmers were identified as being affected from 18 states of the federation where the disease had manifested,” the minister of agriculture and rural development, Dr Akinwumi Adesina, said.

He made this known at a function at Tahir Guest Palace Hotel, Kano, on Monday, during the “Training-of-Trainers on Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) Workshop,” organised by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the federal government of Nigeria.

Adesina was represented by a director from the ministry, Dr AbdulGaniu Abubakar, who further stated that 255 farms were so far detected as being affected by the disease.

“One million birds have been depopulated. Our record shows that out of the 255 farms that were affected, Kano has the largest share with 158 farms affected in the 18 states,” he revealed.

He called on the government of Kano State to be up and doing in combating the disease.

“We directed our staff at the ministry to work hand in hand with the Kano State Government in controlling the menace,” stated the minister’s representative.

Abuja — The federal government has vowed to ensure that schools are not attacked before, during and after the forthcoming general elections‎ as adequate attention has been put in place to avoid crises.

The minister of state for education, Prof Viola Onwuliri disclosed this, weekend, when she meet principals of unity colleges.

‎She said principals, teachers and other major staff of unity schools across the country will be moved to other schools for effective service.

Onwuliri urged the principals to officially inform the Federal Ministry of Education of projects that are abandoned and those that have been completed and handed over to the schools.

The minister also ordered the principals to submit WAEC, NECO, JAMB results of schools in the last five years for appraisal.

Her words "President Goodluck Jonathan is doing a lot with the military to ensure that schools are safe during the election period. That is why some of the schools that had problems initially have been renovated and children have gone back to school. Our solders are winning the war against insurgence. We are not resting on our oars to ensure peace. I will meet with the PTA next week for further discussions."

‎"Those who have stayed in a particular position will have to go else where. Over staying of staff will not be encouraged.

"We have a lot of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and we are moving them to the government colleges. Our problems are that many of them could not fit into the system so we are doing extra job to further teach them to be alongside their pairs.

"We have been talking to the children, teachers, the states and it is part of what we are doing here today. A lot of efforts are ongoing and many states are cooperating with us to ensure that the schools are safe before, during and after the elections.

"Submit the WAEC, JAMB, NECO and other results of your schools in the last five years. How they have performed."

The Federal Government, in a bid to reduce the housing deficit in the country, has inaugurated its 102 housing units in Suleja, Niger State, built under the ministerial housing scheme.

The project, funded by the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria, was inaugurated by the Minister of Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Mrs. Akon Eyakenyi.

A statement by the FMBN on Sunday, said the inauguration of the project was part of steps taken by the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan in the last four years to revamp the housing sector to ensure that Nigerians had access to affordable and quality housing.

The minister, in the statement, said the event was the first of such exercises in the six geo political zones of the country, noting that about 2,600 houses would be constricted at the end of the exercise.

Eyakenyi explained that the housing gap in the country was being reduced gradually by the present administration especially with the drive to build more houses.

She said, “I am happy about the efforts of the present administration to place the housing sector in the epicenter of the transformation agenda in order to fully harness its potential for sustainable and equitable growth.

“This pilot ministerial housing scheme which is being carried out in all six geo political zones of the country is expected to deliver about 2, 600 houses when completed and this effort also demonstrates that with prudent management a great deal can be achieved within the shortest possible time

“This is one way of achieving affordability for the low income people. If past administrations had shown concern like the President Jonathan administration we would not have so much housing deficit in the country.”

She added that the ministry provided the land, the project was funded by FMBN while the developers were responsible for the actual construction based on specifications and timelines.

The Managing Director of the bank, Gimba Ya’u Kumo, in the statement, said under the arrangement, government provides construction financing and in most cases, unencumbered land for housing development.

The MD said the 102 housing units were made up of 32 units of one bedroom bungalow, 40 units of two-bedroom bungalows and 30 units of three-bedroom bungalows, for off-takers.