HeWhoMusntBeNamed:


TP5 is 15k na

tonardo:
when Tp5 is selling for 18k now....

nani.666:


better ready ya 25 - 27k...tecno know say una many wet dey wait for this phone.... Tecno must use una hammer

jelel6: guys abeg where una DEY get that picture from

laplace19: Thank God ooo......

I am beginning to know the gay-lussacs we have on nairaland from their comments....

Bikonu,ike m dikwa ocha oo

Mr Aboki:


Does the word Apamini & Chucky mean anything to you?

Mr Aboki: Dear God..

I thank you for creating 2 hands and Vaseline.
I also thank your for your Handwork in the life of Sister Jegede..
I thank you for giving me eyes to behold your wonderful works on Sister Jegeda..


Annoint my hands with oil that they shall be strong and not weary..
Both the flesh and the spirit are willing and working together, they shall produce result..



Amen!!

Austeenx: Damn!

Can you see Jegede's cleavage?

Sagamite:

You mean people can't arrange to have their village people and neighbours stand over them with sticks pretending to be beating them and have some pictures taken with ketchup as blood? Then claim they were lynched, show some childhood scars of daddy's flogging and claim they could not go to the police station to get a report?

You think the family members, neighbours and villagers will not be willing to participate so when homeboy reaches Jand, he go remember them.

nerodenero: It all depends on the dimension you are looking at it from:
1.It generate more revenues for the University.
2. Most graduates from Part-time programmes to an extent do not really know the rudiment of the course of study owing to short time required for such programmes.
3. The high demand for tertiary education led to the introduction of part-time programmes and this isn't a bad idea.
4. Most students that enroll for such programmes are not necessarily the working class. It affords people the opportunity to school and work at the same time.
There are two sides to the coin. I cant say yes and at the same time, I cant say no. The best thing is that more funds should be committed to the Educational sector such that both infrastructural and manpower would be made available to absolve the ever-demanding masses seeking tertiary education.

extremelygolden: 5. Giving your wife silent treatment at any slightest provocation.