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bewyse: pls what code did u use to subscribed for the daily plan

isuomo: Didn't know that Christians now carry the title Alhaji as well because as far as I know Danbaba Suntai is a practicing Christian and I have worshipped with him a few times in Jalingo in the course of my official trips to the place. A nice man indeed but I know he no longer has the capacity to rule the state and ought to have been replaced a long time ago. Funny thing about the man is that he actually hails from Suntai village in Taraba state and that place is known as the muslim bastion of Taraba state how he became a Christian is still a mystery.

kingi777: I added 10 litres plus the more than 10 litres reserve ie more than 20 litres. If I now added 62 litre, it will then be about 80 litres instead of 70 litres capacity of the car.

docadams: Toyota corolla
2007 LE
V4 1.80
Bought this car in August 2011. Apart from routine maitainance, it has been start and go. I use quartz 7000 oil every 3months 4 servicing. Since d past 3 months d engine sound has become weak especially when idling and driving at low speed. Mileage is 128003. Is there any special servicing it needs or do I need 2 replace d engine? I love d car, though.

docadams: Toyota corolla
2007 LE
V4 1.80
Bought this car in August 2011. Apart from routine maitainance, it has been start and go. I use quartz 7000 oil every 3months 4 servicing. Since d past 3 months d engine sound has become weak especially when idling and driving at low speed. Mileage is 128003. Is there any special servicing it needs or do I need 2 replace d engine? I love d car, though.

neksummi: It's clear you've got comprehension problem. I never promised anyone N1m by June. It was a call I made that we team up to ensure each participant earned that. And if everyone was working half as much as I've been, many would have gone far. But that's not the issue. The issue is we're making progress and no hater can stop us. People are joining almost every day and that's cool!

I've always said you should teach people what you want them to do since you're against what I'm teaching them. Until you come up with something better than what I'm doing, hold your peace!



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neksummi: People who are not myopic see and know what I sell on my blog. I've told you over and over again that 100s of your types cannot stop me. I do catch you all the time on my thread on the advert section. I wonder what you're going there to do. To find fault right? Keep wasting your time because you'll NEVER find the fault you're dying to see.

Over 100 people are paid members since January and non of those 100+ has complained that he didn't like what he got and here you are putting all of your energy trying to pull us down. You will never succeed! So you know what MLM scam is better than those people who joined, more than the moderators and more than Seun himself. You must be a genuis!

neksummi: People who are not myopic see and know what I sell on my blog. I've told you over and over again that 100s of your types cannot stop me. I do catch you all the time on my thread on the advert section. I wonder what you're going there to do. To find fault right? Keep wasting your time because you'll NEVER find the fault you're dying to see.

Over 100 people are paid members since January and non of those 100+ has complained that he didn't like what he got and here you are putting all of your energy trying to pull us down. You will never succeed! So you know what MLM scam is better than those people who joined, more than the moderators and more than Seun himself. You must be a genuis!

TGlobe: Akure redesign capital of the west




Ado ekiti is less than 30 minute
Osogbo is 30 minute
Ibadan is 45 minute
Ife is 25 minute
Benin is 1 hour
Ijebu ode is 45 minute

AwodwaGyanOniwe: SA service delivery 'no failure': SAIRR
4

21 September 2012

President Jacob Zuma is quite correct to defend the success of the government's service delivery efforts, according to the South African Institute of Race Relations.

Addressing a South African Local Government Association conference in Johannesburg recently, Zuma said that "no country could have produced the delivery we produced in the last 18 years".

The institute's deputy CEO, Frans Cronje, said in a statement last week that a "myth has taken hold in South Africa that service delivery was a failure. However, research we have published over the past several years suggests that this is not the case."

Data published by the institute - an independent think-tank producing research, policy critiques and risk analysis on South Africa - shows that between 1996 and 2010:

The number of South African households living in formal houses increased from 5.8-million to 11-million or by 89.9%. Over the same period the proportion of all households living in a formal house increased from 64% to 76%.
The number of South African households with access to electricity increased from 5.2-million to 11.9-million or by 127.9%, while the proportion of all households with access to electricity increased from 58% to 83%.
The number of South African households with access to piped water increased from 7.2-million to 12.7-million or by 76.6%. The proportion with access to piped water increased from 80% to 89%.
"Increases of a similar magnitude are true for all 15 service delivery indicators tracked by the institute," Cronje said.

"These improvements are corroborated by Living Standard Measure [LSM] improvements, which show equally dramatic improvements in the number and proportion of people in higher living standard brackets.

"Together with increased access to social welfare, which now reaches over 15-million people, service delivery successes are responsible for the fact that the proportion of South Africans living on less than US$2/day has declined from 12% in 1994, and a peak of 17% in 2002, to just 5% today."

Regarding service delivery protests, Cronje said that there was "no contradiction between the successes we identify and the protests that are now commonplace around the country.

"These protests are not a function of the failure of delivery but rather of its success, in that this success has raised expectations that cannot be met because of shortcomings in the school system and the labour market."

Cronje said that while the ruling African National Congress (ANC) was not perfect, and while it could be debated whether state-led delivery was the best development model for a country to follow, "the data we have published is unambiguous that the ANC and the government it leads deserves considerably more credit for improving the living standards of poor and black South Africans than it has received."

SAinfo reporter



Read more: http://www.southafrica.info/about/social/delivery-200912.htm#.UW6K9ipXte0#ixzz2QiiKTj85

AwodwaGyanOniwe: SA service delivery 'no failure': SAIRR
4

21 September 2012

President Jacob Zuma is quite correct to defend the success of the government's service delivery efforts, according to the South African Institute of Race Relations.

Addressing a South African Local Government Association conference in Johannesburg recently, Zuma said that "no country could have produced the delivery we produced in the last 18 years".

The institute's deputy CEO, Frans Cronje, said in a statement last week that a "myth has taken hold in South Africa that service delivery was a failure. However, research we have published over the past several years suggests that this is not the case."

Data published by the institute - an independent think-tank producing research, policy critiques and risk analysis on South Africa - shows that between 1996 and 2010:

The number of South African households living in formal houses increased from 5.8-million to 11-million or by 89.9%. Over the same period the proportion of all households living in a formal house increased from 64% to 76%.
The number of South African households with access to electricity increased from 5.2-million to 11.9-million or by 127.9%, while the proportion of all households with access to electricity increased from 58% to 83%.
The number of South African households with access to piped water increased from 7.2-million to 12.7-million or by 76.6%. The proportion with access to piped water increased from 80% to 89%.
"Increases of a similar magnitude are true for all 15 service delivery indicators tracked by the institute," Cronje said.

"These improvements are corroborated by Living Standard Measure [LSM] improvements, which show equally dramatic improvements in the number and proportion of people in higher living standard brackets.

"Together with increased access to social welfare, which now reaches over 15-million people, service delivery successes are responsible for the fact that the proportion of South Africans living on less than US$2/day has declined from 12% in 1994, and a peak of 17% in 2002, to just 5% today."

Regarding service delivery protests, Cronje said that there was "no contradiction between the successes we identify and the protests that are now commonplace around the country.

"These protests are not a function of the failure of delivery but rather of its success, in that this success has raised expectations that cannot be met because of shortcomings in the school system and the labour market."

Cronje said that while the ruling African National Congress (ANC) was not perfect, and while it could be debated whether state-led delivery was the best development model for a country to follow, "the data we have published is unambiguous that the ANC and the government it leads deserves considerably more credit for improving the living standards of poor and black South Africans than it has received."

SAinfo reporter



Read more: http://www.southafrica.info/about/social/delivery-200912.htm#.UW6K9ipXte0#ixzz2QiiKTj85

Siena:
metmartins:
how can i locate the address of
innocent motors, and thier web
site. am intrested in buying thier
car. i leanrnt all thier car have
warrenty.
II have no idea. I've never heard of Innocent Motors either.

Olaposij: Does anybody know the prices of the two tabs[P3100 and P6200]? really need this info.