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I wonder when Nigerians will stop running after pastors. Go to church, if you must, worship, and go home. |
He'd have been in jail if he'd done that in a civilized country. And it seemed like a baby elephant. |
Is that beef with chicken and other strange ingredients? That's processed meat product. The expiry date shouldn't be that long. It should be one month at best. Just buy fresh meat next time. |
That has always been the case, and it also happened in 1984 and 1985. |
Hahahahahhahaahahh! It's nice to know why Nigerians have been targeted for the over the past year. Nigerians are not the ONLY ones/Africans doing stuff here. I'm sure I mentioned that in my last thread. They raid Nigerians to force the hands of the government into agreeing to continue to buy their rice. |
KahlDrogo:Where's the gun? |
Any employer that only looks at the grade on the certificate/transcript is not ready for the 21st century. For me, it's the process and not the product that matters. |
Free advert for Puma? I sure hope she was paid to wear that branding openly! |
Divide up the country and make him the life president of the north, and let's see how long it'll take for the northerners to start calling for his resignation. Alternatively, let's go back to the arrangement of the early 1960s, and make him the prime minister of the north, and let's see how long he'll survive. |
Can't find that same quality here. I've not bought powdered milk in over a year because we can mostly get "Non-dairy Creamer." And that isn't healthy. Thanks for the post. Just added that to the list of things to get when I visit. |
Because they know that their pastor parent isn't really living by what they preach. My cousin was super wayward. He even slept with many church girls inside the church. |
SMILE 4G LTE home plan is available in Benin city, and it is very fast. You should choose the 19k unlimited plan for 30 days. The only problem you'll have is electricity is power up the modem, but you could hook it up to an inverter. |
Bizarre, but who else should he have done? My neighbor's tenant hasn't paid his rent for years and won't vacate the premises despite receiving a court order almost two years ago. The family has been living in the house without electricity and water for years as they've been turned off. Is it a crime to rent out your BQ? Rent should be paid in advance, not when due, and if a tenant knows they can't pay, they should move out, so the place could be occupied by someone else. |
Two Nigerian and a Thai taxi driver were arrested after a dramatic border chase traversing five checkpoints. The Africans were eventually rounded up in a sugar cane plantation trying to return to Cambodia. The drama began around 8am when a policeman on his rounds saw two black men vault over a wall into the car park at Rong Klua market. They had jumped over to flee Cambodia. They jumped into a waiting taxi and the three including the taxi driver sped off. Police and military authorities were soon informed as the taxi went along the Sri Phen Road that follows the border. In total five checkpoints both police and military were traversed before strips managed to damage the taxi enough to make it stop. At that point the two Africans bailed out of the taxi and disappeared into a sugar cane field. As they tried to cross back into Cambodia they were arrested. A bag in the boot of the taxi contained their passports showing them to be Nigerians Reginald Uzoho, 27, and Chinaka Ibemere, 31. They told police they had been in Vietnam before they left and went into Cambodia. They said they were headed for Pratunam in Bangkok to see a friend. They clammed up when asked to explain why they had no exit stamp from Vietnam. Police believe they were breaking the law there. Taxi driver Wan Thongkhan, 57, told police that he was hired by Cambodians for 3,000 baht to drive two men to Bangkok. He said that he was forced by the Nigerians to drive on through the checkpoints. Police dismissed this story as nonsense as he had plenty of opportunity to stop and give up. The cops are looking into the background of the Nigerians and the taxi driver to see what they were up to suspecting that it may well have something to do with illicit drugs. However, it is worth noting that there is actually ONLY one checkpoint in the border province, and that if the driver wasn't the people smuggler, or a go-between the perps and the actual smuggler, he wouldn't have tried to shield them from arrest by driving off. Also, because anything that has to do with Nigeria and Nigerians is almost always sensationalized by the media, and going by my observation, most of the crackdowns on Nigerians begin whenever there's a trade issue, i.e. there was a large scale crackdown when it was announced that expired rice is sold to Nigeria, and there has been one each time there was an embargo on rice importation, I'd implore you to take some aspects of the story with a pinch of salt. (Copycat, please look for your own news piece. Don't REPOST mine and make it front page news because you have the power to do so).
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They get paid to do that! A copper acquaintance who worked for INEC to register voters in the north told me how he was paid for each voter's card he issued by one so-called alhaji who befriended him. According to him, the offer was too good to be turned down by a broke copper. |
We are very wicked! |
and where's lucky igbinedion? Ibori's already been jailed in the uk for looting! |
We were asked while registering a vehicle in one state, for our preferred state. |
nearly? |
And I thought it was illegal to wear camouflage if you aren't in the military! |
We have to move away from the way we think in the country. Those beliefs of the olden days should be done away with. There are thousands of churches all over the country, but we still believe that someone somewhere can tie a woman to prevent her from having a normal delivery. Sometimes, there are complications, which would make it impossible for the woman to deliver seamlessly, as a result, a caesarean section is needed. A quick google search will reveal why a c-section is performed.. |
Impressive, but the tree .... |
You can top up your HND to a BA or a BSc, in just one year, through UK universities; even via distance learning, if you choose to go that route. |
That has been my response to their emails since 2002. One tried arguing with me that he wasn't trying to scam me, even after revealing my nationality to him. |
Nice, but it's for only those who can't afford to study abroad. Assignments that would bring out the best in you are the preferred methods for assessing students capabilities elsewhere. |
Omeokachie:oyegun looted Edo State bone dry, then ran into exile to join NADECO |
Reminds me of the Nigerian novel about the king with a western wife. Would really love to read it again. |
probably used the wrong story to apply for aduro |
I feel you. I hope you didn't pay the 150,000 to those thieves. |
Our values are being rapidly destroyed! |
He doesn't look sane to me. |
Judicible:I wonder! |