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old soldier never dies! rip! � |
Lasu is bleeped up bruh! imagine having 72 and not admitted! What is that? |
dyshow:thanks |
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DEVIL IS A LIAR! GOD IS IN CONTROL!! |
While we can all agree that nobody is perfect, there are actually a few things that would adversely affect a relationship if a man chooses to partner with a woman with some not-so-great attributes. 10 kinds of woman a man should think twice about making a wife. 1. The Bitter Woman: You know that woman that always seems to be angry at the menfolk all the time? Perhaps she has had her heart broken one too many times, but this woman is always bashing on men and talking about how they are no-good or useless. A man might not want to settle down with someone so bitter as it is guaranteed that when the opportunity arises, she would hurl hurtful insults and intense, hateful words his way due to all her unresolved anger. 2. The Selfish Woman: If you want a happy home and a partner that wants your happiness as well as hers, then you should steer clear of the selfish woman. A woman who is determined to make sure she always comes first would not be able to build a cheerful and loving home with you. 3. The Materialistic Woman: A woman obsessed with material things would certainly not make the best wife. If all she cares about are material possession over family, faith and spiritual fulfillment, then she will not make the best partner. 4. The Flirty Woman: Are you attracted to that woman that always seems to flirt with one person or another? She flirts like a butterfly from one man to another and makes all men feel like she is interested in them. Well, beware, because a habit like that might be hard to break after marriage and you would not want to start hearing that your wife has had flirty conversations with all the men in the neighbourhood. 5. The Party Freak: She is invited to every party and attends them all. She is always dressed in the most flashy clothes and is the ultimate party girl. She lives for the next big gathering and cannot say no to an invitation. Such woman might not be the type to settle down in a marriage. 6. The Spoilt-Brat: A woman who grew up having everything handed to her and has never had the experience of actually working for something is unlikely to make the best wife. No matter how much you might be willing to provide her with the kind of lifestyle she grew up with, remember, marriage comes with kids and kids require sacrifice. If she has never had to work or make sacrifices for anything in her life, it is unlikely that she would start now. 7. The Attention Seeker: While some women naturally like attention, when it becomes an obsession, then it is not a good idea. A good husband makes sure he has time for his wife, but this cannot happen 100percent of the time so a good wife should understand that. 8. The Gossip: Does she always seem to never mind her own business? Is she always focused on what someone else is doing or how someone else is living their life? Then you do not need this kind of woman as a wife. A man needs someone that would build a home with him and this requires some focus on her own plans and her own life. If she is too busy minding someone else's business, then you are fighting a losing battle. 9. The Commitment-Phobe: A woman who finds it difficult to commit to anything (school, jobs, family, friendship, etc) would also not be able to commit to a marriage. If she seems to lose interest in everything quickly and is always looking for the next thing to jump into, then you would have a hard time keeping her focused in her marriage. 10. The Disrespectful Woman: If she seems to always be disrespectful and rude (even if it is to people she considers beneath her standards) then you need to think twice about marrying her. Respect for a fellow human being is a very important attribute in who we choose to spend the rest of our lives with so it is definitely not something that should be taken lightly.
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Yoo! Check this out guys. it's a post I received in a what's app group this morning. ................................. Hello. After confirming the updated news on Lasu's official page and website, I contacted one of my trusted lecturers so as to get the exact meaning of the news. I wouldn't be here to spread an unconfirmed news. And I hate falsifying the truth. I have friends and families who are aspirants of Lasu as you are. I'm just a concerned person who'd like to erase and clarify the bewildering news. Truly, the admission exercise has been closed. But a friend of mine was offered an admission this morning. She checked severally yesterday, even till she slept. But she still saw the popular, "not yet admitted." She checked this morning, and she realised she had been admitted. This should tell you that the list is being automatically uploaded. They have chosen the 3500 to be admitted. But many of the successfully admitted aspirants haven't received notification of admission, due to some technical reasons. And conclusively, a bitter truth that many shy away from is the reality that NOT all of the aspirants will be admitted. This is not a curse. This is a reality. Your prayer should be "among the few to be admitted, let me be enlisted." Check your status periodically, they're still uploading. Don't expect 2nd or 3rd list. Wish you all success. Remain blessed. #copied |
shabzy95:I don't think so |
NLProblemChild:The way the lasu admission is this year.. I'm not understanding.. after merit list, is there any other lists?? |
Xerox01:Adobe Acrobat Reader |
onyiipweety:not yet admitted.. but I was shocked when I saw your percentage to 75percent and 272 ur jamb score. lasu is so unfair with this yr admission |
Check this out guys
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dyshow:Please can we still pay for the post ume screening?? |
Everyday for the thief, one day for the owner! The way they obtain people at felabration this year ehn.. u go think sey buhari don legalise am ni.. awon oloshi |
I don't think my name can come out.. I had 51.53 for computer science education, non indigene.. I have been crying since morning. I gave up already. |
Just because an institution is large and reputable doesn’t make securities fraud impossible. Large and reputable institutions are fully capable of committing securities fraud. For example, a respected church leader is sold an investment. The scam artist then informs this leader that if church members also purchase the investment, then profits can benefit the church or its favorite charity. The leader unwittingly promotes the fraud to the congregation with the good intention of benefiting the church. The congregation invests based on their trust for the leader and their desire to support the church and they got scammed.. “The secret of life is to appreciate the pleasure of being terribly, terribly deceived.” |
Keketu:You must have done something really foolish.. Damn, she meant you are a fool. |
Google is a modafucking spy. |
Harbioye:It's a big scam! Please don't venture into it. You might end up selling your family's land to buy drugs which you won't be able to sell, After they have promised you heaven and earth! Those pipu get lamba o! |
eg. GNLD Neo life Int'l Company (Head Office) Gbagada. For the newbies: From Oshodi, enter iyana-iworo, drop at Charley Boy bus stop. walk down to multi links company. ask for neo-life company. .... Jakande Address: Jakande first gate, enter new road, walk down to the church. ... Ajah address: Drop at Ajah market, enter keke to kekere bus stop. and call the person to take u to the church for circle meeting! ... Very useless people.. I wish I have shikau number to bomb that their company at Gbagada! Don't Get Scammed! Shine Your Eyes, Open Your Brains.. My Brother, My Sister.. Na Lagos You Dey! |
. I hereby dedicate this space to DAVIDO! I know that your heart is rare! God gat u bro. You are blessed. Please never stop your good deeds. Be strong brother! We love you.. Anyway….enjoy. Peace.
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wizkid is better than olamide and davido, as u can only compare olamide with davido. like if u agree. share if you don't.. |
It’s an age-old question, really. Should you buy an older car that hasn’t seen too many miles, or should you opt for a newer model that’s been around the block a few hundred thousand times? The answer is: it depends . There are many factors other than age and mileage that can (and should) influence your car-buying decision. Which car has the technology you can’t live without? Which car delivers the gas mileage you need? How much money are you prepared to spend on repairs and maintenance? How much money can you afford to spend up front? The list goes on. You don’t have to be stuck in analysis paralysis, however. There are some simple guidelines that can help you decide which car is right for you, whether it’s a newer car with lots of miles, an older car with low miles, or something in between. Let’s Start With The Older Car With Low Miles First of all, what constitutes low miles for an older car? Generally, any car that has seen fewer than 10,000 miles per year since it was new can be considered relatively low-mileage. That means a 15-year-old car might have 150,000 miles and still be a “low-mileage” car—even though it might only have another 20,000 or 30,000 miles, if that, before it needs a major (read: expensive) service. Some older cars may have seen fewer than 5,000 miles per year, making that 15-year-old example above a 50,000-75,000-mile car. Here, it might seem like a great idea—that older car has a nice vintage look and feel, it appears to be in good shape, and it should have another 75,000-100,000 miles of life in it, at least, right? Well, maybe. When buying any older car, whatever the mileage, it’s important to learn as much as you can about the history of the car. That 5,000-mile-per-year average might be an honest 5,000 miles each of its 15 years, driven on a short commute, or driven infrequently as a third car, for example. But it might also reflect 15-20,000 miles per year, and a 10-year period where it sat, broken down or simply neglected. Knowing which situation applies to the specific car you’re interested in buying can mean the difference between years of satisfied ownership and a frustrating, time-consuming, expensive lemon. Even if a car has sat for a long period, however, it may be just fine—again, it comes down to the particular circumstances. Was the car garaged in a temperature-controlled environment? Was it stored outside but shaded and protected from rain? Or was it parked in a grass lot and left to the elements? More importantly, how do you find out? Figuring out exactly how a car has been treated throughout its life can be a difficult task. Services like CarFax can help, but it can’t give every detail, or explain every gap in the record. That’s why Instamotor pre-screens every car that’s listed through the app. The Trust and Safety Report helps fill in those gaps. Sometimes, you can even find an owner who has maintained their own records on the car, from oil changes to new tire purchases to major repairs and more. Some will even keep log books detailing how they used the car over its life. A car that comes with a binder full of details on its use might command a premium over similar examples, but it may well be worth it for the peace of mind. Newer Car With Higher Miles? On the flip side, buying a newer car with higher miles holds its own challenges. Newer cars, being newer, have had fewer opportunities for mistreatment, abandonment, or neglect, so they can often be in much better shape to the naked eye—but that shiny coat of paint and clean interior may hide issues just beneath. Take a three-year-old car with 60,000 miles, for example. That’s a fairly high-mileage car, but typical of someone with a longer commute. If they maintained it regularly, per the manufacturer’s recommendations, it’s probably a solid buy. But if they cut corners, changing the oil only once a year (or less—it happens), or if the car drove those 20,000 miles per year in a very hot or cold environment, there could be significant mechanical issues that won’t present until farther down the road—after it’s in your driveway and not the original owner’s problem anymore. Likewise, how the miles are accrued is an important factor. It’s often said that highway miles are easier on a car than city miles, but that’s not always the case. Extended periods at higher speeds can mean more wear on items not commonly replaced, like wheel bearings and hubs, and it can also mean high average engine speeds, leading to more internal wear. On the flip side, a car that has seen 20,000 miles per year of stop-and-go traffic is likely to have soaked in its own heat regularly, potentially aging plastic and rubber pieces in the engine bay prematurely, as well as putting strain on the cooling and lubrication systems—which can also lead to premature engine and transmission wear. Again, with the newer, higher-mileage car, it’s important to know the history of the specific car you’re buying, and the same tools that help with the older, low-mileage car’s purchase can help here, including Instamotor’s Trust and Safety Report. Always Get A Mechanical Inspection Another tool that should be in every used car shopper’s belt is the independent mechanic’s inspection. If you live in any decent-sized city, you will be able to find several mechanics (dozens in larger cities) who will be happy to inspect a potential purchase for any obvious, or even not-so-obvious issues, usually for a minimal fee (often $100 or less). It’s a small price to pay considering the value of the purchase you’re about to make. So, back to the age-old question: which is better, the low-mileage classic or the high-mileage stunner? Well, it depends… |
If you don't have a degree, you will not be rich! |
madridguy:I saw the Bc too on a what's app group this evening and I decided to share on nairaland.. I don't know if she's https://mobile.facebook.com/mohammed.balikis.31/albums/118897775320037/?refid=13 on Facebook |
Pls information reaching that this student from UNILORIN came to Abeokuta had an accident died instantly some where in kuto but all efforts to get her parent in Ilorin prove abortive kindly share till its get to her parent aoni foju sunkun awon Omo wa oo Aameen.
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