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Got something like dis bt mine was lag without number though. Looks legit(mine) bt didn't go

Lol.....na chidinma

Love dat sekem hehn

Don't tell me u can't get around u........well wish u luck

xfire: NNPC recruits biochemists as HSE officers and lab analysts in the refineries. They recruited many in their last successful recruitment exercise. Biochemists also work as environmental scientists. Biochemists were also selected in the current NLNG recruitment. I know 2 biochemists that have made it pass the 2nd stage and are awaiting interview.

I sent u an email bt not sure if u got it. Can we talk pls I need ur advise urgently n am d shy type. Tanx in anticipation

Nollywood should pls give op a role in a movie make we rest....haba,habatically

He is really pained dat I knw bt he needs to chill cos hypertension is as cheap as anytin........just saying

In terry G voice....and so?

Na to dey use letter send message now

hotwax: No lady will ever admit a guy is handsome. But they gist about cute guys when they are alone with fellow ladies.

Pride and bad belle

Trust me am not one of those ladies,wen I see a goodlooking guy I say it out bt it ends dere.

Benstino: Okay,leme be serious for once in this thread.
Ladies ain't afraid of dating cute guys.
It's either u're guilty of these two facts...
1 U aint as handsome as u force urself to believe.
2 Uve got a serious flaw in ur character which u're too blind to see.

Talking from experience.

Ur head dey dia

A cheat will always b a cheat weda handsome or ugly. I can't b intimidated by any guy's handsomeness cos me gaan sef fine.

God punish poverty

groovy kinda peeps no fit stay o!! boredom go just turn ur last name @least UNEC try small e de town.......nsk peeps na suffer head dem de [/quote]I no sure say boredom for dat school pass my school. Omo mehn no social life n just to read or watch film if u dey off k or hook up wit friends

Dats reasonable enough......hapi resumption n wish dem success

Dis AY guy sha....wish u more success

God bless u op,u can send ur msg usin Facebook

Someone shd pls tell me d meaning of "lack of progress in kano". Abi he was drunk wen he said so ni. Abeg Notin concern me concern party o,if u like support AIT leave apc or pdp bt dat governor has trued and still trying.

Mobile....my opinion

A picture of Vincent cooking okro soup made front page while more important stories don't Abi,at mod u beta do sometin abt my topic because its important to me and ppl wey send me o....wanna expose something so mod pls do d "needful".

This step go vex US like kilode.......God bless Nigeria and Nigerians.

lusegun Iselaiye reported that a 3rd term freak senator in Kogi State did some "Happy Slapping" last week... What is Happy Slapping if you may ask?

Happy Slapping is a fad originating in the UK in which one or more people attack a victim for the purpose of recording the assault (commonly with a camera phone or a smartphone). Though the term usually refers to relatively minor acts of violence such as hitting or slapping the victim, more serious crimes such as the manslaughter of a pensioner and sexual assault have been classified as "happy slapping" by the BBC.

No one is above the law. It is very wrong for anyone, senator or not, to slap another fellow, especially the less privileged. I remember the public's reaction when Bishop David Oyedepo of Winners' Chapel slapped a child on behalf of Jesus Christ. Why is this one not generating the same or greater measure of reaction. Hypocritical society huh? Dem fear the senator pass anyone else abi?

I propose thus: since the media -Punch, Sahara Reporters, Guardian, etc- have all refused to report it, I think every well meaning Nigerian should share the news on his/her update -not for anything but records. We shall revisit the matter in the future. Election is near. Well,for people who doesn't know,this man's name is Senator Smart Adeyemi in kogi state.

I never use android bfor bt with my BB n etisalat 3G for a month,omo blackberry till I tire for browsing.....my opinion

I hate maths like kilode....so na my oga at d top she b,kudos

In short,patronize ur bank. Don't av "insect eye" winks

Goodnews

Comprehensive and intersting. I started driving at the age of 13. My Dad owned a scrap Peugeot 404 truck which was obviously a Manually transmitted vehicle. My elder brother (who was 15 at that time) and I, used to start the truck by joining two wires together because the key ignition system was bad and my Dad had it hotwired. (Money no dey to buy new ignition). We use the handle of a spoon or any flat metal to release the steering lock, by turning on the ignition first before joining the wires. The truck was always at home, while Dad and Mum were away at work. The family only took it to the farm on Saturdays. That gave room for plenty of time to practice what we watch Daddy do.

I Did my first interstate drive from Benin to Owerri at 14. It was my Dad's Peugeot 504 this time. My Mum had to travel for August meeting; needed to be mobile in the village but did not have the heart to drive herself through the highway. I took the vehicle down to the villa for her...and enjoyed almost two weeks of a lovely August villa experience.

I still have my very first learner's permit which was arranged for me at the age of 14 (Naija Factor), and which I would have shared on this forum...but for security reason due to the "faceless forum" thingy. I believe I was one of the youngest drivers on the streets of Benin at some point.

My longest drive was from Owerri to Sokoto. That was during my NYSC days. My Dad had got me a brand new car then (Toyota Corolla 1.8GLI...European) as a graduation gift. I did not want to leave the car for anyone to damage...so I insisted on taking my car with me for the twelve (12) months that I was going to be away, serving my country.

It was a tough trip...as I had to tango with a "The Young Shall Grow" luxurious bus driver somewhere around Minna in Niger state. He agreed to show me through the rest of the journey if i stayed close; so I followed his trail through Kaduna, Katsina, Gusau in Zamfara and finally, Farufaru in Sokoto. I hear whiiiiiiin!

Driving is pleasurable...if you've got the will.

Cheers.[/quote]

It was just two of us in d room,I farted n she asked:did u just mess? No,It was from d TV

Attacking one another here yet these politicians doesn't av problems with one another....its so pathetic n disheartening

We have intelligent people here on nairaland....weldone bro

Good news.....may God bless fashola for dis single decision