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ARRESTS ARRESTS ARRESTS PROBE PROBE PROBE BAIL BAIL BAIL MONEY RECOVERED HERE AND THERE... (someone put it there, abi? The Nigerian people deserve to know who and their punishment) So PMB ooooooooooooooooo When the furck will at least one person go to jail ![]() ![]() 2019?Or is it all FABU ??...dem go dey do government magic... PMB stand to be counted sir! |
Neduzze5:seconded!!! |
YonkijiSappo:Yes, but for migration, they may actually be one and same people. |
ofeshe:with 50k or better still 100k if u really do have it that is, u dont need the uncle or anybody, or while away time seeking employment.. Start a biz. Become an entrepreneur. Be your own boss and employ others. Look inwards, think outside the box. Become independent. Be creative. Be innovative. A 1000 mile journey starts with one step. Take that step today. Thinnnnnnnk, dude. |
Agben .......... Artful design on a pot, calabash, wood or screw. Thread. Agbete .......... A sore-legged person. Agbi .......... A large wide-mouthed pot. Agbite .......... A woman suffering from unceasing flow of blood. Agbon .......... The world. Aghanghan .......... Highly expensive, unduly costly. Agheghe .......... Insecure. Aghen .......... Mat made from yhe stalk of uha, a water palm. Agho .......... A particular set of stars; the Orion. Aghonghon .......... Shadow. Aghieghe .......... Coins. Agikpa .......... A full grown man. Ago .......... A tin suitable for drinking. Agobo .......... Left hand. Ago .......... Camp. Aguagua .......... Mixture. Aguan .......... Speech-making; speaking. Ague .......... Salt. Agiue .......... Protection. Ague .......... Rope. Ague .......... Annual family festival. Ahanmwahan .......... Awkwardly. Ahanno .......... Selection. Ahe .......... Convulsion. Ahe .......... A blood-sucking yelowish fly. Ahen .......... Sieve. (time-out).
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Aizenosa:Welcome. |
Colloidal silver is not new. It has been in the USA health food stores for decades. Just another one of those fancy stuff. IT DOES NOT, IT WON'T AND CAN'T CURE AIDS! The cure for AIDS, CANCER, and the like is not and can't be found in a bottle. Colloidal silver is nothing but one of those promoted supplements usually with false claims. As an american, I know this for a fact! |
In a nutshell, Cancer essentially is a blood, cell and tissued dis-ease. Such Foundations et al should learn to think outside the box of orthodox approach and care. It is difficult, that is if it is possible in the first place to heal that which is natural within the body with chemicals. I suggest organizing cancer awareness workshops and forums, invite both orthodox and unorthodox practitioners with knowledge of how to treat/ cure this monster killer disease. In my own experience, approach and practise through the years, home and abroad, these 9 doctors which i use copiously must be employed for success in treating and curing cancer; namely - 1. Pure good water (hydrotherapy). 2. Correct food (mainly fruits & vegetables). 3. Herbs. 4. Fresh air (no air-conditioner). 5. Massage (bodywork). 6. Sunshine. 7. Exercise (if the sick is strong enough). 8. Rest 9. Prayer. |
Abosi31:you mean given to the 'pastor' is the 'pastor' God? |
Returned money is welcome and confirms guilt. PMB, Osibanjo et al...just when will they all go to prison and serve time? Or are they all getting a pat on the back and... O thank you for money returned...run along...you can go about your business comrade kind of an arrangement? Look here PMB and crew, stop treating your nationals as zombies...i dont think they are...wait a sec... hmmmmm |
Adeghe .......... If. Adese .......... Midst; centre. Adeseneva .......... Middle. Adesusu .......... Youth. Aden .......... Sickle. Aden .......... Blood at childbirth. Adolo .......... Peace making. Adufiarufi .......... 100% profit. Aduza adekherhe .......... A rascal. Afanvbiri .......... Liberation; freedom; setting free. Afiangbe .......... Blessing. Afiala .......... Flag. Afianma .......... Fear that a serious calamity may occur. Afiwerie .......... A change; reversal; reverse. Afo .......... Vegetable soup. Afo .......... Soothing herbal concoction. Aga .......... Chair. Agan .......... A barren woman. Agba .......... A ring cut round the side of a well. Agbada .......... A big crown for men. Agbada .......... A very wide frying pot. Agbada .......... A double-edged knife. Agbakara .......... Crocodile. Agban .......... A long oblong basket. Agbanmwen .......... Chin. Agbe .......... A rectangular water-bottle with a sling. Agbebaku .......... Invincible. Agbeghae .......... Spoil for sharing. Agbeva .......... Double; pair. (time out)...
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Aa A .......... We. A a .......... An exclamatory word expressing surprise. Ababa .......... Child's imitation play; mimicry. Ababe .......... Witchcraft; wizardry. Ababeghemwen .......... Eye service; egotism Abagie .......... Attempt at causing laughter. Abakpa .......... A short iron bar sharpened and bent for moving. Aban .......... Poited u-shaped iron for keeping mad people in one place by nailing the iron round the wrist on a log of wood. Abarhomwen .......... Ingratiation; egoism. Abawe .......... Pretence; ostensible. Abe .......... Guilt. Abe .......... Razor; penknife. Abekpen .......... Cutlass; sword. Abemwen .......... Stammerer. Abo .......... Ordinary means. Abo .......... Branch. Abo .......... Hand. Abokpo .......... Shuttle. Ada .......... Royal sword: scimeter. Adan .......... A male or female person chosen to stay by the representation of the dead. Adana .......... A measure. Adaze .......... Gentleman. (time-out).
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O kere n'ima ne Edo hia gha mwen ebe Emwen Edo Na Zedu Ere Y'ebo. 1. O gha mwen ere ne ivbi Edo hia. 2. O gha ru iyobo ne ivbi eghoen ni ho ni ran gue Edo na ze. 3. Ogha ru iyobo nokhua ne emo ni y'ow'ebe ni k'oto ke ni k'ukhunmwun. 4. O gha ru iyobo ne eten'mwan ni k'Edo kpao yabu evbo 'bi ran vb'eghe no kpere; vbhene Esan, Ora; Uhobo; Isoko; Itsekiri kevbe Ivbiosakon ye. 5. U gha ghe-o setin ruee ni ma do gha gben ebe ni'ma hia tie, a ghi ren vba ye emwin na tie kha. It is proper for the Edos in general to have an Edo Dictionary translated into English. 1. It would benefit all sons and daughters of Edo. 2. It would help foreigners who wish to know how to speak the Edo Language. 3. It would be an immense help to students in both lower and higher institutions of learning. 4. It would be a great help to our brothers and sisters who long ago migrated from Benin to found a new abode elsewhere, for example, the Esans, Oras, Urhobos, Isokos, Itsekiris and Etsakos. 5. It would most likely, be possible for all to speak one common dialect again, more especially to write books which all of us could read and understand.
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Clean your liver periodically. You will surely become ok. |
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