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tsdarkside:
keep it the way it is....

its better,simple,loads fast and has some tricks too when you want fancy....

obembet:
Manchester City's bench today cost them over €500m 🤯

Ederson: €40m
Ruben Dias: €71.6m
John Stones: €55.6m
Ilkay Gundogan: €27m
Erling Haaland: €60m
Jack Grealish: €117.5m
Rodri: €70m
Kevin De Bruyne: €76m
Bernardo Silva: €50m

Source: https://twitter.com/ESPNFC/status/1660292732571484160?t=W6xL_QAbxsoFNjZxTSC9rQ&s=19[/quote]Worrisome that Jack Grealish is the most expensive here. The same reason Harry Potter was allowed to cause just enough harm to Chelsea, the same reason Lampard is still in charge, the same reason someone’s bidding 90m+ for less than average Declan Rice

oliverjiad:
camry 2010:#1.2m
Glk 350 2012:#3m

Jaid

otubujohn:
Pls I am considering importing cars from Copart and reselling in Nigeria. Pls can someone advice me about the best shipping options, estimated arrival time and cost, clearing cost in Nigeria with some clearing agents if available.
Also any general information about the importation of cars will be appreciated

9jaHustler:
I don't know if I am saying this too quick but plenty oyibo we have met today have been very friendly. Friendly to the kids and all....

morenikeome:
Collection mail might drop today. Congrats in advance.

Good morning house my passport received by vac yesterday but I didn’t get a collection mail hope I shouldn’t be worried

otubujohn:
Hi guys. Pls my wife did biometrics (priority) since 12th October at tls ikeja. Still haven’t heard anything. Is this normal. Do I ask her to send a mail?

otubujohn:
Please I need help tracking a fraudster. I only have the phone numbers, one which was last used on WhatsApp 8th April (A foreign line) and another Mtn line.


I want to track the person to his house.

I’m ready to pay well for it.
Pls mods help me

Lalasticlala

An unemployed man, Solomon Okon, has been in police custody for over a month for allegedly drinking a poisonous substance.

It was learnt that the 21-year-old, who was a porter at Havana Hospital, Surulere, Lagos, drank the poisonous substance after receiving a letter terminating his employment.

A relative of Okon told The PUNCH that the incident happened in August, adding that the suspect had since been charged to court.

He said, “Okon was working at Havana Hospital and received N35, 000 a month. He was squatting with a friend and was using part of the money to take care of his mother in Akwa Ibom. In August, he received a letter terminating his employment.

“Out of frustration, he ingested a poisonous substance. However, because it all happened in the hospital, he was quickly attended to and was able to recover to some extent. The hospital management reported the matter to the Barracks Police Station and then he was arrested and detained.”

The PUNCH learnt that the police arraigned Okon before a Magistrate’s Court in Yaba for attempted suicide.

Confirming the incident, the Lagos State Police Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, said Okon was still in police custody.

He said, “The case has been taken to court. He was arraigned on August 28, 2020, before Magistrate Patrick N of Court two Yaba. Adjournment date: October 15, 2020. He is remanded in police facility at Surulere.”

Okon, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge.

It was learnt that the magistrate granted Okon bail in the sum of N200,000 with two sureties.

Okon’s relative told The PUNCH that there was no way they could afford the sum.

He said, “This young man tried to commit suicide because of poverty and frustration. Rather than get him a job, he is being detained and money is being demanded from him. This young man needs help. He needs assistance. He needs medical attention and counselling.

“The hospital tried by giving him medical treatment but it shouldn’t have reported the guy to the police. Now, we are all running all over the place. We need human rights lawyers to assist us.”

Attempts to get a reaction from the hospital proved abortive as a representative refused to speak on the matter and asked our correspondent to visit the hospital.

“You will need to come to the hospital. This is not a matter that we can discuss on the telephone,” she said.

Attempted suicide is a criminal offence in Nigeria under Section 327 of the Criminal Code and it attracts a penalty of up to one year in prison which human rights groups describe as immoral.

According to the 2016 Global Health Observatory data repository of the World Health Organisation, there is an estimated 9.5 suicides per 100,000 Nigerians.

Reports have it that the figure may now be higher due to a worsening unemployment rate and rising poverty levels.