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I don't wanna divulge my business idea in public. Is there anyway I can meet an angel one on one and talk this over? |
How do u prove it's rocket proof? Try out a surface to air inter ballistic missile see if It caves in or not else IDB it |
Lol and u actually hv time to follow on with the convo' expecting ur gonna get 10mill just for talking? u are as guilty as the impostor. Both of u are thief. |
Take a look down at the world 30,000 feet on ur next flight and if u still not convinced take a look at me, I'm all the proof u need to know there's a God |
I see the car and the corpse exhumed, the corpse do away with and the car... U know the rest. |
ofiafuluego:I had to like ur post first just so I could UNLIKE it. |
Just $850 million? I'm sure the real cost of this project will be somewhere around the range of $500 mill. That being said, I wonder what great and fulfilled economy Nigeria would have been but for corruption |
AmunRaOlodumare:Bro u are absolutely right in ur way mutation exist way b4 Gmo etc I'm not arguing I'm trying to learn and I've learned 1 or 2 things so far from ur write up on this. Ta! |
AmunRaOlodumare:Do u realize what u consume over time, by way of eating or inhaling as the case may be can spring some changes in u? Take for instance the long term effect of consumption of GMO food. Some school of thought believe this has a harmful effect on human as studies carried out on lab rats show physical deformity in their offspring. I'm not a voice in this subject and such I can't state categorically but I read a lot and leave room for benefit of doubt. |
9inches: d abeg park well I need serious contributors. |
Ever wonder why babies these days are mostly born with their eyes open? This does not use to be the case years back. U also wonder, for example, in cases of ebola why some people survive and some don't and in cases of HIV/Aids, why some people are symptomatic and some asymptomatic. Could this be some form of mutation or evolution in human? If it's the later, I really wish human could evolve and start flying. Doctors in the house, are there any nitty gritty explanation to this? |
AmunRaOlodumare:Talking about mutation, randomnizaton etc, ever wonder why babies these days are mostly born with their eyes open? This does not use to be the case years back. U also wonder, for example, in cases of ebola, why some people survive and some don't and in cases of HIV aids, why some people are symptomatic and some asymptomatic. I kind of agree with the dude that said "we humans are the cause of the mutations, most times, unintentionally/ignorantly." |
Since 1805 BC
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Thank God I've moved outta lagos. Dancing azonto ![]() |
By hybrid, do they mean GM? ( Genetically Modified) Can someone pls clarify this for me? Thank you. |
And it all start getting interesting from here |
Compare and contrast
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Wonderlands:If u must beg then u should be ready to appreciate whatever amount given u then |
Godmother:I'm not surprise cuz this is coming from a Nigerian girl. Aint u in same class with the guy in question? Ungrateful beggers! ![]() |
I rather give out alms to old incapacitated women I see begging cuz it brakes my heart seeing them than young, abled body guys. U should hv just run him over with ur car man |
victorazy:Isa? ![]() |
Empiree:Wetin concern Islam and Jesus abeg? |
Aren't our military proactive? What if we got invaded by a foreign nation do we tell them to wait while we try buy weapons from Russia and co to fight? What exactly happened to billions of dollars set aside in budget for our military over the yrs? These are questions nobody is asking. Nigeria and Nigerians are just a joke. |
Please do you know anyone that needs an artificial limb? The rotary club of VGC is giving out 1,000 artificial limbs. It doesn't matter which part of Nigeria you are, if you need one or know someone who need limbs please call the following numbers: 08023058936 08033277911 08035102283 Or email limbs@rotaryvgc.org Mod' can u please place this in front page? |
luvlyoracle:Thanks! Thanks a lot bro |
luvlyoracle:Would I need an Inverter if I insall solar panel? Hows solar panel maintenance like? Is it cheap to maintain? |
I have never see one but I heard there are big capacity generator that run on petrol. If anyone knows where to get one Please leave a message and I will contact you. Thanks! |
Corrupt politicians and dodgy businesses are stealing millions of dollars from the countries they are supposed to serve, using phantom firms and tax havens to do it. They often then buy valuable property overseas in the most desirable parts of the world. Phantom firms, fake companies set up to hide the identity of the people who control them, are used to move money out of developing countries and into bank accounts, which can then be used to buy properties like these. The good news is that these dodgy dealers don’t always get away with it. Come along for a virtual tour of some of the seized properties of disgraced politicians and company bosses. Ceciilia Ibru's charming Maryland Home One of the most prolific buyers of property on our tour is Cecilia Ibru, the former managing director of Oceanic Bank. She was sentenced to six months in prison for fraud and ordered to hand over $1.2 billion in cash and assets. Authorities seized an incredible 103 properties in the United States, Nigeria, South Africa, Dubai and London. Teodorin Obiang The son of President Obiang of Equatorial Guinea, has had estates seized in Malibu, California and Paris, as well as sports cars and Michael Jackson memorabilia valued at $1.8 million (including a while jewel-encrusted glove from the Bad tour). Imelda Marcos Though famous for her vast shoe collection, Imelda Marcos, wife of former President of the Philippines Ferdinand Marcos, also had a penchant for New York real estate. The World Bank’s Stolen Asset Recovery Initiative estimates they siphoned between $5 to 10 billion from the country. James Onanefe Ibori’s Texas mansion (with tennis court!) The seized Texas mansion of Governor James Onanefe Ibori, who misappropriated millions as the governor of Nigeria’s oil-rich Delta State. Estimated Value: $1.7 million. More than $1 trillion dollars is being siphoned out of developing countries each year, partly because of dodgy deals like these. Take action. Sign our petition and tell G20 leaders when they meet in November: Stop the Trillion Dollar Scandal! Source http://www.one.org/us/2014/11/04/a-google-earth-tour-of-the-worlds-most-corrupt-homes/
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