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pity who all these modern hustlers gerraaaoutthere

look I see no reason why these peole practise Judaism which is a religion owned by the Jew who don't like black people

Amazing Beaches To Checkout In Lekki



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wow seun weldone sir in falz voice

one word for the two of them ashewo
that just how they live their lives today's Nigerian girls

igbe alangba Lord ave mercy

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watch d full clip here and share till tekno sees it. also professor linkin owns d word jogodo ...so prof linkin self de come for his own tekno ready

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nice donjazzy

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An important travel document is your Nigerian passport. Without it, you cannot travel. In Nigeria, almost everyone thinks that you can never get your passport without going through the back door. This is wrong. There are laid down rules for applying for your passport. You only need to be patient or else you will be frustrated. By the way, you will save money and feel that you are doing the right thing. i will share how to formally apply for your Nigerian passport.

Have all required supporting documents

The documents for a successful passport application include: Local Government letter of identification, Birth certificate/age declaration, 2 recent colour passport photographs, Guarantor's form sworn to before a commissioner of Oaths / Magistrate /  High Court Judge, Parents' letter of consent for minors under 16 years, Marriage certificate where applicable and police report in case of lost passport.

Fill the online application

Simply visit the Nigerian Immigration portal , click on 'apply for passport', select type of passport and Processing country. When you are done with this, fill the online application with the correct information. Also, know that any false declaration on the form may lead to the withdrawal of the passport and/or your prosecution.

Make payment

After the approval of your online application, the next thing to do is make payment. You can use any of the available payment gateway provided. The fee for payment depends on your the number of passport pages and your age. For 32 pages- Age 0 - 17 (N8,750), 18-59 (15,000) and 60+ (N8,750) and for 64 pages, it is N20,000 for all ages. Besides, you will pay more if you go through the back door. If the page does not redirect you, go back to the NIS homepage, click on the "Query your Application Payment Status" and enter your Passport Application ID and Reference Number. Follow the instructions to confirm payment and endeavour to print your payment receipt.

Go for scheduled interview after confirmation of payment

Know that after you have confirmed your payment, the date and time of your interview will be generated. Attend the interview with all your documents at the Immigration office you have chosen on the portal.

Get your passport

The chances of receiving your passport after the interview are very slim. You will likely be told to come back for your passport.



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nonsense gal

wizkid de take am Weller and davido dem go cry now

Bleep d two of dem

well her boobs big enuff to be milk industry to supply for d nation

if this chioma leave davido men d bobo go neadly kill. chioma o

no gal should try DAT with me they will be burnt

unless I tell dem to bring their friends make dem no say after dem chop finish na hotel lodging no escaping

A statue is a sculpture, representing one or more people. In Lagos, there are a number of statues of illustrious personalities dotted in different parts of the state. i identifies the locations of some of these statues which you can visit.

Gani Fawehinmi Statue

The new, sparkling and towering statue of the late human rights lawyer, activist and sage, Gani Fawehinmi SAN is located at the Liberty Park in Ojota. The 44-feet tall statue was recently unveiled by the Lagos State Government.

Fela Anikulapo Statue

Fela Anikulapo Kuti is unarguably one of the popular and greatest musicians not only in Nigeria but across the world. Hence, it does not come as a surprise that he is honoured by a statue. Tagged the Liberation Statue, it is located at Allen Roundabout in Ikeja. The unveiling of the Liberation Statue was part of activities marking Fela's 79th posthumous birthday and the 20th anniversary of his demise. The interesting or unique thing about the statue is that it is headless.

Herbert Macaulay Statue

Herbert Macaulay is perhaps the only one that has two statues to his credit in Lagos. The one in Yaba in front of the bookshop house. He is often referred to as the father of Nationalism in Nigeria. He is the grandson of Bishop Ajayi Crowther (the first African Bishop). Herbert Macaulay was a politician, an engineer, a journalist and most importantly a Nigerian Nationalist.

Obafemi Awolowo Statue

Chief Obafemi Jeremiah Oyeniyi Awolowo, GCFR was a Nigerian nationalist and statesman who played a key role in Nigeria's independence movement. He was the first premier of the Western Region. The statue is located on Obafemi Awolowo Way by the Lagos Television (LTV) junction in Ikeja.

Arometa Statue

Sculpted by Biodun Shodeinde in 1991, the three white cap chiefs was originally positioned at the point of entry to Lagos to welcome visitors to the centre of excellence. However, due to some superstitious belief and the statue being burnt down, it was moved to its present location in Epe. Even though the statue was previously meant to welcome people to Lagos, the sculpture is rich in meaning. The three chiefs represent the three kinds of traditional greetings in Lagos Island. This monument is 12 ft tall.


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DrinkLimca:
Shut the fork up kid..
have you ever been to a strip club?
Do you know how many strippers guys take home every night?
Do you know what goes on in the VVIP session of strip clubs?
Once again shut the fork up..

abeg help me tell am he never see anything any woman who get naked in the public is a who're not in u can tell me.....anybody can buy her for the night

olosho is olosho but she use brain sha

oga na ashewo u don de date in disguise sorry o until she land on my bed ur eye go clear o shameful women of this generation