Ykc2: Another way to tax them with one yeye symposium it will end with you need to register with lagos ministry of health before you will open gym facilities
Does it not make sense they register with a govt agency that will monitor and regulate them?
Does it not make sense that they pay tax since they are not NGOs.
Does is not make sense that you think before making comments?
[quote author=prinsam30 post=133165250]Seriously I like what the coach is doing, give everyone a chance to prove there selves, by January we sell off the dead woods simple as that[/quote
If you are a Man U fan, you will know exactly what you said is what the guy is trying to do.
The line up against BODO with deadwoods like Malacia, Anthony and Mount starting is more like " everybody see them ooo''.
The guy has enough weeding to do: Malacia Mount Anthony Maguirre Erikson Casemiro Linderlof
helinues: Playing with Arsenal, you won't allow them to have any corner at all ni. Arsenal games lately, when they have the ball at the far corner side, they are not even interested in kicking the ball for contest, they just want to hit it on the opponent and have a corner. Then Gabriel and co will start making formation that's just so confusing
When it was stoke city, they were called different names. Now it is Arsenal, they say it's a master stroke.
Like I said, let us see how they will win the EPL with corner kicks.
Komu1048: Arsenal na thief na, they will go and obstruct keeper and another will head in. I wonder how FA is allowing that. Against city,tot, wstham etc naso una dey do
And to. think that they are dreaming of winning the EPL with corner kicks!
Rhe bastards that would have classified this as a project to be executed by a local government chairman are silently happy that their Lord and savior finally has a project to commission.
Chosimba: Looking at the comments here, it's easy to see how un-enlightened most Nigerian youths are.
This is actually a fantastic idea. The organisation is most likely over staffed and has a lot of redundancy. For them to identify such a large number of staff to remove, they are looking to streamline efficiency and reduce expenditure.
You may see N50 billion as a lot of money but trust me it costs a lot more to keep non functional staff on payroll bearing in mind that these same staff will still be paid the same N50 billion (or even more) when they eventually retire
You should have known and in case you do not know, the first page of every thread onNairaland is usually dominated by those who know next to nothing about the topic but are interested in being " fastest fingers first" in hunt for likes and shares by fellow ignoramuses.
For matured, reasonable and enlightened comments on topics like this, just flip over to the second page.
Is. it not wonderful that someone with a developing foetus is wise enough to ask this type of a question from people who have probably never had sex before?
Whoever posts this is like the fellow asking a beheaded fellow what part of his head aches.