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Thanks

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Budding Nigerian rap artist 'Da Grin' passes on at LUTH today Thursday at around 6:48pm, may His soul rest in peace, we love you,

Budding Nigerian rap artist 'Da Grin' passes on at LUTH today Thursday at around 6:48pm, may His soul rest in peace, we love you,

Budding Nigerian rap artist 'Da Grin' passes on at LUTH today Thursday at around 6:48pm, may His soul rest in peace, we love you,

Budding Nigerian rap artist 'Da Grin' passes on at LUTH today Thursday at around 6:48pm, may His soul rest in peace, we love you,

is ur 2007 corolla available n how much?

is ur 2007 corolla still available,how much is it? before i make the call.

is the car still available and how much is it?

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For a year while working in a section that requires me to pick calls, I've realized different level of flashing, infact, I give kudos to the owner of this number 081328357** as the best flasher of the year 2009,may God grant u more awards.

who is your best flasher of the year and describe the flash.

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The talented yoruba comdian/singer coupled with other things he does, He cracked many jokes usually in yoruba.
-Itu baba ita
-Laisi abesupinle

and many more.

Recently, I spoke to a lady who told me she does not pick calls from numbers not known/saved on her phone and I wondered 'what may be the reason for her decision? Unfortunately for her she got a call on her phone while we were still talking and as usual, the number was a strange one so she didn't pick up and later got to know that her son was involved in an accident and needed her attention,which she saw but did not pick intentionally.

Later told me she lost her only son due to her folly decision.

she said ' she decided that to avoid fraudsters' where do u stand?

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The governor is only making preparations for 2011 elections and Lagosian believe its for the security which it was said to be meant for, if an helicopter pursues a robbery group in Lagos,only God knows how many innocent people will become victims of early grave when the robbers shoot amidst onlookers and i trust Nigerian police, Dem go take cover,quick quick comot uniform,go hide for corner. not their fault, they only got less than six month voluntary training.

@Poster,

Are you having problems getting a date?

All the best!

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It has become a common occurrence for LAWMA to send waste disposal bills to occupants/owners of buildings in Lagos when they do not pick up waste in such buildings, they operate at their own will and send random bills to those they have never rendered their service to, I believe this is unfair exploitation and must be put to an end.
LAWMA does not operate and have not being operating the way they should, so, I am of the opinion that this act of sending random bills everywhere should be put to a perfect halt.

May God forgive all who do evil,why would someone raise this unhealthy question, she was a great loss. stop this mockery.!!!!!!

The Federal Government is proposing to buy four more aircraft for the presidential fleet, according to the 2010 Appropriation Bill sent to the National Assembly yesterday by President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua.
When an average Nigerian cannot afford transport fare, I sometimes cannot vividly understand why our government is so self-centred, buying 4 more aircraft for presidency shouldn't be the next on Nigeria's agenda,when the country cannot even boast of a national airline,its very shameful,Nigeria of all countries does not have a national carrier( post virgin nigeria calamity),well may God see us through.

Mixed reactions have trailed the 2010 budget presented by President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua yesterday.
While some hailed the budget, describing it as "moderate" given the global recession, others said the amount earmarked for capital expenditure is not enough.
Commenting on the budget yesterday, the Managing Dir-ector of Economic Associates, Dr. Ayo Teriba, said the budget was “appropriate" given the fact that Nigeria was just coming out of the global recession.
Given this scenario, he said the capital expenditure at N2trillion was in order, stressing that the Federal Government should let the country’s resources improve before embarking on huge capital expenditure.
Teriba also said that raising Nigeria’s benchmark oil price to $57 per barrel is "realistic."
He also noted that another cheering news about the 2010 budget is that the government this time around, is not stating that it is going to run deficit budget like that of last year, which exerted tremendous pressure Nigeria's exchange rate - that has lost about 20 per cent of its value.
The Chief Executive of the Financial Markets Dealers Association (FMDA), Mr Wale Abe, also hailed the budget, saying the president recognised the fact that the economy is still in a slow down.
He said since the economy is not expected to record any dramatic change next year, the president was right in his budget assumptions in areas such as the benchmark exchange rate of N150/$1.
Abe said economic developments globally also support the benchmark oil price of $57/barrel but added that the federal government should religiously implement the amnesty programme in the Niger Delta to realise the estimated output of 2.088 million bpd.
He said the essence of a budget is for economic development, stressing that if the 2010 budget can be well implemented, projections for 2011 will be better.
“The nation can’t manage exchange rate and interest rate at the same time. We need to trade off and the authorities are recognising that” said Abe.
But the immediate past president of the Association of National Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN), Mr Samuel Nzekwe, said his primary concern with the budget are in two fold: the is lack of effective implementation and the second improper sectoral allocations.
He decried the poor implementation of the country’s yearly appropriations, stressing that the reported under performance of the 2008 budget by the National Assembly at about 30 per cent was shocking.
According to him, besides the numbers of the budget, lack of implementation is the undoing of the Yar ‘Adua fiscal regime.
On the 2009 sectoral budgetary allocations, Nzekwe said given the dearth of infrastructure in the country as well as projects crying for attention, the about N1.3 trillion capital expenditure projection is grossly insufficient.
He pointed out that the 6000 megawatts electricity target for 2009, as contained in the budget is not enough, adding that the country can do more than that.
‘I would have wanted more to be allocated to education, power, the police than what was allocated” he added.
Immediate past President of the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS) and Managing Director of Signet Investments Limited, Mr. Oladipo Aina, said the government should focus more resources to the improvement of the infrastructure.
He said: “Although I have not seen the breakdown of the capital expenditure, the best thing for the government to do is focus on infrastructure. If we want the economy to move forward, the problem of infrastructure should be tackled once and all and lets us move on. The problem of poor infrastructure is killing small businesses that are supposed to provide employment in the country. Therefore, whatever capital expenditure the government is proposing for 2010, infrastructure should take the lion share.”

THE Federal Executive Council (FEC) yesterday approved a N45 billion ($300 million) credit from the International Development Association (IDA) to finance electricity transmission and distribution infrastructure for the nation's power sector.

The credit is in addition to the $5.38 billion set aside for expenditure under the National Independent Power Project (NIPP) by the Federal Government, out of which $3.38 billion has been spent.

In the meantime, the House of Representatives Committee on Interior has threatened a zero allocation to the ministry if it fails to make proposals in the 2010 budget for the Nigeria Security and Defence Corps (NSCDC) to buy arms and ammunition.

And following the reported presence of the swine flu in the country, the House of Representatives has urged the Federal Government to immediately set in motion a national preparedness and response plan for Nigeria.

The IDA facility is repayable over 40 years with a 10-year period of grace. It also attracts a service charge of 0.75 per cent yearly on the actual amount drawn from the credit and a commitment charge of 0.5 per cent yearly on undisbursed balance of the credit.

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Nigeria's nollywood star Nkem Owoh of the Osofia in London fame has been kidnapped and no information on his wereabout is known or any message indicating a ransom for him. Osofia in kidnappers' net a new movie burster will be out after his release.

The popularly known nollywood star Nkem Owoh of the Osofia in London fame has been kidnapped.