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This is purely for business! |
many people don't. The government don't care and majority of the people are deprived of the basic needs of life - Food, shelter, and clothing. |
They should try to keep this winning tempo on and do their best in the AFCON. I have observed that it is always difficult when the SE play African teams. |
My wife taught me how to drive. |
Ginger the swagga with 'best' shekpe. |
The organizers have a stipulated budget so why will they incur excess budget and not pay for it? |
This is a friendly game where the coach can change as many times as he wants inorder to see the capability of each player, so no sweat. |
Good thing: God keeping me alive 2012 despite all the violence, accidents, attacks and disasters that the world witnessed. |
Tatoos are normal and does not connote immorality but in this case, it depends on what part of her body where she had the tatoo inscribed. |
Another potential nollywood actress! |
RIP |
Why the noise? Yaradua did more than that! |
Anyhow you want it. |
Congratulations! |
Congratulations! |
Students know the rules before they come in. At the interview stage they are all told about the rules and they promise to keep it for the duration of their course, so when you know the rules why break it? If you know that you don't want to go to the chapel, why not stay near or outside the chapel to avoid trouble? |
without shoes |
what is the big deal if she falls? How is she different from every other Nigerian using the same airport? |
What difference does it make for a young man to become president in Nigeria? What did Demeji Bank-ole did as a young man heading the house of representative. |
Na Niaja we dey o! All these things na for paper. FRSC go don go into agreement with some of tis doctors to dey issue medical certificate for commercial drivers for a fee. I dey laugh o! |
Shoooo.... Wetin Concern Jonathan with this matter now na?![b][/b] As a Nigerian, Jonathan has a duty to care for all his subjects. All animals should be equal when such negative events happen? |
god help us especially as we approach the end of the "mber" months. |
Why can't he prophesy good things? Or is he a prophet of doom? |
……. Vanguard confirmed if the security agents were put in confidence in the payment of ransom to the kidnappers, but it was obvious that they were not, as the ransom was dropped and coolly collected by the hostage takers. Finally, between N10 m – N11 million ransom paid Our source was not emphatic on the amount paid, but he said, “Between N10 million and N15 million was paid as ransom” We gathered that it was after the kidnappers satisfied themselves that the Okonjos kept to their side of the bargain that they released the family’s matriarch on Friday morning in Benin City. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/12/how-okonjo-iwealas-mother-was-released-n10m-ransom-paid/ |
very often. The first I read is the user manual. |
But the Zambian Football Association claimed Godfrey Chitalu had scored 107 goals for club and country in 1972. Play media The world governing body said that, given it only maintains statistics for the international competitions it runs, it is not possibly to ratify records from club football around the world. "We don't have a database which details every football game played in every country from around the world since day one of their formation," Stone said.[quote][/quote]Because Zambia is Africa and African are black people so FIFA is telling us that they don't run and maintain statistics for club and country competitions in Zambia and Africa. Also, they only have a data based for football games played in Europe and America and not in Africa. Haba |
For a nation that wants to depend completely on "Oil" it's not surprising.Depending on oil is not the problem but how the oil money is spent. The oil industry have been turned to a program where the so callers rulers play their corruption game. Many oil producing countries are making it, so why can't Nigeria make it? - the simple answer is CORRUPTION. |
[b]Not Every Country is Rich, Be careful Many people think any country with white faces is the US, and all European countries are good. BE CAREFUL this is a lie Canada US UK Australia New Zealand are the only country i would suggest for anyone. The rest are extremely dangerous and the people there have a hard time achieving anything due to poor economies and racism. Israel, Poland, Spain, Italy are all place that look nicer than Nigeria but suffer from the same unemployment and corruption. Many Nigerians feel they will get someone going to China not knowing that there are more unemployed Chinese than there are human beings in Nigeria. If you're not going to any of the countries on the list, don't waste your time. Many are going to places more corrupt and downtrodden than Nigeria like Russia where the poor remain poor for ever and the rich are rich forever. more importantly DO YOUR RESEARCH. I recently had a friend go to Yemen. Yemen is not only poorer than Nigeria but is one of the worlds more war torn nations. Many nigerians will go somewhere without knowing the name of the countries president. Not every oyibo country is 'ala beke'. Many might as well be in Africa. Be careful![/b][quote][/quote]In every country one has to struggle before you can achieve. Dollars does not grow on tree in the USA or picked on the streets in Canada. People work and earn them. At least if you work hard you can earn a living unlike in Nigeria where hard-work without a 'godfather' is vanity! |
The Richest Nigerians are in Nigeria As i said the place to look for wealth isn't in a new land. By the time you're done learning the customs and way things work here you'll be 50. You know Nigeria, you know the way it works, though few want to admit it you can make it in Nigeria. The richest nigerians in the world are from Nigeria, and don't bother themselves with the US. If you look at somebody like Dangote, Adenuga etc you will see they have one devious but consistent thing in common: connections to those in power. As a black person, and more importantly a Nigeria, you have to understand those in power are white and have no business bothering themselves with you. At least in Nigeria you can climb the social ladder more freely, you can't here. To become rich in America you need a great idea, something nobody has ever done before like an invention or a service and it has to make sense to the demand. If you have one of these....you'll make it in Nigeria as well. [quote][/quote]And many Nigerians are suffering in the mist of plenty. Why not stay in a white man's land where at least you can have a relative PEACE OF MIND. |
No money was paid to anybody.who told you that? |
Because people need strength to console the bereaved family. |
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