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today was supposed to be a happy day for me...but no...hmm

Hardeywhummie: Hardeywhummie

Amen and u too

Gazaliah:
Raylight2

Sir

Xcozee:
[size=19pt]bjay5585, raylight2,yokiti.
Eniwaye2.

Keep on peeping! There is God o! [/size]

yes o..till October 28

Hardeywhummie: Hardeywhummie

a friend who went to school today said clearance will be in August

Hardeywhummie:
ok, tnks.....pls kip me update if anytin come up

no probs

Hardeywhummie:
wow.... do u knw wen clearance wud start ot any news regarding service

no info yet. I was told no department in the faculty has taken her results to the Senate for approval.

Hardeywhummie:
faculty of science EBF dept...
..nd u?

chemistry...did u know any James?

chemistry

Hardeywhummie:
also finished frm dere.......

wow..department

Hardeywhummie:
are u a graduate of aaua?

yes... u?

oboi na somebody innocent Mama be this o

Hardeywhummie:
yea if u dont mind raylight.... .wannna ask u a question...

alright... go ahead

Hardeywhummie:
u rite.....buh our target re different

definitely

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Hardeywhummie:
i tap frm dt prayer oooooo bt nt half of it.....amen

if I get half, I'll reach places very fast

his son should be working now...abi office of the President's son don dey aso rock/?

yes naw... u suppose know

cc:

Seun

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FrontPage please

still searching for please.
07063073339

sutst:
but they did not retain me, now am looking for job

lol... with 400k..you should be talking about employing ppl now. wishing God will just butter my bread with half of that.

Stancity:
Its ok bro... Goodluck jonathan..

thanks and goodluck jonathan to you too

Stancity:
Pls what business do u think you can start with that little amount?

paint production

Ayima:
You go get my brother no worry.

I don't need the job. I need the moni

Stancity:
What will 100k do for a young like you

little at the beginning but great latter in life

Ayima:
Why are u guys thinking only about the pay?

very important. u know say we all no be first class like u wey fit get instant job Naw...I just need 100k from this service and I'll be fine.

guys I need 100k

I need a 35hp electric motor urgently please. what's the price and location if you have.
You may put a call through to me 07063073339

hadizadeezy:
Compel ko, pelcom ni

these guys are indeed crazy

the ogogoro master refused to such nonsense and they expect buhari of all to....................Americans are mad!

we really don't know the terms and conditions this new guy met to earn the backing of the US of A...lets just watch

As President Muhammadu Buhari prepares to meet with
his United States counterpart, Barack Obama, in the White
House next Monday, the US government is expected to
make another case asking the Nigerian government to
repeal its law against same-sex unions.
Making this known Monday, the US Assistant Secretary of
State for African Affairs, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, stated
that the US would continue to pressure Nigeria until it
legalises same-sex marriage.
According to the Nigerian Pilot, Thomas-Greenfield
revealed America’s plans yesterday during a live-web chat
with journalists in Washington DC.
US recently legalised gay marriage, a development, which
sparked off mixed reactions across the globe.
Thomas-Greenfield, who said the US had adopted the
protection of the rights of same-sex people as part of its
foreign policies, vowed that Washington would continue to
mount and sustain pressure on Nigeria and other countries
to reverse their laws against lesbians, gays, bisexuals and
transgender (LGBT) community.
She said: “As a government, it is one of the highest
priorities and strongest values that discrimination against
anyone based on their sexual orientation and gender
identity is wrong. We believe human rights should be
available to everybody.
“As a policy, we will continue to press the government of
Nigeria, as well as other governments which have provided
legislation that discriminate against the LGBT community.”
Thomas-Greenfield, who did not agree that pressuring
Nigeria to reverse the anti-gay law amounted to
interference, said Nigeria and Uganda have the hardest
legislation on the gay community.
She said: “This is very much a work in progress, but I think
you will agree with me that the law in Nigeria really went
far in discriminating against this community but also
people who associate with them. So, we will continue to
press the government, to press the legislature to change
these laws and provide human rights for all Nigerian people
regardless of their sexual orientation.”
Thomas-Greenfield was optimistic that the US would win
the fight to protect the LGBT community.
She continued: “With what is happening in the US, you can
determine how far we are willing to go. We strongly believe
human rights for all people and we are particularly opposed
to legislation that actually targets the gay community for
discrimination.
“So we are prepared to push this as a policy, not just in
Africa but across the world.”

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Cc: ishilove
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#ariseNigerians . lets say no to same sex marriage

doublewisdom:
GEJ is loved and admired by many.

and I am one

The dreaded Boko Haram sect has killed 25 persons at the
outskirts of Maiduguri, a member of youth vigilance group,
Abba Izge, told our correspondent on the telephone on
Tuesday in Maiduguri.
Izge said over a hundred Boko Haram militants stormed
Mainok village in Konduga Local Government of Borno
State, North-East Nigeria on Monday at about 6pm, killing
residents at will in a siege that was on four over three
hours.
He said the vehicles that were trapped in Mainok, along
Maiduguri/Damaturu highways, were not spared as they
were set ablaze by the hoodlums.
Izge said, “More than 30 vehicles that were trapped were
burnt down as well as hundreds of homes.
Mainok village is about 45 kilometres away from Maiduguri,
the Borno State capital.
He said, “The entire town was left to mourn the dead and
bury their lost ones; some of them burnt beyond
recognition.
“Some of the foodstuffs of the villagers were carted away.”
He said some people have not been seen after the attack
on the town, which has made many to be apprehensive
that perhaps they might have gone away with them with
the mission to forcefully conscript them.
Meanwhile, the United States Government has said that
the brutality of Boko Haram knows no bounds in view of
the recent attacks by the insurgents across the countries
in the West African region.
The US also condemned in strong terms the recent killings
of innocent people by Boko Haram. The terrorist group’s
latest violent attacks were carried out on Chad, Cameroon,
Niger and Nigeria.
In a statement made available to our correspondent on
Tuesday by the US Embassy in Nigeria, the US Department
of State’s spokesperson, John Kirby, stated that the US
strongly condemned the “horrific and indiscriminate” Boko
Haram suicide attacks on the Grand Marche in the Chadian
capital of N’Djamena on Saturday, as well as attacks in
Cameroon, Niger and Nigeria “over the past two days.”
The statement said, “Boko Haram’s targeting of men,
women and children highlights that the group’s brutality
and barbarism know no bounds, and we remain committed
to working closely with the region to root out the threat
posed by the group.”
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Cc: ishilove