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hi, how much did u buy it for? want to know which is more convenient. ordering from Germany or Cotonu |
[size=30pt]HMMM some people think say na traditional wedding them dey go atttend for there[/size] |
i am not sure how much you guys pay, but i heard the fees has increased alot. you wey be unilag student is it true? |
hi, i heard that the fees have been increased from about 50k to 450k. how true is this, the news isnt confirmed yet, but we are keeping our fingers crossed that its not true.... |
velo10: Thanks for the article. I plan on swimming sooon. Any pool in Lagos credible when it comes to hygiene?yes . BAR BEACH ![]() |
[quote author=Sisi_Kill]SMDH!! A couple of years ago, when some of us called for the banning of Nollywood. . .people got on our cases. They couldn't give us a logical reason, everything was based on sentiment. To show how into Nollywood they were, they accused us of being witches and wizards. ![]() Now look how Nollywood is disgracing us. . .if it's not Rihanna vs Beyounce, it is Avatar vs Ben10 boys. Now they've got Obama playing ijile Babalawo/Oba. Just when you start to think they can't sink any lower, they slap you upside the head for underestimating them, pick up their shovel and start digging again. There is no end to the torture, I tell ya.[/quote]Lol, the part where he sed 'just when you start to think they can't sink any lower, they slap u upside the head for underestimating them' Is soooooo funny. |
miteolu: Good results is what we need. ABI O MY BROTHER. HELP ME TELL AM SAY WE WANT WINS ALL THE WAY!!!! whats my business if they dont have to go to toilet when they are on training? we want a refine and SUPER EAGLES[size=50pt] |
The thing is and trust me, if can,cpc merge they'l be worse than pdp cos now more people who have diverse interest would conflict over a common interest and we'l be back to square 1 |
Mschew, this story looks so formulated like all those heart2heart stories we read on magazines.. |
bashr8: in nigeria if u must steal please steal from 500 million naira at least ,if u steal small money u will suffer but if u steal big money u just need to spen a quarter of it on bail then chop the rest , be wise stop stealing small money. the smaller the amount the bigger the punishment i bet if she stole 200naira she would have be burnt with tire or beaten to death by mobs lolThe thing sef is that, stealing big or small money depends on you level of connectivity. Person wey steal big money no be small person before. He must have attained one certain high level to be able to have access to those kind of loot. Like this woman now, as she dey na the money wey dey appropriate for her level she thief. Am sure if u ask, she might be head of one department in a branch or headquaters, if she was d GMD like cecilia now, 125m na insult on her part. |
bobdkak: Never a mere dog, surely that's God in disguiseThere was no beTter way to put this.. God is great. Probably that baby has a destiny that would shake mankind for good. |
cigie: When i tried to calculate how much the car is worth in naira...the figure was too long for my fone calculator to displayUr phone na kpalasa. |
asksham1: Hi friend,Na u and the poster be scam. |
Beaf: People got jokes!hilarious my bro, hilarious.lol |
[quote author=Big-eye]I currently drive a 2004 Liberty sport which I got in november last year,I can confidently tell u that it is a very reliable suv.....I have not had any issues wit it apart from the normal servicing as at when due, very rugged and durable, as for the fuel consumption. It might be a little bit more that the toyota's of this world but is almost on par with the Nissan, and as for the parts being expensive I wouldn't know cos I have not had any reason to change parts..mind u I do a lot of traveling..bottom line is I have had no cause to regret buying my liberty.[/quote]I agree with you my brother, my mother also has liberty jeep 2002 model. But its had a grand cherokee emblem on it. People kept telling me its liberty but naïve me, I was in denial. That aside, if its strenght and ruggedness, I give it to the car, durability equals to superb. Service when due. Parts are scarce and expensive. Doesn't really spoil but once it does get ready to make withdrawals frm ur LIBERTY RESERVED ACC. Lol. Ordinary brake pads then was abt 14k. That was wikid |
sylve11: If u want to buy a liberty jeep just be sure to open a liberty reserved account.^^^ Hahahahaha LR account. Post all expenses to debit side cos there would be no credit earnings on this account.looool. It takes and doesn't give back. |
this is what we are talking of 'swift action' and not empty promises and negotiations that are baseless as the case of Nigeria is. the US is taking the fight to their doorsteps... |
WASHINGTON (AFP) – The United States said Tuesday that Al-Qaeda number two Abu Yahya al-Libi was dead, after a drone strike dealt the most weighty blow to the terror group since the killing of Osama bin Laden. The demise of Libi, a charismatic figure beloved by rank-and-file radicals with a flair for media and managerial authority over terror affiliates, meant another victory in President Barack Obama’s ruthless bid to crush Al-Qaeda. “Our government has been able to confirm Al-Libi’s death,” said White House spokesman Jay Carney, ending a prolonged US tussle with a man who once escaped from a US jail in Afghanistan, and had defied previous attempts to kill him. Officials refused to confirm the circumstances of Libi’s death, but Pakistani authorities previously spoke of a pre-dawn CIA drone strike on Monday on a compound in North Waziristan, near the Afghan border. “It is significant,” another US official said, saying Libi headed Al-Qaeda operations in Pakistan and outreach to affiliates such as Yemen-based Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), which has attacked US targets. Officials were unable to say whether there were any other casualties in the attack on Libi, after earlier reports that 15 people had died in the drone strike. News of the killing of Libi followed reports detailing the scope of the US campaign against global terrorism, including revelations that President Barack Obama personally presides over a “kill list” of top suspects. Libi’s death will also bolster Obama’s national security credentials as he seeks to repel claims of weakness abroad leveled by his Republican opponent in November’s election, Mitt Romney. Republicans have complained that the White House is selectively leaking intelligence data to bolster Obama’s reputation as a steely commander in chief. The Libi killing may again worsen tenuous US ties with nominal anti-terror ally Pakistan, severely harmed by drone strikes, a US raid that killed bin Laden last year and Islamabad’s refusal to reopen NATO supply lines into Afghanistan. A trusted lieutenant of bin Laden, Libi appeared in countless Al-Qaeda videos and was considered the chief architect of its global propaganda machine. The US official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Monday that Libi had served as the group’s “general manager” and had overseen day-to-day operations in Pakistani tribal areas. The official described the killing of Libi as a “major blow” to Al-Qaeda’s core that would put further pressure on the group’s leader Ayman al-Zawahiri. Analysts said that Libi had played a talismanic role in Al-Qaeda, and his loss could be a blow from which the movement may not recover. “If Zawahiri is put down soon, Al-Qaeda’s senior leadership will be broken and the torch will have to pass to AQAP,” said terrorism expert Jarret Brachman, of North Dakota State University. Libi’s death followed the US claim that Atiyah abd al-Rahman, then described in Washington as Al-Qaeda’s number two, was killed in a US missile strike in North Waziristan on August 22 last year. “It is a job that is hard to fill and there may not be, given the duration of late that people have held that job … a lot of candidates hoping to fill it,” Carney said. Pakistani officials had originally said it was unclear whether Libi had been present at a compound in the village of Hesokhel, east of Miranshah, the capital of North Waziristan, that was targeted in the drone strike. Libi had evaded US clutches before: he escaped from a high security US prison at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan in 2005. There had been unconfirmed reports that Libi was wounded in a US drone strike that killed nine militants on May 28. A report that he was killed in a December 2009 drone strike in South Waziristan also proved false. Obama has presided over a relentless attempt to crush Al-Qaeda, including in Pakistan and Yemen, since taking office in 2009. Last month, during a visit to Afghanistan, he said his goal of defeating the group behind the September 11 attacks in 2001 was “now within our reach.” http://www.vanguardngr.com/2012/06/us-kills-qaeda-number-two-in-drone-strike/ |
Was just abt to reply this post but I guess u beat me to it.lol. |
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folex: 250k!!! got a serious buyer.u for call the guy schedule meting wey u go ise rob am of the car instead of u to b downgrading his commodity. even in germany where it is so cheap 250k might not even buy it and ship for u. |
Slyr0x: Hmmmmn. .I get such offers every time. .The most recent was when I got approached by a marketing company to help them pull email addresses from 12different servers at the rate of $3000 per server. .. |
Na wa o bros. Shey na inspirational quote u wan use sell ur ride? Its quite funny. No offence ooo. |
Basic: Oga, there are no contradictions, unless you need an interpreter to help you out. Or better, trying reading through again, probably you were not fully awake the first time.He sed 3.48. But the poster did not have a 3.48 except he made a mistake. He also sed he was heartbroken. My question is for who? The poster or his own result when he saw it? |
Okoya: All my efforts ended with a CGPA 3.49..... what'sI. |
conyema12: I had a similar experience in Nija back then, graduating with 3.48, I must tell u i was heart broken. No thanks to those our lousy lecturers....but to me it was a blessing in disguise cos it made me to truly discover my potentials. After NYSC, i quickly enrolled for my Msc in Pet. Geology in Naija..not even UK *cos I dont have the finace* after which I got an opportunity to do a 12month post grad. Internship with one of our multinationals..i worked a few months after my internship with them before getting an offer with an Oil and gas firm in UAE as an expatriat...even there other job offers keep coming up... So buddy i was blessing cos if i have had a 2:1 may i will be in one bank nowMaybe u should look at ur post very well and see how u r just contradicting urself. Except I'm not reading well. |
follow the password recovery tool. it depends on what u did wit ur account. its either u were doing something illegal or u logged in from an unknown location.. just follow the passowrd recovery tool. |
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