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Unclerukus:Can you chill till December ending, I'll definitely buy. But at 24k. |
BeardedTraveler:Are you really sure? With this dollar exchange rate hitting the roof, getting a 2gig ram phone on aliexpress would be impossible for 25k. |
onokings:Please can you specify where you bought it at that price? The ones am seeing online starts from 30k upward. I need a good UK used htc m7. |
The US State Department said until it was shut down, the sham embassy was housed in a run¬down, pink two¬storeyed building with a corrugated iron roof and flew a US flag outside. It also had a portrait of President Barack Obama. “It was not operated by the United States government, but by figures from both Ghanaian and Turkish organised crime rings and a Ghanaian attorney practicing immigration and criminal law,” the State Department said in a statement. Turkish citizens, who spoke English and Dutch, posed as consular officers and staff in the operation. Investigations also uncovered a fake Dutch embassy, the State Department said. The crime ring issued fraudulently obtained but legitimate US visas and false identification documents, including birth certificates at a cost of $6,000 each. During raids that led to a number of arrests, authorities also seized authentic and counterfeit Indian, South African and Schengen Zone visas and 150 passports from 10 different countries along with a laptop and smart phones. The statement did not say how the gang obtained the authentic visas and the State Department did not say how many people were believed to have illegally entered the United States and other countries using visas issued by the crime ring, which used bribery to operate unhindered. “The criminals running the operation were able to pay off corrupt officials to look the other way, as well as obtain legitimate blank documents to be doctored,” the statement said. There was no immediate comment from Ghana’s Criminal Investigations Division. Source ; http://thenigerialawyer.com/fake-us-embassy-in-ghana-discovered-after-oper ating-for-10-years/ |
Malayy:If you have your birth certificate or state of origin with your pix attached they will accept it. |
GossipHeart:You are mistaken. What makes you think there are no cobras in Nigeria? I've seen a cobra in the north. It was trapped inside an abandoned and empty swimming pool at the kano campus of the Nigerian law school, bagauda. That was in 2005. We saw it live with its hooded head raised head and ready to strike when we taunted it with stones. You should also know that black mambas are not necessarily black but got its name originally from its forked black tongue. They are also very scarce in this part of the world, they are mostly seen in East Africa. Source; National Geographic. |
PissedOffWeed:Na wa o. Nairaland don dey do partiality? I posted this topic first since morning fa, e no enter front page ; https://www.nairaland.com/3486845/former-cuban-leader-fidel-castro |
Fidel Castro, Cuba's former president and leader of the Communist revolution, has died aged 90, his brother has said. "The commander in chief of the Cuban revolution died at 22:29 hours this evening (03:29 GMT Saturday)," President Raul Castro said. Fidel Castro ruled Cuba as a one-party state for almost 50 years before Raul took over in 2008. His supporters said he had given Cuba back to the people. But he was also accused of suppressing opposition. Ashen and grave, President Castro told the nation in an unexpected late night broadcast on state television that Fidel Castro had died and would be cremated later on Saturday. There would now be several days of national mourning on the island. Raul Castro ended the announcement by shouting the revolutionary slogan: "Towards victory, always!" Barring the occasional newspaper column, Fidel Castro had essentially been retired from political life for some time, the BBC's Will Grant in Havana reports. In April, Fidel Castro gave a rare speech on the final day of the country's Communist Party congress. He acknowledged his advanced age but said Cuban communist concepts were still valid and the Cuban people "will be victorious". "I'll soon be 90," the former president said, adding that this was "something I'd never imagined". "Soon I'll be like all the others, "to all our turn must come," Fidel Castro said. Castro - who had survived many assassination plots - was the longest serving non-royal leader of the 20th Century. Castro temporarily handed over power to his brother in 2006 as he was recovering from an acute intestinal ailment. Raul Castro officially became president two years later. Fidel Castro's key dates 1926: Born in the south-eastern Oriente Province of Cuba 1953: Imprisoned after leading an unsuccessful rising against Batista's regime 1955: Released from prison under an amnesty deal 1956: With Che Guevara, begins a guerrilla war against the government 1959: Defeats Batista, sworn in as prime minister of Cuba 1961: Fights off CIA-sponsored Bay of Pigs invasion by Cuban exiles 1962: Sparks Cuban missile crisis by agreeing that USSR can deploy nuclear missiles in Cuba 1976: Elected president by Cuba's National Assembly 1992: Reaches an agreement with US over Cuban refugees 2006: Hands over reins to brother Raul due to health issues, stands down as president two years later Cuba's revolutionary leader Throughout the Cold War, Fidel Castro was a thorn in Washington's side. An accomplished tactician on the battlefield, he and his small army of guerrillas overthrew the military leader Fulgencio Batista in 1959 to widespread popular support. Within two years of taking power, he declared the revolution to be Marxist-Leninist in nature and allied the island nation firmly to the Soviet Union. Yet, despite the constant threat of a US invasion as well as the long-standing economic embargo on the island, Castro managed to maintain a communist revolution in a nation just 90 miles (145km) off the coast of Florida. Despised by his critics as much as he was revered by his followers, he outlasted 10 US presidents and defied scores of attempts on his life by the CIA. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called Castro "one of the most iconic personalities of the 20th century" saying his country mourned his loss. Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto said Castro was a "great friend" of Mexico. But in Miami, where there is a large Cuban community, there have been celebrations in some parts of the city. Source ; http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-38114953?post_id=10211282846810674_10211282847130682#_=_ |
Founder and General Overseer of Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries (MFM), Daniel Kolawole Olukoya, is on the verge of losing the vast land on which MFM Prayer City sits.http://saharareporters.com/2016/11/22/olukoya-set-lose-mountain-fire-prayer-city-along-lagos-ibadan-highway-court-returns-land
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If USA was Nigeria, today's headlines will read: · Don't celebrate yet, Hillary tells Trump (TELL magazine) · Concede defeat, Trump urges Hillary (Punch newspaper) · 20 opposition cadres riot (The Sun newspaper) · Hillary Demands Vote Recount (Vanguard newspaper) · Elections rigged (Guardian newspaper) · No evidence of manipulation (NTA news) · The Church declares elections free and fair (News Line) · There will be violence if we lose; Hillary declares (LTV 8 news) · Trucks with suspected ballot papers crosses into USA from Mexico (Tribune newspaper) · Hillary is an opportunist - Go back to your husband (AIT news) · I will not accept results, Hillary tells Trump (STV news) · Hillary heads to Election Petition Tribunal (MITV) · Black Majority rejects results (PM News) · American big boy Donald Trump Throws Lavish Party to celebrate Election Victory (City People) · Free for all fight at Trump rally in Grant Park (Channels TV) · Northern elders, Arewa and Sultan rejects results (ThisDay) · Republicans and Democrats supporters clash in Ketu and Ajangbadi, 14 dead, Hillary threatens more heads will roll (Daily independent) · The people behind Trump's victory: True story uncovered... (Newswatch) . We are analysing the result- Lai Mohammed.. (The Nation) ....oh my beloved Nigeria!!!!!!!!! |
Innjoooooooo! |
Nor be about Big size oo!! Incase you don't know ==> No matter how BIG the phone dey, na small sim Card dey work the phone ![]() Even as BIG as tablets dey, you have to CUT the sim to a micro sim.. [/b][/font][/quote]Bros, Na micro Sim card you get? |
Mujaheeeden:Yes. As you can see, we are planning to bomb a strategic location with a nuclear bomb. |
vani86:Bros, dem no dey write am for face o.. |
joey150:Are you aware the whites have not abandoned their own culture and traditions. The Queen of England, Queen Elizabeth is one of the most influential personalities in the world. Not to mention prince Charles. |
jidxin:Yep, and still counting. Are you an alumni from same faculty? |
I rep class of 2004/Law. All what op said appears strange to me cause non of it existed in our time. It was survival of the fittest then, it was the period when unilorin still had a minicampus at taiwo road ( den of cultists) where art and commercial students are based and the permanent site where the mostly science undergraduates stay, except for a few faculties like law. Faculty of education later joined. Minicampus which was a temporary site was the bubbling campus for organized parties and shows while the permanent site is where you find the SU's, the religious bigots and the bookworms. Then, if you don't buy lecturers handouts just prepare yourself for carryovers. Getting accommodation was a tug of war. Bed spaces were sold in black market for as high as 20k for a room of 4 and 6k for a room of 8., not to mention those who 'colonize' with you in the night ( you wake up in the midnight and find strangers sleeping beside you!). It was extremely tough then but it was fun. Believe me you will never remain the same when you pass through unilorin in those years (1998/2004 sets). SUG was very active then. I could write a thousand page book about life in unilorin in those early days. |
Mine was LG P500, also known as LG Optimus 1. It had a crappy 512 ram, 3.7inch screen and ran froyo. That was way back in 2011 and it was one of the best android phone that came out then. Samsung Galaxy S and S2 where the reigning champions. |
Meanwhile somewhere in Ghana..
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The first person wey cover nose na the messer. |
amagunnerfan:My bro, am planning on setting up a blog. I would really appreciate it if you could give me some insight on how to yield more revenue through adsense. I started one in 2004 (just about the time seun started nairaland) but gave up a couple of months later when the yield wasn't impressive. My email is mbukoye4real@gmail.com incase you interested in chatting in private. |
BeeBeeOoh:Be careful not to drink too much of water. It also has its side effects which may be fatal. You may alter the balance of your body electrolytes which may lead to death when you drink too much. |
carmag:Truth is bitter. |
omogidi234:very true.. however, quite a number of them have stuck on. Most adults can't even differentiate anymore o. |
Everyone waxes nostalgic when they remember their childhoods. If you had a bad childhood, don’t worry I’m about to ruin the ones of those that had good ones. Growing up in Naija, we had some songs we’ve been singing since we were toddlers. We learnt these songs and joined the multitude that has been singing it wrong for ages. Here are some songs that many Nigerians have been singing wrong since they were kids: 1. Sandalili Sandalili Every primary school child from the 90’s knows this song. We sang it and we were proud. But did you know we’ve been singing it all wrong since time immemorial? “ The correct thing is Standard living, standard living. ” I wonder how we made the jump from standard living to sandalili. 2. The most excellency is Jesus This is another song many Christians sing. I bet you will hear this when you go to church on Sunday. The correct wording is: “ The most excellent king is Jesus. ” Don’t worry, it is okay to cry. 3. Jangilova epo motor This was another favourite of us when it comes to playing games. I wonder where we got Jangilova when it is: “ Jingle over like a motor ” 4. Osingo Osingo, Praise the Lord This song is actually “O sing my soul, praise the Lord”. But as Nigerians, we have invented our own version lol. Culled from http://omgvoice.com/lifestyle/nigerian-songs-singing-wrong/?geoip |
People who don't know jack about sh*t, spew lubbish on this page. Why is it so hard to believe that ND Militants are behind these acts of violence?? I lived in isawo for 6 good years. The territory where the major bunkering was taking place and I lived very much close to the area. I came in when the oil bunkering was just picking up and I was there when it got to the extent of kidnapping, rape, armed robbery and harrasing innocent inhabitants of the area. They were ijaws and have always been ijaws because I have seen them operate through out the years in that area. I was in isawo when they killed the SS men, I even witnessed the brutal killing of 6 police officers in our street by these guys. A lot of Shit went down in my area which was never reported in the media. Go to isawo today and igbolomu (which is also in isawo axis and where most of the killings took place recently), ask any one there and they will tell you without mincing words that it's the ijaws behind the bunkering and killings. The reason why they've flourished for so long was because they were being heavily patronized by transporters and oil tankers on a daily basis and the police then were in cahoots with them. Imagine buying 50 litters of petrol for just N1,500!!! Some of the inhabitants were also guilty of patronizing them as it was really tempting to buy fuel at incredulously cheaper rates. Anybody who lived in isawo oke oko and who is on this forum should confirm this info. Whether they came from ondo or delta is not the issue but one thing is certain, they are IJAWS and not yorubas!! |
Hmm... I see some ladies wetting their pants at this.. Naked 6 pack armu robber |
Good evening sir. I just want your opinion on two brands of generators. Elemax and thermocool, which is better.? I plan to buy either of these 2, with 1KVA Power output. That is the TEC Junior thermocool, and the ELEMAX SH1900DX Gasoline Generator 1KVA. Please which of these 2 will last longer? I own a blender, medium sized fridge, a TV and fan. Which will power these appliances much better |
HungerBAD:Bros, na from face them dey know wife material again.. ![]() |
Tellemall:Mr Man, where was it stated that she was killed by your so-called "Mohammedan"?? Why are we so blinded by hate, bigotry and so quick judge others? Because she happened to be preaching when she was killed, you quickly conclude that she was killed by a" Mohammedan" abi? It was reported that her head and breast was cut off, nobody wants to look into the possibility that she might have been killed by ritualists, but because of the mere fact that she was a preacher, we point accusing fingers to 'the usual suspects'. |

[/b][/font][/quote]Bros, Na micro Sim card you get?