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olumzzz:
Are u a single mother?

Cutehector4u:
rosebase dats why u fail exam.. I said if the guy happens to knw abt it.. I neva said d guy sjould wait till she falls ill.

dtruseeker:
around 3pm. i used *123*3*1*5*2#

dtruseeker:
it has not been blocked o. i got 3gig yesterday evening n I'm still using it nw

coobboy:
They won't deduct once you stop sending the message (*123 message)

Gerrie:
dial *123*3*4# to check your balance!

Thank me later!

oluwapoju:
ur existing data will first be deducted

oluwapoju:
it will not

Dramadiddy: These are the few data resellers I know that are reliable and give you value for your money :

1) Chikebrain : https://www.nairaland.com/1790563/cheap-mobile-data-1gb-n1499/9

2) Octavo : https://www.nairaland.com/1566834/mtn-glo-etisalat-data-sale/23

3) Gmcbiz : https://www.nairaland.com/1808428/most-affordable-mtn-etisalat-data/12

4) Luluosas : https://www.nairaland.com/1907614/luluosas-mtn-sme-data-share

5) Enterpro : https://www.nairaland.com/1788442/cheapest-mtn-glo-etisalat-mobile/33

money121: This road is terrible and flood with water especially during the raining season.. the major problem is that the area is sandy area
and if the citizen trying to park the sand for usage the police will surely arrest them and ask for bribe that deir wey using it for business..
on my way to office this morning i jus decide to snap some pics and share it here for my people... mayb the owner (bola ahmed tinuke) of the road can also take a look...



EKO ONI BAJE JU BAYI LO!!!

dotna: Candido Jacuzzi


[b]Candido Jacuzzi was the youngest of seven inventive brothers whose family left a small town in Italy for Berkeley, California in the early 1900s. [/b]By the 1930s, the brothers were the owners of Jacuzzi Brothers, Inc., which designed submersible pumps for agriculture. It was Candido who made “Jacuzzi” a household word after a devastating illness struck his son.

In the winter of 1942–43, Ken Jacuzzi wasn’t quite two years old; he caught a fever that eventually left him crippled “from neck to knees” with systemic juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. Candido sold off property so that he could afford to spend more time at home with Ken. He paid for physical therapists and all kinds of cures—everything from goat’s milk to gold injections—though nothing seemed to work. But Candido found a real chance to make a difference for Ken when doctors discovered that hydrotherapy helped relieve the child’s pain.

The nearest hospital with a hydrotherapy unit was a long drive away, and Ken found the trip exhausting. So Candido went to work redesigning a sump pump that pulled water out of basements to create a water jet. Then he added an air inlet mixing the water and air that shot from the jet. The resulting pump created a whirlpool in the family bathtub, so Ken could have frequent hydrotherapy at home to relieve his pain. Doctors were pleased at how well the boy’s blood was circulating. It kept his limbs from atrophying. Dad was glad he was finally helping Ken.

At the request of a doctor, Candido patented his invention and sold it for medical use. In 1966, he invented a tub with a built-in pump and was issued a patent for the first version of the Jacuzzi “hot tub.” Eventually known simply as “Jacuzzis,” these outdoor whirlpools became popular throughout the world for recreation, and for giving their owners a “celebrity lifestyle,” a term that referred to Hollywood sexcapades. It’s likely that someone reading this very list owes his or her conception to Candido’s Jacuzzi.

Source: http://listverse.com/2014/09/16/10-good-dads-who-changed-the-world