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Jamb .. wishing all applicants success

The hotel no get name so we go avoid am if we enter the Abuja

Is about to go down!!!!!.I hope they will not it is AI

I'm sure she will come out to plead when she wants to get married.. fingers crossed

These guys are used by politicians,you can't blame them because they looking for their daily bread.
And to make it it in the political space,one must be ready to remove shame.

Femi okunnu estate has good water

Yansh burst na wa oo, how she go take explain to her creator .

So she has lost count and willing to stop counting. Ok.Good to know

This must be a joke.,.............mmmmmmmmm

They steal government money,their children steal their joy.

you have sharp memory,you still remember Darlington and Chukwudi

Now I like the way you calm down and break this your response down.
Firstly like I said in Agbor's case, I didn't hate her bcus she speaks good English, I first of all dislike her for trying to impose it on us to always speak pure English, we are train and brought up in the trenches and used to it, you that just came from nowhere is trying to control us. Gradually my dislike became hate for her which I actually said I don't know why or have any reason.
Secondly, I give you three gbosas for actually saying at that time we couldn't have been speaking pure English. Maybe not all of us, but I can beat my chest that I can stand in front of anybody at that time and speak pure English. I didn't go to any lesson or kindagarten when I was a baby. I went straight to pry 1 in 1988. And it was the time when if your right hand can't cross your head and touch the left ear, you won't be admitted. I fail in that aspect but I was giving exception and got admitted bcus of my natural God giving intelligent.
From my 6yrs at home, I have been reading newspaper, Bible and dictionary which sharpened me and also how to speak.
As at that 6yrs I can speak Yoruba, Igbo and English fluently. I later got admitted in that 1988 when I was 8yrs instead of earlier, but bcus of that crossing hand criteria. But they later had to forgo it and gave me priority, moreso was that our headmistress was a friend and customer of my mum who was a popular second hand clothes (okrika) seller then.
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And lastly, about the prefect thing.
I swear to God that was what happened. From primary 1 till 5, it was two guys named Darlington and Chukwudi that beats me constantly in terms of result. Honestly both of them were genuises. They interchange that first and second position between themselves leaving me scrambling for that 3rd position always. No matter what and how hard I tried to read to surpass them, for where. I have to give up and accept it that way. So bcus of that, teachers and students knew three of us till primary 6. Even when they changed the headmistress that was my mum's friend. She introduced the three of us to the new head teacher and told her to always listen to us and give us preferential treatment, cus we were the stars of the school.
Like I said earlier, before that our class teacher came to arrange our seating. It was three of us that sat together in the same seat from primary three till five. Students and classmates started insinuating that it bcus we always sit together and spy and teach ourselves that we three always comes top.
Thank Goodness that arrangements separated the three of us to different seats.
And at the end of the promotional exam, we three took that 1 to 3 position with me holding my normal position.
So this achievements gave me small bragging rights in our school plus I was in our school drama and theatre group. We did so many acts in and around our neighbouring schools and events.
And I won't lie to you, I was a local star in Okokomaiko and environs then.
All these achievements gave me the privilege to ask that favour from our head teacher for Agbor.
Lastly I rejected that time keeper on purpose, I was expecting a better post. But I won't blame them, I was the smallest in size among those called, and I guess they think I wasn't imposing and big enough to be given a greater and more challenging role, which I perfectly understand within me, so I lied I didn't want any either. And I was glad our teacher gave me that privilege to select her and she Agbor was very happy.
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Even till today I am typing this, I don't know if I can take a manager role. Bcus I am too small and timid to shout and control people.
So SisterAnn, everything I said here is the truth and nothing but the truth, my primary school then F.O.A do have prefects.[/quote]

you have sharp memory,you still remember Darlington and Chukwudi




Now I like the way you calm down and break this your response down.
Firstly like I said in Agbor's case, I didn't hate her bcus she speaks good English, I first of all dislike her for trying to impose it on us to always speak pure English, we are train and brought up in the trenches and used to it, you that just came from nowhere is trying to control us. Gradually my dislike became hate for her which I actually said I don't know why or have any reason.
Secondly, I give you three gbosas for actually saying at that time we couldn't have been speaking pure English. Maybe not all of us, but I can beat my chest that I can stand in front of anybody at that time and speak pure English. I didn't go to any lesson or kindagarten when I was a baby. I went straight to pry 1 in 1988. And it was the time when if your right hand can't cross your head and touch the left ear, you won't be admitted. I fail in that aspect but I was giving exception and got admitted bcus of my natural God giving intelligent.
From my 6yrs at home, I have been reading newspaper, Bible and dictionary which sharpened me and also how to speak.
As at that 6yrs I can speak Yoruba, Igbo and English fluently. I later got admitted in that 1988 when I was 8yrs instead of earlier, but bcus of that crossing hand criteria. But they later had to forgo it and gave me priority, moreso was that our headmistress was a friend and customer of my mum who was a popular second hand clothes (okrika) seller then.
.
And lastly, about the prefect thing.
I swear to God that was what happened. From primary 1 till 5, it was two guys named Darlington and Chukwudi that beats me constantly in terms of result. Honestly both of them were genuises. They interchange that first and second position between themselves leaving me scrambling for that 3rd position always. No matter what and how hard I tried to read to surpass them, for where. I have to give up and accept it that way. So bcus of that, teachers and students knew three of us till primary 6. Even when they changed the headmistress that was my mum's friend. She introduced the three of us to the new head teacher and told her to always listen to us and give us preferential treatment, cus we were the stars of the school.
Like I said earlier, before that our class teacher came to arrange our seating. It was three of us that sat together in the same seat from primary three till five. Students and classmates started insinuating that it bcus we always sit together and spy and teach ourselves that we three always comes top.
Thank Goodness that arrangements separated the three of us to different seats.
And at the end of the promotional exam, we three took that 1 to 3 position with me holding my normal position.
So this achievements gave me small bragging rights in our school plus I was in our school drama and theatre group. We did so many acts in and around our neighbouring schools and events.
And I won't lie to you, I was a local star in Okokomaiko and environs then.
All these achievements gave me the privilege to ask that favour from our head teacher for Agbor.
Lastly I rejected that time keeper on purpose, I was expecting a better post. But I won't blame them, I was the smallest in size among those called, and I guess they think I wasn't imposing and big enough to be given a greater and more challenging role, which I perfectly understand within me, so I lied I didn't want any either. And I was glad our teacher gave me that privilege to select her and she Agbor was very happy.
.
Even till today I am typing this, I don't know if I can take a manager role. Bcus I am too small and timid to shout and control people.
So SisterAnn, everything I said here is the truth and nothing but the truth, my primary school then F.O.A do have prefects.[/quote]

[you have sharp memory,you still remember Darlington and Chukwudi]


Now I like the way you calm down and break this your response down.
Firstly like I said in Agbor's case, I didn't hate her bcus she speaks good English, I first of all dislike her for trying to impose it on us to always speak pure English, we are train and brought up in the trenches and used to it, you that just came from nowhere is trying to control us. Gradually my dislike became hate for her which I actually said I don't know why or have any reason.
Secondly, I give you three gbosas for actually saying at that time we couldn't have been speaking pure English. Maybe not all of us, but I can beat my chest that I can stand in front of anybody at that time and speak pure English. I didn't go to any lesson or kindagarten when I was a baby. I went straight to pry 1 in 1988. And it was the time when if your right hand can't cross your head and touch the left ear, you won't be admitted. I fail in that aspect but I was giving exception and got admitted bcus of my natural God giving intelligent.
From my 6yrs at home, I have been reading newspaper, Bible and dictionary which sharpened me and also how to speak.
As at that 6yrs I can speak Yoruba, Igbo and English fluently. I later got admitted in that 1988 when I was 8yrs instead of earlier, but bcus of that crossing hand criteria. But they later had to forgo it and gave me priority, moreso was that our headmistress was a friend and customer of my mum who was a popular second hand clothes (okrika) seller then.
.
And lastly, about the prefect thing.
I swear to God that was what happened. From primary 1 till 5, it was two guys named Darlington and Chukwudi that beats me constantly in terms of result. Honestly both of them were genuises. They interchange that first and second position between themselves leaving me scrambling for that 3rd position always. No matter what and how hard I tried to read to surpass them, for where. I have to give up and accept it that way. So bcus of that, teachers and students knew three of us till primary 6. Even when they changed the headmistress that was my mum's friend. She introduced the three of us to the new head teacher and told her to always listen to us and give us preferential treatment, cus we were the stars of the school.
Like I said earlier, before that our class teacher came to arrange our seating. It was three of us that sat together in the same seat from primary three till five. Students and classmates started insinuating that it bcus we always sit together and spy and teach ourselves that we three always comes top.
Thank Goodness that arrangements separated the three of us to different seats.
And at the end of the promotional exam, we three took that 1 to 3 position with me holding my normal position.
So this achievements gave me small bragging rights in our school plus I was in our school drama and theatre group. We did so many acts in and around our neighbouring schools and events.
And I won't lie to you, I was a local star in Okokomaiko and environs then.
All these achievements gave me the privilege to ask that favour from our head teacher for Agbor.
Lastly I rejected that time keeper on purpose, I was expecting a better post. But I won't blame them, I was the smallest in size among those called, and I guess they think I wasn't imposing and big enough to be given a greater and more challenging role, which I perfectly understand within me, so I lied I didn't want any either. And I was glad our teacher gave me that privilege to select her and she Agbor was very happy.
.
Even till today I am typing this, I don't know if I can take a manager role. Bcus I am too small and timid to shout and control people.
So SisterAnn, everything I said here is the truth and nothing but the truth, my primary school then F.O.A do have prefects.[/quote]

[you have sharp memory,you still remember Darlington and Chukwudi]
Now I like the way you calm down and break this your response down.
Firstly like I said in Agbor's case, I didn't hate her bcus she speaks good English, I first of all dislike her for trying to impose it on us to always speak pure English, we are train and brought up in the trenches and used to it, you that just came from nowhere is trying to control us. Gradually my dislike became hate for her which I actually said I don't know why or have any reason.
Secondly, I give you three gbosas for actually saying at that time we couldn't have been speaking pure English. Maybe not all of us, but I can beat my chest that I can stand in front of anybody at that time and speak pure English. I didn't go to any lesson or kindagarten when I was a baby. I went straight to pry 1 in 1988. And it was the time when if your right hand can't cross your head and touch the left ear, you won't be admitted. I fail in that aspect but I was giving exception and got admitted bcus of my natural God giving intelligent.
From my 6yrs at home, I have been reading newspaper, Bible and dictionary which sharpened me and also how to speak.
As at that 6yrs I can speak Yoruba, Igbo and English fluently. I later got admitted in that 1988 when I was 8yrs instead of earlier, but bcus of that crossing hand criteria. But they later had to forgo it and gave me priority, moreso was that our headmistress was a friend and customer of my mum who was a popular second hand clothes (okrika) seller then.
.
And lastly, about the prefect thing.
I swear to God that was what happened. From primary 1 till 5, it was two guys named Darlington and Chukwudi that beats me constantly in terms of result. Honestly both of them were genuises. They interchange that first and second position between themselves leaving me scrambling for that 3rd position always. No matter what and how hard I tried to read to surpass them, for where. I have to give up and accept it that way. So bcus of that, teachers and students knew three of us till primary 6. Even when they changed the headmistress that was my mum's friend. She introduced the three of us to the new head teacher and told her to always listen to us and give us preferential treatment, cus we were the stars of the school.
Like I said earlier, before that our class teacher came to arrange our seating. It was three of us that sat together in the same seat from primary three till five. Students and classmates started insinuating that it bcus we always sit together and spy and teach ourselves that we three always comes top.
Thank Goodness that arrangements separated the three of us to different seats.
And at the end of the promotional exam, we three took that 1 to 3 position with me holding my normal position.
So this achievements gave me small bragging rights in our school plus I was in our school drama and theatre group. We did so many acts in and around our neighbouring schools and events.
And I won't lie to you, I was a local star in Okokomaiko and environs then.
All these achievements gave me the privilege to ask that favour from our head teacher for Agbor.
Lastly I rejected that time keeper on purpose, I was expecting a better post. But I won't blame them, I was the smallest in size among those called, and I guess they think I wasn't imposing and big enough to be given a greater and more challenging role, which I perfectly understand within me, so I lied I didn't want any either. And I was glad our teacher gave me that privilege to select her and she Agbor was very happy.
.
Even till today I am typing this, I don't know if I can take a manager role. Bcus I am too small and timid to shout and control people.
So SisterAnn, everything I said here is the truth and nothing but the truth, my primary school then F.O.A do have prefects.[/quote]

If only she knew to have joined ApC.as.the time the were investigating her before she ran to the UK.she for dey chop her money quietly now like Mama peace

By now all they are would have ended in the toilet..this life hmmm nothing dey there o. Ok . Enjoy what you have at hand.

Make una leave this babe now...she only acted ignorant.. please forgive her

Changes that come with age for some people no be here ... Happy Birthday to Mama Bakassi

The sheeps inside the truck will be imagining what kind of sheeps are these ones walking with two legs 😀😀😀😀😀

Baba 70,May their souls continue to rest in perfect peace

Get it to know the problem.. though problems of this car might be relative

Was it not this man that said the reason why leaders steals money is because masses have not been stoning them

Are you people sure that babe name na precious, anyways I'm imagining what that man will tell his wife when he gets home... Better lie na hin the woman go chop.

Oga do Bahamas passport and enjoy your life

Death has lost his victory and the grave has been denied,Jesus leave forever he's alive ,he's alive.. Hallelujah Jesus is alive.

You are cheating on your husband and manipulating the children..you don't what you are doing, digging your grave.If you have issues with your husband stick to it and praise your husband when you are with your children it will help you and psychologically help your children in life when they become adults

Say this after me Lord Jesus,come into my life and forgive me all my sins,write my name in the book of life ,I accept you as my Lord and personal savior.Amen.

May God forgive him from all his short comings...Rest in peace Baba.

This house opening just reminds me of a story someone told me about Atiku,he went to meet Dantata to support him to be the president, Dantata told him,he is not interested in the things of the world again that Eternal life is what he's after. There's a level man will get to in life and material things will be meaningless.

I know someone that drinks the amount of water in dispenser plastic every morning on empty stomach ..warm water and eats once a day if you see him you will think he's in his early 30s but he's chasing 60, let's do whatever works for us.

As small as it is from outside the inside is spacious and the fuel consumption is good, you just have to raise it if you want to enjoy it on Nigeria road.