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Matter of choice but you don't smell a product before buying it sha

Sure they do..... I can brag about that sha

Fumiex:
everyone keeps talking about virgin ladies n it seems to piss me off.....na only girl God sign to b virgin.... what abt d guys??

Use a Mobile friendly interface please.....

Bincon:
Kudos to everyone @creativeweb and other Web master.

You can pay a visit to my bulk sms wite also. But it doesn't run on spc4

[url]Http://www.bosssms.com[/url]

Resolved now I guess....?

easynetsms:
I think I will help u a little

For the scheduled message , you need to setup a cronjob in your control panel. I really dnt know the language but someone here can help u do it.

Thanks

Lordtrillion:
Click on the link below to see a tutorial on how to set it up

Click Here

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Rotary International today made a mark in Nigeria through the unity of the 3 Districts by reinstating the great hope of Rotary’s love.

This was done through the presentation of a Cheque of 2.2 Million Naira to our dear IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT RTR STELLA OLORUNFEMI OF D9125 for her important limb surgery in Germany; which was an injury sustained while serving humanity.


This was done at a reception and townhall meeting organized in honour of the visit of our Dear World class Rotary International President Ravi Ravindran to Nigeria.

This is a great milestone for ROTARACT IN NIGERIA coming at this time when Rotaract worldwide is celebrating their WORLD ROTARACT WEEK & 48Th Anniversary. This an indication that our partnership will indeed outlive mankind.

Credits: http://www.thecapitalng.ng/rotary-nigeria-donates-n2-2m-to-help-a-rotaractors-surgery/

Maybe I'll consider Stambic too ASAP. Billed ₦305/$ via Access Bank and ₦330/$ on Skye with equivalent transactions.....

fashrola:
Asin eh... I was pissed off when I realised the fault was from my bank... I included at the end of the email to the CC unit that if my account is not credited with the amount mistakenly or fraudulently deducted during the transaction then i'll flag up the case to the consumer protection unit of CBN, lol and I got a positive result within 6 hours.....

Current Stanbic rate : $1 - N280

This may be belated but how about Ebenezery Heights International School, Soji Olagunju street?

Not really bro but a little bit of it.

worldgee101:
Buddy, are u into multimedia? Can we connect?

Not a Nigerian but of Nigerian descent....

Just got billed for Skye Bank at ₦330 to a $.

Very poor

Colors too bright to make reading fun

I hope this can hit the front page ogas Lalasticlala and Seun

Give him/her your address and then you'll receive it from their nearest office upon arrival. They'll notify you once available

Terrorists use children to attack several places. The most common one here in Nigeria is d idea of using little girls as suicide bombers.

Sometimes they use little boys. They pretend as if they are stranded and the moment some soldiers who have human sympathy see them, they take them as their errand boys in camps and these boys most times end up as spies.

I have seen many children all over the north east playing around military camps. Some of these children mostly boys are innocent while some are dangerous. When you ask some soldiers what a strange boy is doing in the camp, they say “He is a boy. A boy is nothing.”

I ask myself. “A boy is harmless?”

Let me ask this question.
Does the boy have two eyes to see?
The boy has two hands to strangle and fingers to pull a trigger?

If your answers to these questions is “Yes”
Then you agree with me that a boy is very dangerous.
Boys are more dangerous than weapons.

It is impossible to accurately calculate the number of children involved in armed conflicts in the world today.

According to the United Nations there are about 280,000 children under the age of 18 serving in government forces or armed rebel groups. Most child soldiers are aged between 14 and 18. However, in some countries, children as young as seven have been involved in armed conflicts.

Child soldiers are often associated with armed conflicts in African countries such as Burundi, Chad, Somalia, Sudan, DR Congo, Nigeria and Uganda.

The UN estimates that at least 200,000 of today’s child soldiers operate on the African continent. However, the fact is that this is not solely an African problem, but a universal one. Child soldiers are used in all regions of the world, and on the list of countries using child soldiers today you will find countries like Afghanistan, Colombia, Burma, Nepal, Iraq, Thailand and Indonesia.

Since 2001, the participation of child soldiers has been reported in 21 on-going or recent armed conflicts in almost every region of the world.

How Are They Recruited?

Children are recruited in different ways. Some enlist as a result of poverty and lack of work, and often it is the last alternative to surviving in war-torn regions after family, social and economic structures have collapsed. Children are most vulnerable if they are poor, separated from their families, displaced from their homes and living in combat zones.

A military/rebel unit can in fact be something of a refuge, serving as a kind of surrogate family for a child who has no family. The military/rebel group may seem a secure place for a child and they may join if they believe that this is the only way to guarantee regular meals, clothing or medical attention.

A child was arrested recently and he said he was 10 years old when he joined the rebel group.

He said “I remember the day I decided to join them. It was after an attack on my village. My parents, and also my grand-father were killed and I was running. I was so scared. I lost everyone; I had nowhere to go and no food to eat. In their hands I thought I would be protected, but it was hard. I would see others die in front of me. I was hungry very often, and I was scared.

Sometimes they would whip me, sometimes very hard. They used to say that it would make me a better fighter. One day, they whipped my friend to death because he could not slaughter the enemy. Also, what we did was to kidnap girls and rape them.”

Some have witnessed family members tortured or killed by government forces or armed groups, and join up as a result of this, while others are brutally abducted by armed groups and forcibly recruited. There are many examples of recruits who are arbitrarily seized from their homes, the streets, or even from schools and orphanages, when armed militia or army cadres roam the streets, picking up anyone they encounter. Sometimes children are even forced to kill their parents or commit other atrocities against their family or neighbors. Such practices help ensure that the child is “stigmatized” and unable to return to his or her home community; in this way the military group will have a loyal soldier for years to come.

We all have to pray for our country. This terrorism must stop.

Credits: http://www.thecapitalng.ng/child-soldiers-fear-the-boy-child/

I haven't used that platform before and may not be able to say how but I know some sites allow you to split payments when about to complete your order. I use www.bhphotovideo.com and they do so

onatisi:
How do u split payment on eBay?

Split the payment with different cards and that's all

jonbabat:
wow, so i cant even buy a laptop again

For me NO.... the woman was made for the man and not WOMEN made for the MEN! I don't want that even for my enemies except they choose to be second class as I'll call it

Vavana:
Matured comments please.

should a lady marry to as second wife, while The first Lady is still a life with children or a child.

If yes give your reasons. If No give your reasons.

Thanks

Mr Seun and Lalasticlala come and see ooooo

Troops of 7 Division Strike Group Team B on clearance operations of the remnants of Boko Haram terrorists at Kumshe, Borno state made startling discoveries of Improvised Explosive Device (IED) making factory, rockets and high claibre ammunitions.

Below are photographs of some of the recoveries:

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Credits: http://www.thecapitalng.ng/shocking-photos-of-explosives-recovered-from-boko-haram-in-borno/

Education in Naijiria is something now.... Kilode?

Dibu Ojerinde ought to resign and cool off so he can be responsible...... Hacked or not! JAMB just ruined her status

Once and you're crying like this? How about being rejected 5 times?

No vex but what if the owner of the money reward than the paid one later on? We think differently but that may be the plan

Laitesmart:
Bros. this ur angle.. na wa ooo

Not his money initially and his truthfulness paid off though so little but still something that he raised his reputation

you wicked small sha

pyyxxaro:


Bweast when Di'ja and Beverly de find

Naim this mumu man carry for chest


Mmmsshheeewww

Her exposure and background for me especially how mentally she is prepared and to be cope therein too.

Onyiridike:
Could you please state some of the factors so that we can learn?

After announcing that Facebook users would soon be able to express a wider range of emotions on the platform through emoji, the company is now delivering on that promise by rolling it out to all users.

The new ‘Reactions’ give you buttons for ‘Like,’ Love,’ Haha,’ Wow,’ ‘Sad’ or ‘Angry’ and to use them you just need to hold down the Like button (on mobile) or hover over it if you’re on a desktop.

Facebook says that after more than a year of testing and research, the Reactions are now ready for the prime time, so expect to see a whole lot more emotive responses in your News Feed from today.

Credits: http://www.thecapitalng.ng/facebooks-new-like-buttons-are-rolling-out-now-go-wow-at-someone/

Autocorrect made it so and I've effected the correction. Thanks

juliuscarter:
Is not a Reminder,,,it's a Rewinder

Can I pls ha e one then since it's two for you or offer her one on your part!

adorabledora:
My dear dis is just a test on ur love 4 same thing happened to me December 2015 I didn't giv in as I am talking to u now I av two gud jobs dat am about to choose one

Boy or girl báwo...... I'm a young man my dear

QueenValerie:
kay......Hey,you be boy or girl

Abi na....... because dem never reduce my bride billing even though the naira to dollar exchange don dey smile small small

QueenValerie:
lool