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Ola Johnson: At least he died. Not so?:-O ![]() Na kwara people kill am ![]() |
OPEYEMI AD: Guy is an Assignment to be submitted at anytime he wish to ask for it. He(i mean the lecturer) even Ask us to use BASIC To design Map of Nigeria... LOL... Programming can be fun at times. He will do that by himself not melol...you must do it ooo. I did it in my 2nd semester, 1st year ![]() |
Ola Johnson: Yet thd Commissioner of Police of Kwara State was killed there.It was an assassination...They trailed him from kwara state ![]() |
Kulas: That is my lovely state.When i commend my Governor,some will say what did he do.If you want to know what he did,check back 1999-2007 of evil wicked governor called Chimaroke Nnamani and compare it from 2007-till date of the able legend Sullivan Chime.Or simply put,travel to Enugu and spend some days to see things yourself.Oya lets compare? List make i List... Lets just accept the fact, Enugu is poor ![]() |
fujirice: Bros, you don't live in enugu! So stop those lie you are dishing out here. Which roads where patched up in Enugu? Is it Okpara avenue? Zik's avenue? Garriki road? Have you gone to coal camp lately? Did u see d marvelous work that was done in Akwata? And who is this Nnamdi you talked about sef? Is it the former governor Chimaraoke? Abeg go figureI got a debater ![]() Oga i live in Abakpa and New heaven since birth ![]() Okpara Avenue? really? Are you sure you know where Okpara Avenue is? The road is all the same for ages...Who ever built that road should be rehired for other parts of Enugu. Zik Avenue? You mean the reconstructuring of the bridge to the railway line? How many years has it been ongoing. Garriki road? Are you sure you just didn't move to Enugu. Coal camp? Gosh, pls don't start. Well they're doing a good job at the back of coal camp (Around CIC) Akwata? Now you're talking But, why can't the construction company consider that it's a market. No parking space, everywhere is already lit up with dirt.Oh yes, am talking of Chimaroke Nnamani ![]() Should i start naming what he built...he is the guy who opened up Enugu. Yes, we experienced a high rate of crime but he did something for the people. BTW, his regime was not partial. The guy is just an insecure morafucker. Let me make it clear, Enugu is becoming too beautiful but Enugu is poor and highly under developed. When last did you leave the city ![]() |
Yes, Enugu is cool and beautiful. Nice place to spend money. We got the best and most popular clubs in Nigeria. But Enugu is poor. The only establishments we have in Enugu are Bars, hotels, clubs, eateries, hotels, polo park (which houses shoprite, game etc.) and hotels... you get the idea right ![]() Nike youths are also been rubbished like onitsha youths. ![]() They're being used as local government law enforcers...can you imagine ![]() |
Odenigbo Aroli: There should never be crime in Enugu;Reason,There is no business there,hence,no money to steal.However,during the time of Nnamani Enugu was considered a death zone because of the political killings,which was rife,then. Like I pointed out earlier,Enugu should never have any crime issues because its mostly a civil servants and residential city. Ain't nothing to celebrate,here. Chime to me hasn't done much because all he did was to continue the beautification of the Coal city,which was started by Nnamani,while the rest of the state perish in abject neglet. But most Enugites are too naive to see the writing on the wall. Soon as they see a few beautiful pictures of Enugu city their head swell and they instantly forget that Enugu state is still 90% undeveloped villages. So long as Enugu city is fine the rest of the state can kiss the dust. Very gullible if you ask me. Enugites need to elect a governor in the mold of Peter Obi to deliver them from the shackels of their elites.Thank you for this comment. I live in Enugu and can confirm so. The guy is just using the "the more you look, the less you see" method. Even though, most establishments in Enugu are owned by individuals. He is just patching up roads. In fact, what Nnamdi built/did was far better and improved that what this guy is doing. Nevertheless, Enugu is still the most peaceful state in Nigeria ![]() |
Sadly Oya make i go find that text book ![]() Or can you decipher sudo codes? If you know your syntax, you surely can |
Ajibel: BASIClol...naija schools want useless person ![]() |
OPEYEMI AD: write a program to display Prime number from 1 to 1000Language? |
[quote author=gree-die]thank you drnairalov , was beginning to wonder why i don't ve ple crushing on me... not good for a girls ego [/quote]Awwww, ma sweety. Oya, i crush on you ![]() |
[quote author=Brand_new]Ie is obviously becoming the least popular wb browser out there.[/quote]IE10 is topping the chart ![]() |
Shhhh...i wanna get some sleep ![]() |
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sexyseun: I have crush on Yuzedo, 190, sexkillz, then i can swing both ways so i have some lil bit of crush on itsmodella, caratca and iya mi oshoronga idowuogboduh |
dopeJemi: Yo bro, some o' ur pictures av been upLoaded herei thought so ![]() I have a collection, and i don't know where i got them from ![]() |
otele: i'll be right back . . .Momsy don show? ![]() |
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I hope i don't repost what u guys already got ![]()
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Mtcheeew ![]() [img]http://4.bp..com/-BL2FFcY6zSs/TW-0XSSdxxI/AAAAAAAACcs/_gUepqgg93I/s400/bored.jpg[/img] Pls no raw potatoes ![]() |
otele: it's in the dishwasher . . . . . do you know what a dish washer is? it is a very convinient invention used in the kitchen to do the dishes . . . . do you know what i mean by dishes?Is it just in the dishwasher just to be in the dishwasher...won't it be washed ![]() Oya go back, after that, go do ya arithmetic ![]() |
Otele...you don wash plate finish ![]() |
Sanboy25:lol ![]() |
toshmann: Help rescue otele. This place became boring after he was locked upThat under 10 ![]() |
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