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List the price for all to see and review if its actually a give away price |
If you truly love her then you just have to avoid too many quarrels. This may end up breaking you guys up cos both parties will start viewing the quarrels as a sign of incompatibility and then the flame and excitement will start decreasing so fast. For mine, now its just about once a week and it's over very minor stuffs that doesn't even scratch the relationship. Though there was a time it was almost every 2 days. We noticed it was tearing us apart, so we sat down, talked about it and adjusted. |
It depends of the nature and aim of the venture. Business/ Commercial : Lagos Political: Abuja NGO: any where, depending on the targets. Eg polio: North, youth empowerment: Niger delta, etc Oil and Gas: Rivers Fruits agriculture: Edo Etc So you see why I said it depends on the nature and aim? |
If they will hit only confirmed boko haram targets, No Problem. |
Yomieluv: Fasola is loosing it,he needs to change its tatics.Did you think at all before commenting? When you were planning to buy a car was it on the road you planned to park it? Is the public road your parking space? Well he has said it countless times, if you cannot abide by the rules, go find a lawless jungle to live in. |
[quote author=Βουκέφαλος]Falls from okada[/quote] ****falls from fast moving train***** |
Gloriagee: @ op, ever heard of the term 'Irreconcilable differences'. From the little I know,couples such as Ryan Reynolds+ ex wife's Scarlet's divorce have been traced to this word which I think is a camouflage for long term incompatibility.Pls I'll advice you resign from your present job and take up counseling. Thanks |
NO. |
If u were serious you would have stated the prices. Wanting people to call before they know price only indicates that u want to cash in on gullible ppl. Name ur price n interested ppl will call. |
Ayomax: you can neva cheat on a igbo girl and get away with it. lialiaYou be mumu. Na Igbo girls dey fall Mugu pass. Igbo chick will steal her poor parents money to feed her boy friend. Dem too dey love to a fault. Maybe that's why its hurts them so much. |
![]() afam4eva: Isn't it the same thing as "get lost" or "Leave here".Hahahahaha u wicked o |
I don't know about now, but about 5 - 6 years back, it was a money spinner. I used to work in a games center after my secondary school. We were netting an average of around 12,000 per day. Business was best on weekdays because of students that come around. The best place to site such biz is where you have lots of schools. The good thing about this biz is if its sited in an area with fairly stable electricity. |
ochallo: from your english, i know you must be from ilorin.Correct where you feel he needs to be corrected and let's be the judge. |
[quote author=Okija_juju]250,000 dollars a year... I laff.. That na money wey goat-blood money dey produce in a week for my shrine... NEXT!!!![/quote]Lol you na comedian oooo. Abeg make you free the guy oo. ![]() |
Abagworo: FRAUD! FRAUD! FRAUD! FRAUD!Exactly, yo can see the level of fraud if this news is actually true. 64m will not even buy a helicopter sef. All these telcos and their fraud. If I were her, I'll tell them I want the airplane instead and see what they will do. |
[quote author=Okija_juju]Priceless.. lol Bros, no matter how Nigeria bad reach, our own never reach oyinbo people own.. I wish you goodluck o!! Me I can travel to and live in all these countries anytime I want, yet NOTHING can fit to remove me from Naija except full scale war.. Proudly Nigerian In peace or war.. [/quote]I dey feel you sha, but the truth is that naija just dey too dangerous. You get money you go be target for robbers and assassins, you no get tour own don finish be that. Yes I travel for work in some regions too but dem no gree give me permanent visa na. Lol Proudly Naija sha |
[quote author=Okija_juju]Okay.. Thanks for telling us that you have an American Visa.. NEXT!![/quote]Guy leave that thing! I will also do and say the same if I were in his shoes. That's why I won't stop playing Visa lottery. Naija too dey dangerous |
And when the police manage to catch the perpetrators and get a court conviction for death sentence, some bad odour people will now begin to run down the governor for signing their death. All in the name of human rights. They will soon meet their water loo and never live to enjoy the money. |
e author=Etemma1]@Poster, I'm not beefing oh!! but this your english contruction na gboin..[/quote]Something about your comment tells me you're not half as good as the OP, to prove me wrong highlight the "gboins" of the OP and correct them. No fall your leg o |
[quote author=*Kails*]Ive noticed most men i know tend to gravitate towards their mothers than fathers. I dont think its "more repect" but really just the result of something that is just natural. I know the same can be said for young girls and their closeness to their fathers.[/quote]That's just it. Its not that I respect my Mother more but I just find out that I'm closer to her and more comfortable with her. |
The only one I can confirm of the 3 you mentioned above is Adsense. Its a sure deal. Its not easy sha o |
Banning Okadas will only worsen the already bad situation in a city like Lagos, there are too many disadvantages that will result from the ban. The already hectic traffic will now be unbearable, there are not even enough buses and cabs to handle to population, there will be economic loss time that will result in the time spent in getting a bus and reaching your destination after escaping the traffic, you'll be throwing thousands back into the unemployment market, you will be bringing untold hardship upon families, there will be increased crime and illegal activities just to survive, the list is endless. All these just because you feel there are cases of accidents and a few who don't want their cars scratched? Its pathetic. Osho is realistic and sensitive to the masses. |
jidegirl12: I beg your pardon? Are you serious right now or you're just confused?I wonder why its so hard for you understand this simple logic. I lived in a neighbourhood with kids and friends from both situation. I have friend that were being taken care of by single parents. When were always free to go and do what they liked right from when school closes till when their mum or Dad closes and comes home in the night. All the parents needed to do was ensure there was food in the fridge for them when they get back from school or the others family gives money for lunch. I know how the females ones amongst them also fared. They were more exposed to different stuffs to early as expected when growing up is such situation where there is little or no supervision. Even the ones whose parents remarried didn't fare too differently because I notice their step mum was always very careful not to make them feel unloved and by this always let them have their way. Unlike other kids with both parents. Others have to live with their grand parents cos they were not comfortable with their step parents and you know grand parents are not usually wary or strong enough to instill the needed discipline and lessons of life to these kids. I hope with this I've not confused you the more. |
Sometimes I wonder why its the immigrants that are in Lagos that are always quick to make ethnically biased comments. Real lagosians do not beef other citizens and we are very accommodating. So please all these Yoruba coalition trying to paint lagosians as proud people, pls talk about your state and don't because you are Yoruba you are automatically Lagosian. Eko Atlantic where are you from in Lagos? Trigar12 what about you? Burger01 you nko? Eko O nibaje O |
tpia1: are you serious?Of course single parents are less watchful over kids cos a single parent is definitely always busier. How do you want me to explain it. |
tpia1: if we're talking of looseness, in nigeria, or among nigerians, can you repeat what you just stated?I'm talking about in Nigeria, looseness as in being too free to go out or do things without the watchful eyes of the parents. |
Let's not be too sentimental about this. I will not say it definitely has much effect on the kids but the truth is that children from broken homes are less disciplined compared to regular homes. They are more loose, they see relationships in different ways, its either they are too harsh to their man or they are just simply too vulnerable. Its Gods grace. |
No need for long thing. Go for the orobo. Its more classier, its very rugged, its fuel efficient, its parts are more readily available than the honda. I've driven both so I know what I''m saying. My 2 kobo. |
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