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There's nothing hot in this body. She's just fat everywhere! lalasticlala: |
Common no Blaqbones? Are you kidding me? These Mc's prolly did justice to the beat but blaq's exclusion mean something is missing. #Downloading cos am tired of the mainstream I listen to new artistists majorly now. Kudos man! GIYAZZ: |
All of them! No one should be spared. When oil was discovered one of them said 'Nigeria is wealthy,the problem is how to spend it' we ended up using the wealth on a meaningless civil war that never should have happened. They're saving investments for their great,great grand children when common Nigerians cant eat 3 times a day. God will judge them all. Koroaso: |
Follow me I can use your talent in the future. Weldone cookey180: |
hijacke:palmwhine dey? I no fit chop alone oh ![]() |
hijacke:its called Alegba [pronunced alay-gba]in Yoruba language. You need to remove the scales then make a meat out of it. Dont eat alone tho. You wont be able to. |
Call me a cynic for all I care,am only updating this to blow whizle at this particular disturbing issue so that people can learn. Ladies of nowadays have stopped using their God-given reproductive organ because he nor dey sweet guys again,na to dey take am from behind. This happened for one club wey dey london. She don too do behind intimacy so tey e don slack. Just before you nor believe am picture dey.oya look am yourself! ![]()
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Texcoco:Now thats why Shema is regarded as an intelligent and meticulous governor. I wish Kwarans can actually elect her governor. |
Flets:you're absolutely correct! Now when Dangote refinery and petrochemical complex hit the ground running next year with enough petrol to go round,people will be appreciating the government in power. Sincerely speaking people fell flat for APC propaganda. We pray Buhari succeed thou. Its just that his speech of late is giving me an inkling that Nigerians made a wrong decision. |
justi4jesu:Thanks! |
Justi My budget is restricted thats why.lol justi4jesu:Na money wey no dey cause am.lol we fit try am for $140? We'll bid when its almost gone. Help get me a decent deal if you come across any. Do it like its your Laptop. I know you're busy but help me faa. |
Not any more this is better. I'll be gratefull if you win this auction for me. justi4jesu:http://m.ebay.com/itm/171765232193?cmd=VIDESC my highest bid is $125 thanks. |
justi4jesu:Yes I read it. The battery life is not known. I'll take my chance. |
justi4jesu:Hello Justi did you are yet to reply me. I wont the first link you sent. ![]() |
justi4jesu:This is obviously the best option. Now whats next? |
What? Thats damn expensive! Please search for me now justi4jesu:help me with alternatives. My budget is 40k. |
justi4jesu:Justi you did not reply my previous post. Please give me a quote before them buy the laptop finish. 121624261859 [SAMSUNG black laptop] on ebay. Go with this specs 250GB Hard Drive 4GB DDR3 and 6hrs New extended battery. Give me a quote and how I can make the payment. Thank you. |
I need a manufacturer Refurbish Laptop Of 4GB Ram,250 GB disc space from a top brand. It must also be window 7 and nothing less than 11 inches wide. And not more than 38,000 Naira including shipping. Justi4Jesu please help!!! |
Thank you Importexpert for your eyes opening ebook. I dont have money yet,but I cant wait to be rich now that I've graduated. Am collecting my certificate this week for keep. My body dey hot. Thank you Boss. I'll call you for private talks later on. |
Heard you South-African ladies have big asses! Are you endowed?lol soilsista: |
Okay then you're a Good African. Do you have big assets? soilsista: |
The simple truth is dont keep quiet. Voice out even if its on social media. #sayNOtoXenophobic attack. I read a post from a South-African a while ago...he's supporting the attacks because a Nigerian scamed him R8,000 and as such the government did not do anything about it so its okay to do jungle justice instead of reporting to the authorities...weldone South-Africans,weldone! soilsista: |
So what have you done to discourage it? Did you and your compatriot protest to the effect? How many killing have you stopped. You dont encourage it but you stand by in your comfort zone saying you did not discourage it. We're trying in our country to come off stigmatization buy your country is working hard to get blacklisted as a Xenophobic country...dont worry you'll soon hear from us when Nigerians desert your companies. Am starting my own protest by removing my MTN sim...soon I'll throw away my DSTV decoder. If you dont want foreigner,deport them not kill them. Keep folding your arms till your country become alienated. #rubbish soilsista: |
South African must be stupid for thinking Nigerians are not allowing them to proper. They're just lazy bunch of people.lol |
multicast:You have to start surprising her and be more loving and less reactive. You seem to be a wuss,start being a man in the marriage by being more understanding of her weaknesses and taking charge. Be the one she look up to. Dont give in too easily to her whims. You need to lay off the kitchen stuffs and focus more on the masculine role. Most women appreciate it when a man is manly. Please google 'double your dating'. You'll learn alot which you can use in your marriage. Cheers! |
The only person to blame is the wicked nanny who prolly feel she could make do with the ransome instead of working hard to make a living. Catching these fools should be easy. Pay the ransome,get the kids then hunt them for justice. Its a wicked world of which one cant use tools that are suppose to make life easier for everybody. Now genuine people looking for opportunities on OXL will be denied because of somebody's foolish greed. Police should do their jobs,prolly contact the mobile phone operator to track the kidnappers. ZDXQ: |
Mannylex:Dont mind our useless Kwara state government. The Saraki dynasty is killing our democracy...all they do is plant tress and carpet grass in Ilorin shouting on the media houses that they're working. I hate the status quo in Kwara. God help us. |
I guess this is why the business tycoon supports GEJ's 2nd term bid! This is better than government running refineries like we always do. ![]() By Toyin Akinosho Aliko Dangote says the input volume of crude oil for his proposed refinery in Nigeria has been increased to 500,000Barrels of Crude Oil per Day. It is 25% higher than stated when the project was announced in late 2013. The new input figure is clearly higher than one-fifth of Nigeria’s production. “We had to expand the size to get more value for the money”, he told a gathering of petroleum geologists in Lagos in early November 2014. Foundation work is going on at the project site in Lekki, in the east of Lagos. Project start-up date was June 2014.“We should be able to finish in 36 months”, he said. That would be November 2017. Dangote’s frank disclosure of the details of the combined refinery and petrochemicals complex, compels a disavowal of scepticism about the project, which analysts have described as daring the Nigerian risk. “The banks have paid $2.4Billion out of the $3.25Billion they promised to loan. We are using that as deposit.” Dangote said that“the complex would help retain $17Billion out of the money expended on petroleum products import into Nigeria and would bring in $7.5Billion as export proceeds“. The refinery is to be co-located with a petrochemical and fertilizer plant. The increase in crude oil will help double the output of polypropylene from 750,000Tonnes Per Annum to 1 Million Tonnes Per Annum. Africa’s richest tycoon was speaking extempore, after an official speech, at the All Convention Luncheon of the Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists (NAPE)’s 32nd Annual Conference. He did not say if the original output volumes of the refinery products had changed. In 2013, his company announced 7.684 million metric tonnes per annum (MTPA) of gasoline, otherwise called premium motor spirit (PMS); about 5.30 million MTPA of automotive gas oil (AGO) or diesel; about 3.740million MTPA of Jet Fuel/Kerosene; about 0.213million MTPA of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), and about 0.625million MTPA of slurry/fuel oil. Contracts for the construction of the complex were reported in 2013 to have been awarded to US-based conglomerate, UOP, a subsidiary of Honeywell International, a Fortune 500 company that specializes in consumer products, engineering services and aerospace systems. But at this forum, Mr. Dangote said that though piling work on the foundation at the Lekki Free Trade Zone was ongoing, “tenders will start going out”. This was slightly confusing, but we had no room to ask more questions. It was reported in 2013 that the project manager for the refinery and petrochemical plant was India Engineers Limited, an Indian government-owned company credited with the setting up of refineries in India. Saipem, an engineering subsidiary of Italy’s ENI, won the contract for the fertilizer plant. What had fuelled misgivings around the refinery component of the project most is that the investment decision had taken place against the background of only partial deregulation of Nigeria’s oil and gas downstream. Government controls the price of PMS and Kerosene, while the prices of AGO, DPK, Aviation Fuel, LPG and other petroleum products have been determined by market forces since 2001. Any attempt by the state to leave the price of PMS to the vagaries of the market is forcefully resisted by Nigerians. And yet the subsidy payment to petroleum marketers who import the products at international prices has ballooned so much it is taking up cash that could have gone to fund infrastructural projects. The Dangote Refinery is expected to buy crude oil at international prices and then sell the products to the same cast of marketers who currently import the products. The refinery is expected to be a wholesaler of petroleum products and if the price of its PMS is higher than the subsidized price, the buyers pay in full and get the subsidy from government. If the Dangote refinery chooses to be a retailer, then it gets paid subsidy by government. In a 2013 article, The Financial Times of London quoted Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Nigeria’s Finance Minister as saying, per the Dangote refinery complex: “If you are selling refined petrol, you will get the subsidy.” That afternoon in early November 2014, Mr Dangote disclosed how crude oil input to the refinery would be transported from the oil fields of the Niger Delta: “We will bring the crude by SBMs”. The refined products, however, would be distributed all over the country by trucks belonging to such product suppliers as MRS, TOTAL, Mobil, Oando, Forte Oil and several other players. |
You see why I love this man? He is a man of Vision! ![]() |
[quote author=kinibigdeal post=32033498][/quote]so we dont have Agriculture huh? Sit down dey look when the country has raised its non oil revenue through diversification. With time we'll be fine. Na wa for these anti-Jonathan people oh. All they see is the downside. Ofcos those saved cash were invested to build infrastructures,how long are we going to be following saving just to survive. We'll see through this austerity period for sure even if we have to borrow why not. Sai Jonathan Jor! ![]() |
justi4jesu:Am so happy you are one of the people endorsing President Goodluck and as such am confident in myself for making such a brilliant decision to vote for transformation against all odds. GEJ till 2019! ![]() |
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