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loomer:
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Oga loomer ...dem steal my fone oo

soi just got anoda one


snd me ur number tru PM or check my signature




dnt mind dose ole pple wey carry my fone


i don dey tnk hw i go see ur number sef..

Tank JAH for NL..

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its sayn
define default access point first'
pls wats it abt dat pls..

Confirmation has come that President
Muhammmadu Buhari will be going to America this
month. This going to America should not only be
different from that of the African prince portrayed
by Eddie Murphy, it should be different from that
which marked both the beginning of the Yar’Adua and Jonathan presidencies. This going to America
for an ailing nation of great potential must be a
concrete effort at forging partnerships in pursuit of
the great goal of the Great Escape from misery for
the biggest concentration of the people of Africa
descent. Going to America has always been a matter laced
with Irony. As a young youth corps member
reporting for the Newbreed newsmagazine some
38 years ago, I wrote a story that pointed to Army
Intellectual, Olusegun Obasanjo, criticising African
leaders journeying to America. As head of state then, Obasanjo had evidently forgotten his old
quips, and was preparing for a journey to America. I have never thought of going to America a
problem. The mindset of “America their America”
offered by one of our literary giants was not my
own frame. What my concern always was and
remains the issue for this visit, is, how to go beyond
ceremonials and photo opps to handshakes that produce mutually beneficial outcomes. For the US
and Nigeria this has to include in today’s context a
boosting of capacity for security and economic
advancement in Nigeria and trade opportunities
with new markets for American products where
there is comparative advantage that does not depress prospects for sustainable development in a
country of prospects. With security problems in Nigeria’s North-East
threatening efforts to reduce the scourge of
poverty, disease, and a brutish state of nature, a
huge infrastructure deficit, financing gaps that have
left even salaries unpaid for months, partnerships
with foreign powers need be obsessively focused on relationships that can help bridge gaps and
uplift the Nigerian condition. In this regard, I am persuaded that with we, as
Nigeria, should unveil a clear national strategy
anchored on latent comparative advantage based
on select factor endowments in which value chains
in which we are quite competitive are developed
into global markets. With the Chinese understanding of the benefits of industrial policy in
building such values chains, we should not be shy
to do infrastructure deals around industrial parks
with them. In the same way, opportunities for
partnerships with the South Koreans, Japanese and
with the Australians in mining and road infrastructure should not be allowed to slip by. With
the Americans, so much can be done with power,
services, technology and education. We need to
expand our fast growing education and health
sectors. With so many Nigerians of the Diaspora
active in the US in these areas, the trip should be used to build bridges. We just saw reports of a
meeting of Nigerian physicians in the US which took
place in Orlando Florida. We should tag into that to
be a medical tourism hub. What a visit such as this must do is provide the
opportunity for President Buhari to find that one
quiet moment to provide assurance of lasting
goodwill if specific support with arms, equipment
and intelligence to accelerate ending the
insurgency, is offered. A clear shopping list is helpful and a pointer to an appropriate desk officer
to serve as a clearing house should be determined.
We should neither play the subservient with a
begging nor our protocol laced meeting of equal
sovereigns, friends don’t ask who is bigger. They
know. We miss much running around at the highest levels
with much concerns when the ambassador can
court the right desk officer and get things moving.
If President Buhari can convey the warmth of
friendship, passion, and selfless giving of self for
the good of a country that has been unfairly treated, he could get a useful nod from President
Barack Obama that his people can work with. He
needs to have a few of those critical people with
him. He must not leave the impression the ones
before him left, that there is no capacity or interest
in making promises bear fruit. Our failure to profit from the African Growth and Opportunities Act is a
case in point. In that sense, an opportunity to thank Obama for
the Power Up Africa initiative with specific requests
for how it can help reduce the darkness of our
patch of earth at night and put many to work, so
Boko Haram will find it harder to find recruits
should be clearly stated. Here, it will be nice to nicely apologise for our tardiness with AGOA, and
pledge that in the spirit of change and new
beginnings in Nigeria, the economy of Nigeria will
be more engaged with an AGOA extension. President Buhari will profit much from elevating the
tone by showing resolve to wholeheartedly fight
corruption. America helps with tracking and
repatriating money stolen from the Nigerian
people. This should be requested. If change is to result in dividends for the Nigerian
people, President Buhari’s visit to Washington must
not be a visit from the leftovers. It must be worked
at so it becomes a journey into a welcoming mat for
a strategic partner. When President Jimmy Carter’s
1977 world tour that would have brought him from Europe into Africa was terminated in Europe,
due to urgent developments at home, a
rescheduling was done. On resumption in 1978,
the visit to Nigeria was dubbed, by one of America’s
newsmagazines, as “Carter’s journey to the
leftovers.” We owe it to our children that this visit to Washington not to be seen as another visit from the
leftovers



About the author: Utomi, political economist and professor of entrepreneurship, is founder of the
Centre for Values in Leadership

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justi4jesu:
How come about this number and why is it not on your visa?

really

i didn't even notice..
that's what d owner snt to me tho.....
Justie tnks for the care...
Cheers

justi4jesu:
He had a landline number i could call.

sponsor landline 026345311.
Tnx

cHai...

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loomer:
Teeboy22, I go wound u o

wetn dey do dis oga
oya wound me na
if i no break dat ur head with my hamme


the man don dey fear

LadyGuinivere:
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justi4jesu:
Your have 3months valid visa. Abdulkadir

hi justi
but billyjunior's enter permit no started with 301 also

justi4jesu:
I already replied you regarding the entry permit number.

yes...it was issued in sharjah
i've seen pple with dt entry permit before.

[quote author=pash01 post=34884846][/quote]was the I.V a nigerian or a german

@justi4jesu
pls..any info yet abt d visa

tnx

nawa for Gooci I nono wetn e dey carry those stuff go do for dubai...

hmmm

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i b english boiy

tociano009:
Rubbish

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Loveren:
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ikbnice:
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Oyind17:
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If you're too serious with life don't comment .

really

loomer:
Meaning?

Of?

Seemyfather:
Considering mine own opinion, here are the list of some states in Nigeria that your barely hear about them in the dailies, be it on air, TV/Radio stations, or in any forms of media system. I mean you hardly hear about them be it for good or the other way round. While there are some you only hear about them ones in a blue moon due to one activities or their yearly festivals that makes us to hear about them ones in a year.

Meanwhile there are some states that you almost can't do without hearing them on air, or in any of our dailies/social media's, be it for good or other way round.

To mention a few, here are the list.

Those you barely hear about:

1) EBONYI
2) GOMBE
3) KEBBI State
4) ZAMFARA State

Those ones you only hear about ones in a blue moon:

1) CROSS RIVER
2) KOGI
3) OSUN

Those you can't do without hearing their name being mentioned in a day:

1) DELTA State where I proudly belong...
2) LAGOS
3) OGUN State where I currently reside and work.
4) RIVERS
5) FCT
6) Be free to add yours.

NB: Please note that you barely hear that of Osun State, if not for this recent salary or no salary saga of a thing that now makes them to be kind of famous nowadays...

I stand to be corrected anyway.

Thanks.

exactly.

Gooci:
Thank God... Am all cleared to zoom now, book flight for nxt week sunday

Pls, can I carry "Agunmu" along All these herbs for opa-eyin(spinal cord), agunmu-iba(malaria) etc.. Hope I won't have issue @ d airport with it Thanks

nawa oooo

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