MTN Group in SA and not MTN Nigeria... Stop misinforming people pls. Michael Ikpoki is MTN Nigeria CEO

Returning students in the university of Ibadan pay as low as 14,000. While accommodation remains 14,000.
UI boasts of the best workforce and relatively the best infrastructures in the country, as such the recent rise in number of postgraduate applicants.

However, I believe Tertiary education in Nigeria is on the poor scale and also education isn't meant to be cheap but qualitative and affordable.

lots of disturbances here and there in the name of religion.

HKN chief Davido sophomore album
‘ The Baddest’ was initially billed to
drop on June 8, but to our suprise
the album was postponed. Last
weekend’s announcement makes it
the second time he’s letting fans
down.
However, we came up with 5 solid
reasons why we think Davido must
have postponed the release at the
last minute.. Peep below

1. The rivalry with Wizkid tops the
list. With Wizkid hoping to drop his
3rd album in September, Davido
must be pushing for a competition of
some sort, with hopes both releases
could coincide. No?

2. Last week, Davido was spotted
partying with American rapper,
Future which made tongues wag over
a possible collaboration between
both acts. We think Davido could
have postponed the album release to
accommodate a collabo with Ciara’s
baby daddy or any other
International guest act.

3. In July, Drake and London rapper,
Skepta jumped on Wizkid’s
Ojuelegba. We believe again this
must have made Davido return to
the drawing board as the song has
been rated higher than his collabo
with Meek Mill.

4. We hear ‘It is obvious the album
wasn’t ready even after he
announced the initial release date.
First, Davido’s camp hasn’t released
a track listing and there is no plan
for an album listening party like it is
the norm in the industry.’, according
to an industry insider

5. Is Davido scared?
Or can you think of any other
reasons the HKN leader is holding
back?




www..ng/2015/08/16/5-reasons-davido-is-afraid-to-release-his-sophomore-album-baddest/


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G Tolu phys, G deola Geo, G Sharon Eco, G tokunbo law, G Amaka pool, bla bla bla.

I can actually forget a name especially in time of "need", so adding prefix "G" makes them all line straight down in my phone book.

G Tolu phys, G deola Geo, G Sharon Eco, G tokunbo law, G Amaka pool, bla bla bla.

I can actually forget a name especially in time of "need", so adding prefix "G" makes them all line straight down in my phone book.

damn

Yomieluv:
What about the currency denominations..


Faiba--#5

Shandy-#20

White-#50

Awo-#100

Oloye-#1000.

faiba/fibre means 10naira

femiranking28:
but lil Kesh and rekardo never graduate

rekaado grad already this year naw

seriously??

seriously?? :oseriously??

Ma sha Allah thanks for enlightening us.

I think the ma'mum joining a salat, at whatever phase, must make the takbiratul- Hiram before joining.
this is because takbir is obligatory and also signifies commencement of salat. Allahu A'lam.

She is a vp and not the vp... the world bank has more than 20 vice presidents.

She is a vp and not the vp... the world bank has more than 20 vice presidents.
some of which include: Chief Economist and Senior Vice President Kaushik Basu Senior Vice President and World Bank Group General Counsel Anne-Marie Leroy Senior Vice President, Operations Kyle Peters World Bank Group Vice President and Special Envoy, Climate Change Rachel Kyte Vice President, World Bank Group Human Resources Sean McGrath Vice President, Leadership, Learning, and Innovation Sanjay Pradhan Vice President, World Bank Group External and Corporate Relations Cyril Muller Vice President, Global Practices and Cross- Cutting Solutions Keith Hansen Vice President, Global Practices and Cross- Cutting Solutions Nena Stoiljkovic Vice President, Budget, Performance Review, and Strategic Planning Pedro Alba Vice President, Development Finance Joachim von Amsberg Vice President and Treasurer Arunma Oteh
Vice President, Africa Makhtar Diop Vice President, South Asia Annette Dixon Vice President, Latin America and Caribbean Jorge Familiar Calderon World Bank Group Chief Information Officer and Vice President, Information and Technology Solutions Stephanie von Friedeburg Vice President, Middle East and North Africa Hafez Ghanem
Vice President and World Bank Group Controller Bernard Lauwers Vice President, Institutional Integrity Leonard McCarthy Vice President and Auditor-General Hiroshi Naka Vice President, Operations Policy and Country Services Hartwig Schafer Vice President and World Bank Group Chief Risk Officer Lakshmi Shyam- Sunder Vice President, East Asia and Pacific Axel van Trotsenburg Vice President, Europe and Central Asia Laura Tuck Vice President and World Bank Group Chief Ethics Officer Xian Zhu
Executive Vice President and Chief Executive Officer Jin-Yong Cai Vice President, Global Partnerships Karin Finkelston Vice President and Compliance Advisor Ombudsman, IFC and MIGA Osvaldo Gratacós Vice President, Treasury and Syndications Jingdong Hua Vice President, Global Client Services Jean Philippe Prosper Vice President, Corporate Risk and Sustainability James Scriven Vice President, Global Partnerships Nena Stoiljkovic Vice President, Corporate Risk and Sustainability, and General Counsel Ethiopis Tafara Vice President, Global Client Services Dimitris Tsitsiragos

really cool.

Buh can images be attached also will the format and layout still remain same n neat??

also does WordPress run this types of service??

kayworld22:



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good

nonny400:
Mine in different shades.

hello, pls what launcher and theme are you using?? its really cool

Rubbish title

So saddening

lovely

Shoro niiyen??

tosindguy:



I appreciate ur response. But still I want to ask, ar u a student in d school now, wat course ar u studying if yes. On my 1 sitting, I av just 1 C4, all odas are C6. I hope d sch will not eventually use dat as a factor to cut some candidate off if they av many candidate for a particular course, I mean wen der is tie, too many aspirant which is more dan d capacity d department can admit. Wats ur take on dis?

in recent years, the admission criteria has not been o'levels anymore but utme and p.utme performance thus setting cutoffs for aspirants. with most faculty having cutoff marks of 50%.
Choosing a course with little or no competition/aspirants is kinda advisable, well this is based on your abilities and prowess.

I'm a 400l student of forestry dept... sorry for replying very late.

cheers

Its just an helipad and not an heliport or runways

finniblinks:
Nigerian airforce planes still using Turboprop engines?nawa o

Jets with Turboprop engines are still the best and widely used types in military cargo/movement planes.
this is actually because turboprop engines deliver more power and greater efficiency at SLOWER flying speeds when compared to other engine types.

The second pics plane is designed for movement and cannot not be operated efficiently at FASTER speeds
and thus turboprop engines would thus be
more suitable.

I believe NAF is one of the well equipped in Africa.

Validated:
[size=18pt]The $5Billion NLNG remit may not have included the oil sales in the last 30 days that this government has been in office. A simple analysis would show that this government may have sold about 72.3 million barrels since inauguration at the average daily production of 2.41 million barrels. At the current price of between $58 - $61 per barrel, Nigeria would have earned about $4.4Billion (i.e. 2.41*30days*$60), under Buhari's watch. Since there is no minister, no clear structure as NNPC Board was said to have been dissolved with Deziani, one would hope that Buhari is taking records because, Nigeria belongs to all of us.

We must be vigilant as Op noted to avoid being robbed by those who claim to be saints. Long live Nigeria.[/size]

Sir what are you saying?? $4.4b in 30days bawo?? is that how revenues are being remitted?? What about other production costs and expenses??


Moreover Nigeria LNG Limited is jointly owned in the following proportions: Nigerian National
Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) owns 49%,
Shell Gas B.V. owns 25.6%, Total LNG Nigeria
Ltd owns 15% and Eni International owns
10.4%.

So they share the revenue daily now abi??

Please lets not create unnecessary tensions while staying vigilant.

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Also people who have gotten it can also help in sending it to us just to aid the op.

Abstinence remains best, but if you can't then self service, if that's not enough then practice safe sex with one partner... but never patronize prostitutes - be it olosho or ashawo.

my one kobo tip