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millomaniac:It's a thing of choice.... |
Hahahaha... Muslims are shocked.... Violent bigots. |
The multifaceted smell oozing from the numerous undies would have cascaded the serendipity of the conclave being used. What Mauebusity! |
I just listened to that song. What is bad is bad. There's no need for coloration just because you are a fan of Tekno. Perhaps most persons who support this heinous theft do not know what it takes to put together a piece of Art which later becomes a masterpiece. And years later, someone who probably doesn't know the hard work put, and probably in his kindagaten when it was released tells you to go bleep yourself. It's quite unfortunate. Tekno needs to put pride aside and acknowledge those guys before this act costs him his career. |
ikorodureporta:Idiot!!! |
You're an idiot.... |
That's a good move... Deltans no dey carry last. |
That's a good move... Deltans no dey carry last |
fasterwell:This dude needs psychological help. What's the relevance of these to the issue at hand? |
pp802:Wow... You saw that too? She was deflated and the camera wouldn't just go off her face. I loved that scene sha.... |
Too sad... Anyone residing in Ipoti Ekiti should kindly help us visit the family house �. May God help us all. |
Justice Ridwan Aikawa of the Federal High Court, Ikoyi, Lagos has fixed April 19, 2018 for judgment on a fundamental human rights suit filed against the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) and its registrar by two students of the institution. The two students had filed the suit against NOUN in December 2015 for allegedly breaching their right to association following their expulsion from the University for spearheading formation of a Students’ Union Government known as Congress of NOUN Students (CONS). While harping on the need for speedy dispensation of the suit, counsel to the students, Mr. Gabriel Orban, argued on Tuesday that: “The conduct of the respondents before the filing of this suit and their counter affidavits in support of their defence proves well that the applicants’ fundamental rights have been violated and it is likely that it will continue to be violated by the respondents except this court’s intervention and since the court is the last hope of a common man who also constitute the Applicants in this suit. “We look up to the court to set straight these anomalies enjoyed by the respondents at the detriment of the students and their welfare. We argue with emphasis that the University lacks the competence to deny students the right to association and the press”. Saharareporters.com |
Her hubby wowo sha... Chai! |
Keep the flag flying kids... I'm so inspired seeing kids solve mathematics this way. I was poor in math to the extent I hated school. Thank God I still turned out right. |
So sad... A full grown lady would do this when she wasn't a victim of this wickedness herself. Ladies truly have dark hearts. Quote me and die! |
The Post should read Reasons Why Muslims Love Ramadan, not Why Nigerians Love Ramadan. I'm a Nigerian, I'm a Christian and I care less about Ramadan. |
If Men Were God! |
Why will they call for massive sack? Who sacked them (senators) in their looting spree and ineffectiveness? Rubbish! |
Uzor Emefiele First son of Nigeria's CBN Governor. Studied Economics and Statistics from Uniben with first class honours in 2009, proceeded to Harvard Business School where he distinguished himself and postulated a financial theory called "Bull's Figures". His work bagged a Samsung international price of 15,000 dollars and was subsequently rewarded with a job in Samsung. He's presently based in Essex, UK and is married with 2 kids.
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Obi Nzekor Studied law at the prestigious University of Nigeria. Was called to the bar in 2011. He practiced for a while in his father's chambers before proceeding to University of Hamburg, Germany to study International Jurisprudence. He joined Samsung as an intern in 2014 and has risen to a senior legal adviser to the corporation. He was among the legal team that had a resounding victory against Apple in 2015 over patent rights.
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Maxwell Nwigwe Studied English at Baylor University and has a Masters and PhD in Linguistics from Johns Hopkins University and Lincoln University respectively. He's a senior interpreter and wordsmith. He carved a niche for himself after assisting in the creation of words and language for the movie Avatar. He's presently a senior interpreter with Samsung, South Korea.
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Unoka Rex Egbuna Was born in Brisbane, Australia to academics. His father, Emeka Egbuna was a professor of International Law and worked for the United Nations until his untimely death in the 9/11 attacks in New York. Unoka studied Computer Engineering and is an Android developer with Samsung, Australia.
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Kelechi Ozobia He studied Theatre Arts from the prestigious University of Benin and proceeded to Leeds University, UK for post graduate studies. His entry for a commercial for Samsung was adjudged the best from 7,000 entries in 2006. He was given instant appointment and now heads the Marketing unit of Samsung Digital, England.
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That's a PDP led state since 1999. Later they will come here wailing Change the Change! Thieves and Ass Holes! |
MadCow1:Chai! I feel your pain dude, you couldn't make the right scores to gain admission into UNIBEN. #keepbeefing #reppingunibentilldeath #applyforpostgraduate |
We're are fast becoming a joke in this nation. No respect to for one another and in cases where full grown humans err, we pass the blame on the President. The fact is that the KAI officers were wrong in their approach, and do or say what you want wailing wailers, President Buhari remains my President till 2019..... R. I. P. To the Hawker. |
Hello Christians, I discovered something here on nairaland. And I wish we can enforce a change too. Have you noticed you cannot comment on a Muslim thread if you do not agree with or have something positive to post? As soon as you you hit the reply button, what you see is "Do you believe in Allah? " And a rider which says, if you believe, it would be posted with comments. If you decline, that page vanishes. Here we are reading a Christian post and lots of Muslims are antagonizing the thread. Why don't we have the same comment protection for Christian threads? @Seun, please look into this matter. If there's no favorable response or action, I promise to start an online campaign telling the world how your site discriminates against online Christians and free speech. Block me if you wish. |
First to comment.... Wanna Thank my late mum, my late dad, coach Keshi, coach Amodu, coach Yemi Tella and all the resting souls of the beautiful game for giving their all. Ukraine will whoop Germany tonight. My bet. |
May God Reward the Group Greatly.... Keep it Up! |
This is Sad! |
yapapa:Eyaaaaa.... You go wait tire o! Because na land of the dead you go go ask am for the pin. Shey you wan die? |

