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Stupid religion

asumo12:

Na this thing they vex me , b4 gej left I want to ship a car to Lagos it is 280k then and I m waiting for Apc to slash it but painfully clearing is now 320 for just small car

Vice Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, has assured that the General Muhammadu Buhari government will slash tariffs on imported vehicles.

He also said that the APC government would tackle the power problem by decentralising power generation across the country.

While addressing a town hall meeting of political stakeholders in Ondo State on Tuesday, Osinbajo said Buhari will not Islamise Nigeria contrary to the campaign smear of the Peoples Democratic Party.

He said, “We do not agree that there should be high tariffs on imported cars whether new or old ones because Nigeria is not producing cars for now.

“What we will do first is to fix power and encourage local production of cars. But before then we will reduce the high tariffs that Nigerians are paying to import vehicles into the country.”

Prof. Osinbajo argued that Nigerians should not find it difficult to purchase cars for their soci0-economic activities, and the APC government would ensure lower tariffs when voted into power.

On power, the vice presidential candidate said the problem in Nigeria was traceable to the lack of supply of gas to the power plants.

He promised that module power plants would be situated in neighborhoods where power is needed and gas supplied to it using trucks and other means besides pipelines.

According to him, the model has already been put to use in Lagos State where such plants supply power to designated neighborhoods.

Osinbajo also denied that the APC government would ban commercial motor cycles across the country, saying okada would be allowed provided riders obey laws and keep to the rules in the states where they operate.

He lamented the unemployment situation in the country, saying that as an emergency measure, the APC government would cooperate with states in creating 20,000 jobs annually in the country.

He said corruption would be stopped so that resources would be available for development projects.

He said under APC government, it would be criminal not to pay pensions, saying the law that would be put in place would compel employers to ensure pensioners got their entitlements as soon as they retire.

Osinbajo added that the job creation strategy would involve making loans available to small businesses with little or no interest

http://www.punchng.com/news/apc-will-slash-tariffs-on-imported-cars-osinbajo/

PunkyVeer:
Nope

halleluia

PunkyVeer:
She really is unattractive in the 2nd pic but you mean to tell me he never saw her without makeup even once in their two year relationship? I find that hard to believe. He's just looking for an excuse to shy away from responsibility. I hope she claims for child support because the law don't care for dumbass excuses from irresponsible losers

]re you also involved

Biafra ancestors

Bricklayers and carpenters involve

Y

ladyF:
Awnnn....beautiful

It's [size=20pt]LadyF[/size] again

what do you do for living?

House Rat

Rubbish

Biafra ancestor

Skbii na ibo boy

OZAOEKPE:
Please, click like if you believe in "Biafra" and share if you feel otherwise.
Biafra my fortress, Niger Delta my home.
He should come and give us Niger Delta , we don't want this Zoo anymore.




I love you Genea
"N" aminat508 "N" YourMain

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asumo12:



Bad boy...


E think say na magic

No mind am jare, I m still struggling with only Html here

In your little monkey dream

The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon, is scheduled to arrive in Nigeria on Sunday, the News Agency of Nigeria reports.

A statement on Wednesday said the UN chief would meet President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday and would subsequently engage in a few field activities

http://thenationonlineng.net/ban-ki-moon-arrives-nigeria-sunday/

From trap to death

Aminat508:
How do you react when you have a young child that steals? You've talked to him/her several times, told him/her everything that has to be said about the consequences of pilfering. You do ALL you can to provide his needs and wants. But he keeps 'doing it'. How do you help or stop such a child? A reader sent this in yesterday:

Hello,

My son steals from me, my husband, my mother, his grandparents, his friends, everybody!! Please, let's discuss this here because I'm sure I'm not the only mother having this problem. If it's not money, it's things as small as tiny toys and games from neighbors. Sincerely, it's gotten so bad I don't know what to do with him anymore. My husband and I now have locks on our bedroom door to keep him out.

Problem started when he was 11 and got into boarding school. He is 13 now. I've threatened him that next time he steals, I would have the police involved. Of course I don't want to or plan to do that but I don't know what else to do.


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Na ur pikin?

Oyind17:
Tosin, what I do?

you better order for your crush

Oyind17:
One of my friends needs this. op where can I get it? I serious

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