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[size=20pt]It is called O-van[/size] |
#50,000 for prepaid meter + the old meter. Because the can't give one the prepaid meter without carrying the former one used. Kilode? How much are they buying all these prepaid meters from the manufacturers? After buying these meters with high amount of money and taking away the old meters with them, the power authority will still come to claim it to be their own property! Where we are going with electric power, the cost of running a generator will be more judicious than this PHCN light. |
'I requested for soldiers but was given politicians in military uniform'-[color=crimson] General Aguiyi Johnson Ironsi[/color] |
Kano – The CBN Governor,http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/cbn-governor-advocates-drug-test-for-political-office-seekers/ |
Wonder what kind of life some people lives! Little wonder they can't successfully lead themselves let alone leading others! Were they not the one claiming about 70% developement and ownership of lagos when there is any good news about it and despise it when the news are not ok. Even if there is no crude oil in lagos which is lacking in the news. How many of the crude oils got in the niger delta are refined in nigeria? Instead of transporting it to USA for refining, won't it be sensible getting them to the proposed lagos refinery? Well, wisdom is not for everybody. |
holyvirgin: Well Goodluck Ebele Jonathan remains the only president that has promised fresh air and so far he is fufilling promises.ya right! Fresh air that has bomb, bullets and corruption suspended on it! |
FreeGlobe: when will you take my friend Mr. globe's name out of your mouth tho. you continue to build your cv and reputation on nairaland as first a bigot and second a LIAR!mr globe! Aren't you through with your ban? |
olashas: @Tolexander. Primary 3 class things...lolhun! Olodo ni e tori wipe o ko gba o! Iwe ile eko kilaasi keta ni o! |
musiwa23: amachie and goodluck are friends stop written stupid story. they went to the same school.^ E gba mi o! Lol! Instead of witchhunting the people behind boko haram, he is busy with future rival! Eni ti o ru erin lori ti o tun fi ese wa iho ire(someone carrying an elephant on his head trying to dig a cricket hole with his toes). |
Iwe itan Ijapa ati iyawo re iyanibo! |
How can a large river such as niger be a tributary to small river such as owena? Reverse should be the case! |
Friday is usually a special day many Muslim families look forward to, but to the members of the Bello family of Bayeku area of Ikorodu, Lagos State, Friday, April 6, 2013 will remain fresh in their memories for some time to come. That was the day four members of the family and a neighbour died prematurely in an auto crash. A five months old baby of the family escaped the incident unhurt. Prior to that day, the family had planned triple celebrations: their daughter’s graduation ceremony, car dedication of their son and the head of the family’s trip abroad alongside the matriachax. All the plans came to nought as a result of the tragedy. The head of the family, popularlly called Alhaji Bello, was a prominent figure in Bayeku following his sponsorship of many Muslim programmes including the recent turbanning of the first Imam of the community which took place the Sunday preceding his sudden death. As part of the arrangements for the trip abroad, Alhaji Bello had placed a change of name notice in Vanguard which was published on the day of crash. The family had not even bought a copy of the paper before the accident occurred around 12noon at Agbowa-Ikosi area of Lagos State. Five persons including the five month old baby were in one of the cars the family members were travelling in while two others were in another as they headed for the graduation ceremony of their daughter at a tertiary educational institution in Ogun State. All the five persons in one car with the exception of the baby: Alhaji Bello, his daughter- in- law and her parents, together with a neighbour, died while the matriach and her son in the other car survived. An eye witness, Madam Kehinde Olufade, said the family had had a smooth journey until they approached a crater at Ikosi where motorists had to slow down. But due to the dilapidated nature of Agbowa road, a trailer left its own side of the road and faced the car Alhaji Bello was driving, forcing him to manouver before a tipper rammed into him from behind. The car landed in a ditch. File Photo: An accident scene. File Photo: An accident scene. ‘’As soon as the car landed in the ditch, the tipper also lost control and fell on top of the car killing the four members of the family and their neighbour on the spot.The Bellos daughter-in- law, who was carrying her five months old baby at the time of incident, died while the baby miraculously survived”,the eye witness narrated When the news of their demise filtered into their community, it unsettled residents. The community development association (CDA) wanted the victims buried before sunset in accordance with Muslim tradition, but some indigenes countered them, saying some rituals must be performed before the arrival of the corpses in the community as the death of the family members portended a bad omen. The victims were buried same day as shops and business centres were closed while some indigenes, led by one ‘Lagatha’, a mechanic, organised a weeklong ritual which involved the Oro festival. However, the traditional head of the Solumade family in the community kicked against the ritual, saying it was not with the consent of Bayeku indigenes. According to the baale in- waiting, Chief Adesina Solumade, some people in the community were behind the ritual. “Gone are the days when rituals were performed anyhow. The community comprises of Christians, Muslims and traditional worshippers and their opinions must be sought before any ritual is performed. As far as I am concerned, the victims died a natural death and this has not called for ritual as organised by the residents,’’ he said. Bello family members were yet to comprehend the demise of the victims when Sunday Vanguard visited the family. The matriach, Mrs Bello Adedoyin Busayo, and her son refused to talk about the tragedy. The matriach simply said in Yoruba ‘amuwa Olorun ni’ (God knows about it). A close friend of the Bellos, who pleaded anonymity, said he was with the family the day before the tragic incident and they shared ideas. “Alhaji Bello told me of his plan to donate poles for the construction of community mosque, his plans to travel overseas with the family matriach and the daughter’s graduation ceremony which he never attended,”he said. Another resident, Mrs. Musa Mayam, who saw the victims when they set out for the journey, said, ‘’I saw all of them before they took off, but I never knew that was the last time I would see them,’’ she said. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/god-why-did-four-family-members-die-on-daughters-graduation-day/ |
Make dem stop wearing am jare. The thing dey delay process! |
The case of Afam and ikeena is just an addition by substitution! |
Na politics section o. Then entertainment cos it gives me chance to write my stories, and education! Sometimes culture. |
My uncle told me about it in 2008. He told me about how he laughed on seeing a thread of OAU's aluta throughout a night on the site. I started visiting the site as a guest and not a registered member. My younger brother told me he had registered and that it doesn't make sense not contributing to the thread. I registered and rarely comment until one day when i came across one mr globe's goof on this thread https://www.nairaland.com/987622/most-commercialized-industrialized-non-capital-cities. [quote author=Mr. Globe]lol.. I saw that too but decided to face the topic. Detroit is the capital of Michigan, Los Angeles for California, Chicago for Illinois and others but lets leave his ignorance and face his massage tho[/quote]. I tried correcting the guy that day and he yabbed me. Since then i have become an ardent contributor. |
After a long drawn bitter struggle for the soul of the All Progressives Grand Alliance between Chiefs Chekwas Okorie and Victor Umeh, which had split the party’s rank and file down the line and which ended as Okorie finally accepted his faith, surrendered the party’s registration certificate and formed his own party, I had thought the South-east-based party had seen its worst. I was wrong; we were all wrong, because I know I was n’t alone in that thought. Now, another leadership struggle is on and the too warring chairmen are proxies of the two governors produced by the party who are fighting a supremacy battle for the control of APGA machinery. Umeh, who was on February 10 restrained from parading himself as APGA chairman by a state High Court in Enugu presided over by the Chief Judge of the state, Justice Innocent Umezuluike, was on Monday reinstated by the Court of Appeal sitting in Enugu pending the determination of his appeal against the lower court. Meanwhile, shortly before the court ruling, Maxi Okwu was elected the party’s chairman at a national convention held at the Women Development Centre, Akwa, Anambra State attended by some leaders of the party including, and expectedly, its Deputy National Leader, Anambra State Governor Peter Obi. Now, Umeh claims he is APGA chairman, just like Okwu, who even had to abandon his own party CPP to hop on APGA. Okwu says Umeh’s reinstatement is a hoax, Umeh says Okwu’s election at a convention in Akwa is a nullity. Only the court can help resolve the matter. But what has inflamed the APGA leadership crisis is the emergence of the opposition merger All Progressives Congress. Imo State Governor Rochas Okorocha who has some hold on Umeh believes in the merger and insists APGA is part of it. But Governor Obi who ostensibly has brought up the Okwu’s chairmanship is opposed to the merger, being an ally of President Jonathan, and says APGA is not for APC. http://www.thisdayonline.com/ |
Ngwakwe: Cherubim and Seraphim is a brand of Religion on it's own and doesn't observe the tenets of Christianity.i don't know that. But i observe they put on jersey and carry bible every sunday when going to church. |
40) Southend University,little wonder we don't see afam online again as usual! |
Aje ke lana, Omo ku loni! Fallacy of false cause. |
OAM4J: hehehe...she self don hear be that. Anyway, i fit be the alarina! |
Is this cherubim and seraphim cleric the spokesman for the boko haram? Maybe this is what el rufai saw that made him claim some christians are behind the boko issues. |
OAM4J: ok..okgo straight to the point. No perambulation and rigmarole |
A month Pregnancy? |
berem: what is "eja abori"? translate in English.catfish! |
berem: oh! thanks for the recommndation! don't worry i will bring Hot Amala and gbegiri soup for you went i come back from the Owambe party am going soon.you don try for me wella.you! So na everyday you want make your thread dey show for homepage. This OAM4J ti je efo riro pelu eja abori. |
miqos02: ACN is in merger talks with CPC and Ogbeni Aregbesola is in support of the mergerreally? What is the source of your news? I mean in Osun State alone, not the APC things o. Will very much welcome your info cos i don't really pay attention to the state news. |
rafhell: MOD are you MAD!!!maybe MOD don MURD! You no know say tonto dickeh stuff na mostly afternoon to evening things? |
miqos02: its impossiblethe probability of the impossibility is not 1. State your reason for the impossibility! |
tigereyes: This is an endorsement of The Governor and by extension the whole PDP. Why is he avoiding ACN states?thrash bin content. Facebook founder Mark |
[quote author=Viewing this topic:]OAM4J, Tolexander(m)[/quote]oga at the top, i see you o! don't just view this thread alone. Action! |
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