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chimerase2:
3cycle I hv to quote u in dis u re a liar
LIENUS MBA. Kai
Ur appearace and wat u wear doesn't make u fear God haba take amu easy de lie
Guys in muticolored pant? Do guys still wear pant cause it has side effect
A hard working man? All dis hardworking thiefing politicians and womanizer fear God?

Pant in dis case doesn't mean underpants o!
Pant means trousers bro.

3cycle:
[s]A hard working man has the fear of God plus his account speaks volumes....

Lastly a guy always dressed in jeans trousers does not fear God especially those guys on multicolored pants.[/s]

Shit meant for the trash can.
Sir, u nid some enlightenment.

bigtt76:
Why can't these aid agencies take over the payments to the health workers directly? They should stop giving African governments the funds to disseminate ...they governments are all thieves This issue is no longer an African Government thing but a World issue.

In dis case, it is not d agencies dat are paying d hazard allowances. It is d responsibility of d govt. D agency has opened d centre for dem, I believe that means d facilities needed ve been provided. So govt shud jst pay d workers. And imagine, they said since sept, they weren't paid d money. Very sad.

Hundreds of health workers involved in treating Ebola patients have gone on strike at a clinic in Sierra Leone.
The staff are protesting about the government's failure to pay an agreed weekly $100 (£63) "hazard payment". A few are still assisting at the clinic.
The clinic, in Bandajuma near Bo, is the only Ebola treatment centre in southern Sierra Leone.
In Mali, a nurse and a patient became the second and third people thought to have died from Ebola there.
Nearly 5,000 people have been killed in the outbreak of Ebola in West Africa, mostly in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the outbreak a global health emergency.
The Bandajuma clinic is run by medical charity MSF, which said it would be forced to close the facility if the strike continued.
MSF's emergency co-ordinator in Sierra Leone, Ewald Stars, told the BBC that about 60 patients had been left unattended because of the strike at the clinic in Bandajuma.
Those on strike include nurses, porters and cleaners.

There are international staff at the clinic but they are unable to keep the clinic open on their own.
The staff, who are protesting outside the clinic, say the government agreed to the "hazard payments" when the facility was established but has failed to make any payments since September.
The money was due to be paid in addition to salaries the staff receive from MSF.
On Wednesday afternoon, a representative of the workers told the BBC that a few colleagues had returned to the ward to offer minimal assistance "in the interest of the patients who are our people".
However, he stressed that the strike was still on.
Earlier, representative Mohamed Mbawah told the BBC his colleagues had already turned away one ambulance.
The virus is continuing to spread in Sierra Leone, with almost 300 new infections recorded in the last three days.

Also on Wednesday, the Malian authorities said that a nurse and the patient he was treating at a clinic in Bamako had died.
The 25-year-old nurse worked at the Pasteur Clinic, which has now been placed in quarantine. The government said the nurse was confirmed to have had Ebola.

This news keeps me wondering...When will govts in Africa start being honest?

Hello. Abeg shey una dey sleep ni abi una go hustle today wey una no show face 4 house. I wan know ni o

seye4nii:
Waooo? I have 2 apply for another job now fast fast walahi?

lol Were u intending to or u ve alredy applied to work in a bank b4? And why d sudden change.

evegran:
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Hmm. Okay.
For the record, I enjoy straight answers. Un-straight ones are a convo killer for me. However, you sound so confident- cool I guess.

Oh...gotten! Actually, it's neither a survey nor a wish. It is simply a conviction. Mind u, it is he dat appreciates gold dat we gv it to.

evegran:
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Oh! And that conclusion is a result of a recent survey or a result of your assumptions and wishes?

lol. U may call it what u wish but I knw myself, and I knw what I'm capable of. Test,survey,assumption,wish,whatever, cannot change dat!

evegran:
Hmm and you're a prophet or a love doctor?

None of d above baby. I am d love every babe yearns for.

Just tell her to holla @ me. I've got what she d ansa to her every question.

There's no better way to start a day than to first gulp down a cup of hot ginger-flavoured pap. This is hw I say goodmorning.

Electronzeez:
haba, point out the grammar in my lexicon if any. Abeit, even if u are transmiting your signal vestigially, i could still demodulate the audio-visual meaning of it.

Thanks a bunch.....i'd heed to that.

surely, u wil. And obviously, u ve started.lol

Law sucks sometimes. Is dis also wat we call justice? Smh

Electronzeez:
my electrical colloquial should affirm to you i'm an EE chap.my sobriquet also flags it. kwara state polytechnic is my alma-mater.

Welcome bro!!.

hey guy. One day, u wil jst observe dat people aint replying u anymore, either by sms,whatsapp,bbm,email,NL,etc. Even 2go. Reason is dat all dis ur big BIG grammar are potent enuf to demodulate a signal off d carrier signal b4 d signal actually gets to d intended receiver. Thereby, getting lost in space. When dat tym comes, don't be surprised.
Engr Amos. U welcom. I rep #EEEOAU #Conquistadors

amosade30:
am a dude...aspiring batch A nxt year...eyeing PH..wat oda info? Pin : 332135DD

Ur most welcome. Jst dat we'll love to knw ur name too.

amosade30:
Elect Elect engrn,FuTa....is dia a bbm grp for ds thread? If none,I suggest we create one..wassup house...

ur intro's not complete sir/ma.

sugarcoatted:
Sugarcoated Absu Banking and Finance, Ph or Akwa-ibom

You welcome sugar. How r u today

It's a pity that dis deffection has now bcom a norm in Nigeria. Even d ones we call "lawmakers" are d ones disobeying d law/consitution.

maceyliz:
Nope, acutally on my way out maybe in the evenin. Goin 4 driving now and I would obviously not be able to use my fone.

Owkay. C u later then. Safe trip.

Eight lawmakers in the Ogun State House of Assembly on Tuesday defected to both the Peoples Democratic Party and the Social Democratic Party.

The Speaker, Mr. Suraj Adekunbi, during the plenary, read a letter announcing the defection of the lawmakers.

Those who defected are Salmon Adeleke, Joseph Adegbesan, and John Obafemi. They went to the PDP, although elected on the platform of the Peoples Party of Nigeria.

Remmy Hassan and Obafemi Olowo-Oloja, who also defected to the PDP, were elected on the platform of the defunct Action Congress of Nigeria which later metamorphosed into the All Progressives Congress.

Others who defected from the APC to the SDP are Olufemi Allen-Taylor, Oludaisi Elemide and Elizabeth Anifowose.

He said, “I received a letter announcing the defection of Messrs Joseph Adegbesan, Salmon Adeleke, John Obafemi, Remmy Hazzan and Obafemi Olowo-Oloja to the PDP.

“I also got three letters this morning from Hon. Olufemi Allen-Taylor, Oludaisi Elemide and Elizabeth Anifowose, announcing their defection from the All Progressives Congress to the Social Democratic Party.”

Adegbesan, Adeleke and Obafemi dumped the PPN to join the PDP while Hazzan and Olowo-Oloja also dumped the APC for the PDP.

He said the governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, would November 18, presented the 2015 budget proposal to the state House of Assembly.

Source: http://www.punchng.com/news/eight-lawmakers-dump-apc-ppn-in-ogun/

maceyliz:
Wow that's pretty bad sorry bout that

thanks. So whatsup. What do u ve 4 d house? U wanna tell us a story or anything?

Thinkr:
How on earth could you have let that happen? No real player loses that much to a computer. Good morning anyways.

I dey do strong head ni o. I cnt even think of how it happened lyk dat. If I didn't stop @ dat moment, maybe I wld ve given d screen a big blow, then, my eyes will now open.

Electronzeez:
Loooooooooooool
gud a.m

*frowns and in very deep voice* Oga. Wetin happen now. Stay ur lane o. Soogbo

maceyliz:
Good thanks n u

Mine was gud. Jst a bit depressing. I played PES in d middle of d night and MAnCity trashed me badly. I lost all 3 games. I jst stpped right dr b4 I smash my laptop.

maceyliz:
Angela UNN Biochem 2014 PH Enugu

U welcom 2 d club sweetheart. How was ur nyt.

jeremiah4321:
FACTS ABOUT MUHAMMADU BUHARI.

COMPARE AND CONTRAST

In 1984 when Buhari was the head of state, the price of fuel was 20 kobo and he did not increase the price till the end of his administration. In 1984 when Buhari was the head of state, the Naira had more value than the dollar. It was #1 for $1.4. Buhari did not borrow any kobo to run his government, even though Nigeria was not generating as much revenue as it is generating today.

Buhari paid the dept owed by previous administrations. Buhari was refining all the petrol we use locally and was exporting petrol to other countries and making money for Nigeria. Our few refineries were working at optimal level and fuel was available to all that need it.

There was no religious and ethnic crisis throughout the administration of Muhammadu Buhari. No Igbo was killed in the North and no Hausa was killed in the South as a result of religious and ethnic crisis or division.

Inflation came down from 23.5% in 1983 to 5.5% in 1984 and 1985 before Buhari left office as the head of state. Buhari resisted international interference from IMF to devalue our Naira and also rejected all offer to give loan to Nigeria by the international communities.

Buhari introduced war against Indiscipline that swept through all the country and restored discipline in Nigeria. Buhari did not promote himself to a full start general even as a head of state. Buhari did not have any foreign account or buy any property for himself as a head of state.

What else do Nigerians need? What is happening today? Why are we allowing sentiments and religious bigotry to hold our country to ransom. It is Nigeria that need Buhari and not Buhari that need Nigeria.

THIS IS THE CHANGE WE NEED AND WE MUST ACCEPT.

- Aliyu Gama (P

just listen to urself so are u saying dos things u said, tho not yet confirmed, even if true, wil be done now, 30yrs afta he was on d post? is population d same? is technological advancement generally d same? what abt world economy, is it d same as 30 yrs ago? think abt it now if elected and afta 4yrs, hes not able to perform, u guys wil com back nd say it is because pdp has caused so many problems nd will take tym to correct all or somtin lyk dat

Too bad 4 Morocco. What else cld CAF do. If they r afraid of ebola, dr players shud not fearure in d tournament since they can get infected dr. Fair judgement I will say.

Rusa:

ohhhh...C white shinning teeth. The teeth set well well. Dos got me smiling