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Where are they? |
Good |
Thought provoking |
Wishing them quick recovery |
I tell you. Doubt me not. That rice was repackaged. It was done at night. Ha. God will surely judge this government. I was there the night this rice was being repackaged. I was in Lokoja that night to see a friend and that warehouse shares the same fence with my friend's house
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Bro this is 2007-2009 model upgraded to 2011. 2011 comes with a different engine. Thank you |
AmAlbert:Her eggs and your sperm. Oya pay for the enlightenment ![]() |
Cute |
Ok |
This APC government don suffer no be small |
Toks or Nigerian used? |
1m |
CirocBoi:Well done Try again next time |
Evablizin:Make the baby use am as toy na as toys don finish for market |
chiscolin101:1.1m To pick up tmr |
MicheyJ1:What about orphans getting married |
chiscolin101:Show VIN then for confirmation |
UD101:Pls how do one know tgr difference between the 03 04 05 06 07 model cos they all look the same |
We pray for their safety |
Ok |
DjAndroid:I was lucky he picked. He said 1.850k |
This is obviously good news for this veteran |
The actor says is Nigeria diagnosis of the ailment was exaggerated and that the cancer has not spread to his vital organ as he was made to believe - The actor who has been battling with leukeamia before his prostate dagnosis cried to Nigeirans for help and they assisted him financially Ailing Nollywood actor Sadiq Daba has spoken from UK where he had gone to seek better medical treatment of cancer. The media practitioner on Saturday, December 16, said that his prostate cancer did not spread to any of his organs as initially diagnosed by Nigerian doctors. Daba in a chat with Azuka Jebose on Facebook, said that the entire test conducted on him in the US by specialists turned out negative as regards the spread. The seasoned actor thanked Nigerians and other well-wishers for their prayers. He noted that his cancer, the removal or treatment of which, initially, Nigerian doctors said was only possible through surgery, was countered by UK specialists, who said that it could be treated with drug and injections. His words: “Done with the doctors this week. All the test results for my prostate cancer did not find spread. I was told in Nigeria that it had spread to other organs of my body. But all tests here by specialists came back negative, with regards to the spread. I am profoundly grateful to Nigerians for giving me hope to live again. Nigerians saved my life: my family and I remain eternally grateful. My cancer can be treated with drug* and injections. Also, the doctors, after tests for Leukemia, concluded that it is in remission. The specialists placed me on drug to help with the remission. I will see an oncologist on Monday; no need for an operation (surgery) to open me up. In Nigeria, I was told I needed surgery. My brother na wa o. I am feeling like a sweepstakes winner.” |
1.8m Cash ready |
biacan:Congrats to both of you. At least we have a Nairaland couple in the making . No stories o. Sharp sharp make una send us pre wedding pics make we come chop rice. Congratulations in advance |
rawpadgin:Haba Guy. Why you wan collapse this site na. Just leave am so as we dey manage am. |
biacan:As she don answer you na practicals remain na. No go fall hand for the OXA room o ;DD. Bring the report back here o.k |
biacan:As she don answer you na practicals remain na. No GI fall hand for the OXA room o ;DD. Bring the report back here o.k |
@ Daddy Freeze Over. What says you about this ![]() |
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