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OK

RIP to the dead

He has done well. Not like those other mumu Hausa Governors. I am proud of you Gov. Ihedioha

Time for violent and destructive attack is approaching. So watch-out and listen up for update soon next.

is alright

mek we go fry beans?

hausa people no sabi the business. Go and learn from Asaba boys

the state has always been a violent and volatile state, so i am not surprised

corrupt leaders everywhere.
nonsense zoo country.



Animal Buhari with his criminal APC members.

nonsense

nonsense

Accept my deepest condolences.
RIP

why not

nonsense

what nonsense

Kepa is a jonsing keeper

Work over for Barcelona

ok noted

nawao

Good

[quote author=AmericanQuarter post=63926708][i]Stanel World Massive Recruitment 2018

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cutelover19:
Hi guys,
As a Nigerian i can't help but notice how we tend to overlook nuances in our vocabulary.
Today i will be discussing the differences between Sight, Site and Cite. As you would have noticed, the aforementioned words are homophones.

1. Sight: This directly refers to the ability to a person to see as a verb (action) e.g tell me when you sight seun. As a noun, it means the power/ faculty of seeing e.g a snake's sight is poor in dim light.

2. Site: A site is a geographical location/ point of the earth e.g the proposed site of an airport.

3. Cite: to quote or mention a book/ journal/ document (especially an authority on a subject) to support an argument or a theory e.g he cited the work of Albert Einstein to support his claim


Now that we know the differences and contexts within which such words should be used, can we go into the world and educate others? Thanks for your time, kindly like the article if you found it helpful

noted

IpobExposed:
Why should foam come our from someone hit by a car mouth this Liepods biafrans and PDP criminals are always looking for a way to discredit Buhari shame on you guy. Use a better Photoshop next time.



Sai Baba

fool

God's Grace

Rubbish

Jamb question

This one no go fit run for naija pot-holes and bumps

Wasted pussy

Lord have mercy

thankz

Rubbish Nollywood. They are all opportunists. They hardly think well so as to write and produce an Educating films.

Iheanacho is lucky

Ovokoo:
The number of Nigerian players playing for big European clubs keeps increasing and their checks also seem to be getting fact. here is a list of the 8 highest paid Nigerian players in the world.

http://ovoko.com.ng/highest-paid-nigerian-footballers-2016/

8. Odion Ighalo – £30,000 ($38,000) weekly
https://ovoko.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/odion-ighalo.jpg
Odion Ighalo joined the list of Nigerian players who go home with a fat check. Since joining Watford FC in 2014, he has seen an upward surge in his salary. He currently earns about $38,000 on a weekly basis.

7. Alex Iwobi – £30,000 ($38,000) weekly
https://ovoko.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/alex-iwobi.jpg
The young starlet and super Eagles player, Alex Iwobi goes home with $38,000 weekly in wages. We see his salary experiencing an upward surge in the coming seasons.

6. Emmanuel Emenike – £45,000 ($56,000)
https://ovoko.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Emmanuel-Emenike.jpg
Emmanuel Chinenye Emenike works very hard for his club and his reward is evident in his take home salary of $56, 000.

5. Victor Moses – £50,000 ($63,000) weekly
https://ovoko.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/victor-moses.jpg
Victor Moses has improved in his form for Chelsea, so has his salary increased. He earns about $63,000 weekly making him the third highest earning Nigerian player in Europe.

4. Ahmed Musa – £60,000 ($75,000)
https://ovoko.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/ahmed-musa.jpg
Ahmed Musa has made a big move to the premiership where the demand is very high. The higher the demand, the higher the salary. Musa currently earns almost $100, 000 every other week.

3. Mikel Obi – £75,000 ($94,000) weekly
https://ovoko.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/mikel-obi.jpg
Mikel Obi moves from second position to third, losing it to his fellow Nigerian, Kelechi. He remains one of the highest paid Nigerian players in the world with a weekly salary of $94,000 weekly.

2. Kelechi Iheanacho – £85,000 ($106,000) weekly
https://ovoko.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/kelechi-iheanacho.jpg
Kelechi Iheanacho is now the highest earning Nigerian footballer in England and Europe after signing a new contract with Manchester City which will see him pocket over $100,000 weekly in wages.

1. Obafemi Martins – £100,000 ($125,000) weekly
https://ovoko.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/obafemi-martins.jpg
Obafemi martins’ move to Chinese super league side, Shanghai Shenhua saw his income double from what he was earning at the Seattle Sounders of the MLS. This makes him the highest earning Nigerian player.

Source: http://ovoko.com.ng/highest-paid-nigerian-footballers-2016/