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I'm not particularly sure of a very good center in Lagos. However, i'd recommend you advise your friend to buy and read as many novels and journals as possible, this has proven to be one of the best and most effective ways of polishing English speaking skills, he should also try contributing to online forums such as Nairaland. He might not stand to gain so much from attending English classes, except of course if he has an exam to write |
d issue here is not shaking hands. But using two hands. Use your head Mr. The problem is that u think with your anusNow i'm convinced beyond anything else, that you are totally incapable of understanding even the simplest of all things |
Imeobong:Just get your skin out of this cultural trash! If he uses one hand, he's being arrogant If he smiles too much, he's being over friendly If he bends down, he's being overtly dramatic If he sits down, he's being lazy The fact that you are naturally dáft shouldn't be an excuse, try this once and reason along that his gestures in the picture meant absolutely nothing! See why you need a job? |
^^ what exactly are you aiming to accomplish with this? seems to me that you are just looking to smear the good man's name. Now his only crime is that he had a handshake with Ibori? and where is the part of the picture where he's almost bowing to him? Stop cooking up silly propagandas and get yourself a job! |
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Afam:The fact that i live outside the country does not make me any less a Nigerian than you are and neither does it mean you are currently updated on Nigerian politcs than i am. Beyond the shores on Nigeria, there are still lots of us who monitor Nigerian politics even more than many guys at home. And yes, when it comes to solving Nigerians problems, my views count a lot, as long as i remain a full blooded Nigerian and as long as i have stakes and families living in Nigeria. What bothers me is the fact that you seem to believe that announcing results at polling booths takes away the headache, what about the many hundreds of Nigerians with the voting materials in their houses and ballot boxes that go missing? What about names like "Micheal Jackson". "Bolton Wanderers" "Alex Ferguson" that we find filling our ballot boxes? Even putting aside the many deficiencies of the Marice-Iwu led INEC, why do we really need him there after he has failed us severally in the past, so much so that many don't bother to go out and vote since it is a nation wide held belief that results are known before elections are conducted? Why not head butt this failure of a man and appoint someone else capable of working without the fear of jeopardizing his relationship with godfathers in PDP? This, my friend, has nothing to do with sentiments, its just pure reasoning as presented by objectivity and reality |
Rokiatu is playing hard to get already! |
The dude is yet to oversee a free and fair election since the history of Nigerian democracy, he instead enjoys his seemingly cordial relationship with ranking members of the PDP. I really don't see any sense of reasoning in the statements credited to some posters before me who claimed he's best for the job, if someone kept failing to deliver the people's mandate, do we allow him to continue or head butt him at the slightest opportunity? You guys shout for a change, and here is a man who we entrust with the confidence of our votes, and right under his very eyes, our votes were stolen, and incredibly enough, you come back here and say Iwu is the best person for the job, out of a hundred and fifty million people? Typical of Nigerians, someone was even in a hurry to blame the system, my question is who is meant to put the Electoral system in order in the first place? Iwu has a record - the first and only person to oversee the successful transfer of power from one government to anotherYes he did, but he also has a record as the Person whose under his watchful eyes, we had the dividends of democracy stolen from us. . . . paradoxically enough, since the "successful transfer of power" as you stated, we are yet to enjoy dividends of "Government by the People". I honestly find it hard to believe that Nigerians clamoring for a change will still by any chance like to see Iwu as the head of the electoral system, where does the change come from then? Are we so damn sure that if Nigeria is turned inside out and upside down, we will not find at least one man who can give us what we thirst for 10 times better than what Iwu presented us with? |
kosovo:how and when? |
Bump! ![]() |
switchmax8:Can someone translate this to English pls? |
He sleeps around doesn't mean he doesn't love you and that he loves you doesn't mean he's the best for you. Truth is one of every hundred guys {don't ask me where i got my figures from} will love to screw around even though they have a partner they care about!. . . am not saying this is an act of responsibility its just a plain reality check! Talk to him about commitment and long term plans, you will know if he's really ready for that or he's just looking to have a good time! You snooping on his stuff is an act of misplaced trust on your part, just come out of the shell and ask him!. . . . most guys watch pórn anyways, i bet more than 90 percent of guys do! |
I used to be part of a four man gang in my secondary school days that went about embarrassing ladies, it was a silly thing to do, we did it for fun, and i guess that pretty much built my confidence afterwards. ![]() |
HND for this current dispensation is no work done, bro.thts a true, hard and fast reality check |
Not even a single link to watch the darn thing online---- ![]() |
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daddy has went out! |
Badass muscle----- I see the need for speed! Although this type only does 178 HP, there is a version of it that is close to 425 HP Happy sales man! |
The more cylinders you have, the better acceleration you get, and the engine also tends to run smoother and quieter because it runs at lower RPMs. Most people will tell you that a V6 gives you better gas mileage, but that actually depends on how much weight you're hauling. A vehicle with a full load of passengers and cargo may actually get better gas mileage with a V8 than a V6, because the V8 wouldn't need to work as hard to get the vehicle up to speed. However, the fewer cylinders you have, the longer the engine tends to last because it has fewer parts to wear out If you are looking at acceleration go for V8 If you are looking at mileage i believe V6 might just be what you need The top speed depends on the horse power and the torque |
aisha2:seriously? |
And what exactly have Doctors achieved in the said Ministries in the past? shame on them! |
he did it again. . . . Messi is King! |
see em Arsene Wenger shitting in his pants ![]() Its called the Messi effect! |
Messi is screwing those young toy gun handlers up big time! see em shitting in their pants!. . . . people call it the Messi effect |
yeye thread |
phraoh:lwkmd! |
And what makes you guys think he's not on nairaland. . . . something tells me he's using the identity "Becomerich" |
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