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NA today. We don dey buy the kerosene btw the range of 120 to 150 long long time ago. Cant remember the last time I bought kerosene 50. Abeg e

LMAO cant stop laughing.

Protest my foot.

victorv12: See the toy they are calling drone?! Can those small things nuke the boko haram and the niger delta militants?! Na wa ooo!

a try will convice you

Abeg me no dey understand all the tori oh.
How gudluck make dey for china take talk say them go arrest all the pro-ameachi lawmakers.
Abeg my people make una clarify.

#ok what can I do to help

Lmoa

wetin we no go see for obodo africa.

sure way: One tin about this pple is they tell d truth about their deeds..
just dat many pple will always want to commit evil, using them as cover up..God is watching.

you just read my mind.
I think so people carried out that attack and wanted to make it look as if the soldiers were not working.
I just hopd it backfires

I think some group of people who oppose the soe carried out that attack to make it seem the soe is not working and trying to put the belame on boko haram.

One day na one day breeze go blow fowl yansh go open.

For my area for auchi 12 to 18 hours per day.

But my only problem with them is when others are 750 for meter maintenance the one at auchi is collecting 1000 which is very bad.

haters will always want to find fault in everything mr President does.

Carry go

15 to talk

I dey use the angel beg una. Make one of una use him church mind take convert the video come my level so that me go fit download am watch

careytommy: why did you put your real picture in the first place?

is there anything wrong in putting your real picture as your profile pix

the bank should kindly do something about these

my people how long does it take before your certification is approve by sedo

thank you lord peace will finaly rain

Uncle uncle 2 are fighting here oh

Oh men when I saw that girl yansh I no no wen I halla see Gobe.

If casala burst now na you go first make way.

Na so them go dey do say na them fine pass

Better money dey attract fine wife

Babaneh: baba ijesha carry eye go market ooo, the wife fine die

Just sent my certification data to sedo with my voters card to go with it. Just hope they verify it.

Abeg I no fit watch as my phone na touch light abeg who fit edit am so that I go fit download watch

i pray make i no kill am oh.

fasa2020: Fasasiismail at yahoo dot com , inbox me !!!

done

am in need of $50

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how did you activate your access visa card so that it can be able to make payment online

Little by little this is turning into a civil war.

CAIRO — Egypt's new president has backed
away from an announcement that pro-reform leader Mohamed Elbaradei would be the interim prime minister.

A spokesman for interim President Adly Mansour, Ahmed el-Musilamani, told reporters on Saturday that consultations were continuing,
denying that the appointment of the Nobel Peace
laureate was ever certain.
However, reporters gathered at the presidential
palace were ushered into a room where they
were told by an official to wait for the president
who would arrive shortly to announce ElBaradei's appointment.

A senior opposition official, Munir Fakhry
Abdelnur, tells the Associated Press that the
reversal occurred because the ultraconservative
Salafi el-Nour party objected to ElBardei's
appointment and mediation was underway.

The announcement takes place amid a widening
crisis in Egypt as clashes killed at least 36 people
across the country.

Meanwhile, Egypt increased security forces near
supporters of deposed leader Mohammed Morsi
who were gathered on the streets as worries
grew about prospects for renewed violence after
clashes left at least 36 people dead.

Morsi's supporters were massed in a sit-in
demonstration outside a mosque in a section of
the city where the Muslim Brotherhood has
maintained a stronghold.

There were no reports of major clashes
following a night of street battles, but in the
northern Sinai peninsula, gunmen shot and killed
a Christian priest while he shopped for food in an
outdoor market.

It was not immediately clear if the shooting was
linked to the political crisis, but there has been a backlash against Christians just before and after Morsi's ouster.

Attacks have occurred on
members of the minority by Islamists in at least
three provinces south of Egypt.
Christians account for about 10% of Egypt's 90 million
people. Morsi's Brotherhood and hard-line allies
claim Christians played a big part in inciting
protests against the ousted leader.

In the capital, a fraction of the city's normally
heavy traffic was on the streets Saturday amid
worries that violence could flare again after
claiming at least 75 lives in the past week.

The nation's interim president, Adly Mansour,
met Saturday with army chief and Defense
Minister Gen. Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, as well as
Interior Minister Mohammed Ibrahim, who is in charge of the police, at the Ittihadiya Presidential
Palace, to consider authorities' next moves.
It was the first time Mansour, who formally
dissolved the parliament Friday, has worked out
of the president's main offices since he was
sworn in Thursday as the country's interim
leader. Mansour, who was appointed by the
military, took over a day after the military
overthrew Morsi, who was the country's first
democratically elected president.

At least 12 deaths were reported in clashes in
Alexandria, the country's second-largest city,
after Islamists opened fire on a rally of Morsi
opponents, a medical services official told the
Associated Press. Police sided with Morsi
protesters in the Mediterranean coastal city.

More than 400 were reported injured
nationwide, the Health Ministry said.
In Cairo, the bloodiest confrontation came as
troops opened fire on protesters outside the
Republican Guards military barracks where the ousted president is being held. A Health Ministry
official told the Associated Press that four people
were killed.

Hundreds of demonstrators had marched to the
site following afternoon prayers, chanting, "After
sunset, President Morsi will be back in the
palace."
At nightfall, a crowd of Islamists surged across
the October 6 Bridge over the Nile River and
clashed with Morsi opponents near Tahrir
Square and outside the state TV building. One
witness reported gunfire and stone-throwing,
and one person was killed, said Khaled el-Khatib,
of the Health Ministry.
Late Friday, military armored vehicles arrived on the bridge and outside the TV station to stop the
fighting, and Morsi supporters retreated.

source www.usatoday.com

just a personal thing. Dont like eating before going to church

Op to answer your question. If you should see me dress majestically like the pix below going to church what would you say.

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