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negbenebor: If APGA + CPC + ANPP + ACN = APC
and EFCC + ICPC + NPF + GEJ + JEGA = PDP,
Find,
(a) Using Pythagoras theorem prove that: PDP > APC.
(ii) Using Almighty Formula where JEGA is constant what is the value of PDP?
(b) If Tinubu and Buhari remains constant and Okorocha varies, what is the coefficient value of Okorocha in APC?
(c) If PDP is constant, what is the cube root of r...

Oh goodness! You just reminded me of my lovely maths days Walai...

Hmm

These roads na express for where Offin Road dey in Ikorodu...

I just called and I will like to know if the price I offered can buy the car...thanks!

The only time something like this will happen in Nigeria is going to be when we will have 'Prisons Merger' just like we had in the Banking Sector...

Na Lagos me I dey o...

Well,I don't know the type of business you are looking at but to me you can start with what you've got,honestly. However,if you have such amount of money(running) with FirstBank you have a chance. I am sure of this with FirstBank because there was a time my account officer offered me such opportuinity but I declined as I didn't need it. Meanwhile,if you don't mind getting it from an individual,I know of a money-lender in Ikorodu who can help you out with favourable terms and conditions.
All the best op!

Last price?

Can it fly for 1.3m? I am very serious...

1.5m?

It's cool and my friend here likes it but the price is far above his budget of 500k...

Barbecue thinz really
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I wish you quick recovery Africa's number one !

NELSON Mandela's condition is still "critical and is at times unstable" despite being discharged from hospital for the first time in almost two months.

The former president of South Africa was moved to his Johannesburg home by ambulance, and his health care team will now provide treatment there.

Current South Africa President Jacob Zuma's office said the government would like to wish Mr Mandela "all the best" as he continues his recovery at his Johannesburg home.

In a statement, the government said: "Madiba's condition remains critical and is at times unstable. Nevertheless, his team of doctors are convinced that he will receive the same level of intensive care at his Houghton home that he received in Pretoria.

"His home has been reconfigured to allow him to receive intensive care there. The health care personnel providing care at his home are the very same who provided care to him in hospital.

"If there are health conditions that warrant another admission to hospital in future, this will be done."

Mr Mandela, 95, who was jailed for 27 years during white minority rule, was taken to hospital on June 8 for a recurring lung infection.

Mr Zuma's office said the former president's condition has "vacillated between serious to critical and at times unstable" during his hospital stay.

The statement said: "He has received full medical support and continues to do so. He has also received visits from family, friends and colleagues.

"Despite the difficulties imposed by his various illnesses, he, as always, displays immense grace and fortitude."

The government said Mr Mandela has been treated by a large medical team from the military, academia, private sector and other public health spheres.

"We thank all the health professionals at the hospital for their dedication. Most media have also been notably responsible and we thank them also for the maturity and understanding that all have in general displayed," the statement went on.

The government called on all to allow Mr Mandela and his family "the necessary private space so that his continuing care can proceed with dignity and without unnecessary intrusion".

Mr Mandela has been particularly vulnerable to respiratory problems since contracting tuberculosis during his imprisonment.

The bulk of that period was spent on Robben Island, a prison off the coast of Cape Town where Mr Mandela and other apartheid-era prisoners spent part of the time toiling in a limestone quarry.

There has been an outpouring of concern in South Africa and around the world for Mr Mandela who led the shift from apartheid's white minority rule to democracy two decades ago in a spirit of reconciliation.

During his time in hospital, well-wishers delivered flowers and messages of support, and prayer sessions were held around the country.

Mr Mandela, a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, is feted around the world as a towering figure of reconciliation.

The United Nations has recognised his birthday, July 18, as an international day to honour themes of activism, democracy and responsibility embodied by the former leader.

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/426141/Nelson-Mandela-leaves-hospital-despite-critical-and-unstable-condition

As we all know the 'ember' months are September, October, November, December. As the year begins to wind down with what have come to be known as the "ember months," concerns, especially over increase in the rate of accidents and security breaches, normally heighten, but if necessary precautions are taken by all concerned, rather than tragedies, year 2013 would end and the new year will begin with people safe, secure and rejoicing across the country.

The fears that come with these 'ember months' - September, October, November and December - are founded, to the extent that statistics have shown that more road accidents, fire outbreaks, robberies, frauds and other crimes and disasters occur around this time than at other time of the year.

These tragedies are usually fall-outs of the frenzy into which people drive themselves in efforts to 'make it big,' in time for a lavish celebration of the Christmas and New Year festivities.

Many want to return to their villages or communities from the cities with flashy cars, others want to make enough money to start or finish building projects, while yet others focus on organising elaborate wedding ceremonies, taking chieftaincy titles or being made chief launchers at fund-raising programmes where they would donate huge sums of money.

To make enough money to meet these expectations, therefore, some people resort to all manner of criminal activities while others, like taxi, luxury bus drivers and pilots stretch themselves so much that they become accidents waiting to happen.

This period also coincides with the dry season when fire accidents are common. There have been incidents of bush fires, fires caused by fire crackers carelessly thrown around by children, as well as domestic fires that wreck havoc on homes. All these can be prevented by public education on the hazards of bush burning, enlightenment on the ban on the use of fire crackers and by proper equipment of the fire fighting services to make them ever ready to speedily tackle any fire outbreaks.

This season, according to statistics, also records an increase in road accidents caused by several factors. Apart from the physical state of drivers, especially those that ply the inter-state routes, the state of their vehicles, the condition of the roads and the preparedness of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) and other agencies of government, are part of factors that must be addressed if the carnage on the roads is to be reduced.

Thank you!

As we all know the 'ember' months are September, October, November, December. As the year begins to wind down with what have come to be known as the "ember months," concerns, especially over increase in the rate of accidents and security breaches, normally heighten, but if necessary precautions are taken by all concerned, rather than tragedies, year 2013 would end and the new year will begin with people safe, secure and rejoicing across the country.

The fears that come with these 'ember months' - September, October, November and December - are founded, to the extent that statistics have shown that more road accidents, fire outbreaks, robberies, frauds and other crimes and disasters occur around this time than at other time of the year.

These tragedies are usually fall-outs of the frenzy into which people drive themselves in efforts to 'make it big,' in time for a lavish celebration of the Christmas and New Year festivities.

Many want to return to their villages or communities from the cities with flashy cars, others want to make enough money to start or finish building projects, while yet others focus on organising elaborate wedding ceremonies, taking chieftaincy titles or being made chief launchers at fund-raising programmes where they would donate huge sums of money.

To make enough money to meet these expectations, therefore, some people resort to all manner of criminal activities while others, like taxi, luxury bus drivers and pilots stretch themselves so much that they become accidents waiting to happen.

This period also coincides with the dry season when fire accidents are common. There have been incidents of bush fires, fires caused by fire crackers carelessly thrown around by children, as well as domestic fires that wreck havoc on homes. All these can be prevented by public education on the hazards of bush burning, enlightenment on the ban on the use of fire crackers and by proper equipment of the fire fighting services to make them ever ready to speedily tackle any fire outbreaks.

This season, according to statistics, also records an increase in road accidents caused by several factors. Apart from the physical state of drivers, especially those that ply the inter-state routes, the state of their vehicles, the condition of the roads and the preparedness of the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) and other agencies of government, are part of factors that must be addressed if the carnage on the roads is to be reduced.

Thank you!

This topic just reminded me of the Matrix I advertised on NL and the funniest thing is that a yahoo guy bought it from me....

Nice ride...can 700k fly it?

1.6m?

Ok then....

1.6m

How much is this car?

RIP

Interests are
Must have navigation system
First body(never resprayed)
Must have leather interior
V4
Must not be white or red
Must be grade one...

It's urgently needed...pls contact me via waleadex005@yahoo.com or 07064424484....Thanks

Where is your car at?

I will call you in the morning...and I hope 1.5m will get it.

It's hard to see if it has navigation system or not. Does it have it? If yes,I offer 1.9m to pick it up on Tuesday...pls get back to me asap. Thanks

Hi...pls send engine pic to waleadex005@yahoo.com...serious here!

Hello mr. Ban,I will like to know if this ride is still available and if yes pls drop your email addy here...

I know Igbos don't joke with their cultures,I am sure.Then,the boy would have reported the victim to the village ruler instead of killing him.By the way,he shouldn't have run away na because,to me,he thought he did the right thing.And if he gets caught eventually,he will then know the law will be critically against him.