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This is serious, I pray that all prepare well and brace up for impact. Atleast they a fore knowledge of the impending danger and will not be seating ducks when the hurricane strikes.

God luck to all of them!!

Goodmorning Nairalanders, My sister is desperately in need of a job. She's a BTech holder and can do any administrative work,customer care and writing job. She stays at Akute and can work anywhere in Lagos (Preferrably Ojodu, berger, ogba, ikeja, agege and it environs).Please I would really appreciate if anyone can be of help.
Her email: miriamayeni.ma@gmail.com. Thank you

Life is just beautiful. All these brought back the memories of the good old days. VCR, video sender and family con video games.

All those things we love and cherish so much back then suddenly becoming old all at once. Still I cherish those moments.

Thanks explorer !!!

Hello Debbi, good evening, hope you are doing great? Thanks for the many good works you have done and still doing on Nairaland.

I was just wondering it's being a while we heard from you, hope all is well with you? Just taking the time out to ask after you.

Have a lovely evening and a great week ahead!

I also need a very useful information on where to get or a reliable supplier for chicken, turkey and fish products at a very reasonable price. Preferably Lagos(Berger and its environs. Thanks. Send price list to recruitment.dfscouture@gmail.com. Details needed ASAP. Cold room would be launched soonest. Thanks.

debbie:
Merry Christmas in arrears
Happy new year in arrears too.

So sorry I was absent for sometime.,..I had to take a break from work and all to go relax in the village..,...very necessary
Thank you all for checking on me.
God willing we will resume and keep us updated .
Cheers

Happy new year Debbi, welcome back!!

Hope you enjoyed yourself to the fullest, you deserve every bit of it and even more.

We miss your presence!

Once again welcome back!!!

Okoyiboz3:


You think "Professor of Mathematics" is a chieftaincy title?

Guy, small small now. I just laughed my teeth out, no kill person with laugh abeg!!!!!

dayleke:


You are too funny....
How did you come up with that?

Na so oo, divine inspiration bring am!

dayleke:
Obongbobogope....

OsemaweofBenin

LekkiEko

Oshodiokemapami

Omuiyadun

Lol, these are crazy names. Mine is Papawujuwuju virus

Pelski94:
Kindly drop your mails and all the information's will be sent to you.Thanks for you co-operation.

miriamayeni.ma@gmail.com.......would be expecting the necessary information.

I am a web developer who writes awesome user experience codes .


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Please visit zetacomsinc.com for all your web development needs and for your entertainment.

In the coming days, watch out for beautiful games and lovely poems especially for the poetry lovers.

Thanks!


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walexy1

Thanks Bro, I appreciate it!

eremy:
Check this

@Eremy, good job you are doing here. God bless you!

Please I need more of web design and developer jobs posted. Seriously in need of a job please. I wouldn't mind been copied each time you lay your hands on any. Though I am following you and a few others here on Nairaland, I would appreciate it if I could be copied.

Thanks and have a great night rest.

Hello Sir,


Please i would love to do a training on WEB DEVELOPMENT and a language like PHP. What will the training duration be for weekend classes and possibly the cost? Please this is urgent. I sent a mail to you guys last week but I am yet to get a response to that effect.

Thanks!

wow!!!!!! Good old days, watching these adverts again makes my eye filled with tears. Awwww!!!

Who remembers that chocomillo advert, chocochoco milo, with that alien space ship coming to distrubute choco milo to kids. It was usually shown during tales by moonlight program.

Chai, I don old ooo. Lolz

Quite interesting..........

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Amen!!! Thanks!

nefertitiram:


Your recount of events brought tears to my eyes

I understand the feeling, but you know life goes on. Thank God for life!

RoyalMail:


Permit me to use your story on our blog..

Thanks

www.ajayiwrites.com

You are free bro!

I remembered that Sunday very well. We were staying at Onigbongbo, Maryland, ikeja then. A terrible Sunday i can't forget in a hurry. We stayed on the 1st floor of a three storey building and very close to the cantonment-our street was actually sharing fence with the ikeja cantonment.

When the 1st explosion started, everyone ran outside the house to the balcony to observe what was happening, some were initially saying it was a petrol tanker that exploded. We could see thick black smoke rising from the far end and immediately with a loud deafening explosion, everywhere became dark, and the whole building started shaking. In the panic and confusion, we all ran in different directions, i ran to the backyard staircase hoping to jump but was not possible because at that instant, everywhere was darkened, with serious shakings-like an earthquake attack- i had to run back to the front corridor and managed to jump the flight of steps.

In the confusion, my mum jumped from the 1st storey and was dangling, holding the railings of the balcony, her legs swigging free ready to take a free fall of about 16 meters down. While hanging there, she was shouting for help but no body wanted to give any form of assistance because they were all running for their lives. on jumping through the flight of stairs down to the ground floor, i saw my mum dangling from the railings on the last floor (topmost floor), almost falling, I screamed and shouted, pleading with the running crowd to please assist me in rescuing my mum. I then ran back to the first floor, with two other men, one to the first floor with me and the other to the next floor. We took hold of her slipping hands while the other man held her legs to gradually lower her to the second floor.

it was a terrible day, our ceiling fan blades received the shock of the explosion and were bent outwards, louvers went breaking, falling out of windows, people running out of their homes. A particular man was actually taking his bath when the next explosion happened, with soap leather all over his body and head covered in soap, the man joined the mammoth crowd running towards the Onigbongbo Bus stop.

We ran from Maryland through Mende, through a swampy area, God saved us too, cos we almost drowned if not for a military man that helped us climb on a rickety bridge floating over the swamp. Just as people ran into the Oke Afa swamp thinking it was land, many ran into this swamp too, but God had mercy on us (myself and my mum), we would have drowned too. On the other side of the almost dilapidated wooden bridge, we continued our "Isreali" journey, running without shoes to Alapere where my mum's Aunt stays. Even @ Alapere, people were still running, but we couldn't anymore cos we had no strength left in us after the whole experience.

I can't recount everything here, it was too much to see, but thank God for saving us. For everyone whose lives were lost, I say may they rest in peace.

January 27th, 2002, a day I will never forget.

Peace!!!!!!

ancientbanana:
ppl like u can't even draw a chicken on paper

I just had to comment on this, you gavw me a good laugh @ draw a chicken on paper.Kikikikkikiki, couldn't stop laughing. Thanks for the humour......