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sellers4buyers:
Melon shell? How many trucks did you need? contact me via my signature.

. thank you my brother but i don't need need in tons probably some few kg for my pelletized fish feed

thanks

chin chin N70 per kg and corn grits N50 per kg

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The corn grits is the waste gotten when making cheese balls and the chin chin is from party chips and chin chin

please who know where i can get mellon shell in lagos should let me know.any processor of mellon in lagos

i need the contact number or address of where i can get fish oil in lagos

corn grits is a good substitute for maize and chin chin

dominique:
First and foremost, do you have all the dividents slips?

i have most of them.but i dey hear of e dividends now

My elder brother bought some shares for me about 15 years ago and i have never claim the dividend though it is always posted to our post office box in the village. who can help me or how do i redeem past dividends. i am based in Ikorodu lagos now

what is the use of the whatsapp bulk sender and how will u get the numbers to send the message

Please who has the latest information or update about the training and disbursement of grant to the beneficiary of the lagos appeals project.

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The voting strength in Kogi belongs to the Igala of Kogi East Senatorial District of the state.

They have used that strength to produce all past elected governors, until death forced a power shift to the Ebira of Kogi Central with the death of Audu in 2015.

With its five local governments; -Ajaokuta, Adavi, Okene, Okehi and Ogori-Magongo, Kogi Central has 409,120 registered voters representing 25% of the registered voters in the state.

In contrast, the nine local governments in Kogi East -Ankpa, Bassa, Dekina, Ibaji, Idah, Igalamela/Odolu, Ofu, Olamaboro and Omalahave 804,715 registered voters representing 49% of the total registered voters in the state. Wada, the PDP flagbearer is from Kogi East and also from Dekina Local Government Area which has the largest voting population among the local government areas of the state.

This is expected to play to the advantage of the PDP candidate, who has also chosen his deputy from the Kogi West Senatorial District, another factor that may enhance the chances of PDP in the Okun Yoruba speaking areas.

The people of the zone had complained about marginalization under Bello. Just recently, the Igala socio-cultural group, Igala Cultural and Development Association urged the people of Igalaland to vote for Wada in the election, while accusing Bello of “deliberately sidelining the Igala speaking people in all schemes of things,” in a statement signed by Shuaibu Mohammed, the acting president and Saba Alex Amuda, the secretary of the association.

But Bello’s deputy, Edward Onoja is also from the Igala speaking area and it will be interesting to see if he can help his boss outperform Wada in Kogi East.

Bello had been able to secure the support of a former acting governor of the state and former chieftain of the PDP, Clarence Olafemi, James Faleke, the running mate to the late Prince AbubakarAudu, and business mogul, Jide Omokore, as his foot soldiers in Kogi West which has seven local government areas with 432,515 registered voters.

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