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dejival:
follow the instruction, once Engolee confirms it, you will get the email with the report from Engolee Admin.

dejival:
follow the instruction on that website link. It's simple sir

sarrki:
He actually begged for his release

dejival:
I know by now majority of the people seeing this post will be curious how do you mean? some would even say; "na lie". Some may say "let see what the info is about" and many other possible mind tasking questions and opinion. Whatsoever your own is i am ready to reveal this method i use online for almost free to anyone interested in acquiring the knowledge i have been using for some years now.

I don;t have to talk too much, just visit the link in my signature for the details.
I am only going to release this vital info to the first serious 50 people. I think that's kind enough.
See my signature. or Go here http://www.engolee.com/2017/01/homebusiness.html

Thanks

bantudra:
people dont understand diplomatic language...

the courts forbid kanu to be nigerian...

nigeria sendt kanu into exile...ipob thinks that is a win....

after chopping ipobs money,the courts sent kanu into exile....

badt guys....

victorvezx:
People celebrating bail with conditions that is almost prison like. Illiterates full east

Finegrl:
Wetin women do abeg... had it been the man accepted the pregnancy, this wouldn't have happen.

Goodlyhrt:
Misplaced priorities

Show some love guys i am new here

Blue3k:
Be disappointed your comment has no sense. Crying won't solve issue going to court will. It's either the fedeal government is lying or not.

sweetgala:
Dude I'm living good , I'm not complaining

Blue3k:
I'm from Akwa Ibom but I'm also a Texan. Why do you ask? The rule is he who pays the piper calls the tune no matter where your from.

Blue3k:
If Fayose has issue let him quit crying and take his issue to court. If not find a way to make your state more economicly attractive.

sweetgala:
Why the truth pain your life like so. No be me talk make Buhari frustrate your life .

sweetgala:
Your first sentence betrayed you as the illiterate I know you are.

Incoherent nonsense

The Army were sent there for their own protection and to keep the peace and stop it degrading into another plateau state.

sweetgala:
Once soldiers and police become open targets then the security of the country is at stake. Those soldiers left their homes several thousand kilometres away left their families to come guarantee the safety of the people of agatu from herdsmen only to be killed by militias from that same community

Nigerians never fail to amaze me

ellechrystal:
Would back don pay put for MMM Account be that, our mavrodi is sick, I hope u GH on time o.

2romantic:
There are many commonly misused, misspelled, and mispronounced words in English. I will try to mention, to the best of my knowledge and experience, the most commonly abused words here.

HEARING: The word HEAR is a verb. The incorrect use of hearing is usually over phone communication for example “I am not hearing you’’ This is wrong. The correct way to say this is: “I cannot hear you’’

There are legal uses of the word though. There is the noun hearing which means the ability to perceive sounds. e.g. There are people who have very acute hearing.

Also, another noun form of hearing means an opportunity to state one’s case e.g. I think I had a fair hearing in court.


ATE: As we all know, ate is the past tense of eat. The problem with this word for most people is not so much in the use as in the pronunciation.

Very many people pronounce the word as “ETE’’ as in TETE, whatever that means.

The correct pronunciation of this word is ATE as in HATE without the “H’’

It might be embarrassing to mispronounce this simple word in public.


REVERT: Haven’t we all seen it in email correspondences, “Please Revert’’ or in some cases, “Revert Back’’.

Contrary to what many think, revert doesn’t mean reply.

Revert means return to (a previous state, practice etc.) For example, “You look so much better now that you are on a diet; please don’t revert to eating junk food’’.

If revert is used correctly as above, it would suffice on its own and not require the inclusion of “Back’’ as in “Revert back’’ as this would be redundancy.


MISCHIEVOUS: When someone is full of mischief, that person is said to be mischievous. People know this already but the problem with this word is the pronunciation.

The word is pronounced MIS-CHIEVIOUS by many. Blink and you miss it. Did you spot the difference? Yes, the letter “I’’. There is no letter “I’’ after the letter “V’’ and there isn’t supposed to be one, not in the spelling and definitely not in the pronunciation.


DEFINITELY: Definitely means beyond doubt. The problem with this word for many is not in the usage or the spelling, but like in the previous word, the problem is in the pronunciation.

This word is pronounced by many as DEF-I-NATE-LY.

It should instead be pronounced as it is written. DEF-I-NITE-LY.


PRONUNCIATION: This list would not be complete without this commonly mispronounced word. (No pun intended)

Pronounce is a verb and the noun form of it is pronunciation.

I believe the origin of the problem with this word is the disparity in the spelling of the verb and the noun.

Many people already know the word pronounce and they know how to spell it, so they probably just apply the modification from pronounce to pronounciation directly which is wrong. The correct spelling does not have the second “O’’.

The correct spelling and pronunciation is PRO-NUN-CI-A-TION. I reiterate, no pun intended.

So, to avoid embarrassment, please take note of these words and correct yourself appropriately.


www.laffhub.com/blog/common-mistakes-in-english-that-might-embarrass-you

LOUIS6:
I think everyone should leave nb for now untill Alabi eyes go clear.. Everybody don complain complain tire

VikingsOO7:
God of mercy