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Below are some pictures of Ikot -ekpene -Aba road, a federal road undertaken by the Akwa ibom state government and handled by Julius Berger. over 200 houses and petrol stations were demolished for this project and compensation paid.



The building is the 25th anniversary hospital also under construction

I apologize for the poor quality of the pictures, the road was So muddy, I couldn't step out to snap,plus am not good at photography Lol.

guys,no need to waste ur strength to type,whatever u post will be deleted. Let that creature spew all she's got.

just because someone is writing JAMB for the fourth time doesn't mean he's got an abysmal I.Q. And did you just say lil Wayne's songs? damn! the manner at which that guy plays with words is simply incredible! If u don't like his songs it's because u have a low I.Q already

ok

gooooooooooooooaaaaallll! simply hazardous!

I still don't like elnino

you are very typical

y mods no update d scoreboarscoreline na

wow

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just saw dat it's dis user's first ever topic n it made fp. Wats d secret?

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booked

better hunger never catch am yet

Super Eagles coach Stephen Keshi may be set to recall  Dynamo Kiev midfielder Lukman Haruna, Kilmarnock’s Gabriel Reuben and Hull City’s  Sone Aluko.

  The players are expected to return ahead of next month’s friendly against Italy in London, according to MTNFootball.com on Wednesday.

 “In every department of the Eagles, we need competition and we need players who can bring that competition. If Lukman is doing so well, we will bring him in,” MTNFootball.com quoted Keshi  as saying.

“We have people like (Gabriel) Rueben and Sone Aluko, who are doing well too, we will bring all of them in. They are  Nigerians and they want to play and it’s a blessing for me and for the team.”

Lukman, who has represented Nigeria at U17, U20 and Olympic team levels, has been on fine form this season, averaging a-goal-a-game for his Ukrainian club this season. His teammate  Brown Ideye has already asked for his recall.

He last featured for Nigeria at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

Defensive midfielder Reuben has battled with a long-term groin injury after he established himself in the the Eagles under Keshi.

He is believed to be close to full fitness after his move to the Scottish club.

Hull City forward Aluko was called up by Keshi at the start of his tenure as coach two years ago, but he has yet to enjoy regular invitations ever since.

Meanwhile, Obinna Nsofor has promised that  Nigeria will qualify for the 2014 World Cup.

Nigeria will host Ethiopia on November 16 in Calabar after they took a 2-1 advantage from Addis Ababa on Sunday.

“We are not under any pressure after our win in Ethiopia. They will be the ones under pressure. We will play good football and score loads of goals to qualify for the World Cup,” Nsofor said.

The Lokomotiv Moscow forward admitted the Eagles suffered from the effects of the high altitude, especially in the first half.
http://www.punchng.com/sports/haruna-aluko-reuben-set-for-eagles-return/

that 33 ad

an After effect of codeine on a newbie in d act

berem: She still looks stunning and beautiful as ever!

Abeg,when will Ini Edo start making babies? Na wa for her o!

how many u Don make?

nawa o

Ebonyeyes: The mind boggles, why get married in the ist place?

to have kids

I still don't understand why a similar thread of mine with greater number of viewers and comments was closed. To hell with the mods!

cutestme: Fg is compounding their problems, cos if anything happens to any ASUU official.......



Ok nah.....

Lol...Wetin go happen?

The Academic Staff Union of Universities
has alleged that its leaders across the
country are being watched by security
agencies. It said the union leaders’ lives
were under threat.
ASUU said security forces were secretly
investigating its leaders’ sources of
finance.
Chairman of the University of Ibadan
chapter of the union, Dr. Olusegun
Ajiboye, in a release titled “ASUU strike:
Union leaders go underground,” said he
had received calls warning him about his
role in the strike. He however said the
union would not bow to pressure from
security agencies over its action.
Members of ASUU have been on strike
since July 1 thus paralyzing academics in
public universities for over three months
now.
“The position of ASUU is that Nigeria is a
democratic country and citizens are
guaranteed freedom of association.
Members of the union are apprehensive
for the lives of their leaders. We urge the
government to leave our leaders alone.
Our leaders are our servants, we are their
principals, they report to us on all
matters. Rather than chasing shadow,
government is once again called upon to
implement the 2009 agreement with
ASUU. Only this will bring members to
their classrooms,” he said.
According to him, the recent security
threat has forced many ASUU leaders to
go underground, alleging that many of
their phone numbers have been bugged.
“Apart from the issue of finance, ASUU
leaders are now being trailed all over the
place. Majority of our union leaders have
now gone underground while many have
their telephone lines bugged. Some are
now living in fear for their lives,” Ajiboye
said.

www.punchng.com

@levelszik:
look here mr man,you can say all you like but the fact still remains that FG development is always a stark contrast compared to state development and any region that host the fct always has an upper hand with fast infrastructural development.lagos,calabar and abuja are evidence to that fact.And by the way,is it a tradition in yoruba land to always introduce curses and abuses of all sorts amidst discussion?SMH

so how did calabar come into the tread wen it's uyo the thread is all about?

hahahaha!

wack song! it beats me y rugged man will be copying lil Wayne at his age. And Reminisce,what is he? a wrapper? tcheew