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A sample of 0.500g of impure CaC03 was dissolved in 50.0cm³ of 0.100moldm–³ HCL and the remaining acid was titrated against 5.0cm³ of 0.12mol dm–³ NaOH solution. find the percentage of CaCO3 in the sample.

ninz: How come u ain't responding to my request, bro?

so sorry, what's your question?

viannes: I wrote that shoes is about 50 and handbags 10. So please how can I send to Nigeria.

50 pairs is not much. you can pass through semi boarder with it. those taxi might just charge you extra fee above your transport fair. and you will get yourself at Lagos with your goods.

viannes: Please how much does first grade ok female shoes cost in cotonou? And how can I cross it from cotonou to Nigeria without problem.

For prices, it varies. you can get it from 4000 to 5000 cefa's for good grades. It all depends on the quantity purchased.

For bringing it in, I would also say that it depends on the quantity purchased. if I would know the quantity, then I would now know where and prices it might take you to bring it in .

thanks .

[quote author=dreal_laide],,abeg, either one of u should reply on time,pls...
I nid answers to my question[/quote]why not get it here in Nigeria. its more cheaper here compared to Cotonue.

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oriire: Thanks so much Zhukafa, I want to buy bill of baby used cloths. Is this cheap there? And am thinking of famale shoes too. How can I cross border with these. Thank you.

bails are cheaper in Cotonou but better in Togo. About crossing the goods there are many methods used.
1. From(misebo) being the market in Cotonuo, they charge 10000 per bail to deliver to Lagos.
2. You can cross it through Idi-iroko.

[quote author=Naija_lastborn]Thanks Zhukafa. I got to Cotonou with less stress and I have a nice time ther. I am back in Lagos now.

For the Changing money, when you get to "SEME" after the Bank of Africa building there are a lot of People there changing Naira to Cefas.[/quote]Naija last born, you are welcomed. And am happy you had no stress and you are now back to Lagos.

oriire: @Zhukafa how will I pass through with my goods without any problem at the border when coming back? Also where do i change money? Please attend to my question, i want to go next week.

You will change your money at the border, there are banks located before the conoil filling station at seme border. walk inside the bank area, there are so many people exchanging money there. secondly, how big is your goods, so to let me advice properly on the route to follow, at a cheaper cost.

[quote author=maxx_rules]Where is ur location??[/quote]Port Harcourt.

i have a neat and perfectly working sony psp. Fully hacked and pimped with games.

Price - 16k

call: 08060698687

[quote author=Naija_lastborn]How can I take someone who doesn't have passport with me to Cross to Cotonou? I know people who be doing it ofcourse, Come on guys Share more light![/quote]read my earlier post on how to cross the boarder at ease. that method would ease you the headache of boarder problems.

update..... 2nd batch provisional admission list is out. check urs at the school's website. thanks

Yungzed: na God face we dey look oh

God dey your side.

28k cash .

Yungzed: De skuls administration's very poor

no be small poor, but let's see how every thing goes .

i will give you 23k, very very serious buyer. If you accept, thats my number 07064856445

News update:

Resumption date:

Newly admitted students are to resume on 23rd September 2013, while returning students are to resume on 30th September 2013.

Note: All students shall stay in the school hostel.

Thanks.

News Update:

All newly admitted students should go to any Zeneith bank and pay a none refundable deposit of 10,000 naira to

Account no: 1012631716

Account name: Federal university ndufu alike ikwo.

Students after payment should wait a day or two and report back to the school with their Bank teller, Jamb slip or jamb admission letter, Originals of their credentials to obtain official receipt and screening formalities.

Thanks.

I attended 'Marist Comprehensive Academy uturu Abia state' 2004 set.

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oracletrustCA: What about working there? Am going to be staying with my cousins aunt. Is it possible to work and what must one possess before one can work as a room attendant in a hotel?

jobs are not easy to get and if you get one, they pay peanuts. But if you have already gotten a job, the employer would demand your passport and if any other academic credentials are been needed. If you speak french fluently, added advantage, because you will become an interpreter and they might even make you the manager.

Elizabetty56: please where jmb office dey o. so dat i can buy scratch card to print my admission letter

where is your location?

hilda jid: Hello everyone pls I really need ur suggestions ASAP, I want 2 go to cotonou with my husband to rest from our wedding stress, pls how do we get there from lagos,and we need suggestions of good,but cheap hotels we can stay in and there possible prices. Pls wuld appreciate urgent responses. Thanks

i will like you to read this thead from the begining, i think your answers to your questions would be solved, any area you get confused then you can ask. Thanks.

Godson201333: Yes you can if your cards are Naira-Master card or Naira Visa card and their Machine will do automatic conversion for you..

if you say so, i have not tried it before.

modupsie: HI ZHUKAFA, NICE THREAD.

i wud also like to travel to cotonou at the end of the month for 3 days with my husband and lil girl

i wud use your directions to get there.
but can u give me any other hotel name in cotonou town where i can easily get to the beach, market and other tourist places(pls mention places or malls).
can i also use my atm inside cotonou town or just at the border?

thanks.

You cant use your ATM inside cotonue. You can only use it at the border (seme).

For hotels, there are so many good hotels in cotonue, but the one i mentioned, is the one i normally lodge in.

For markets and beaches, anywhere you lodge, you can still access it, because there are normally no hold up's in cotonue unlike Nigeria. And cotonue is just a small country.

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[quote author=say9ng ][color=#000099][/color]
Sup every1 , just saw this thread and I love it .
Am also planning to go to Cotonou to just step out side Nigeria for the first time ,all my life av been in Nigeria .
So I want to ask if i can I get a good hotel close to any good beach there and am planning to spend 5days there with my friend but am not doing any shopping ,like how much do you think I should budget .
Thanks[/quote]30k would be enough, since no shopping.

frankmoney: Nigerian students have had enough of staying at home due to the ASUU strike and they have made this clear by speaking out.

As a result of the almost two month old strike, the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), yesterday issued a one-week ultimatum to the Federal Government and the union’s leadership to resolve their differences or face serious consequences.

According to reports, the students said if the impasse was not resolved within the next seven days, it will mobilize students on a nation-wide riot in what it described as ‘operation occupy Nigeria’.

The students’ body appealed to ASUU to return to the classroom and continue negotiation with the Federal Government since the latter claimed to have released over N100 billion for infrastructural development and another N30 billion for allowances.

This was the highpoint of a protest by the students who blocked the Asaba end of the River Niger Bridge to press home their demands. The protest caused traffic snarl for several hours as the students stalled movements to the eastern part of the country even as those returning were barred.
NANS coordinator in the South-South and South-East, Comrade Chinonso Obasi, stated that students were at the receiving end of the strike and vowed that they would take their destinies in their own hands if the parties failed to reconcile within a week.

“We are appealing to ASUU that since the Federal Government has been able to release N100 billion for infrastructural development and N30 billion for allowance, they should go back to classroom and continue their negotiation or agitation. This is our prayer and wish.

“We are giving them one week to open the schools or be ready to face corrosive consequences in form of nation-wide demonstration and riots. We are ready to mobilise for that and it will be operation occupy Nigeria,” he said.

Lamenting the effect of the strike, Obasi said students have become prone to accidents on the highways and the female students have been reduced to sex hawkers on the streets.

His words: “I stand to tell you that a lot of accidents have been recorded and 99.9% of the victims are Nigerian students. If they were in classrooms, they would not have fallen victims of road crashes.

“Our female students have become commercial sex hawkers on the streets in order to make ends meet. This colossal effect is more than what ASUU is agitating for. Hence, we can no longer fold our arms and watch things go wrong.”

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