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I just received same. |
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Look at what this brother is doing. Is he promoting Lagos or what? http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC65A-o_neT44UxiIiQ5F1iw Mek Una talk put o. Abi government dey pay am? But honestly, I'd like you to view and give your opinion. Thanks.
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GTB Yesterday =199 1 Like |
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What happened to AbokiFX? The site has been down for 2 days. |
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Thanks Guys for the prompt response. Anyone with a GTB account interested? 14,000 Euro for sale, we meet at my GTB Bank Branch on Bode Thomas, in Surulere to transact. 1 Like |
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Okay, still a little confused about these Policies. I have about 14,000 Euro available for sale in my Domiciliary account with GTB. These are foreign inflows. How do I transfer to a potential buyer in Euro? |
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I like that Lexus 470 o. When can we go shop for mine? |
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Femi, how far with the dredging stuff nau? |
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Do you have Dump trucks that we can hire at N20,000 to N25,000/Day. We pay Fuel and Driver. We need as much as 50 to haul sharp sand from Ibafo. |
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femmy2010: Wow Femi, why is the Hummer the most expensive? It is the cheapest cost of the listed vehicles. Thanks, I'll be in touch. |
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Location is Ibafo. Hauling Sharp Sand. We lease at rate per day, pay Driver 5K, and pay for diesel. We need up to 50 Trucks. How many trucks and Drivers can you provide? You can start Tuesday if things checkout tomorrow with you. |
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Femo, Please give me costs of Duty and Clearing for the following: 2009 BMW M3 Convertible 2010 Thundra Crewmax 2008 Hummer H3 Thanks. Mek we do biz. |
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I need 50 Dump Trucks (20 Tons Capacity). Will guarantee work for 6 months at 20k-25k/day. Preferably with Auxiliary. 0818.932.6389 |
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I need 50 Dump Trucks (20 Tons Capacity). Will guarantee work for 6 months at 20k-25k/day. |
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I need 50 Dump Trucks (20 Tons Capacity). Will guarantee work for 6 months at 20k-25k/day. |
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It is so unfortunate that Nigeria lacks leadership in about everything including planning. Cross Rivers is an outlet for precipitation coming from many mountain ranges. As a matter of observation, Bakassi peninsula could be a creation of erosion from the Land knows as Cross Rivers State. Issues of Roads and Sinkholes will continue unless there is a comprehensive plan to mitigate and redirect the massive flow that creates raging rivers looking for outlets to the sea. Anyone who knows how to use Google Earth in 3D with a +3 exaggeration can quickly see areas prone to flooding when the rains come. Topographical changes will need to be made and rainfall will need to be properly channeled into Rivers or drainage tunnels. Roadways such as the ones to Ikom from Calabar will never work, until Engineers first understand that the ground surface level changes yearly as it swells with rainwater and shrinks back in the dry season. Without designing these roads for flexibility and redirecting water to specific areas that will bear elevated roads, they will be like dogs chasing their own tails. For other roads, Geotextiles will be required regardless. Regarding Sinkholes, Geological exploration will be required over the whole area to locate underground rivers that run through, and weak rock formations that could collapse into these rivers should be charted for mitigation. 2 Likes |
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To me, this is a form of looting and creating more contract opportunities for cronies. What will be the cost of embarking on this? Nigerians really need to start paying attention. These guys come up with ways to earn money. They hardly care about the country. |
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Look at this 419 idiot posting stuff from Odili net. How come it is only Odili net that has these stories about Yoruba people? Even when you read the stories, they don't make sense. Fabrications from a people who try to justify their criminality by trying to make everyone else criminals. You only fool yourselves. |
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Do you have a Dell D600 for sale? Contact me if you do. 0802.422.8548 |
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larez: Will take the Dell D600 for 20K Call me. 0802.422.8548 As long as there is nothing wrong with it. |
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Will take the Dell D600 for 20K Call me. 0802.422.8548 |
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Just in from the USA. 3 Available 20K ea , Includes USB adapter to make it a flash drive. 0802.422.854
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Just in from the USA. 3 Available 20Kea , Includes USB adapter to make it a flash drive. 0802.422.8548 |
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Just in from the USA. 3 Available. N20K ea. OBO. Call 0802.422.8548
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What is so funny about this news? At least 30-60 Nigerians were probably on this rig assuming 2 shifts, and you guys laugh about them losing their lives. You should feel ashamed. I wonder what caused this. Blow out preventer (BOP), or inadequate mud mix/adjustment to kick. |
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I just don't understand what the issue is about these negative people who criticize malls. Malls are more than shopping centers. They are also recreational facilities for young people. They are social meetup areas for them. As much as I hear about deals at Yaba or Mile2, I will never venture to shop in those places. It is infact traumatic when all types of hoodlums make you want to hit somebody. They pull on women and harass you to come to their shops. Most people who have lived abroad understand the value and necessity of malls. They are a far cry from the shops out there in Lagos now. They are civilized and places to sometimes go relax your mind and window shop at. Anyone that cannot see this must be some village bred enemy of progress. As I am a Lagosian without a village (unless you want to call Isale Eko a village), I am happy to see malls coming up. Next we need to have more to create competition. Then we start phasing out the jungle markets. Then the mindset of people will improve. I go to Shoprite, Surulere at least 2ce a week. Their kitchen is kept hygienic, and I can comfortably eat the variety of food prepared there. I will reduce my visits there, because they are now jacking up their prices at least 20% from what I used to pay for the same items. This is greed! I make a habit of comparing their prices to Kroger and other Grocery stores in the United States. I was comfortable with a markup of 15%-20% when compared. However, I will not pay the 40%-60% that I am seeing now. It is now cheaper to buy food from Tastee Chicken for example than to buy from the Shoprite kitchen, which removes the point of going to a grocery store in the first place. The only thing that I can do now is to shop less at shoprite, until they realize that their business practices need to be consumer friendly. They had something that was working and have started spoiling it. If many more Nigerians will follow my steps, then we can force them to give us value for our money. More competition will force them anyhow. Another important point that many have missed, is that Malls are the main employment places for Students who need to work part-time, as well as recent graduates. Malls have a large employment turnover because of this. They are usually transition jobs for students, and recent graduates. Many times, they are recruited by customers that they have provided great service to at the mall. In my case, I have already spotted a couple of young people at the Surulere mall, that I will gladly steal from their jobs when the opportunity arises. Let's all embrace progress!! |
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