shawnfamous:
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Hi all,

hope I put this in the right section. ave you ever being in a situation when your penniless & have to walk a long way to the ATM to withdrawal money to take a bus to your destination only to end up waiting for about an hour @ the bus stop because you had no little domination of our beloved currency because you were paid in 1000 naira notes? or you board a bus only to be dropped along the way by the angry conductor because apparently they have no change? I do remember during the invent of atm in the society I do get paid in 100/200/500. but I guess its now a thing of the past I cant even remember when last I got paid 500. what are your experiences an why are banks being insensitive ?

tit:
this people want make i laff fall comot from table!

Olorun! them tell you to bring your certificate you go bring plaque!
Next your go bring convocation program!
You never hear of people wey them print their name for convocation program but them no graduate?

mumunatu!

that plaque was digged out by someone else. GMB did not present the plaque as his certificate. mumu 4 ur mind u wise tits.

Gejfreesupport:
@Op I can't see any sense in your post..

A solider used a publicly accessible twitter to make sensitive comments and u blaming a blogger for using the microblogging platform to echo the comments..

You must be completely nuts and have no idea of what you are talking about..

If you ever had a brain. You won't be posting this in the politics section when there is a contact for on LIB..

More grease to our gallant solders

I now know you are crazy yourself. his complaints is all about Linda putting the army dude pic . read an understand before bashing someone.

Frankenstein:
Buhari is shameless. A whole presidential aspirant... selling branded recharge cards to raise money for his campaign.

That's how its done overseas America for e.g you donate either online through the campaign website or send cheque / money order or buy things affiliated to the individual campaign e.g tees face cap etc

hi all putting ice in a glass of Scotch/ whisky is it make it cold or to dilute it?

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@aloy/emeka

I don't see how its your business .

Come to think of it its kind of true , Boko Haram and the militant dont know the magnitude and the bad image their giving our country . God Bless Nigeria

October 13, 2011

The U.S. Department of State warns U.S. citizens of the risks of travel to Nigeria, and continues to recommend U.S. citizens avoid all but essential travel to the Niger Delta states of Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Delta, and Rivers; the Southeastern states of Abia, Edo, Imo; the city of Jos in Plateau State, Bauchi and Borno States in the northeast; and the Gulf of Guinea because of the risks of kidnapping, robbery, and other armed attacks in these areas. Violent crime committed by individuals and gangs, as well as by persons wearing police and military uniforms, remains a problem throughout the country. This notice replaces the Travel Warning for Nigeria dated April 15, 2011, to update information on recent violent activity and crime in Nigeria.

On August 26, 2011, a suicide bombing at the UN Headquarters in Abuja killed 23 people and wounded more than 80 other individuals. This attack was the first against an international organization and the fourth bombing in Abuja during the past year. It followed a similar bombing against the Nigerian Police Force Headquarters ten weeks earlier that killed five individuals on June 16. These bombings were in addition to bombings elsewhere in Maiduguri, Suleja, and Jos throughout the last year.

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In September 2010, over 150 members of the Boko Haram extremist religious sect escaped from prison in Northeast Bauchi, some of whom may be participating in Boko Haram attacks in other parts of the country. A loose alliance of militant groups in the Niger Delta region has conducted a number of attacks against oil installations and posts of the Nigerian military's Joint Task Force (JTF), which had attempted to close the militant camps. In June 2009, the Federal Government of Nigeria offered unconditional amnesty to any militants willing to surrender their arms and accept the government's amnesty program. While almost all major militant leaders accepted the offer and the amnesty remains in effect, the potential for violence and the risk of kidnapping remains, with violent incidents involving "ex-militants" continuing.

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