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ohdrap4 says...

> She said when she heard the knock, she
> thought it was her daughter’s friend,
> ...
> Area residents, said to be present in the yard at the time of the abduction

The ghetto never sleeps

ohdrap4 says...

copycats

ohdrap4 says...

they sell gasoline at the bakery?

oh boy , the loss adjusters just got their job done!!!

ohdrap4 says...

all because they bought a bahamian time watch on bay st.

On VIDEO: All aboard? Well, not quite . . .

Posted 28 February 2019, 8:53 p.m. Suggest removal

ohdrap4 says...

I meant my comment as a criticism.
But look them up and see that they have an accreditation process on the website.:

> The National Accreditation and
> Equivalency Council (NAECOB) is a
> statutory body established under the
> National Accreditation and Equivalency
> Council ACT of The Bahamas on 4th
> October 2006; assented 29th December,
> 2006 and came into force 28th
> February, 2007. NAECOB is responsible
> for registering and accrediting
> primary schools, secondary schools,
> post-secondary schools, and any
> institution or provider that offers
> training in The Bahamas

I think it was made up to recognize cob degrees for civil servants and, as collateral, provide employment for some.

COB could not be accredited for lack of audited statements--reported in the news--, among other things.

So yes they are accrediting themselves.

On Fitzgerald brings his political career to an end

Posted 28 February 2019, 12:14 p.m. Suggest removal

ohdrap4 says...

they are accrediting themselves, under naecob.

same process why they ran from the education jbte (UWI) accreditation and also shunned the cxc examinations.

ohdrap4 says...

true he cannot even finalize the breadbasket list.
i suspect the list cannot be finalized because, price controlled or vat free organic almond milk would not be affordable anyway.

On Survival rate shock for kids cancers

Posted 26 February 2019, 10:44 a.m. Suggest removal

ohdrap4 says...

i start to wonder ....

ohdrap4 says...

well i was there when immigration and police came on the boat.
there were bahamians, mad dogs and englishmen on the boat.

ohdrap4 says...

actually they do check the boats for immigration violations and look for drugs too. not everyday, but they do.

the mailboat helps a lot of people for low cost freight and transportation.

to send a single envelope on bahamasair is 23.00 plus vat. on the mail boat is 3 dollars plus vat.