I asked him and he said he prefers to wash dishes in diaspora

chesterlee:


Lol....Abeg Ask him!

christinie:
I asked him and he said he prefers to wash dishes in diaspora

Pls, what is so appealing in PH sef?

Are we talking about PH or aboout Shell?

prelinctus:

Pls, what is so appealing in PH sef?

christinie:
Are we talking about PH or aboout Shell?

There's Shell in Delta, Lagos e.t.c, so what is so appealing about the one in PH?

You were hating on PH before I asked you the qquestion.

The question should be: why do you despise the garden city? FYI Amechi is no longer there so things are getting better....

prelinctus:

There's Shell in Delta, Lagos e.t.c, so what is so appealing about the one in PH?

christinie:
I asked him and he said he prefers to wash dishes in diaspora

Hahahaha....Dish washer


No place like home tho

christinie:
I believe that when there's life there's hope.

Yes, u can tell dat to a 60 year old woman that lost all her kids in a motor accident. where is d hope. some are generally hopeless.
hope is what keepa humanity going but noy everyone will have a great outcome

That settlement stuff I think it's everywhere... Due to it we still av a bad road in my area badagry...
Fencing ur house-settlement
Roofing - settlement
U buy new car - settlement
U borrow car self - settlement
There's barely anything u do in my area day u don't settle dem... They are called OMO ONILE

christinie:
Are we talking about PH or aboout Shell?

the only thing I find appealing is ph's bitches.... Na to dey Waka nak3d remain for pH girls

I think what we are seeing in the picture is a photocopy of the guys life. I think he left the original copy of his life at home becos i see no reason why he should take such risk.

What about Amaechi

HungerBAD:


It's not their fault.

The only Ikwerre man living outside Ikwerre is Julius Agwu.

And that should tell you their level of exposure to the outside world.

HungerBAD:
This actually reminds of something i witnessed in Port-Harcourt(Obia-Kpor Area) some Years ago, and it still leaves me laughing.

So, this Yoruba Electrician man was called to come connect,install or do something with the electricity from the street to one newly acquired shop, and i think the Ikwerre Youths there were suppose to get some sort of settlement, but were not given.

They watched the man climb the ladder, and did not say anything.

Immediately the man was up, these youths came and took the ladder away. And told the man he dare not come down.

See begging from on top of an electric pole, while the man was holding on for his dear life.

Those were the days, it takes Weeks for you to get Electricity. Just imagine if it was now? that man would have probably being electrocuted.

Eventually these Youths were settled. The man came down, and everybody begged him to go up, and he did not answer anybody, but just packed his electrical stuff and left without saying one thing.

Lolzzzz......heheheheheheheheheheheheheheh I cnt stop laughing

Ok

Rixy007:
the only thing I find appealing is ph's bitches.... Na to dey Waka nak3d remain for pH girls

Who knows?

LordReed:


And the so called compensation will go to those whose shops and livelihoods were affected? Story...

Jesus

HungerBAD:


Funny guy.

That was a long time ago, during my Ajuwaya Days. And i went to see my then Girlfriend serving there. I do not live in PH, do not intend to live or Visit there for Anything.

Rip bros....this life eeh!