micktoxin:

I tell you. It can be a painful experience . Okay... what are you thinking . You have great set of teeth tho

lalasticlala:



http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/05/05/woman-bites-off-employees-ear-over-salary/

pix: Chinwendu Nkemakolam whose ear was bitten off by her boss

Odisco2:
Omo, this one pass provocation o. The employere Dey vex anyhow sote she convert her employer ear to suya.
It served the employer right huh?. Few questions linger in my heart like; Why was she sacked? A graduate being paid 25k? What prompted the employer from fighting back?

lalasticlala:



http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/05/05/woman-bites-off-employees-ear-over-salary/

pix: Chinwendu Nkemakolam whose ear was bitten off by her boss

ozoigbondu:
Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned

jamex93:
lolx



can't stop lafing

give am half ear

Agrika:
The egusi part, hausa ppl learnt about it from igbo traders

Agrika:
The egusi part, hausa ppl learnt about it from igbo traders

naza9ja:

And what is funny?

lalasticlala:



http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/05/05/woman-bites-off-employees-ear-over-salary/

pix: Chinwendu Nkemakolam whose ear was bitten off by her boss

searching4lovee:
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SOUTHEASTERN CANNIBAL

SMH [/size]

Mogidi:
How come no one has bitten the ears of Aregberascal for owing 7 months salary?

If I was a worker in Osun State I woulda chewed his face not to talk of his ears.

petux:
Squarez Younger Brother

Jimwalex:
oh boy! see gobe!!

meanwhile, say 'YES' to ONE NATION..
Igbos, Yorubas, Hausas and many other Nigerian
tribes share a lot of similarities which indicate that we have been interacting with one another before the tragedy of colonialism. Take a look at these linguistic examples;

Stone: Igbo- Okwute, Yoruba-Okuta,
What: Igbo-Gini, Yoruba-Kini,
Mouth: Igbo-Onu, Yoruba-Enu,
Body::Igbo-Aru, Yoruba-Ara,
Ear: Igbo-Nti, Yoruba-Eti.
Bag: Igbo-Akpati, Yoruba-Apo,
Goat: Igbo-Ewu, Yoruba-Ewure
Onion: Hausa-Alibasa, Yoruba-Alubosa
Stool: Hausa-Akwati, Yoruba-Apoti
Matches: Hausa-Ashana, Yoruba-Ishana
Father: Hausa-Uba, Yoruba-Baba,
Mellon: Igbo-Egwusi, Hausa:Agusi, Yoruba-Egusi.. And so on!
These are just a few of our many similarities
which no one can really explain how they came
about. Let us forget our differences and build on
our similarities. That is the way forward for
Nigeria!

boxypane:
Cannibalism!

Mogidi:
How come no one has bitten the ears of Aregberascal for owing 7 months salary?

If I was a worker in Osun State I woulda chewed his face not to talk of his ears.

Deltagiant:
You wanna settle out of court, isn't it? Then the girl would be left with an incomplete ear while yours remains intact?

This is one of the reasons why i sometimes give the Mosaic or Islamic laws (injunctions) a second thought.

Which other kind of punishment will better serve this Jezebel of a woman than having a part of her own ear severed?

Jimwalex:
oh boy! see gobe!!

meanwhile, say 'YES' to ONE NATION..
Igbos, Yorubas, Hausas and many other Nigerian
tribes share a lot of similarities which indicate that we have been interacting with one another before the tragedy of colonialism. Take a look at these linguistic examples;

Stone: Igbo- Okwute, Yoruba-Okuta,
What: Igbo-Gini, Yoruba-Kini,
Mouth: Igbo-Onu, Yoruba-Enu,
Body::Igbo-Aru, Yoruba-Ara,
Ear: Igbo-Nti, Yoruba-Eti.
Bag: Igbo-Akpati, Yoruba-Apo,
Goat: Igbo-Ewu, Yoruba-Ewure
Onion: Hausa-Alibasa, Yoruba-Alubosa
Stool: Hausa-Akwati, Yoruba-Apoti
Matches: Hausa-Ashana, Yoruba-Ishana
Father: Hausa-Uba, Yoruba-Baba,
Mellon: Igbo-Egwusi, Hausa:Agusi, Yoruba-Egusi.. And so on!
These are just a few of our many similarities
which no one can really explain how they came
about. Let us forget our differences and build on
our similarities. That is the way forward for
Nigeria!

vheMa:
nice 1,but don't get it twisted when I say "yoruba owns nigeria". This is a prove

anigbajumo:
nice one,clap 4yer self.......make I hear here

Jimwalex:
oh boy! see gobe!!

meanwhile, say 'YES' to ONE NATION..
Igbos, Yorubas, Hausas and many other Nigerian
tribes share a lot of similarities which indicate that we have been interacting with one another before the tragedy of colonialism. Take a look at these linguistic examples;

Stone: Igbo- Okwute, Yoruba-Okuta,
What: Igbo-Gini, Yoruba-Kini,
Mouth: Igbo-Onu, Yoruba-Enu,
Body::Igbo-Aru, Yoruba-Ara,
Ear: Igbo-Nti, Yoruba-Eti.
Bag: Igbo-Akpati, Yoruba-Apo,
Goat: Igbo-Ewu, Yoruba-Ewure
Onion: Hausa-Alibasa, Yoruba-Alubosa
Stool: Hausa-Akwati, Yoruba-Apoti
Matches: Hausa-Ashana, Yoruba-Ishana
Father: Hausa-Uba, Yoruba-Baba,
Mellon: Igbo-Egwusi, Hausa:Agusi, Yoruba-Egusi.. And so on!
These are just a few of our many similarities
which no one can really explain how they came
about. Let us forget our differences and build on
our similarities. That is the way forward for
Nigeria!

CountDracula:
Check very well she wil b a barca fan... Suarez's mother