Jennydoris:
...that is if you look cute...

GreatAgb:


hehehe! What do you know, sometimes them babes call me GreatCuteAgb

Jennydoris:



Up loading a picture of yours will tell me more or what do you think?

cruzita:
spiritual husband alert !!!!

victorazy:


She for say "plz can we do that again"

Dexema:
e sure me die say that guy get either lassa or ebola

GreatAgb:
Hehehehe what if he were a cutie like my humble self? what wud ve been her reply

toprealman:
You Need to change the mirror in your crib...and a new pair if glasses recommended...

marycool18:
What will you do if you were the one?

ladyF:
Lmao but the guy isn't bad na. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder

But how do people even get drunk, aren't you supposed to know you should stop when you start getting tipsy? Na dem sabi sha...

It's [size=15pt]LadyF[/size] again

olaBanks:
The beggers I saw
Asking for alms is not new to man and it is even explicitly allowed in the three monolithic religions of the world (Islam, Christianity and Judaism). This is because beggers shall not cease in the land. Begging and beggers havenow take different dimensions and forms, some are identified here
1. Student beggers: They use an appeal to pity to ask for money from you. They would not beg normally, but circustances may force them to. E.g Bros, pls help me, I am a student of Uni..., I misplaced my wallet, help me with transport fare to Ilorin(assumed place)
2. Mall beggers:Always at the entrance of a shopping mall or bank. Once you done buying or transacting, they tell you- Big guy, Na you oo, Anything for us too.
3. Highway beggers: These are usually of the
Northern Nigeria extract with one arm or leg chopped off. They stay in potholes and ask travellers to drop arms for them. These beggers are proud and very insulting.
4. ATM beggers: Though not common in the southern part of Nigeria, these beggers wear good clothes and smell nice. They approach you once you done using the ATM and say all the prayers of the worlds for you. In the end, they beg.
4. Social begger:Common in the southwest Nigeria, these beggers rely on the pretext of fixing ribbon on your dress during special days or events such as weddings, birthdays, Valentine's day, New year and so. These type are also occasional beggers as they have enjoined patronage from the public, especially those who give too easily.

The beggers I saw.
I am Bankole Olatunji

Bigcake:
you must be a spiritual fool. imbecille.