amtaken:
That one is called toadapia.

Just know you hurt me!!!!!

ZombieNation:
This is a victory parade over their newly conquered city which they will soon turn to an emirate under a Fulani Amir.


Which grass dey Ikorodu rd?

LMFAO. Your last statement sha

Bye.

folksync:


OK. Bye.

Lol.

LemonBoy1:


lollllllssssss, end time biology teacher

amtaken:
Bye.

Bye And thanks for the insult!!!!!

Why won't they walk majestically on the road when the change we all cried for has been refusing to manifest!



E fit be say na Atiku get those cattle sef.

osaslord500:
When una begin dey chop the meat nobody go complain

Na dash dem dey dash the meat bah! Abi na buy i dey buy am?? I wonder how some of us think in this country, why not think objectively and stop being sentimental. Why should a cow be on an express way? Does it have trafficating light, light reflector or brake light?

amtaken:
If you keep referring to GEJ, what is then is the essence of the change mantra you were chanting?

Think.

Because you are setting impossible targets - full employment, uninterrupted power supply, External value of the Naira value in the face of collapse in oil price
And we have to look at our history, especially the immediate past, to see who has been able to do such things

Besides those who are most strident in their criticism of "change" mostly say "we told you so", meaning GEJ should have been voted in and
that makes us look at GEJ again

I don't really blame this people they are illiterate .
However Where are the Road Safty Officer , the Police or Lasma and other road agency across each states whom are meant to put things in order ..
Here will in lives in a dark world ..

Most of our reps so called Senators are slowpoke .

You are not saying anything.

Buhari promised to solve the insurgency problem before December 2015, he promised to make N1 equivalent to $1. He promised to pay n5k monthly to the unemployed youth, feed school kids, make oil price rise to $120 etc.

We hold him for his unfulfilled promises.

truly:

Because you are setting impossible targets - full employment, uninterrupted power supply, External value of the Naira value in the face of collapse in oil price
And we have to look at our history, especially the immediate past, to see who has been able to do such things

Besides those who are most strident in their criticism of "change" mostly say "we told you so", meaning GEJ should have been voted in and
that makes us look at GEJ again

We will live happily ever after soon