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I go enter one commercial bus last week where plenty women dey. Omor come see where women dey break wind. One yoruba orobo go throwe am, kpaaprarararaa from the back row, another Fulani woman go answeram for front: ssshheeewikikikiki. As I no die inside dat bus na e I know say I still tight. But make I just ask una dis question: ewedu eater Yoruba woman or nunu sucker Hausa-fulani woman, which one sabi sample romantic fart pas? |
all hopes |
@idowu u funny no be small. but i fink u r rigggghhhht after all na provocation. |
3r 4v plus |
I wasn't there when the fight started so I can't say exactly what led to fighting but from what ppl said, the man only insisted that the woman must change N200 recharge card he bought from her a day earlier which the service providers rejected upon his attempt to recharge three hours later, saying the card was invalide. Gradually it led to fight. |
There was a drama I bumped into this morning within the Oshodi axis. It was b/w a man that looks thirty-ish and a woman in a similar age bracket. The argument started b4 I got to the scene but when I alighted out of sheer curiosity what I saw was a man wincing periodically under a tight grip by a presumably violent woman who mercilessly dragged the seemingly surrendered man by his manliness. It took the intervention of the gathering cloud to undo her tight fist. One close observer revealed that she had some pinch of blood at the seams of her pricking nails. Just then, the victim stooped, gnashing his teeth in pain, then slowly descended to a dusty heap of metallic debris. Perhaps if held a little longer, he might simply submit to a call from the netherworld. I'm therefore spurred to ask NL ladies: how would u react if u caught another woman dragging ur hubby this way in public over a dispute? |
Hmmmn! Donatus hummed again, just retiring from his favorite television program, this time featuring some historical events about the late Ikemba Nnewi, Chukwuemeka Ojukwu; his childhood, his youthful age, as a soldier, as a freedom fighter, this thirty minutes TV program touched all that and Donatus hardly took a blink all through, not just because of his beckoning interest for publicity but some seemingly common features that they both shared. People had occasionally mistook Donatus for Ojukwu's son. Again he heaved a sigh, remembering that he had less than 12hrs to hit the road. He couldn't afford to keep his better half,Tosi and her people waiting. |
Iya Tosi had gone to Ijabuode central market a couple of days earlier to order for drinks, during which she bought some of the necessary food items and this virtually took the pride off her wallet. At this point, Tosi, who lived and worked in Lagos as saleslady from where she met Donatus - her prince charming, had returned home to help her mother put things in proper shape prior to the eventful day. A bunch of hypocrites had come to find out if what they heard was true. Among them was Labisi who had made two unsuccessful attempts to ruin the marital arrangement. 'What will Donatus find attractive in such an old, dry bone?' They questioned each other. |
The day had just begun and a mixture of smoke and sweet aroma of ewedu soup was already going up Iya Tosi's chimney. The preceded night seemed, than usual, longer and terrifying under a persistent squawking of evil birds and mewing cats, believed to be witchcraft agents. Although, no other inhabitant of Ijabuode spotted any difference to alter the night, it was different with Iya Tosi whose obsession for the delightful activities of the following day gnawed away at her sleep, it took only the pleasurable thought of welcoming a wealthy son-in-law to suppress the fearful horror of that night. It was an appointed day for a 32-year old Tosi to customarily present her prince charming to the members of her extended family and it was a traditional requirement for the host to make special dishes for their guests and this, Iya Tosi took upon herself. |
how come all these Yoruba bigots are now beginning to realize the truth when Eze Igbo has gone? were they not the same people that fought against us? do not give them a dint of trust because they can praise u here and turn to stab u from behind. |
Yes! I have interest. Reach me via this e-mail: |
good one. ![]() |
all i know is that Lamido is a Boko. perhaps hidden Boko. look at him very well and u will not need to be told. |
I am beginning to suspect you |
Hi! This is where people assist people in terms of business orientation I'm sure. I am one of the numerous victims of financial earthquake in the stock market. I used to trade shares under speculation expertise through which I was making the ends meet. But now that the stock market has crushed beyond recovery, diversification becomes a necessity. Right now, I've rented a shop where I sell china made jewelries here in Lagos. The business isn't bad if one has a means of sourcing it directly from china. So my dear friends, especially you who have known some of these genuine agents, could you please direct me on how to locate them, mostly those who operate from Lagos to China? I am pretty sure, there are such agents who source and import goods on behalf of their clients for certain charges. Please do good to link me with any genuine one you know. REGARDS!!! |
Hi! This is where people assist people in terms of business orientation I'm sure. I am one of the numerous victims of financial earthquake in the stock market. I used to trade shares under speculation expertise through which I was making the ends meet. But now that the stock market has crushed beyond recovery, diversification becomes a necessity. Right now, I've rented a shop where I sell china made jewelries here in Lagos. The business isn't bad if one has a means of sourcing it directly from china. So my dear friends, especially you who have known some of these genuine agents, could you please direct me on how to locate them, mostly those who operate from Lagos to China? I am pretty sure, there are such agents who source and import goods on behalf of their clients for certain charges. Please do good to link me with any genuine one you know. REGARDS!!! |
still waiting |
Hi! This is where people assist people in terms of business orientation I'm sure. I am one of the numerous victims of financial earthquake in the stock market. I used to trade shares under speculation expertise through which I was making the ends meet. But now that the stock market has crushed beyond recovery, diversification becomes a necessity. Right now, I've rented a shop where I sell china made jewelries here in Lagos. The business isn't bad if one has a means of sourcing it directly from china. So my dear friends, especially you who have known some of these genuine agents, could you please direct me on how to locate them, mostly those who operate from Lagos to China? I am pretty sure, there are such agents who source and import goods on behalf of their clients for certain charges. Please do good to link me with any genuine one you know. REGARDS!!! |
This is to remind all NL babes that the recently recommended virginity test is just a month towards completion. I'm also happy to inform you that many regions have been assigned to me to conduct this test. Therefore, you are here by advised to register your interest in no time. Virgin or no virgin, make haste to me because whomever I consider a virgin, whether her oil rig is as free as Apapa - Oshodi express way or not, she stands to be rewarded with a fantastic prize and I have good intention to favor NL babes here. Registration remains free. |
Greetings! I hope to get lucky with right resposes today. I need information on how to locate Lagos based importation agents. I've been looking for ways to link up with an agent whose job is to source and import goods on behalf of their clients basically from China. Please help with the office address of anyone you know. Regards! |
Reanaa:stp wishin u were cos therez no virgin in NL. U ladiz 've tastd it big n smal. Infact am sure u can correctly predict d syz of a man's koboko by d mere sound of his voice. So y pretendin 2 b a virgin? |
Fasterboy:got 7? Who r u working 4? Bring dem 2 me 4 reconfirmation. D test is still on. I now get sticky fingers everyday. |
Wonderful wonders of fear!!! |
arramyjay:just like that? |
MRbrownJAY:i'm now begining 2 realize hw wrong i was 2 b reticent abt dat. I think ur advice will go gud miles. Many thnx. |
@Hunkyjohn: thnx bro. |
Na im papa be dat? |
