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shockwave91:Omo, dis ya song go sell o. I dey wait am o as u go join dem soon, abi? |
Interesting. I hope nairaland won't change "masturdating" to self-service whenever I use it. |
Alibaba!, e no concern u and u talk all dis tori. Again, e no concern u, u still find time answer d guy wey defend d lady? So if e go concern u, u carry pankere flog her yansh, abi? But make we talk true, d tin wey dis girl expose too much, Haba! I can even see her areola. |
psucc:This is very unfortunate and annoying. I passed a comment about this earlier and I will do it again. It is wrong to use our policemen for private security for individuals. I don't think this happens in other climes. They're meant to protect the lives of government officials and lives of the citizens generally and not one rich individual. I just hope it changes with time. Let's protect the dignity of our police force. |
Lemon12:Hahahaha..lol, no mind those security jare. If u no take time and u dey enter banks frequently, u go nearly spend all ya savings say because u wan impress. Dia eyes too dey shine for money too much joor. |
Yesterday, I walked out of the security door of a sterling bank branch and was immediately protected with an umbrella by a security guard because the rain was still drizzling. Apparently, I was corporately and neatly dressed so he felt he could get some few naira from me. Oga, u dey go your car?...he enquired. Nooo..I no bring my car today..I replied. How I go tell am say big boy like me no get car(na big time falling of hand as he had already assumed that a well dressed gentleman like me must have come with a car). I walked away and he was still walking with me holding the umbrella for some few metres before he retraced his steps. The point here is that as indicated by the picture above, people in this neck of the wood do this for favour, tip and unnecessary utter respect for a bigwig. Maybe the major factor for this act is poverty. I'm not sure but just maybe. |
The ATM part of this story is vague. I don't have any problem with him incurring expenses to the tune of the said amount but asking for an ATM machine is insane. I think the OP meant ATM card and not machine. If he has the machine, would he be going out with it to make sure he's not cash-strapped? Infact, no story again sef. Na ATM card-a customised card in which he will be able to withdraw N1m.! EOD! |
If that thing can swallow your arm almost to your elbow, your joystick will definitely be a piece of cake. |
mimiejacobz:That's even where I have grouse about how things are run in Nigeria. How can a police officer funded with tax payers' money be assigned to protect an individual who's not a government official simply because he/she can afford it. These people are delegated with the sole responsibility of protecting the lives of government officials and lives of the citizens generally and not one rich individual. This is condemnable and I hope it is looked into before long. As for the shoes she's acquiring, she should know it is all vanity(this is no envy). Few pairs are okay but when you have about 30 pairs and still counting, you should check yourself. |
Dem dey do mummy and daddy play. Na peck dat boy give am, hin no talk anything. |
domopps:Her name was Goldie; may her soul rest in peace. To their supposed rich lifestyle, they are the ones responsible for that. They want you to believe they are super rich and they post pictures of them with expensive cars, private jets, jewelleries, vacation in USA, UK e.t.c(me I no dey too fall for dat kain hype sha). But generally, people will assume that you are rich after seeing all this. So na dem dey cause am o, my broda. |
barcanista:Don't worry, this will be different-be optimistic. |
Ride on sir! May all these trips yield positive result. AMEN! |
omenka:Lol, I know that but may the wind of change blow them away. We seriously need to curb this menace to move on. |
If he could rebel with his father, that's a sign that he's got gut and that's the kind of leaders Nigeria needs. People who can put their feet on the ground and say no to "business as usual"(although that's if he has good intentions). Anyway, this movie is getting interesting. |
KingTom:In Nigeria, the law against corrupt practices is too light and I will blame it on the executive and national assembly members who have refused to stiffen it. Imagine, the morons hurriedly passed 46 bills into law in 10 minutes. There was never a time when they even considered ammending punishment for financial malpractice because they are also involved-bunch of morons. I pray "the no business as usual" spirit of PMB won't die. As for the fool who said he doesn't understand English; that's a fat lie! Speaking a language is even more difficult than understanding it and it will be difficult for him work in a banking environment without understanding English. There are several primary 6 holders/security guards who can communicate in English even though they might not be fluent. He was just trying to frustrate court proceedings and he was a fool for thinking that will work. |
Chiefpriest1: |
For me, it's the keeper style. The way a keeper is positioned bending to catch a penalty kick. This is the style I have been using for a very long time especially in school and I am used to that position that I can't even sit on a personal WC used by only me. This way, there's no contact or possible injuries like the one above. |
OP, u too dey exaggerate jare; na 4 people dey dia joor. 4 shildren=1 adult, plus the other two adults. Do you honestly think that 10 adults can have a ride on that bike? |
pedel:I agree with you jare; the law against corrupt practices is too light and I will blame it on the national assembly members who have refused to stiffen it. Imagine, the morons hurriedly passed 46 bills into law in 10 minutes. There was never a time when they even considered ammending punishment for financial malpractice because they are also involved-bunch of morons. I pray "the no business as usual" spirit of PMB won't die. As for the fool who said he doesn't understand English; that's a fat lie! Speaking a language is even more difficult than understanding it and it will be difficult for him work in a banking environment without understanding English. He was just trying to frustrate court proceedings and he was a fool for thinking that will work. |
sinkhole:Symptom of not reading before commenting. |
efilefun:I had a headmaster in primary school who was a disciplinarian. As soon as he's around, an unusual silence envelopes the whole school that you need no one to tell you he's around. Everybody go just adjust sharpaly. |
I don't care who does the job; all I want is a better life for me and my children's future. Simple! |
Cowbell...Aya mi! But why are their eyes closed when they are not kissing? Or are they fondlíng their genitals which isn't captured in the picture? |
I'm surprised to see this phone on gsmarena-very impressive. |
Dannyset:Even Jonathan didn't know he will loose with Kashamu in the south west. He thought Kashamu was more relevant than OBJ otherwise, he would have done OBJ's bid by exposing Kashamu. That was one of his greatest undoings. With a new government in place headed by a leader who's not ready to interfere in the judicial process, extradition is sacrosanct for Kashamu. |
FruityLass:Check again, he's wearing one. The guy is just mad. I'm suspecting he did it because his friend dared him. |
See hin monkey yansh. |
Udmaster:You need Knockout?! Oya, take it!
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kekakuz:So you'll waste their time and energy if the review turns out to be unimpressive? Why didn't you make adequate research before ordering? |
I'm not surprised because she's getting old already. A rehearsal of how it feels like is not bad at all. |
@ the last pix, those couples are like day and night. I can imagine the wife's lips, chin nose including her teeth turning to black after the horrible experience. |
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