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They are dieing and are still happy.smh

Hmnn.. All in a bid to make FrontPage. smh

ROSSIKE:
She has NOT stopped a new Anini from emerging. If anything she's making his transformation into a criminal a sure banker. Do you think the armed robbers we see around today weren't beaten when they were kids? The best way to prevent that kid from turning bad is to simply treat him with the same kindness and consideration she treats her own children. Why is THAT so difficult? And the sad thing about it is that in most cases it's not a money/affordability issue. It's simply an evil mindset that says that that child is not worthy of equal treatment, being from a poor home and/or being unrelated to you. But that is no reason to be cruel to others, least of all a CHILD. We lack enlightenment in this area. And the most baffling thing is that we attend church so zealously. What exactly do you people learn in that church?

You have done a great job so far, let it rest.

Why Kanye come stand like mumu? Thank God e smile small today.

lol. Nice funny pix usage. I can hear them saying: mogbe! modaran! temibaje! Frankly speaking, I think they were about to remove their caps for prayers.

Apart from her high self-esteem, I think her body, height and beauty also contributed to her success. She's a vitiligo patient with a difference and I think this should be taken to the FrontPage to inspire others who have been stigmatized by this type of skin condition.

goodmorning40:
Oh God of creation..

....direct our noble cause

OP, I saw Seun here a while ago. It seems your thread is not FrontPage worthy.

I hate people urinating beside a parked car especially when the drainage there is covered. I presume most drainages in developed countries are covered and if that's the case here, that's very bad of Ronaldo. It wouldn't cost him anything to go back into the club and relieve himself.

See as dem carry body like thing for fantastic four.

mrcasanova1:
My brother, the devil is soaking your koboko in kerosene.

lmao! koboko, the most dreaded name for students. Make both of them go see TBJ jare since dia psychologists no fit helep dem.

When you're about to sleep in your room in a hostel, these are the kind of guys that will make you put your phone in your pocket, sleep on it while it's connected to the wall socket. A room mate used to do this with his old Alcatel phone and remembering it now makes me laugh.

lol. Nice funny pix usage. I can hear them saying: mogbe! modaran! temibaje! Frankly speaking, I think they were about to remove their caps for prayers.

Rawani:
Clearly the past PDP administration was not committed to transparency, accountability and the whole asset declaration process, which is why we are just discovering these constitutional challenges now, an issue that would have been long resolved through making the required amendments which will force the CCB to publish submitted asset declarations in the newspapers.

Regardless of these hiccups, it would be great if President Buhari sets an example and ignores the usual long process, and publicly announces his declared assets so we can concentrate on other issues of national importance.

I agree with you-he could just ignore and do the needful but something tells me some considerations are being taken into account preventing him from doing it immediately. I hope this delay won't extend to other problems begging for attention.

cuteboy2:
Focus on the issue man....

A man who is struggling or cannot look after a few heads of cattle, can he look after over 150 million Nigerians
My prayer is that he should do better job looking after Nigeria than he has done at running his personal farm. Chikena!!

My God! So this is where this is heading to?

***walks out of thread***

iamrealdeji:
all these people shouting child abuse have stolen when they were kids,a boy that steals 500 at that age has every tendency to become an armed robber when he grows up

Would you be pleased if someone did this to your boy for stealing N500?

iamrealdeji:
Pls brother stop saying how many of you have not stolen,i've never stolen meat from pot,i've never stolen my mother's money,i've never stolen my classmate's pencil,stop generalizing pls,if you steal when you were a kid,that doesn't mean other people did,my parents so much despise stealing and none of us ever tried it except some family members that lived with us then

Good for you then but my comment didn't suggest everybody did. I was simply referring to majority.

Why is Brilla FM & Best Afro FM having same frequency in Lagos?

ROSSIKE:
[size=12pt]She had no right to beat him insofar as he is not her son.

I agree with the later part of your comment except this. You bring your child to the world but you need the society to assist you in training him/her. You can never be with your children anywhere they go to and when they engage in illicit activities, you need people around them at that time to correct them. Except for those who derive pleasure in inflicting pains on people, I will tolerate and thank anybody who discipline my children justifiably in my absence.

A big swollen eye which could lead to loss of sight is way too much for such an offence even though I condemn the crime. In a sane environment, that woman will be charged to court and made to face the full wrath of the law. The thing is a little child is still growing and not fully aware of the consequences of his/her actions. I have seen comments here saying he will graduate into an armed robber. Now I ask, how many of you here didn't engage in petty theft like this while growing up? Maybe like stealing from pot of soup, bringing home your friend's pencil, stealing your parents' money e t.c? How many of you are now armed robbers? While I was growing up, I used to steal my mother's money. She punishes me and then I go back to it. But as I grew older, I began to realise without any counsel the shame and low self-esteem I was subjected to when caught. This was enough deterrent to me and it still is till today. I'm now an adult and I always put my family name first because whatever I do will affect everybody that bears that name both living and unborn. Corporal punishment is a corrective measure but must be executed with sensibility and caution. And that boy up there might change with time-Don't crucify him.

MRBrownJ:
come on bro, these women dont care about anything so long as they "seemingly" look good... have you never asked yourself how most women can even walk in their high shoes?! how some can even be comfortable in their tight dresses?! how most not feel warm under the mop on their heads they call Brazilian hair (or the tick stuff on their faces called foundation)?!

I understand bro, but sacrificing comfort for beauty is crazy. This is a perfect example of suffering and smiling.

At stage 4, the book eventually took over reading the guy.

MRBrownJ:
dont be fooled, some women use the following under their dresses:

But how do they breathe comfortably in that thing?

hatux:
Lol... Yoruba movies and their titles'


I hate 'em movies, mt chew

Some western movies and local ones from other tribes also have uninspiring titles even though I agree that this "Basira in London" lacks creativity.

This might be a sign that Buhari is not really fanatical as widely speculated.

Any GREEDY PERSON can do anything for money. Stop this tribalism and gender bashing..

How can this picture be hilarious?

Bros, I know say others no know wetin u dey try do hia but me I don decode am. U dey take style post ya pix so dat we go say u fine abi? Abeg, use ya time well. Time na money!

Nice watch. Dbanj should go for something like this instead of two, three watches like a mad man.

hatux:
[size=30pt]DANA Airline *sobs*[/size]

I thought about this too but life goes on. I remember most people swore never to fly Dana again but we must continue our daily activities. Life won't come to a halt because of any disaster-who even remembers tsunami again. Like I said, life goes on.

@topic, Ini Edo's figure is not worthy of attention here as what I see is a dress designed to exaggerate her "figure eight". Just my humble opinion.