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DancingSkeleton: iluvweed: Yahzeelv: Olawaleslimfit: cannonnier: TDstarr: jossayo: finsulyman: Walkopet: Walkopet: Walkopet:Shaking my head. Are you all egungun calabar? |
Nonsense. So people still do all these while some people school in France ![]() |
emmalezy:If true, then it is good news. Presidency awaits APC. |
March on boys. We are solidly behind you. Don't forget to bring me shecow head. |
Timothy3113:. Lol. |
Doyin, do your work and lash baba na. |
Good for them. They should be made to rot in cell. Some useless ones have made it a job routine to come to our office solely to eat free food in the canteen. Whenever I saw them come, I would dash into the canteen before they got there in order not for them to finish the food. |
IbroYaya:He wasn't exposed really. He was very diligent and diplomatic with the answers. He would have shot himself in the foot if he veered towards a particular religion or tribe. The man is smart and brilliant! |
slimmy05: teemanbastos: ericgold:Make i no tell the whole world Wetin u dey do here. Bookspacing... |
Morkavictor:Since he cannot do everything by himself, must he declare his presidential ambition himself? He should have sent Sambo. |
Maamin:Maybe. I am not very sure about that. You may direct the question to UK or Russia. Aren't you happy about the news? |
PastorKun:Where? |
The most popular name for baby boys in the UK is Muhammad, according to a new chart for 2014 compiled by BabyCentre. The name, also spelled as Mohammed and often given after the Muslim prophet, has seen an enormous gain in popularity, jumping 27 ranks. “Traditionally Mohammed is often given to the first-born boy in Muslim families,” managing editor at parenting website BabyCentre, Sarah Redshaw, told the Mirror. “The increase of other Arabic names in the top 100 shows the ever-increasing diversity of the UK today.” READ MORE: Change of faith: Why young Brits turn from Christianity to Islam The name surged from its 27th place in 2013 to number one, beating Oliver, Jack, and Noah, according to the website’s chart. Prior to reaching number one on the national level, the name Muhammad received a top spot in London. BabyCentre says it “combines names that sound the same but have different spellings,” without which the list could display a different picture. Other trending baby boy names for Brits included Teddy, as it climbed the most in 2014. Kian and Jonathan were the highest new entries, followed by Omar, Ali, and Ibrahim further down the list. The top baby girl name was Sophia. The Arabic female name Nur made its first appearance on the list this year, taking the 29th spot. READ MORE: UK Muslims 75% less likely to land job than Christians – study British parents have also been influenced by celebrities. For example, the popularity of the name Miley fell after pop star Miley Cyrus’ controversial behavior, the chart suggested. Meanwhile, names from the hit TV show Game of Thrones – such as Emilia, Daenerys, and Tyrion – gained in popularity. The list of popular baby names is compiled every year by BabyCentre. Below is a list of the UK’s 10 most popular baby names for 2014: 1. Mohammed 2. Oliver 3. Jack 4. Noah 5. Jacob 6. Charlie 7. Harry 8. Joshua 9. James 10. Ethan 1. Sophia 2. Emily 3. Lily 4. Olivia 5. Amelia 6. Isla 7. Isabella 8. Ava 9. Sophie 10. Chloe |
Linda and aproko. The lady dey too poke her short nose. |
Can't u see how fat his young boy is. The guy looks like North Korea president. KIM |
Seun:Are you interested in her also. Push this topic to front page and let's move from there. |
We will continue praying for you all |
Money go change hand na. Who knows how many millions we are talking about here. |
It is not about arguing over politicians all the time. Neither is it the time we comment RIP on boko bombings. Let's play oh Nigerians
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Jaw-dropping, eye-bulging, mind-boggling. And these shameless lecturers have the audacity to confront the VC because they believe in their magic wand. I remember what Lateef Hussein faced in these foolish people hands. It is now Obafunwa's turn. It is either you join us in corruption or we eliminate you. That is the politics everywhere. |
Freest:Shut it already and face front. Ode! |
dosht:https://www.nairaland.com/1947119/let-us-more-tolerant-each |
Yorubas usually talk about Akudaya, sending a jinn partner to the person that killed him, using this jinn to do many more things are things within our realm. Another type of jinn I want discuss is... 2. Spiritual wife and husband... Stay tuned |
These beings are the ones behind the mysteries that are yet to be deciphered by many. Some of them are: 1. Reincarnation: Every human is created with a jinn. The Jinn can either be good doer or evil doer. The evil doer jinn will always instruct (whisper) his one to do evil all the time. The good doer jinn will always whisper good things in one. It is this jinn that wander about when someone died and he is seen somewhere else. He will look exactly like the real person. He talks the way he talks, he walka the way he walks, the same handwriting. Even if he uses glasses, his jinn will also use glasses. The Jinn can even procreate and send the children and wife to his real house. This is quite true and real. |
Gboliwe:I will advise you to send mail to all nairalanders. At least your front seat is secured. Nairaland president. |
Gboliwe:Ok. Thanks. You can choose to ignore the thread. |
The demons also belong to either male or female. They also reproduce. They mostly reside in filthy places like toilets, refuse grounds, where there are so many camels, where people commit sins eg Hotels for ashewos, bear parlours etc. As Lastchild rightly said, they lie a lot. During the life of the Prophet Mohammad. One of them went to where muslims kept dates and stole from it. A companion of the Prophet called Abu Huraira caught him there. He begged Abu Huraira and said he would never return. Abu Huraira narrated the story to the prophet. The prophet said he was a lier. He would come back. The following day, he came...and the story continues |
Gboliwe:Thanks Bro. At least you are the first to comment. Are you the Nairaland president? |
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Jaw-dropping, eye-bulging, mind-boggling.