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feran15:
Sure.. why not.. but to start stealing pics from IG is stressful

DatguyTim:
That same matrix morning some parents wanted to beat a porter at peter hall for locking guys inside

feran15:
lol yh.. a man strangled a woman because of seat

feran15:
sooo.. lets do this.. i have decided to skip all the story of last years thread, but aspirants can also check the thread for information.

https://www.nairaland.com/2037660/covenant-university-2015-2016-session

cc: fynestboi, amokeme gbola5 ayobamee911 hakeem4

naijaboiy:
[color=#1980BC]Well I can do that. [/color]

darkskingoddess:
I'm not a guy but I saw this on Twitter... probably my worst nightmare.
Menstruating sucks as it is, and a lack of compassion from a boyfriend would make such a situation 10x worse.
MEN, if your girl is on her period, massage her, buy her candy and female products, and don't nag. I promise it will pay off after her cycle is over... lol

Beesluv:
Lick it, after all some guys eat it in food

Beesluv:
Hmmm, ladies are trying. Losing blood for some days isn't easy. Some get moody during their period and they did not knowingly stain the sheet. So no need to add pepper to their injury.

I'l let her wake up, then show her peacefully

Jeromejnr:
Hbday! And God bless.

I am sure you go to C.U. after seeing a particular word in your post.

EgusiSoup:
How does I sent this pot of Egusi Soup cook with dried fish and cow leg to you now?
Happy Birthday to my only sweet meat pie on Nairaland.

KingEbukasBlog:
Happy Birthday Iron Lady .... Stay Blessed

feran15:
I forgot to ask, where are we turning up?

TheRealAdonye:
Happy Birthday, Amokeme.


May God grant you all your heart desires.

Have fun.

TheRealAdonye:
Happy Birthday, Amokeme.
May God grant you all your heart desires.
Have fun.

musicwriter:
All I can say is I remember when I was young about 12 growing up in the village, and there was this feared traditionalist who was reputed to hold or release the rain.

There came a particular year, getting into March of that year there was no single rain. The land and forests were dried up and farmers were crying for rain. The villagers decided to meet. I think the meeting was whether it was worth it seeing the rainmaker, since some people no longer believed him, due to culture depletion. I think I was hearing something like "he wasn't as competent as his late father" or something like that. I heard he used to be believed so much in the past and due to unbelieve and lack of care by the villagers he fell out of love with them, and seized the rain for that year.

Well, long story short, after a meeting the villagers contributed foodstuffs and little money, then met the man and begged him to release the rain. Everybody was waiting for the rain. That night there was a lot of thunder and signs of rain, but no real rain. Two days later the rain fall and it was a heavy rain, it was such a heavy rain that one little boy from the negbouring village was swept by the torrents and was never seen alive again. The older men and women and extreme traditionalists went back to the man to tell him it was enough. I do not forget things, so what I'm narrating here seems it happened yesterday.

This's just one of those things science can't explain. Could our forefathers been practising advanced science?.

AishyWemsy:
Most of them are from rich families first of all. Though it doesn't stop youth from lower class to try and break records. Still requires zeal, connection and solid capital

EMTEEswag:
I don't really understand "against all odds" here , what odds exactly? These are kids from elite families that have it all money education, connections .... Just name it... It's a good thing they are excelling and doing something for themselves, but with or without their establishments they are still far up there.

benedima1990:
Am ashamed to say this but my mother is just the best.

FriedPlantain:
What is wrong with my moniker?
Please help me praise the Lord, I just got admitted into school this year after fruitless years of searching.

FriedPlantain:
Since 2007, I have been writing and failing WAEC, against all odds, I was able to pass it two years ago. Last year, I attempted JAMB and failed it, scoring as low as 25 / 400 in total. By then (as at last year), my younger brother Kabiru had already completed his 4 years at Uniport and was seriously prepping for service. Feeling highly determined and motivate, I sat for JAMB again this year and scored 17 marks in total. But byb the grace of Almighty God, I was still granted admission into a good school in this country.

I'm currently at 'ChopNdie Vulvanizer group of schools', where I would be spending the next two years learning about vulcanizing.

EgusiSoup:


Where does I go from here

Amokeme

speak2femz:
May God forgive you