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Myde4naija:
call me on our way to the palace

I don ready oo

Quakertellicus1:
I hope una know so tay second hand no fit be like brand new.....

Na fairly used she be. Fairly used goods last longer than some new goods.

Chaiiiii. So na dis kind beauties Emir don dey hide frm us since abi.
#Off 2 Emir's palace 2 ask for d hand of one of his daughters in marriage.
Abeg na who go escort me?

I'm readily available if she wants to re-marry.
Me sef wan chop 4 our oyel money.
I want to make her Maquin.

rokiatu:
Too funny.

Cc lalasticlala

Whats the moral of the topic?

stobery:
Very sweet, just vote 4 her
I ll link you up after then

Issorite then,make I go get my voter's card.

@Adesiji77 kindly change the topic to ''Bauchi politicians looted N79.3bn in one year''

stobery:
No na Sugar

Her sugar sweet cos I go like taste am.

Does anybody noticed that pot-bellied policeman? Chopping #20 since 1914

nunogomez:
Receive Sense In Jesus Name!!!!

Amen oooo!!! Thanks for the prayer.

stobery:
My guy how ur side, pls vote her

Bia nwanne, na petrol Refiner dey refine? Jst asking

amuokuko:
Fine babe like you boarding keke is truly a reflection of the economy..

Na Buhari cause am

Dis gal punny go sweet 2 Bleep I swear.

May Allah grant him Aljanat firdaus and soften the hearts of our politicians so that they may know why the masses voted them into power.
AMIN

If this news doesnt reduce the price of Tomato in Yankura market(Kano State), then, ITS USELESS

Lalasticlala,this topic is FP worthy.

Topestbilly:


U people don't disappoint me na, hav been asking about the yoruba name of dis fruit pomegranate

Ask Google and stop disturbing us with your irrelevant question.

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refiner:
Vote me tomorrow ooo

Lemme go and search for my voter's card..
(5 mins later) Seen...Ama vote for you and even snatch the ballot box cos of you.

Ya.... That's what she said....

Movic1:
Dat anambra man dat usually put on orange Ankara with his face printed on it is the worst of all. When it comes to the best,give it to ambode. Agbada with short - sleeved buba /cap. He also look good in suit . I give it to Ambo



My top 5

1 Ambode

2 Ajumobi

3 Amosun

4 Abdul Fatai Ahmed

5 Ayade Benedict

There names starts with A.....Shoutouts to all those whose names starts with A.

PiccoloBrunelli:
Ear infection ko conjuctivitis ni. It's not as if I don't like Buhari oh but....if he was plugged to life support, I'll unplug it and then plug my phone. You know how BlackBerry batteries are. Always in need of a charge. Lol.

Haba, u take style wicked ooo

Ranchhoddas:
Abeg make we hear word!

Which word u wan hear? U wey your ear don already block. Abeg swerve

lifezone247:
no, na haribu cos am cos him be the driver of both vehicles.

There's a Psychiatric hospital over here that are willing to offer free service to people like you.
You need a check-up.