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earthquake in congo?!! But no African country lies on the border of earth's tectonic plate... How did a earthquake manage to occur..... I smell foul play here

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This is totally funny














And should hit front page

make d post hit frontpage because u don comment first abi?? Shey dey swear 4 u ni...... Anyway ur charm no go work Dis tym. 4 ur info this thread will b deleted b4 2mao

[quote author=omonnakoda post=36635074][/quote]God Pass u

omonnakoda:
Dino is a supernatural dullard?

calling sum1 a dullard.. While u lack d intelligence to amass supporters 4rm an area even as little as ur neighbourhood

he thinks he is still in the house of reps probably facing bankole...... I just prays he doesn't engage in a wrestling bout with....... Kwnkwaso dis time

this kind of sh*t happens when u're destined to be a house of reps member for eternity

Manuelson:
Whats dat?

your moniker looks familiar to a guy(emmanuelson) i know on a whatsapp group dat goes by the name 9jarotica

Manuelson:
Damn the snake big o

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are u on 9jarotica?!

Rapper Snoop Dogg on Friday as he
prepared to board a private plane
bound for Britain with $422,000
(N84,062,400) in cash in his Louis
Vuitton luggage, said an Italian lawyer
representing the entertainer.
In the European Union, the maximum
amount of undeclared cash one can take
on board a plane is 10,000 euros
(N2,188,441). Snoop Dogg, who has
been touring Europe after releasing the
album “Bush” earlier this year, will have
to pay a fine, said Andrea Parisi, his
lawyer.
“We clarified everything from a legal
point of view. The money came from
concerts he had performed around
Europe. There was no crime; it was just
an administrative infraction,” Parisi told
Reuters on Saturday.
Half of the cash was given back to Snoop
Dogg, whose real name is Calvin
Broadus, while the other half is being
held by Italian authorities until the
amount of the fine is determined, Parisi
said.
Source:www..ng/2015/08/04/photo-snoop-dogg-leaves-italy-with-ghana-must-go-bag-after-trouble-with-authorities/

is dat a hovercraft or some kind of re- modelled skating board!

.......

choi!! See wytin JK Rowling don cause

Nigerian Pidgin is mixture of English and
any tribal mother tongue in Nigeria,
spoken as a lingua franca across Nigeria.It
has nothing to do with creole at all. The
language is commonly referred to as
" Pidgin" or "Brokin". It is distinguished
from other creole languages since most
speakers are not true native speakers,
although many children do learn it at an
early age. It can be spoken as a pidgin, a
creole, or a decreolised acrolect by
different speakers, who may switch
between these forms depending on the
social setting.[3] Variations of Pidgin are
also spoken across West Africa, in
countries such as Sierra Leone, Equatorial
Guinea, Ghana and Cameroon. Pidgin
English, despite its common use
throughout the country, has no official
status.
Variations
Each of the 250 or more ethnic groups in
Nigeria can converse in this language,
though they usually have their own
additional words. For example, the
Yorùbás use the words Ṣe and Abi when
speaking Pidgin. These are often used at
the start or end of an intonated sentence
or question. For example, "You are
coming, right?" becomes Ṣe you dey
come? or You dey come abi? As another
example, the Igbos added the word Nna
also used at the beginning of some
sentences to show camaraderie. For
example, Man, that test was very hard
becomes Nna, that test hard no be small.
Nigerian Pidgin also varies from place to
place. Dialects of Nigerian Pidgin may
include the Warri, Sapele, Benin, Port-
Harcourt, Lagos especially in Ajegunle,
Onitsha varieties.
Nigerian Pidgin is most widely spoken in
the oil rich Niger-Delta where most of its
population speak it as their first language.
[4]
But other people speak pidgin differently
and in their own ways all over Nigeria.
Relationship to other languages
and dialects
Similarity to Caribbean dialects
Nigerian Pidgin, along with the various
pidgin and creole languages of West
Africa share similarities to the various
dialects of English found in the Caribbean.
Some of the returning descendants of
slaves taken to the New World of West
African origin brought back many words
and phrases to West Africa from the
Jamaican Creole (also known as Jamaican
Patois or simply Patois) and the other
creole languages of the West Indies which
are components of Nigerian Pidgin. The
pronunciation and accents often differ a
great deal, mainly due to the extremely
heterogeneous mix of African languages
present in the West Indies, but if written
on paper or spoken slowly, the creole
languages of West Africa are for the most
part mutually intelligible with the creole
languages of the Caribbean. The presence
of repetitious phrases in Jamaican Creole
such as "su-su" (gossip) and "pyaa-
pyaa" (sickly) mirror the presence of such
phrases in West African languages such
as "bam-bam", which means "complete"
in the Yoruba language. Repetitious
phrases are also present in Nigerian
Pidgin, such as, "koro-koro", meaning
"clear vision", "yama-yama", meaning
"disgusting", and "doti-doti", meaning
"garbage". Furthermore, the use of the
words of West African origin in Jamaican
Patois "Una" - Jamaican Patois or "una" -
West African Pidgin (meaning "you
people", a word that comes from the Igbo
word "unu" also meaning "you people"
display some of the interesting similarities
between the English pidgins and creoles
of West Africa and the English pidgins and
creoles of the West Indies, as does the
presence of words and phrases that are
identical in the languages on both sides
of the Atlantic, such as "Me a go tell
dem" (I'm going to tell them) and "make
we" (let us). Use of the word "deh" or
"dey" is found in both Jamaican Patois
and Nigerian Pidgin English, and is used
in place of the English word "is" or "are".
The phrase "We dey foh London" would
be understood by both a speaker of
Patois and a speaker of Nigerian Pidgin to
mean "We are in London" (although the
Jamaican is more likely to say "We dey a
London". Other similarities, such as
"pikin" (Nigerian Pidgin for "child" and
"pikney" (or "pikiny", Jamaican Patois for
"child", akin to the standard-English
pejorative/epithet pickaninny) and
"chook" (Nigerian Pidgin for "poke" or
"stab" which corresponds with the
Jamaican Patois word "jook", further
demonstrate the linguistic relationship source:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigerian_pidgin

HAH:
You bastards son of a prostitute, you are obviously a product of leaked condom to say those thrash at me.

the vulgar words you arew spewing out of your mouth is a true indication of your personality - DAFT!

HAH:
And there was London underground even in the 1890's yet our people don't know how to wash in 1915, no wonder they call us dark continent.

Honestly if not because of white people african will still be wearing leaves and skin as clothe

and i bet that you're still waiting for the white man to come and bestow u with sense.. Because your post is obviously as senseless as you are

that cat must have been sedated by the park rangers

dunkem21:
My sister, you were here when "stealing is not Corruption" trended ..Dia is God o ..Umblella, fellow widows ..how much did Nwobodo stole" ..name them ..



Unfortunately, there's no pressing and important issues on ground to discuss ..Or is there

Truth be told, Buhari is embarrassing our country.

Ehen, I almost forgot ..send am to the promised land.

abi o.. Pressing issues dey na im he neva appoint finance minister....the naaira's value keeps crashing per day

MalcoImX:
OP they're not commenting on your thread. Hope you're not lying?

watch the video and you shall know de truth... Abi u no get MB??

The aftermath of the visit of President
Muhammadu Buhari to the United States
recently would not be forgotten so soon
as the President, while speaking to a
group of Nigerians in Washington D.C,
mistakenly mentioned that the school
girls kidnapped last year in Chibok local
government in Borno state, were
abducted from “ their hotels” instead of
“their hostels”.
While speaking at the United States,
National institute of Peace, Buhari said:
In the face of abduction of innocent
school girls from their hotels,
indiscriminate bombings of civilians in
markets and places of worship, our
forces have remained largely impotent,
because they do not possess the
appropriate weapons and technology
which we could have had.
See video below:-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roltnyO6JTQ
cc: barcanista, ishilove

the dude looks like Dagrin tho RIP

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oismail:
the end of Biafra Radio is coming to an end.

the end is coming to an end?? NawaOO... When will the beginning end?? *Murdering english since independence*

i see hollywood fictions coming to reality......

jesus was a Nazarene Jew By birth but the name christian (christ-like) was coined in antioch, Syria to describe followers of christ after his death