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uduak2016:yeah!!! that's because buhari is the dollars (dullard) champion ![]() |
Sijo01: my favourite work of Shakespeare... I just imagined how that Jew's face will look when he was told not to spill a drop of blood |
Sijo01:your signature sounds familiar, similar to an incident which occurred in one of Shakespeare's drama (merchant of Venice) |
I successfully spacebooked a Frontpage thread today... e no easy Modified: Mr don jazzy, does the police officer wants to sign di'ja to ROC nation too? ****sorry I meant NYPD***** Any way I think the phrases "police is your friend" and "bail is free" is the greatest irony any Nigerian has ever invented |
LEG infrastructure for the legally less- privileged |
hmmm |
STFUand4kMeHARD:I'm even surprised to hear a new group named ultimate warrior after the Niger Delta avengers... I was expecting Niger delta black widows or and dead pools |
this is one of the most common cases of child trafficking.. the lad might still be allowed to school but by then he would surely lost some years (trust abuja schls na, if they see say na village he come 4rm they go surely demote am) ![]() the boy guardians no even get business acumen... they send am dey sell apple instead of tomato
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Venice789:..... You are one heartless bi.tch!! |
Justiyke4u:Oovoko!!! Ataba iye!! |
this kind of men are the upcoming widowers of the marriage industries |
OK o... |
AirSultan:you should create comic books or animation... it really befits your style of drawing |
NairaMinted:missy89 what's your say on this? does Obama really wishes to ensure the world is nuclear free, or is this is stunt to hide the truth that his country almost annihilated japan |
all these words are just compilations of long stories... the best defensive simplest against rape is quite simple 1. don't offer any resistance, rather play along and even offer the rapist a MouthAction,.. ![]() THEN BITE THE HELL OUT HIS DI.CK, NB: do not let go of the di.ck even the though the culprit assaults u we die here |
YourFatherYansh:bros u harsh o!!! so u mean say inhalation of burnt crude residues can make akpan's child contact "our oyel" syndrome at birth :') |
Vinshu:I think you should tell your fellow white folks to stop their racism against non-whites before we can reverse our counter-racism schemes ....that's if you are truly a Ukrainian |
seagulsntrawler:are you fuckin.g shitting me ? what knowledge of the bible do you have which makes you think Yahweh wasn't mentioned in the Bible? the name Yahweh (Latin: Iehova) was mentioned in the bible more times than you can comprehend, but Jewish rabbis and spiritual leaders deemed It highly disrespectful to address God by his personal name.. that's why they adopted Lord as a title in addressing Yahweh and this tradition was later adopted by the Christian sect that sprang out of Judaism. for you information, the clause "I am that I am" is what YHWH (the holy tetragrammations pronounced as Yahweh) means in English |
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Appleyard:the same way God turned a blind eye on the house of Israel when the forces of tiglath-pileser III and shalmeneser of assyria obliterated the ten tribes of the northern kingdom of Israel during biblical times, that's exactly how Yahweh shall once again allow Persia (iran) to decimate Israeli for being allies with the sodomy-endorsing United States |
Spaniards always fond of smashing tomatoes on themselves and chasing mad bulls |
In northern Nigeria, precisely in Kaduna State, citizens have declared emergency on tomato. This is due to the recent rise in price of tomato as well as its scarcity in the Nigerian markets. Following the activities of a moth identified as Tomato Leaf Miner on tomato farms, notable tomato forms have ceased production of tomato paste. A moth called the Tomato Leaf Miner, or Tuta Absoluta, has ravaged 80% of tomato farms , said Commissioner of Agriculture Daniel Manzo Maigar. Daniel Manzo calculated a loss of at least 1bn naira ($5.1m; £3.5m). The price of a basket of tomatoes, a staple in Nigerian cooking, has increased from $1.20 less than three months ago to more than $40 today. According to United Nation’s statistics, most of the productions of tomato are done in the northern parts of Nigeria. And so with the situation, an average Nigerian cannot afford to purchase tomato for consumption. A tomato paste manufacturing business in northern Kano state owned by Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, suspended production earlier in the month due to the lack of tomatoes. The scarcity of tomato is another uphill Nigerians are currently to facing really hard to overcome in the past couple of weeks. source: naijapr.com/nigeria-kaduna-state-declares-tomato-emergency/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter |
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johnydon22:and what sort of empirical/scientifically-recognised method of proof, can be used to confirm ones claims to paranormal entities and activities? These sort of issues are not scientific hypotheses, they are likewise not meant to be deciphered by the naked (unguided) eye or should i say "the naked brain" |
[quote author=knightsfalcon post=44317061 ]I once had a neighbour whose father died in the village,her family didn't want to tell her the news on the phone thus they sent a few elders down to Ibadan to inform her,the weird part was from that day her father died he paid her a visit,dinned with her and her family,showered prayers on her,even our neighbours welcomed him warmly,he stayed for good two days.... A few seconds to when the elders were to arrive,he excused himself claiming he was headed to the toilet,when the elders came in and broke the news no one believed, she searched every inch of her house for her father but never saw him again......MYSTERIOUS right? Did a demon or a spirit visit her? That remains a mystery....[/quote]op in wizkid's voice: "make u ask sarassin and euromillion, they go tell u how the thing go!" NB: op don't be curious about things your mind is too feeble to comprehend |
OmoIgala:these pictures of your looks more like a nuclear - family photo. the attires worn in the pictures also does not in any ramification potrays the indigenous fabrics of the igalas (it looks more like TIV or Birom attires). You don't even seem to be versed in the language you are claiming affinity to. You typed "omoigala" instead of "OmaIgala" |
segxes23:sorry for the typographical error i meant; "do you mean Government Secondary School?" thats the name of the only public secondary school at the outskirts of ayetoro towards kabba. |
segxes23:ok! you Government Secondary School? |
segxes23:are you serving at a secondary school? |
APCcrimesHD:you no go leave the guy, e fit be say he don SPILL-OVER or he get third semester after final year |
themmy45:Yoruba (sub-ethnicity: Okun) you can make further research to confirm if u doubt it |
excelkoms:yes it is. there are also villages like Egbeda, Ikorodu. Neighbourhoods like surulere even exists in kabba |


