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[quote author=DebbieBianca post=87845129]Here is a video showing the moment passengers were seen jumping down from a bus in Ghana after discovering a Chinese onboard. Amid Fear Of COVID-19, Watch The Video Below, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGTH3crCv14 so funny |
Chai Chike Melvin Ijeh one of the victims may your gentle soul rest in peace.
UNIBEN salutes you |
Jesus this is my friend Chike,he finished from Uniben ,banking and finance,Why na!!!! God why does the good die young? RIP Chike Melvin Ijeh |
Hardlife:I was once in your shoes.It isn't that easy to stop virtual especially if addicted.The easiest way to stop it is whenever you have some money and your mind pushes you to play, make sure you only go with a little amount of money say 500,so that you can satisfy that urge, N. b Dont go with much money, you will lose it all. Gradually reduce the amount you take to the shop, I promise you if you try this for a month to two, the addiction will surely stop |
Sexytemi:kids on nairaland |
AreaFada2:thanks for that correction man |
19 YEAR OLD SUPER EAGLES GOALKEEPER CELEBRATES SON'S 17TH BIRTHDAY... Nigeria’s goalkeeper Francis Uzoho who is 19 years of age is celebrating his second son’s 17th birthday today, according to his Facebook post. In a Facebook post that was immediately deleted, Francis showered words of praises on his son Michael. He posted: “Wow my second son Michael is 17 today. I seek for God’s blessings for him. Daddy loves you boy”. The goalkeeper, who might have forgotten that he is 19 years old and could not have a second son who is 17, immediately deleted the post. Social Media users are still pouring in their birthday wishes and wishing Michael that his age doesn’t become static at 19 but grows beyond. I wish to join the rest of the world to wish his son a happy birthday too.
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That's my alma mater... proud to be an alumni |
please can you kindly drop a link to the watsapp group |
photos |
here are the photos of the boy. Couldn't upload videos because of network glitches |
This talented young boy produced this truck which works with a remote.He is uneducated and that was what caught my attention.He deserves some accolades.Lets spread this news to help this 15 year old kid |
it's not that easy to get bro. if not I wouldn't have started begging |
please I have been to different sites to make research on the date for JUNIOR WASSCE with no relevant answer.please anyone with useful information should please brief me.Please admin push it to front page as it may assist others in help. |
Self contain to let at Kesiorlu Rumuigbo portharcourt at 180000 naira.With an assurance of free electric power all through the night.Call 08104700785 for more info. |
The guys looks so unhappy...Chai I guess he Is thinking about how much he has spent so far |
The guys looks so unhappy...Chao I guess he I thinking about how much he has spent so far |
Vince77:I thought I was the only on who noticed the shift..who is lying here.I smell foul play |
thats bad but man need to hustle..with or without soot.We will survive |
Just about to step out To praise BABA GOD..PH city rules
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please add me my number is 08104700785 |
The day I mistakenly saw my mum and dad making love in the morning,I was dumbfounded,we were living in a two room apartment then.I received the beating of my life that day,including pepper in my eyes and anus. |
Hugh Hefner, the silk pyjamas-wearing founder of Playboy who helped steer nudity into the American mainstream, died Wednesday, the magazine announced. He was 91 years old. Hefner, who in 1953 founded a trailblazing brand that would help usher in the 20th century’s shifting attitude towards sexuality, died of natural causes in his Beverly Hills home — the famed Playboy Mansion — according to a statement from Playboy Enterprises. The consummate playboy outlived both the sexual revolution he fought for but also some of the famous buxom pin-ups to grace his groundbreaking magazine’s centre-fold. A self-proclaimed master of marketing, Hefner’s skill for self-promotion made it impossible to untangle his image from his empire. “My father lived an exceptional and impactful life as a media and cultural pioneer and a leading voice behind some of the most significant social and cultural movements of our time in advocating free speech, civil rights and sexual freedom,” his son Cooper Hefner, Playboy Enterprise’s chief creative officer, said in a statement. “He defined a lifestyle and ethos that lie at the heart of the Playboy brand, one of the most recognizable and enduring in history.” Hefner married university classmate Mildred Williams in 1949, a union that would last 10 years and produce two children, Christie and David. “I tried the more traditional way of living life, but it really didn’t work for me,” he said. After being struck by fears that he would end up following his parents’ zipped-up lifestyle, Hefner — who had worked in jobs ranging from assistant personnel manager to promotion copywriter at Esquire magazine — decided to take dramatic action and start his own magazine in 1953. “When I saw that skirt lengths were going down instead of up and that, instead of a celebration after World War II, we were getting repression and conservatism, I knew that wasn’t progress,” he said. His brainchild shook up post-war America by being honest about sex and introducing a whole new lifestyle for well-to-do bachelors. Well past retirement age Hefner continued to take an active role in the editorial side of his magazine, choosing covers and Playmates each month. Late into his life he also frequented nightclubs and maintained a bevy of young girlfriends, a lifestyle — along with the occasional dose of Viagra — he credited with keeping him young both in and out of the bedroom. In a 2003 interview with AFP, Hefner said he “would like to be remembered as somebody who had a positive impact on the changing social sexual values of his time.” “And I think that position is pretty well secured.”
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Who else got a mail like this from NBC dragnet test, Dear Emma, Thank you for your interest in the Nigerian Bottling Company Management Trainee Programme. We regret to inform you that we will not progress your application any further on this occasion. We wish you all the best in your future endeavours. Dragnet Solutions Limited. |
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SOMEONE ONCE TOLD ME THAT LOSING MONEY WAS NOT THE PROBLEM I THINK I HAVE. THE WAY MY SUBCONSCIOUS MIND AND BRAIN HAS BEEN REWIRED IS THE BIG PROBLEM. TRUTH BE TOLD, I FEEL RESTLESS WHEN I DONT HAVE MONEY TO PLAY.