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ishilove is present who are you? SirMichael1: |
yet Too see the Great IGBENEDION dont mean to Demarket my Alumni but this is one of the few things they deserve recognition for Sorting is a nigerian thingy students want it, sleazy lectures love it edited + we made it sef |
[quote author= post=94408138].....and what did you and your friend discuss about all of us @[b][/b]? Share, if you don't mind. Cheers! [/quote]u guys are the big guys on Nigeria's largest Internet community |
thesolutions:How Old is Nairaland... older than Microsoft? |
righteousness89 Ilegend crackhaus efeski make una no vex add yours to I no dey fight |
I was having a conversation with a mate after discovering he is a romance section Nairalander I realised that are some Monickers Both of us both knew in COMMON no particular order as regards to how famous they were I decided to recall the famous nairalanders that we mentioned 1. salowmir: I truly admire the man behind this moniker, he's like the stiffler Figure in the American pie 2. ishilove: this sweetheart has brass balls. If 2 PAC were a lady ishi would be shakur in the flesh 3. mannabbqgrill: Buhari's lost son 4. . Amanikpe' Brutally honest, definitely a unique thinker 5. lalasticala (Mr snake) 6. oga whose name we must not mention. |
[Hotspur Lane] José Mourinho to Sky on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer goalpost comments: "I don’t think he will concern himself with the size of the goal but the size of the penalty box? He will not play with an 18 yard box, only 22 yards.." https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/j0qkpw/hotspur_lane_josé_mourinho_to_sky_on_ole_gunnar/
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The story of Blanche Monnier (1 March 1849 – 13 October 1913), often known in France as la Séquestrée de Poitiers (roughly translated, "The Confined Woman of Poitiers" .She was a woman from Poitiers, Vienne, France, who was secretly kept locked in a small room by her aristocratic mother for 25 years. She was eventually found by police, then middle-aged and in an emaciated and filthy condition; according to officials, Monnier had not seen any sunlight for her entire captivity. Monnier was a French socialite from a well-respected, bourgeoisie family in Poitiers of old noble origins. She was renowned for her physical beauty, and attracted many potential suitors for marriage. In 1874, at the age of 25, she wanted to marry an older lawyer who was not to her mother Louise's liking; she argued that her daughter could not marry a "penniless lawyer". Her disapproving mother, angered by her daughter's defiance, locked her in a tiny, dark room in the attic of their home, where she kept her secluded for 25 years. Louise Monnier and her brother Marcel continued on with their daily lives, pretending to mourn Blanche's death. None of her friends knew where she was, and the lawyer she wished to marry unexpectedly died in 1885. On 23 May 1901, the "Paris Attorney General" received an anonymous letter – the author of which is still unknown – that revealed the incarceration: "Monsieur Attorney General. I have the honor to inform you of an exceptionally serious occurrence. I speak of a spinster who is locked up in Madame Monnier's house, half-starved and living on a putrid litter for the past twenty-five years – in a word, in her own filth". This letter is suspected to be from one of the servants who worked in the mansion. Monnier was rescued by police from appalling conditions, covered in old food and feces, with bugs all around the bed and floor, weighing barely 25 kilograms (55 lb). One policeman described the state of Monnier and her bed thus: "The unfortunate woman was lying completely naked on a rotten straw mattress. All around her was formed a sort of crust made from excrement, fragments of meat, vegetables, fish, and rotten bread... We also saw oyster shells, and bugs running across Mademoiselle Monnier's bed. The air was so unbreathable, the odor given off by the room was so rank, that it was impossible for us to stay any longer to proceed with our investigation". Her mother was arrested, became ill shortly afterwards, and died 15 days later after seeing an angry mob gather in front of her house. She died of a heart attack. Her brother Marcel Monnier appeared in court, and was initially convicted, but later was acquitted on appeal; Marcel Monnier was deemed mentally incapacitated, and although the judges criticized his choices, they found that a "duty to rescue" did not exist in the penal code at that time with sufficient rule to convict him. After she was released from the room, Monnier continued to suffer from mental health problems. She was diagnosed with various disorders, including anorexia nervosa, schizophrenia, exhibitionism, and coprophilia. This soon led to her admission to a psychiatric hospital in Blois, France, where she eventually died in 1913 in apparent obscurity.
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Kobicove:put a face to the voice |
esmarcq:awon Nairaland arm chair Forensics WEH Done |
Man behind bars
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Car
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Rose lady
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Thee is absolutely no doubt in my mind that Nigeria is a country that filled with so many Talented Nigerians. the story of of how this young man this young man uses a simple phone camera to capture simple shots and then transforming it into mouthwatering photos is simply unbelievable Apparently the young maestro has being plying his trade by using a simple phone camera to create extraordinary pictures with specials effects requires creativity and insight that is quite unusual and worthy of accolades. Here are some of the projects that the young photographer has done that we are sure you will find very revealing is all phone capturing: 1- playing cards
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Could this be for Reals
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no waste ur time, Opera no dey count ur these clicks |
Some people geh mind... After all the torture this is what she does... Thats a picture of Ozo by her bedside btw True love or script?
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akezn:usually u can judge from the form... if it's beads most likely diabolical if it's chain ure good |
mbahdi:Na by force to answer them |
Na wok i dey do like so... ow bout u young man? paulolee: |
.The comic representation of the housemates by the young lady has spurned lots of reaction online as several people shared their thoughts, while some had a good laugh. see for yourself. One can only wonder what might have inspired such an action from the young lady as well as the courage to post it on Facebook, knowing fully well that several fans of big brother housemates might come for her. nevertheless the cartoon drawings may serve as a comic relief to many big brother fans. Do you see any resemblance between the cartoon drawings and the big brother housemates? share your thoughts in the comments section.
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There has being lots of Mixed reactions as a Big Brother Naija fan decided to make a cartoon representation of several Big Brother Naija lock-down housemates and share it online. The fan who is identified as 'April' made a sketch depicting some big brother contestants and posted it on popular social media platform Facebook, and it has since generated lots of reactions because of the comic resemblance her cartoon characters share with the big brother housemates. Have a look for yourself:
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bros they are so similar, if you play the sport you woud know.... playing tennis is not just hitting the ball it requires the right strokes* there are some thrusts that are so vital that tennis players can only result to Moanings to staying in the game.. and most importantly is naturaly played between two people nevertheless you can engage in a party, or even quadriple i know tell u shalumzy: |
bros bravo for piecing this together, i want to tell u doh that things may not always appear as they seem, u see lawn tennis is a very emotional sport... it is almost as compelling as sex... that being said, the passion in tennis is 50 percent mental and 50 percent skill and talent. if u think djokovic outburst was bad wait till you watch any of serena's tauntrum. tennis is not a sport where one person dominates for years unchalenged. even KING FEDERER can be beaten... its as much a mind game as well as fitness |
femi4:BROS u have spoken the mind of millions of nigerians |
Factfinder1:ive read it ... but the visuals are quite contrasting beret wearing hoodlums carrying out a robbery whats the lesson in that jo? |
mamaafrik:walahi, they said she was praying for all the housemates, now we know |
This Nengi nah Street Aswerugahd |
mamaafrik:i AM taking a wild guess, Mrs Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti, fela's mum and human rights activist |
ashybabs:The most alarming theme in th music video was that several scenes in the video depicted the coordination of a gang robbery on a bullion van. other people raise concerns regarding the flouting of gang signs colors and regalia... what do you think is this video too sensitive for public view Share your thoughts
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[/quote]u guys are the big guys on Nigeria's largest Internet community
?,oluwaaaa,relule,oya aduraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa,that may have been Laycon mum pastor Prayer point on the iragbiji Mountain ,Fear Yoruba mums who can pray for their pikin,how i take knoww........you wan ask me,look atew