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gboss4sure: People always say, “IGBOs too like money.” IGBOs too like money?
Farouk Lawan na Igbo?
Femi otedola na Igbo?
Ibori na Igbo?
Patricia Ette na Igbo?
Dimeji bankole na Igbo?
Hembe na Igbo?
Nonsense!
Abeg, spare me the shit. (Umu igbo na agba mbo) Igbos dey work hard for their money!....make una follow me reason ooh.=))
I G Boss na agbasi mbo ike!:p( I dey hustle for my money)

Guy, make u no provoke me o!
She no complain wen they say yoruba women too dirty, abi Edo lady provoke when they talk sey e be ashawo, abi Calabar woman complain when dey talk sey e sabi nak wella....
See, there is iota of truth in this....every tribe with her distinction, even though she shares other tribes attributes!
Its a general observation, and to be candid, I cant live in a place where Igbo man no dey!
U sef no like money ni?

[quote author=bashy_demy]1. You can't count your hair
2. You can't wash your eyes with soap
3. You can't breathe when your tongue is out.
Please put your tongue inside and STOP acting like a dog?. I knew you were going to do that. Enjoy[/quote]U dey craze o...na ur uncle u dey take dey joke abi....see my tongue for out dey breath like slowpoke!

DJ Humility.....still wanna properly hear d guy play!

FunkyMiley: I've been dating my guy 4 lyk 6months now, and we haven't had sex. D problem is dat my bf rily wants to hv sex but i'm scared because i heard dat most guys prefer marrying virgins.

Follow ur heart o jare!
Some of us sef no no wetin we want!
But to a sister, I will say maintain it....But u r too hot for your guy not to have an erect.us!
Dont blush o!

[quote author=Brand_new]According to TMZ, the said girl's family were getting ready to say goodbye to her until Adele's voice came to the rescue.
TMZ reports that Leila Neve was getting ready to say goodbye to her comatose daughter Charlotte when Adele's hit song "Rolling in the Deep" came on the radio, and the seven-year-old suddenly began smiling.

Charlotte suffered a hemorrhage in mid-April, and had been in a coma since. Doctors managed to prolong her life with surgery, but did not expect her to survive much longer. After a series of strokes reduced Charlotte's chances of survival even further, her family was advised to prepare for the worst.

Ms. Neve had just climbed into Charlotte's hospital bed for a final cuddle when the radio started playing Adele's "Rolling in the Deep." The two would often sing the song together, so Ms. Neve did just that.

"Charlotte started smiling and I couldn't believe it," she said. "It was the first time she had reacted to anything since the hemorrhage. The nurses were astounded and told me to keep singing, and she smiled again."

Two days later, Charlotte was speaking; two months later, she was back in school.

"Charlotte has been brilliant," her mother says. "She is so determined and brave. The doctors have stopped telling us what she should be able to do - because she has amazed them so much."
Can you believe that?[/quote]What a coincidence!

I think I read this months back somewhere!
IBB!
What a confession...too precise!

Crew this crew that....make una watch out for my crew!
Ijebabe...Im still suspecting u.
Dont ask me question!

Idowuogbo: Bring back ur brurere! On shele Leko mehn......

Na only u fit carry me enter Lag o!
LOL!
But seriously!

Tashamania: Not Really. I was

eyesdropping

Ma ki ika bo e loju!
Howz ur day?
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gulfer: Abi na another case of cosmetic surgery gone awry?

LOL!
Stella's?

Keep ur tabs on!

Is.......?
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