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[quote author=deejay_harry1]THE PREMONITION... OR FINAL DESTINATION


IF NA DAT FILM NW, DEATH WOULD START HUNTING, FOR THOSE SURVIVORS, ONE BY ONE...[/quote]It will surely come to pass!

The film get 1&2

[quote author=real-teflon]Ehix, my candid advice which I believe I speak for so many unemployed male and female here and out there. Forget about registration. Concentrate more on mobilising more underemployed and unemployed to meet for again for a list of way forward and the following week announce a mass protest in at least five states of the country and see d massive turn out of people. That is what we all need so our voice could be heard. You and I won't be unemployed forever so don't be keen on registration

The Niger Delta militant made their voice heard by bombing oil and gas facilities & kidnapping foreign expatriate, what did govt do when they saw their voice became loudest? The govt responded. Also boko boys started, what did he govt do? They offer them so called amnesty which they rejected and same govt even went all the way to set up a committee because why again? Their voice also became loudest.

Now am not saying underemployed and unemployed graduate destroy oil facility or kill like boko boy for our voice to be heard the loudest, no, we are all far to educated for that. We have the greatest weapon which they dont have, which is a CONTINUED mass protest with good diplomacy till the unemployed graduate hold the country to a whole stand still.

It is you and I right to be employed or benefit something from the system of governance because you and I surrendered our sovereignty to be ruled by those in govt. If the govt of their days hadn't provided jobs and enabling environment for them they all won't be where they all are today.

Ehix these is what all graduate unemployed and underemployed need. We are all ready for a protest. The time is NOW[/quote]U said it all brother.
Holding the Country to a stand still for days if possible, thereby affecting productivity just as OCCUPY agsinst fuel subsidy!

We need mass protest to voice out our displeasures with practical and personal testimonies!

Following....mine coming up very soon!

Nice job brother.

The thread is moving to the FP, pls let's keep it clean and tidy.

Onila, pls remove that ugly pix of urs!

FP threads viewers wouldnt like that.

prof800: Wehcome...goodies plenty die!

Goodies bags plenty, and here is the selling point.

Register marked, present!

[quote author=na2day!]All the witches in my father's compound must release my blessings and die [/quote]We are from the same church I gez......"Crushing the powers against our shining"

My wonderful girlfriend and I
had been dating 4 over a year
and so we decided to get
married.

There was only one
little thing bothering me...It
was her beautiful younger sister. My
prospective 21 year
old sister-in-law, always wore
very tight miniskirts, and often
times was bra-less. She would
regularly bend down when she
was near me,and I always got more
than a nice view.

One day her little sister called and asked me to come over to check the
wedding invitations. She was
alone when I arrived,and she
whispered to me that she had feelings
and desires for me that
she couldn't overcome. She told
me that she wanted me just
once b4 I get married and
commit my life to her sister.
Well, I was in total shock, and couldn't
say a word. She said, "I'm going upstairs to my room,
and if u want one last wild
fling, just come up and get me".

I was stunned and frozen in
shock as I watched her go upstairs. I
stood there for a
moment, then turned and
headed straight to the front
door. I opened the door, and
headed straight towards my
car. Behold, my future family were
standing outside, all
clapping!. With tears in his
eyes, my father-in-law hugged
me and said "We are very
happy that you have passed our
little test. We couldn't ask for a better
man for our daughter
Welcome to the family!".

I smiled and heaved a sigh of
relief because I was actually
heading to my car to get my
condoms ...NA GOD SAVE ME O!


Got from a friend on the social media.

Caracta: I suffered today mehn. It was thanksgiving service and i was dancing so hard. At a point, i had to pull off my shoes and rock the dance floor. The man beside me just gave me one kain embarrassing look and said, "Hey miss, can you pls...you know...calm down a bit?" I ignored him sha and moved to the other corner.

It is either that man is not born again, or u were tempting him with ur bakassi peninusla!

Happy Sunday!

[quote author=Maria-Goretti]holla..missed ya.

Where them boys @?
Ayobase, Caseless, erm? I don forget them o.[/quote]See me here my MG.
I have been engaged for a while now.
Happy Sunday!

speedyboi: Lmao @ Barman.

Okay...it's official! This room is booring me.

Lemme call spices and Maggie to add themselves.

Ayobase! Abeg come show face!
Idowuogbo....oya come na

Whoelse never show face sef??

I don show o...whats happening here?

any edible and potable goodies?

Larryfrank: It seems you are new to blogger @ ayobase

started long time ago though, but abandoned for some yrs before picking it up again.

Any form of training?

taharqa: Didn't TCN employ 522 young Engineers at a go last month or So?? Where were you then, Bros?... Mk sure u are alert o when d new Private owners start employing in d thousands

and can u tell me the fate of the newly employed ones?

is that the sort of employment u do crave for?

speedyboi: Ayobase...You know Maitama was underdeveloped at that time. Oshodi is a developed area... Is it ghetto or middleclass area again? .
Which ever it is....It can't change. cos It's a developed area. My Opinion

Oshodi aint that a ghetto.....believe me, they will make money there. Oshodi is more than what outsiders think of it!

Shegman22: #‎tributetoMIC 1 when i tell my driver that Tunji Okusanya of MIC is dead, I envision he will say, 'ah! man daada to ma'n fun mi l'owo yen!'

#tributetoMIC 2 (dat generous man!) I walked into his office to invite him 2 Season2 of our show in 2010. We had never met but he hugged me.

#tributetoMIC 3 He told me how he loved our show and how I would go far up the ladder of Success. I discovered that he liked to laugh a lot.

#tributetoMIC 4 on the day of recording, he came to time and when we were done, he shared money around like a politician going to the polls.

#tributetoMIC 5 and so we would become 'friends'. More like Egbon (elder sibling) and aburo (younger sibling).

#tributetoMIC 6 when my father died 2years later and we reeled in pain and confusion, his boys were there in 30mins with MIC's best hearse.

#tributetoMIC 7 without a mention of money, they took my dad to the best morgue around and immediately started making plans for the burial.

#tributetoMIC 8 in his office, he gave me my pick of the best coffins and asked me to bring any amount of money I wished

#tributetoMIC 9 'I could do it for free', he said, 'but I don't want you to bury your father in a coffin that costs you nothing'.

#tributetoMIC 10 on burial day, he personally carried my father's body all the way to our village, Ajaawa, in Oyo State. He spent the night.

#tributetoMIC 11 next morning, he danced in front of the coffin to and from the church and personally laid my dad to rest.

#tributetoMIC 12 he also stayed for the party after, 'spraying' money on us all as we all danced to Shina Peters, trying to bury our sorrow

#tributetoMIC 13 when I returned to thank him in his Lagos office, he was wearing a beautiful pair of slippers. Black and obviously costly

#tributetoMIC 14 'I like your slippers Uncle', I said. He immediately removed them and insisted I must take them there and then!

#tributetoMIC 15 I protested long but he wouldn't budge. If you see me wearing a pair of Italian leather slippers, them are the ones.

#tributetoMIC 16 He explained to me how life was just fleeting and how we should try our best to avoid unhealthy attachment(s) to anything.

#tributetoMIC 17 you see, having buried so many, rich and poor alike, he had a view to life dat was uncommon & probably wholesome in health.

#tributetoMIC 18 he also agreed to come on our show for the 2nd time setting a record as the only Special Guest to have had that honor

#tributetoMIC 19 when it was time to get married, he danced behind me on the engagement day, wearing my colors and yes, sharing money. Again

#tributetoMIC 20 Not minding age, he threw himself prostrate beside me and my friends as we 'begged' for my wife in d tradition of the land.

#tributetoMIC 21 He would call me up every now and again, always chuckling. 'Iyawo mi nko', he would ask? (how is my wife?)

#tributetoMIC 22 He was in d habit of saying to my family, 'I love you guys'. I am not sure I ever said d same to him even though I felt it.

#tributetoMIC 23 and so I woke this rainy day as even the skies mourned and shed tears thinking 'surely if good deeds meant anything...

#tributetoMIC 24 'surely if good deeds mean anything, this was a man who did not deserve to go thus. Surely not in this manner?'

#tributetoMIC 25 But what do I know? I am just another traveller on this parched tract. Your work and Legacy live after you Uncle Tunji.

#tributetoMIC 26 I love and will miss you. In the words of the yoruba people, 'O ye Olorun bi ko ye Eniyan'. (God understands all mystery)

Very touching lines there Teju.
Tears almost dropped!

My heart skipped when a friend told me that the father and son died in that plane crash.

Hmmmm, RIp Sirs!

And back then, Okonjo Iweala was jumping up and down like she is gonna crucify those involved....RUBBISH!

We can all see how useless our leaders are.....we need to be in the spirit of the Asian youths to deal with this government!

They just died for nothing....just one of those things like Boko Haram cultists.

How will the government capture Boko Haram they can't even see as purported, when those ALUUing in the broad day light can't be brought to justice.

I refuse to weep for these fools, but for my fellow Nigerians that have been bewitched!

Baba Ese: Shola Allyson

In the 80s. What a vision, even when Abuja was yet to see the light of the day!

It means that Hotels of this kind shouldn't be limited to exotic environments like VI. Building a majestic hotel in Oshodi as Berem purported aint a bad idea.

Build them first, and u see people trooping in, thus "tushing" the area.

PATHETIC!
On someone's burial day!
Olusegun Agagu......You no Segun at all o!

I will go for ANY government job, but can't for private jobs......Selection in view!

Genuine repentance is all what God wants.
You are forgiven....God aint man with resentful heart!

call on Jarus to help out.
but u need to make 1st class if at all.

There is no point taking outside Nigeria since we have the resources to analyse here now.

royalcode: It is true. I work at LASUTH and emergency vans have brought victims to the surgical emergency unit of the hospital. A lot of them are unconscious at the moment.

and u still dey carry phone dey text.....will u get to work my friend!

we thank God sha......may the deads RIP.

Hiaaaa, na wa o!
What's the cause of this one now!

May the deads RIP.

PAthetic, na only Nigeria dey this world ni?

Hiaaaa!

20 on board, 2 died.

2 or 20 people?

I come dey wonder if na only Nigeria dey this world!

May they RIP.

20 on board, 2 died