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Pls op I want to book for this job for my dad before any body send their CV. Pls ur number lets talk on phn

AnnieC:
Hahaha

U too remember the book ryt , go marry or come pay my groom price make I marry U

PrudySara:
he he he.... come and marry me ni

U dey laugh hard Abi , U remember the book , good old days

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Risk transfer
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shezpwiti:
yes I am

Tell me abt ur experience

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ellalina:
me?
Noway

Then what are saying that it has keep Nigerians , maybe U want to start

U are into Mmm also

1. GBERA
This is one of the latest slangs in town. Gbera means move. Conductors often say it to the bus drivers while they are working. But when you are in some areas and this slang is being said with no danfo in view, you should become conscious as thieves who pick pockets use it in signaling to each other.

You may have to hold on to your bags tightly and leave that vicinity as soon as possible.

2. Twale

This slang is used when giving honor to someone. It is a way of showing respect to people in the street. Many guys who live in the streets use this slang to pay respect to those who belong to a hierarchy higher than theirs. When this slang is used, the two hands are raised above the head as a sign of total submission.

3. Fashi or bone

When you hear a Nigerian say ‘bone’, do not think he or she is talking about the skeletal part of an animal or human being. This slang means to let go of something. This is the same as ‘fashi’. When it is being used in arguments, the speaker wants the issue or matter forgotten.

4. Ja

When Nigerians say ‘ja’, it means to escape. They use it when relaying their experiences about a situation where they had to run for their safety. This is different from having to cut a substance like the Yoruba meaning of break.

5. Akata

This is a popular slang in Nigeria as it is being used for whites.

6. Jand

When a Nigeria talks about jand, he is talking about shifting base and leaving the country. Nigerians say ‘jand’ in place of abroad.

7. Chelsea and barca

When Nigerians use this slang, they are referring to the butts and boobs of a woman. It could be misleading as people could think they are talking about football; barca means butts for most Nigerians.

8. Fall hand

Nigerians often use this slang while speaking pidgin. It means to be disappointed.

9. Gbana

Lagosians use gbana when talking about marijuana. There are different slangs used when talking about marijuana; some use ‘eja’ while others use weewee, and skonk.

10. Butty

When Nigerians refer to some people as butty, they mean they are over pampered and spoilt. It is a widely used slang in Nigeria.

11. Cowbell

There is a brand of milk sold in Nigeria that is called cowbell; but when Nigerians talk about cowbell, they are referring to a woman’s breasts. This is usually used when the person’s breasts are very large.

12. Guck

This slang means to fall for a lie or believe something without checking to see if it is true or not.

13. Jambito

This is a slang that is commonly used in universities in Nigeria. It is used when referring to first year undergraduates. They are easy to spot because of their mode of dressing and the lost looks they have plastered on their faces for a while.

14. Aro or yaba left

When this slang is used for a person, the person is being told to go for mental checkup as the person is suspected to be psychologically unwell.

15. Yawa

This is another popular slang used in Nigeria. This slang could mean insult or embarrassment or trouble depending on the context in which it is being used.

U can add ur own

shezpwiti:
I pay tithe from my MMM money.

U are really into mmm?

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Maaamaaa:
@nuelyoyo I'm so grateful for your concern but I'm fine now...

Although I don't mind having friends here.

Thank god U are now ok now

Helivesinme73:
where are you,WhatsApp 07039202727

I can whatapp for now ,my phn is faulty
Can I call U on this same number

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This is a top secret of professionals on solar power .
for sell .
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EXPERT01:
i need a skilled tailor urgently that can cut and sew boxers. call-0813 4820 565

please do U still need and where is your location and what is the wages

Still much available

Sammy •••• das ur doom , run 4 ur lyf

economia:
i can supply you but how sure will you make up with your promises

That will not a problem at all
I just have to get them for my dad shares

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A frnd of mine has finish his secondary sch since 6 years ago and he couldn't get admission to further n the university and later get a job at a good security company. There was an advert to take a career in security and he took the bold step to take the course from Babcock university that affiliate with his company, now he has finish the course both the the certificate and the diploma in security management, now he is thinking on what next to do .

please advice

economia:
MERISTEM

please how can I get them

Maaamaaa:
Thank you everybody for your sincere opinion. I believe I will move on with my child alone.

Please how do I overcome the shame at work because I can't quit now, I need the money.

See this woman ooo
How can U overcome the shame at work ?
That's how U have plan ur destiny frm heaven , let them talk to ur face and gossip don't look there ,U don't know maybe their own will be worst than ur own , and when uu face ur duty at work they can even promote U ahead them, and even the guy can be either forced out of shame to come back yo U and beg .
That girl ur man really love ,U don't know may be later he will see the bad in her and had to come back to U and ur child
But all in all ,make sure U u pray and pray for him also .
Take care and forget every dam ,
Wait sef assuming u don't have a job nko ,
U have a job dear , move on jare

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Guy let talk here I just misplaced my phone
How much is it and what d spec

Na only the new one guys know
Both me too

See some of the things aloe vera plant may be used for below:

1. The health benefits

Aloe vera can be taken for the health benefits that it has. It aids digestion and could also be taken as a source of minerals and vitamins.

This plant has been used for treating various skin ailments as it has a good effect on the skin. It is known for its anti-viral and anti-inflammatory properties.

2. For skin treatment

When aloe vera is to be used for skin treatment, the gel is to be extracted and applied directly on the skin. It serves as a moisturizer for cracked and dry skin.




Stretch marks could also be reduced when this gel is being rubbed on those spots. In addition to doing this, it also helps to clear minor scars.

When there are insect bites, burns, skin rashes, wounds and inflammations, the aloe vera gel can be added to the affected spots.

3. For replenishing the body

Aloe vera can be used for making the aloe juice that can be gotten by squeezing the gel from the leaves and adding vitamin C powder to it.

This can be blended with water to make the juice. When this juice is taken regularly, it helps boost the immune system and revitalize the body.

Diabetic patients can take this juice as it helps produce more insulin while lowering the glucose level. Digestive problems can also be cured when the juice is taking.

4. For healthy growth of hair

Aloe vera can be used for cultivating healthy hair. It is an active ingredient in most hair shampoos and conditioners.

The gel contains vitamins A, B1, B2, B6, B12, C and E that enhance the growth of hair. To get the best of aloe vera for your hair, apply the gel on your hair and work it into your hair. This will prevent hair loss and enhance the healthy growth of hair.