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Kiss daniel for shizzy

Wetin dah woman won pick for d paper

C - gogongo, nice o.. buh omor, boxing make sense o, choi, see gap

See Big Boy

Rozay

Werey lafin wo werey

Choi ... buh, me go still kiss her anyday anytime o

Ehya

I doubt if we'd ever had a Nigerian play for madrid before. Good dev., u re welcome

Dorrobucci:
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No APC member should be given more than 6 cups of rice.

If you vex make you no collect.

this bros no dey go church/mosque at all oo.. if apc members swear for you ehn

Good for them.. make dem start to dey sell koko na

Hmmn, life

sho ! FTC ehehehe, make I dance shoki small ...
No be small thing o, after all this years.. This week go helele be that

How could u guys forget 'God bless u'!!!!! ... I be muslim oo but I can tell if a man/woman is a minister once he utters God bless u as his/her first greeting

ejanla funrara e



I smell FP, make I jes dey sip my zobo first

Who be that mumu for that third pix wey follow akon wave hand, who sabi am?? *plus Sir akon, pls include ibadan for obodo naija hia

Yeparipa ... see bobbbyy

Sir, sandpaper might just do the work better and faster u know

A 33-year old Brazilian man is making international headlines after playing The Beatles’s 'Yesterday' on the guitar while having brain surgery.

The man, Anthony Kulkamp Dias was kept conscious during his operation to remove a tumour and played the British classic for the surgery team.

He also played 'Emanuel', a song he wrote for his newborn son, as well as Brazilian country songs.

Speaking on the feat, Kulkamp said “the doctors asked me to repeat one of the country songs so I even had an encore"

Reports Kulkamp, who played guitar professionally for 20 years, discovered the tumour 15 days after his son was born a few months ago, adding that he could not even say the name of his car and was stammering as a result.

Telegraph reports that Kulkamp underwent surgery while conscious, and played a guitar balanced on his stomach.

Said Kulkamp,

“I played six songs at certain times,” he said. “My right hand was a bit weaker because that was the side that they were operating on. So I stopped and rested. I was interspersing songs and talking with them.”

The pioneering surgery allowed doctors to safely map the patient’s brain while awake to avoid injury that could compromise important brain functions.

Speaking on why Kulkamp was kept awake for the surgery, Dr Jean Abreu Machado, clinical director, said:

 “By keeping the patient awake during surgery, these areas can be monitored in real time. A kind of mapping of important areas can be done. It really is a great challenge for the whole surgery team, including the anaesthetist.”

He added that the brain tissue does not have pain sensors but the skin and other structures do

A 33-year old Brazilian man is making international headlines after playing The Beatles’s 'Yesterday' on the guitar while having brain surgery.

The man, Anthony Kulkamp Dias was kept conscious during his operation to remove a tumour and played the British classic for the surgery team.

He also played 'Emanuel', a song he wrote for his newborn son, as well as Brazilian country songs.

Speaking on the feat, Kulkamp said “the doctors asked me to repeat one of the country songs so I even had an encore"

Reports Kulkamp, who played guitar professionally for 20 years, discovered the tumour 15 days after his son was born a few months ago, adding that he could not even say the name of his car and was stammering as a result.

Telegraph reports that Kulkamp underwent surgery while conscious, and played a guitar balanced on his stomach.

Said Kulkamp,

“I played six songs at certain times,” he said. “My right hand was a bit weaker because that was the side that they were operating on. So I stopped and rested. I was interspersing songs and talking with them.”

The pioneering surgery allowed doctors to safely map the patient’s brain while awake to avoid injury that could compromise important brain functions.

Speaking on why Kulkamp was kept awake for the surgery, Dr Jean Abreu Machado, clinical director, said:

 “By keeping the patient awake during surgery, these areas can be monitored in real time. A kind of mapping of important areas can be done. It really is a great challenge for the whole surgery team, including the anaesthetist.”

He added that the brain tissue does not have pain sensors but the skin and other structures do

Keep repping naija all the way, boys

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This guy don fall in love o.. e won sharply grab hin opportunity .. president's in-law

This guy don fall in love o.. e won sharply grab hin opportunity .. presidents in-law

patrick my Role model.. am fufucally egusilicious

Igbo ku enu

Wonders they say shall never end, I tire for this oyinbo people o.. sho!!!

86-year-old grand mother, Lizzy Oliver, has shown that age is nothing but mere number and one can still achieve any objective at any age.

The retired high school cook has taken full advantage of the pole dancing lessons offered at her senior’s residence and has started a new career as an erotic stripper.

Oliver who has seven children and 24 grand children, said she does not feel old at all as her sex drive is still very strong.

"I feel more beautiful than ever. I was married for 54 years, had 7 kids, I’m even 24 times a grandmother. But now, I regained my body and my life after I got these buttocks shots.

My sex drive is stronger than ever and I’m living in the present moment, it’s awesome. I’m on tour across the country, I dance in many clubs, meet tons of new people… I feel like a star!"

Oliver says she is now famous in the entertainment industry and has had numerous offers from the porn industry and some randy men who would love to get in the shack with her.

"At the moment, I must admit that if I haven’t done it yet, it’s mostly a question of scenario. I want something out of the ordinary, like with dwarfs or sumo wrestlers or something like that… I’m an 86-year-old porn star, not quite ordinary myself. I want people to remember me
Source - pulse

Ehya, see dem boys .. see patoranking's rat killer swagg


Am sure this would hit front page soon

Wetin dis one won sing for dia , kolomental abi which one? ..

That middle own make sense small o

Thunder fire you, oloshi

Nawa o, dis life sha