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musicwriter:Some African cultures on a spiritual level have people that serve the gods as a type of servitude, that did not start with osu. Others debts could put you in slavery after repaid your free. Really the biggest is territory disputes among kingdoms and tribes produced servants/ slaves. Usually they assimilate into the community. |
LagosWharf:Is it tougher in the wharf with the new administration? |
soberdrunk:[color=#990000][/color] Hilarious! |
BluntBoy:American movies are so boring to me but I know the A listers and the movies they are in. You should know that voiceover jobs would not be his main bread if his career was on a high note. We need his co-stars to invest in a Art and Cinema Academy to teach us the technology. Telling people how to act while he is staring in the movie na be help my friend. |
novaman:Takes one to know one. |
Observer007:How many awards has he won? He is a great B List Actor but he needs to focus on building his career. Nollywood is an industry that needs plenty help especially in animation and opening up a school that teaches the tech side of Nollywod we need him to invest in the infrastructure or bring investors, him acting in Nollywood movies and teaching others skills should be a fun not a help. |
He should upgrade his dead and decayed career. |
Is her body disinfected? You just eat your food off a person you don't know her HIV status. |
My brother based in US wants to partner with our cousin in sending a container of auto parts to Nigeria. I am worried about: a. Are the ports functioning under Buharis regime? Any ethnic prejudices that delay the container? b. Can they really trust the partner in Nigeria that sent half to give them their part of the profit? He is new to autopart business. c. How do you find a trustworthy clearing agent? d. Is this a good time for importing parts? Thanks in advance for your advise. |
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hammer6F:I wonder how we the youths can continue to allow them to divide us. Propaganda or not nothing is it wrong a promoting our sameness and not always focusing on our differences. That old school primitive way of thinking has gotten us nothing but tear shedding, blood letting and backward progress. The Elites are sharing money, no minding tribe while we fight ourselves. Biko!! Let us use our energy to change the situation at hand. |
[quote author= post=69062534]You are very right with your views also. That is why it is very necessary for we as youths to get our PVC ready and be ready to vote for the right candidate that we believe in, the candidate that will take our nation to greater heights. One whose love for the nation is paramount in his heart. Our strength is in our diversity. We shouldn't allow these corrupt politicians to keep dividing us throigh RELIGION and TRIBALISM. We shouldn't just be online wailing 24/7 but to get ready to vote for whoever our mind vote for. God bless Nigeria.[/quote]Voting is a great start but who are we voting for? PDP APC ?? We need youths that have shown they are dedicated to the community and we have to protect them in a "New Party", not Labor or the tainted bloodlusting occultic current and past people we call leaders. The two riches richest black people in the World are from Nigeria but see our lives..... Our elders have failed us. Voting is just the beginning. We must find new leaders, those that have made contributions to the community, proven their leadership skills and exhibited great moral, values in making decisions. Leaders are only good as the people they lead. If we the people don't change nothing in this country will change. Let us stop pretending that everything is normal. Thosands are dying a month, murdered by Herdsmen, Boko Boys, Kidnappers, Bad Road Accidents, Arm Robbers, Wicked Family Members or Friends, Treatable Disease but no money to pay for care. The list goes on and on.... We come here to fight each other online, we watch BB9ja and vote, we even care more about World Cup than hundreds of people murdered and Papa being kidnapped in Enugu the same day. We care what people think not do. We care how it looks, but don't care about how it really is. Nothing will change until we change... |
[quote author= post=69062278]Awwwwwww, so sweet, what do you hate most?[/quote]I hate most that we are just pretending that we the people don't know our power. I hate that as a collective we only care for ourselves not the community, we don't see the bigger picture. I hate that the youth are slow to ban together and take back our destiny, from these demon possessed, human blood drinking ppolitrikians. I hate that some youths will sell out their future for a handful of naira. They will become zombies, dead brain, sociopaths that only care for themselves. |
[quote author= post=69062230]Obviously, we feel his love for us all. We love him too.......we sane ones tho![/quote]Aww so sweet! What do you love most? |
In his cocainbrain he went on to say.... “ The choice is that of the Igbo nation. What happens in 2019 will determine the future of this country. I appeal to you, please stop listening to the stories that are being peddled. Buhari is an honest man, that cuts the entire African continent. Buhari is not a selfish man. He is not a tribalistic man, he is a man that has a vision for a true Nigeria,As we can see this man means no good not only to Igbos but to all Nigerians suffering from mismanagement, North,South East and West we are one nation in suffering under a non performing administration. APC, A People Clowning. Laughing and joking at the lives of Nigerians. |
The Mad Man Governor went on to say.... He made this known during the the South-East APC mega rally tagged South-East APC Rally for Buhari at the Dan Anyiam Stadium Owerri on Tuesday. |
slimfit1:what do you expect them to say, they have done zero completely nothing in 3.5 years except make it harder for us. |
kennygee:am wondering everyday? |
Ufranklin92:they are just demons! ![]() |
umuna:my friend keep believing rubbish.... |
You don't need real voters to win when USA will drop off their rigged voting machines. |
Nonsense APC! You promised after 30 days Boko Harem would be in check, instead Fulani Herdsman were introduced to add to the blood bath massacre. To make yourself look good you have shamelessly started to compare yourself to PDP the people we voted out to bring change. God will punish these heartless politicians playing with our lives! |
Shameless APC has now started comparing deaths. …Says opposition party shading crocodile tears for declaring 7-days mourning ABUJA – FOR daring to declare a seven day mourning over the recent killings of over 86 people in Plateau State, the presidency on Thursday released what may be described as checklist on the number of people killed during the 16-years administration of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, PDP.The Presidency accused the PDP of shading crocodile tears, describing the seven days mourning declared by the party as hypocritical, cheap and infantile politics as well as dancing on the graves of the dead. Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Chief Femi Adesina in a statement titled, “Plateau and the PDP Crocodile Tears”, however, stated that those who take pleasure in twisting statements from the Presidency may claim that he was saying that many more people were killed under PDP than under President Muhammadu Buhari, adding that saying so would be unconscionable. He statement read: “The sad and unfortunate killings in Plateau State over the weekend have been turned to opportunity to once again play irresponsible politics, particularly by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), which says it is declaring seven days of mourning. “These are dolorous times that call for deep introspection on how cheap human lives have become, and the proffering of actionable ideas on how to get out of the bind. But the PDP would rather dance on the graves of the dead, playing cheap, infantile politics. “The comatose and prostrate party is declaring seven days of mourning, during which flags in its offices would be flown at half mast nationwide. But unknown to the party, those flags had been forcefully lowered since its 2015 loss at the polls, and may remain so for a long time to come, because Nigerians are politically discerning, and cannot be hoodwinked by cheap antics. “A quick checklist of some savage and brutal killings in Nigeria during PDP rule, between 1999 and 2015, for which no national mourning was declared: “November 20, 1999. Odi, in Bayelsa State, was invaded on orders of a PDP President. About 2,500 people killed. No national mourning. Between February and May, 2000, about 5,000 people were killed during riots over Sharia law in different parts of the North. No national mourning. “In 2001, hundreds of people, including the old, infirm, women and children were killed in Zaki Biam. No crocodile tears. Between September 7-12, 2001, Jos, Plateau State, erupted in internecine killings. Between 500 and 1,000 people were killed. Flags were not flown at half mast. “In February, 2004, at least 975 people were killed in Yelwa-Shendam, Plateau State. No mourning by the then ruling PDP. Between November 28 and 29, 2008, Jos was in flames again, with 381 deaths.” He noted that within these periods of the reign of the PDP when the killings were carried out, there was “No mourning.” Read more at https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/06/plateau-massacre-presidency-releases-checklist-killings-pdp/ cc: lalasticlala |
Forever young Auntie Bi |
roarik:fake belt |
That clown makeup is disgusting makes her look 40 years old. Black lined lips ![]() |
ibkayee:are you sure? |
Angela is a baby mama and you never heard her say something negative about her babies daddy. So she is practicing what she preach. |
Olalan:So you never read they was together 6 years before he got famous,? |
enemmo:Exactly they are not use to talent only computerized voice is sounding like music to them. |
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