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Richdad50:You need a fine wine for this. I look at men who criticize ladies with stretch marks and fat ladies as if it's a curse. They don't know what's waiting them after child birth .... I love ladies stretch marks, they've got a little tiger in them |
She's missing the dick appointment |
sinaj:You win the internet with just one word ![]() |
Even girls on the front page knows the op bleeped up. Some people believe relationship is a poverty alleviation scheme |
Our soldiers with guns self are running from the North you want to put me there, put the price at 5 million a week, no please |
Ehiscotch:Olamide and wizkid songs shouldn't be played at a wedding. They only talk booty and nonsense. Play those songs you recommend and some Ed Sheeran songs, Marc Anthony I need you can also be played |
hizzyairtel:Reminds me of Captain America civil war, Samuel L Jackson armoured car could not withstand everything and so gave way, no armoured vehicle is completely secured, some the windows are not as solid as the body |
FarahAideed:Not just a cult following, almost every adult today saw Lion King as a child and loved it. You needed to see how it almost brought down American twitter. My friends have been excited about it despite them be papa and mama .But I had some doubts sha. Not everyone wanted a remake, it was fine as it was |
MasterRahl:He might but this should be a lesson to him |
MasterRahl:Reduced by two ![]() |
itsmeurLady:God bless you for this. They're shouting Nigeria is corrupt Nigeria is finished, please help me ask who made up the country please. Did America get there solely on government reliance alone? That's why when I see a Nigerian complaining I never take them serious. Leave them jare. They should continue ass licking the white man and become slaves. America belongs to the white man, Europe belongs to the white man,no matter what you achieve there you'll always become a foreigner. Vladimir Putin just called Africa a grave yard and he's so right. |
pyyxxaro:I was wondering which rock you went under |
YRNs:Bro I've listened to a dozen Hip Hop track from Tupac Shakur to Eminem to Lil Wayne and Big Sean, yes they're Hip Hop and all but even most times their songs tells stories that speaks to my soul bro. Tupac California or shoot em up, Eminem's little soldier, Big Sean's song about being blessed, can't remember the tittle now talked about a lot of things other than money, sex and weed. They talked about life and some of Eminem's song makes me sit down and think what life's about. Don't even mention P Diddy or Jay Z forever young. So don't defend our trashy artists like this joor |
Fadedvoiced:Who have time for their trash. I'm jamming to Imagine Dragons latest album Origins, Jon Belion latest album and Beth Thornton boundaries. Funny enough these songs speaks to one soul, not the trash here we call artist. Burna boy is trying sha. Avicci, John Legend and Sia is bae |
Nigerians really hate themselves. No wonder a foreigner will see this post and play us for a fool not because of what the op posted but because of the comments. And these are supposed to be the leaders of tomorrow |
Tosinayoko:Thank you very much. I called them today after sending a mail and was told to come over Friday. |
JasonScoolari and amaniro you people are mad o ![]() |
Zenzu01:That kind rehearsals ![]() |
Earlier this month I went for an interview and was told I might be contacted. About two days later, can't exactly recall, I received a phone call from the agency in charge of recruitment and was asked some few questions and was later told I will be contacted again. Weeks went by and I didn't receive any phone call nor text like I was before the interview. Note that I got calls up to three times each before and after the interview. Earlier today I got a mail notification from someone else which made me to go through my mail only to discover that a mail was sent asking for invite for documentation. I tried calling but the line was switched off but I still sent a mail apologizing and explaining my predicament. Please house, for those who have had similar experience or who work with recruitment agencies are there any step I have to take about it? Thanks. |
Yuletide25:As in eh. The point are so true. Don't look like mere propaganda to me |
bunmiano tweet segalink on twitter |
Gratefulheart01:You made good point but the people you call wrong are those who did what the supposed good people failed to do. And I'm not just talking yahoo or fraud. There's so many things good people do wrong and the wrong people do right |
tegafej:Word. No wonder our billionaires are recycled garbage. The fact is Nigeria's richest man cannot stand the technicalities of America's 188th richest man. Why won't their companies never evolve when all they do is celebrate big brother contestants and kupe boys. Look at Tesla Motors CEO, that guy is crazy with ideas and you think everything comes from his head? Or that Apple, Google and Facebook grow with just the ideas of their CEOs? No! They employ graduates, interns and all sorts of academic students who bring ideas, and they get richer. Walahai if one finds himself in these Tony and Dangote position is just to live away from these yeyebrities, bring innovative graduates and I swear to God the wealth of Africa combined won't be compared to my bank account. A friend that travelled to the US told me of their drive by banks they have there. You just sit in the car like you're driving through a car park and boom transaction completed. Or the banks there that you just tell a customer care provider what you want and it's done on seconds. They'll be paying graduate 80k and they think they're doing you a favour. Let The Heavens bless us jare
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grayht:I swear I don't know where they pick that one from ![]() |
bugsinbad:Probably because of the excitement the primate showed |
OyinO:I doubt you know Jane Goodall |
Only if Africa had more Jane Goodall. The day this woman dies the animal kingdom will weep for her. |
All I know is this story is not true and it's just a cheap means to trend. A barrister cannot and will never appear in court this way except he's in a case which requires him to appear like that to further deliver his point or something went terrible wrong and he had to appear in court even if it's his corpse there |
London-based Sikh Entrepreneur Reuben Singh earlier this year took to Twitter to share his epic response to a comment by an Englishman who mocked his turban by calling it a ‘bandage’. Singh responded by making a bet for charity with the originator of the comment where he was challenged to match the colour of his Turbans to his cars for an entire week. Mr Singh responded in style, matching the colour of his turbans to his fleet of Rolls Royces for the entire week of the challenge. Images of Mr Singh’s response to the challenge set for the bet went viral on various social networking sites including Twitter and over the year have become a matter of pride for the Indian community across the world with many hailing his epic response to turban challenge. Reuben Singh was once called the British Bill Gates and today is the CEO of AlldayPA, a British contact centre company that he founded in 2005. He is also the CEO of Isher Capital, a boutique private equity firm. However, Mr Singh’s journey to his current levels has been a topsy-turvy one. Singh started Miss Attitude when he was just 17 and it became a popular fashion chain in the Uk during the 1990s. Unfortunately, the debt-ridden nature of his business empire forced him to sell off Miss Attitude for what is believed to be just £1 (Rs 94.56 in today’s money). Singh then started AlldayPA in 2005, but he was forced out from his company after being declared bankrupt in the year 2007. Once out of bankruptcy a year later, Reuben Singh built himself back up and took back control of AllDayPA and was appointed CEO of the Call Answering Service company in 2015. The company now employs 500 people. While his story is indeed a topsy-turvy one, Mr Singh’s return to the top of the pile has been nothing short of impressive. The rise from ashes once again also helped him give an answer to a racist quip regarding his turban with unmatchable style and ensured that a charity gained some extra help to carry out its tasks. The Rollers showcased by Mr Singh in his Challenge range from the Ghost Series II to the Phantom VII Drophead. Source :https://www.cartoq.com/rolls-royce-ultra-rich-sardar/amp/
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London-based Sikh Entrepreneur Reuben Singh earlier this year took to Twitter to share his epic response to a comment by an Englishman who mocked his turban by calling it a ‘bandage’. Singh responded by making a bet for charity with the originator of the comment where he was challenged to match the colour of his Turbans to his cars for an entire week. Mr Singh responded in style, matching the colour of his turbans to his fleet of Rolls Royces for the entire week of the challenge. Images of Mr Singh’s response to the challenge set for the bet went viral on various social networking sites including Twitter and over the year have become a matter of pride for the Indian community across the world with many hailing his epic response to turban challenge. Reuben Singh was once called the British Bill Gates and today is the CEO of AlldayPA, a British contact centre company that he founded in 2005. He is also the CEO of Isher Capital, a boutique private equity firm. However, Mr Singh’s journey to his current levels has been a topsy-turvy one. Singh started Miss Attitude when he was just 17 and it became a popular fashion chain in the Uk during the 1990s. Unfortunately, the debt-ridden nature of his business empire forced him to sell off Miss Attitude for what is believed to be just £1 (Rs 94.56 in today’s money). Singh then started AlldayPA in 2005, but he was forced out from his company after being declared bankrupt in the year 2007. Once out of bankruptcy a year later, Reuben Singh built himself back up and took back control of AllDayPA and was appointed CEO of the Call Answering Service company in 2015. The company now employs 500 people. While his story is indeed a topsy-turvy one, Mr Singh’s return to the top of the pile has been nothing short of impressive. The rise from ashes once again also helped him give an answer to a racist quip regarding his turban with unmatchable style and ensured that a charity gained some extra help to carry out its tasks. The Rollers showcased by Mr Singh in his Challenge range from the Ghost Series II to the Phantom VII Drophead.
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generationz:Read what I said again madam. I won't trade insults here but did you see when I said a friend and some people I know got contract from those places? Save your sermon for Sunday |
generationz:I know a Christian brother who got a big time oil job in a club despite no connection. So keep your religious fanatics to yourself |
.... I love ladies stretch marks, they've got a little tiger in them
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