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[quote author=peter post=46357298][/quote]Oga you call those 'lemons' bweast

Mehn I don tire to see pishure, when we go see una collabo?

That am denied my fundamental right to Fvck is enough punishment any other punishment, abeg make una carry una school I no do again!

wristbangle:
Person go send nairaland babe PM, them go call person pervert. Shebi una dey see how correct babes they take get husby. Make una sidon there dey do shakara.

So you dey encourage trolling abi?
Kwantunu!

Seun kuti if you ask me, na who I go ask
GEJ was/is just too week for my liking!

And she still no get bweast

And what should we do to all you gallic chewing mofos who enters our country without visa, steal our jobs, insult young men, sexually assault our young girls, get them pregnant, refuse to pay tax and run back to your HIV/Aids ridden country!!!

Naija for get another mohamed Ali in Bash Ali, but the olodo blew his chances! RIP great Ali,,

Ok

TrueSenator:
the only thing anyone has against this pdp would be corruption..... PDP still remains the biggest party in Africa.....they atleast sustained our unity and rule of law. They adjusted the electoral system which is now rubbished by the APC.
PDPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP.......Power to DDDDDEEEE People

In as much as I hate the party, I totally concur^^
But that no mean say I go vote them for next election....... and I won't vote Apc either!
Phee Dee Pheee!!!!!!!!!

This man's voice no be here ooo$$

Omo see igbo ooooooo! Choi most high!!!!!!

Gbam!
Oga Tosyn2much I don Like oooo, I wan jar commot from Niaja I no mind if na Somalia Visa I them dash me or better still, I go forge Nyansh infection so I fit go for treatment abroad , Wristbangle as for the food aspect I stand with Vizkiz, you're wrong......

bjhaid:
that's clocking

No be only aye boys dey you know?

softtouch2:
Propaganda written by disgruntled terrorizing-Biafrans!

O great Zombie................................ May you live long!

Na just ordinary club handshake..

mysteriousman:
Joining the workers in strike I wonder who suggested that to him, difficult times in this nation though, so things can go wrong in his small ekiti state and he keeps blowing hot about the shortcomings of the federal government

An agbero will always be agbero

Mouth gig on point! Make we see action!

Ghana must go don change hand!

Ayam lisenin kwantunu!!!!!!

Ioannes:
let him take as much time as he needs.
the president's health is important.

O yes, I no want make he die o, cause bashing the clueless one gives me great pleasure .
How I feel when I bash bubu....... Photo vvvvvvv

DonLo:
Somebody must say the truth. It's better to be a wailing Zombie than a pure Zombie

Hhahahahahahahahaha!
Wailers form is finish

entparrot:
We voted for a good change, not a bad change.

Electricity in Nigeria has become something else; we spend between 20-22 hours in darkness on daily basis, from the beginning of 2016.

I know from 2010-2015, that I relocated to Nigeria; we use to have between 12-16hours on daily basis.

Even if Nigeria power supply will improve, we understand it will take some time, but taking many step backward from what we use to have, doesn’t show any sign that we are in the hands of a better government in regards to electricity.
Is Nigerians been toy with? Are they just laughing @ us?

Are they not giving us electricity, because they want to generate more money with fuel at 145 naira?

As I'm writing now, I'm in darkness for close to 48hours!

Isn’t time Nigerians speak on daily basis about this problem, is affecting everybody and the electricity situation is killing us!

Enjoy...................

Another scam!!!!!!

Frazier was diagnosed with liver cancer in late September 2011. By November 2011, he was under hospice care, where he died on November 7.[22][51] Upon hearing of Frazier's death, Muhammad Ali said, "The world has lost a great champion. I will always remember Joe with respect and admiration."[52][53][54] Frazier's private funeral took place on November 14 at the Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church in Philadelphia and in addition to friends and family was attended by Muhammad Ali, Don King, Larry Holmes, Magic Johnson, Dennis Rodman, among others. He was later buried at the Ivy Hill Cemetery, a short drive from the Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church.[ These two made the game fun RIP Ali....

Frazier was diagnosed with liver cancer in late September 2011. By November 2011, he was under hospice care, where he died on November 7.[22][51] Upon hearing of Frazier's death, Muhammad Ali said, "The world has lost a great champion. I will always remember Joe with respect and admiration."[52][53][54] Frazier's private funeral took place on November 14 at the Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church in Philadelphia and in addition to friends and family was attended by Muhammad Ali, Don King, Larry Holmes, Magic Johnson, Dennis Rodman, among others. He was later buried at the Ivy Hill Cemetery, a short drive from the Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church.[ These two made the game fun RIP Ali....

Muhammad Ali and his nemesis, Joe, alternated over the years between public apologies and public insults. In 1996, when Ali lit the Olympic flame in Atlanta, Frazier told a reporter that he would like to throw Ali into the fire. Frazier continued to train young fighters, although he needed multiple operations for back injuries sustained in a car accident. He and Ali reportedly attempted a reconciliation in his final years, but in October 2006 Frazier still claimed to have won all three bouts between the two. He declared to a Times reporter, when questioned about his bitterness toward Ali, "I am what I am.

son. Why isn't he apologizing to me?" For years afterwards, Frazier retained his bitterness towards Ali and suggested that Ali's battle with Parkinson's syndrome was a form of divine retribution for his earlier behavior. In 2001, Ali apologized to Frazier via a New York Times article, saying "In a way, Joe's right. I said a lot of things in the heat of the moment that I shouldn't have said. Called him names I shouldn't have called him. I apologize for that. I'm sorry. It was all meant to promote the fight".[39] Frazier reportedly "embraced it", though he later retorted that Ali only apologized to a newspaper, not to him. He said: "I'm still waiting [for him] to say it to me." To this Ali responded: "If you see Frazier, you tell him he's still a gorilla."[40] Frazier told Sports Illustrated in May 2009 that he no longer held hard feelings for Ali.[41] After Frazier's death in November 2011, Ali was among those who attended the private funeral services for Frazier in Philadelphia. The Rev. Jesse Jackson, who spoke during the service, asked those in attendance to stand and "show your love" and reportedly Ali stood with the audience and clapped "vigorously".

son. Why isn't he apologizing to me?" For years afterwards, Frazier retained his bitterness towards Ali and suggested that Ali's battle with Parkinson's syndrome was a form of divine retribution for his earlier behavior. In 2001, Ali apologized to Frazier via a New York Times article, saying "In a way, Joe's right. I said a lot of things in the heat of the moment that I shouldn't have said. Called him names I shouldn't have called him. I apologize for that. I'm sorry. It was all meant to promote the fight".[39] Frazier reportedly "embraced it", though he later retorted that Ali only apologized to a newspaper, not to him. He said: "I'm still waiting [for him] to say it to me." To this Ali responded: "If you see Frazier, you tell him he's still a gorilla."[40] Frazier told Sports Illustrated in May 2009 that he no longer held hard feelings for Ali.[41] After Frazier's death in November 2011, Ali was among those who attended the private funeral services for Frazier in Philadelphia. The Rev. Jesse Jackson, who spoke during the service, asked those in attendance to stand and "show your love" and reportedly Ali stood with the audience and clapped "vigorously".

Frazier and Ali were initially friends. During Ali's enforced three-year lay-off from boxing for refusing to be drafted into the US Army, Frazier lent him money and testified before Congress and petitioned U.S. President Richard Nixon to have Ali's right to box reinstated.[28] Frazier supported Ali's right not to serve in the army, saying "If Baptists weren't allowed to fight, I wouldn't fight either."[29] However, in the build-up to their first fight, The Fight of the Century, Ali turned it into a "cultural and political referendum", painting himself as a revolutionary and civil rights champion and Frazier as the white man's hope, an " Uncle Tom" and a pawn of the white establishment.[30][31] Ali successfully turned many black Americans against Frazier. Bryant Gumbel joined the pro-Ali, anti- Frazier bandwagon by writing a major magazine article that asked "Is Joe Frazier a white champion with black skin?" Frazier thought this was "a cynical attempt by Clay to make me feel isolated from my own people. He thought that would weaken me when it came time to face him in that ring. Well, he was wrong. It didn't weaken me, it awakened me to what a cheap-shot son of a bitch he was." He noted the hypocrisy of Ali calling him an Uncle Tom when his [Ali's] trainer (Angelo Dundee) was white.[30] As a result of Ali's campaign, Frazier's children were bullied at school and his family were given police protection after receiving death threats.[32] Ali declared that if Frazier won he would crawl across the ring and admit that Frazier was the greatest. After Frazier won by a unanimous decision, he called upon Ali to fulfil his promise and crawl across the ring, but he didn't.[33] Ali called it a "white man's decision" and insisted that he won.[34] During a televised joint interview prior to their second bout in 1974, Ali continued to insult Frazier, who took exception to Ali calling him "ignorant" and challenged him to a fight, which resulted in the two of them brawling on the studio floor.[35] Ali went on to win the 12 round non-title affair by a decision. Ali took things further in the build-up to their last fight, The Thrilla in Manila, and called Frazier "the other type of negro" and "ugly", "dumb" and a "gorilla"[36] At one point he sparred with a man in a gorilla suit and pounded on a rubber gorilla doll, saying "This is Joe Frazier's conscience... I keep it everywhere I go. This is the way he looks when you hit him."[37] According to the fight's promoter Don King, this enraged Frazier, who took it as a "character assassination" and "personal invective". [37] One night before the fight, Ali waved around a toy pistol outside Frazier's hotel room. When Frazier came to the balcony, he pointed the gun at Frazier and yelled "I am going to shoot you."[38] After the fight, Ali summoned Frazier's son Marvis into his dressing room, and told him that he had not meant what he had said about his father. When informed of this by Marvis, Frazier responded: "you ain't me, son. Why isn't he apologizing to me?"