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Your girlfriend is a good sport and you are a good dancer. I love that song. I listen to it almost every day.

Wiifesnatcher:
for how many months can one learn this graphic design?

I can't say exactly. Ask around.

Dozieson:
This is a different issue from what the op narrated

Okay.

I heard about this. I pray no lives were lost.

izaac23:
My Ogas, I greet u
My Corolla 2004 model recently developed a problem that when I press down the accelerator when trying to move fast from a slow pace or when trying to go up hill, the vehicle will vibrate until it gains it expected speed or on the full Run b4 it stops vibrating. Pls help, wat cud be the problem??

I'm no pro, but I had a similar problem a few weeks ago. The vibration in my car was especially noticeable when reversing. Turned out to be a bad plug. I was afraid my engine mount was gone.

A bird in hand is worth two in the bush. Don't leave your job just yet. Use your time off work to learn a skill while searching for another job. May your efforts yield fruit.

You can learn video editing and graphic design in less than six months.

Donbunchis:
It's just like that but I can't still get to let go my Stella Damascus Aboderin then, I still infatuate myself today with her thoughts. One of the nollywood's best and finest. She has a way of talking and at the same time, with a sweet smile.

She is just good and I have got a crush on her, growing up.

If you are going to crush on her, get her name right at least. It's Damasus not Damascus. She has made this correction over and over again.

gentleguy1975:
She clocked 30, earlier this year

Even though most die before 30, there are some that survive. A schoolmate of mine just died of sickle cell disease at 43 this year. A few years ago I attended the 50th birthday party of a man who is living with sickle cell disease.

gentleguy1975:
What about the kids?Any possibility of having an ss kid

None. All your kids will be AS. You do not have an 'S' gene to contribute.

She's so lovely. May God bless and keep her.

It is funny, but I hope the mom teaches her that it's wrong to do that so she doesn't grow into a headstrong teen who runs away from home at the slightest provocation.

BelieveThat:
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Over copy and paste

I mentioned that I was quoting Wikipedia. The original poster might find it useful. You on the other hand, have contributed zilch.

I believe it's called static electricity. According to Wikipedia,

"Removing or preventing a buildup of static charge can be as simple as opening a window or using a humidifier to increase the moisture content of the air, making the atmosphere more conductive. Air ionizers can perform the same task.[2]

Items that are particularly sensitive to static discharge may be treated with the application of an antistatic agent, which adds a conducting surface layer that ensures any excess charge is evenly distributed. Fabric softeners and dryer sheets used in washing machines and clothes dryers are an example of an antistatic agent used to prevent and remove static cling."

Like play, like play Bisi will comot cloth and enter market, and it will probably be broadcast live on all social media platforms. Popcorn at the ready.

Sharon6:
You can share 3ml perfume oils to them as souvenirs. Very affordable yet classic.

The stickers on the bottles can be customised to carry your company or business name. Trust me, no one says no to a perfume gift.

Me as a person stopped collecting buckets, bowl etc from parties cos the ones I collected earlier are just taking up space in the house. How many people dey use mugs? We're not tea kind of person in this part of the world.

Look into the perfume oil gift and you'll see your customers will love it. You can hit me up with the number on my SIGNATURE for more explanation.

I have so many customised gift mugs that I could probably start a mug retail business. I am sure I am not the only one. Op, please do not do mugs. A customised jotter/organiser with a classy pen will always be useful. You could make it a nice pack and include a customised key ring/key holder, so you'll have the jotter/organiser, a pen and a key holder.

davodyguy:
What does Efulefu mean?

Efulefu means "useless layabout" or a good for nothing fellow.

It is enough to just say you are ill. When you start showing me a well orchestrated picture with drip and all, then it feels like you are going the extra mile to make me believe you, and then I don't. Then again, maybe it's just a social media thing. These days, everyone shares every tiny detail of their lives online with accompanying pictures.

I wish him a quick recovery all the same. Psquare is a great group anyday.

Gravatar:

Lol, who dey use pediatric blue cannula with its tiny gauge, for full grown adult Male with prominent veins everywhere

Sure say this thing na legit? E be like film trick o

My sentiments exactly.

samwash:
Ruggedness in terms of what
Looks & behavior or Mussical lyrics
Were is
MI Alagba
Ruggedman
Timaya
Terry G
Idris Abudkareem

And Mode9

Flavour, Davido, and Phyno have no business on this list.

Bluntguy:
Condolences to Osogbo people,

Ogbomoso, you mean.

Interesting. I am following closely. However, April has only 30 days. Please amend your dates.

OnyeObodo:
Most probably.

Same way we Anambra call one fruit Chelekwu... So many Imo people call it different names.

Chichiba... Icheke... Obancheke.... Obancheleke... Obasicheke

In Idemili, we call it Icheku.

mekuso89:
I once heard Anambra man call it UKPALA

Yeah, I can relate.

Tohsynetita1:
Advice is verb, it can carry 'ing' but advise is a noun , it doesn't carry 'ing'
Both looks same but not. They have different intonation.
For example: She advices me . The advise made a away.

It's actually the other way round, I believe. You can give advice and you can be advised. Advise is the verb while advice is a noun.

mekuso89:
Ok guys I caught this (Ukpara in igbo) resting on my Shirt I hunged outside

So I decided to snap it and upload here.

in Igbo we called it ukpara

What do you people call it in your various languages And also the correct English name for it?.

It is ukpana in Igbo.

jidxin:
i guess the school may be innocent after all

My sister who lives just beside the school told me it was discovered a relative had been sexually abusing the girl during the holidays. The abuser left a condom in her which finally caused sepsis and toxic shock over time. From what I gathered, the girl later became ill and subsequently died because of that. I don't know how true that assertion is. This is just what I heard. The school may or may not be culpable.

My mum won a very nice and durable Guinness umbrella back then. I believe we also got a good number of free drinks and a cap.

The poor child became a celebrity after death. I pray his death gives birth to reforms that will make bullying in schools a thing of the past. May God continue to comfort his loved ones.

dalass:
The mother that's talking now, why didn't she shout when it happened to her son

Like she said, it could have been her son that's dead now! She's crying now. She should have cried out earlier about the cult activities against her son then. She even said it's on the net

With such evidence, awareness could have been created and the outrage would have stopped the nonsense....it could hàve saved Sly his life.. There she was, calling out a paid employee who was under an unconcerned management, while she a concerned parent would have been in the best position to shout it out

My sentiments exactly. The guy was wrong, but the woman was also wrong. If she had spoken out when her son was bullied, Sylvester would still be alive. She is just as culpable as the man.