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Education › Re: University Of Ibadan Churns Out 222 First Class Graduates. by christopher123(m): 3:20pm On Nov 28, 2014
THAT IS QUANTITY NOT QUALITY


WHAT DID THEY INVENT


WHAT NEW THEORIES DID THEY PROPOUND



CONGRATS PAPER 1ST CLASSES


LOL
Politics › Re: Borno Youths Kill 30 Insurgents In Failed Terrorist Attack by christopher123(m): 3:18pm On Nov 28, 2014
LET US NOT MISTAKE OUR BRAVE SOILDERS IN CIVILIAN UNIFORM FOR THESE URCHINS KNOWN AS JTF


THESE YOUTHS ARE BASICALLY NIGERIAN ARMY ON INTEL, WEARING MUFTIS
Politics › Re: Many Feared Dead In A Fresh Bomb Blast At Kano Central Mosque by christopher123(m): 3:08pm On Nov 28, 2014
html14java:
What are my eyes hearing.... pls God, save this country. Heal our Land, Lord
are you a witch, do your eyes hear and your ears see
Celebrities › Re: Most Popular Nigerian Virgin, Adokiye Kyrian Flaunts Her Bikini Body by christopher123(m): 12:24pm On Nov 28, 2014
I AM ALSO A VIRGIN, WITH THAT ARSEE LIKE THAT AND MAYBE HER TOTO WILL BE LIKE THAT, VIRGINS HAVE SHAME BUT THIS ONE HAS SOLD HER SHAME IN IDUMOTA AND NOW SHE IS WEARING PANTIES IN PUBLIC

I NEED TO SEE HER PROOF OF VIRGINITY......


ALL I NEED IS A NATIVE EGG AND HER WELL OPENED HMMMMMMM OK NA
Celebrities › Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by christopher123(m): 9:19am On Nov 28, 2014
I like your specification, but I am in the position of moderation, not too big not too small, you know these fat arsed womem , you might use a crane to lift one leg for easier penetration and I know the cost of hiring a crane can be exhorbitant so I think I will stick to moderate ones. You know now that naira has been devaluated.
In the case of Ghana wome, I lived in Ghana for two years and I can categorically tell you what I saw, I came to tema, saw and I conquered but not the fat arsed ones ooooooooooo. To me I have some kind of specification in women like I don’t do very dark lady I preffer them fair or chocolate, you know their laps has a way of making you write cheques, now their girls fall into dark and arsy. That is why I say they might be ugly, but not all. But in terms of butts, I give it to them.

One thing that I hate about big butts women is celluloid or seed, I love it when I rub you know na… from the toto I hate it rough I love the skin very smooth, but most times these big ikebe women there ikebe has seed, just like drinking pap that has seed, you know what I mean? So I think I will stick to the small arse wome, not the asian types oh…maybe the Mexican type, maybe the Tiwa Savage type maybe the Mercy Johnson type, I am done with Ngozi Nwosu type of arse, I am not a greedy man, I love it simple. So that is my take.

Akwaba bro

Lol, thank lord is Friday, we need em moderate, but I have a friend, if it is not big, it is not his, now I respect that dude. I will not embark on suicide mission. lol


SirShymex:
Lol, darn, you're one nasty guy and you definitely love eating the box. grin

I've never really cared about how fleshy the pum is, as long as it's moist and tight. Getting my head down to the box of just any chic, is something I don't do. grin

Also, Ghana chics aren't that ugly. A lot of them are actually very beautiful. Heck, I used to go to a Ghanaian Church back in the day, and I've Ghanaian in-laws. Per ratio, they might be better looking than naija chics, to be honest. Now add that ridiculous body to it.

Anyway, I don't discriminate - as long as the batty is fat, and the chic isn't obese - I'm on it. grin
Celebrities › Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by christopher123(m): 9:18am On Nov 28, 2014
OXYGEN01:
Look at a mumugerian calling Ghanaian gals ugly..hahahaha they are one of the beautiful ones in Africa. You they are not as ugly and shapeless like nigerian chics? Besides they DONT eat eba so they have good shapes as well.nigerian chics are one of the ugliest in Africa.Every mumugerian celebrity wants to date a Ghanaian. Am not surprised because nigerian gals are such ugly with shapeless bodied.
We are just cracking joke, and mind you, i lived in Tema, community 13, so I know what i am talkng about
Celebrities › Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by christopher123(m): 6:28pm On Nov 27, 2014
This is a brother that have seen it all, tasted it all just like we...now i give it to ghana babe, they are ugly but ikebe awesome

One think about big butts women is their toto is kinda too fleshy for my liking, just like shaky N100

I think I am okay with genevieve nyash than toolz own


but all is great, maybe doggy style will be great for big butts not missionary



try this and thank me later


peace

SirShymex:
Dayuum!

Now I'm the Duke of Yoruba chics lol.

Anyway, I don't think they have the biggest butts though. East and Southern African chics own that title in Africa. Then you have got Ghanaians and Sierra Leoneans in West Africa. Angolans are crazy as well.

Then in diaspora: Brazilians, Dominicans, African Americans, Cubans, Ricans, and Caribs.
Celebrities › Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by christopher123(m): 6:24pm On Nov 27, 2014
holatin:
u need to start drinking hypo cus ur mind dirty
lol, so that I will bleach away the sorrows and joy


No way...Life is too short for Hypo, i think brandy will do
Celebrities › Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by christopher123(m): 6:11pm On Nov 27, 2014
adrianjoe:
Lmaoo..him mean say na yoruba galz sellin point b dat huh?
that is it...spot on


can you try this?

Celebrities › Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by christopher123(m): 6:08pm On Nov 27, 2014
holatin:
idi nla
+ obo nla

= idi obo nla

Celebrities › Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by christopher123(m): 6:04pm On Nov 27, 2014
rosebase:
Goat, i'm a yoruba girl with a butt and i'm not dirty. So do many others.
honey, your not in the position to say if your dirty or not, it is left for observers and those that come in contact with you. Your level of neatness might be somebodys dirt


so dont bother, but big ass is fat or adipose tissues and adipose tissues or fat is insulator and insulator generates heats and heat in the body smells


You will see the tendency of fatty or big arssed women to smell is high especially theit toto....


mind you not all... so dont worry about the observations
Politics › Re: Breaking News! Rivers State Government House Is Being Attacked By Ogoni Youths! by christopher123(m): 5:48pm On Nov 27, 2014
shota:
He has always been an Igbo man... I am not Ikwere you punk.. Ikweres might say they are not Igbos but Ijaws know them as Igbos.
Oh...I see, so ikwerre is now an Igbo land, So port is now igbo, Amechi is now igbo...lol


Nigeria and Igbo miasma


let me watch
Celebrities › Re: Kidnapped Beauty Queen Rescued From Aliko Dangote's Facebook Impersonators. by christopher123(m): 5:22pm On Nov 27, 2014
Dem go don fuccckkk craze comot for her toto......model kor, endorsement ni


queen kpele

queen ndo


only you waka go warri
Celebrities › Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by christopher123(m): 5:07pm On Nov 27, 2014
melotreaah:
olohun maje *God forbid*
you need to prepare for this before you embark
Celebrities › Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by christopher123(m): 5:05pm On Nov 27, 2014
majekdom2:
bros nawa for you oo .
just admiring the young lady, do you know if i have a modeling contract for her, she can model victoria secrets
Celebrities › Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by christopher123(m): 4:57pm On Nov 27, 2014
Suzyky4u:
grin grin let's see yours na!
your pretty, got kissable lips, but can we see your back to know the full package
Celebrities › Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by christopher123(m): 4:56pm On Nov 27, 2014
AlphaBobo:
yes Ishiukwu angry angry hope you get ukwu cool
ishilove and her butts


but do you have big butts?

what happens to toilet, do you need a special WC
Celebrities › Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by christopher123(m): 4:53pm On Nov 27, 2014
melotreaah:
ds one na die
You fit chop this one..this is suicide mission, can you handle it?
Celebrities › Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by christopher123(m): 4:52pm On Nov 27, 2014
Ishilove:
Nollywood filmmaker and self-proclaimed culture critic Charles Novia says there should be no fuss about international stars who have big butts, because African women, especially Yoruba women are naturally endowed while theirs are usually artificial. He explains that Nicki Minaj, Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Lopez should be should be jealous of Mercy Johnson, Yvonne Okoro and a lot of African women – especially Yoruba women.

Read his hilarious piece:



On his thoughts about today's fashion and the butt pad:


Source:http://www.kemifilani.com/2014/11/why-yoruba-ladies-have-biggest-butts-in.html?m=1
but the names of those he called aint yoruba actress na, is Charly confused...

I give big butts to Ghana ladies and South Zulu and Xhosa Women...I am talking from experience


Taste ans see them and you will thank me later
Celebrities › Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by christopher123(m): 4:50pm On Nov 27, 2014
Is it this kind of butts, mehn, if say na so, I ma not interest make una x carry go

Celebrities › Re: "Yoruba Women Have The Biggest Butts"-Charles Novia by christopher123(m): 4:45pm On Nov 27, 2014
hmmmmmmmmm is butts brain?

Politics › Re: Agony Of Igbos In Benue by christopher123(m): 11:20am On Nov 27, 2014
We will come for our brothers in Benue, they should keep the flags flying, we have not forgotten them we are incorporating them in scheme of things, they should learn to dominate them there...hold the forth we are on our way


Udo diri unu
Politics › Re: Agony Of Igbos In Benue by christopher123(m): 11:18am On Nov 27, 2014
When you write, use paragraph, your writing is clustered i must say but you made a good point, atleast copy well na

xrisdon:
OF IGBOS IN BENUEculled from the Nigerian Sun newspapers of April 12, 2014By Chris Oji.They are torn between two worlds. Being of the Igbostock, their soul is in the Southeast, but their bodies and homes are in Benue State, in the Northcentral. That is not all. In Benue, where they are quartered, more for political considerations than for cultural reaons, they lament their lack: no roads, no water, hardly any sign of modern life.They are Igbos of the Ezza, Izzi and Effium stock. Their kith and kin are in other parts of the Southeast, particularly Ebonyi State. They claim they are not fewer than one million scattered in four local governments of Benue State. And for close to 50 years since they were excised from their kinsmen, they have been living primitive lives.Their pathetic plight is that the authorities in Benue, from the state to the local governments, have not seen them as part of the state ostensibly because they speak Igbo. On the other hand, the Ebonyi Stategovernment where they should have rightly belonged is helpless as they are not under its area of administration and authority.The people allege that since their inclusion into Benue State they have not felt any government presence. None of their people were considered for employment in any of the two tiers of government. Indeed, in their lamentation, they are not in the scheme of things as far as government business is concerned in Benue.“We have been on our own. No roads, no water, no electricity, no employment.


We just wander about to help ourselves in our own way,” an octogenarian, Pa Nwankwo Aloh said, clutching a bucket in search of water.Benue State Governor Gabriel Suswam is said to have acknowledged their existence and concerns, even promising to address them, but that was during his first term in office.Also, Mr Ogbu Igelega, spokesman of Ado Local Government Area, one of the councils where the Igbos are found in Benue, told our reporter on the telephone that one of the obstacles to the development of the Igbo-speaking areas of the stateis their difficult terrain. Igelega said this makes access difficult, adding that the few places which donot present such challenges get government attention.The spokesman cited the example of Etenyi which has 90 per cent Igbo population, saying the community “is being electrified at the cost of N17m”. He also said the Igbos occupy “important offices” in the council, adding that the assistant head of Revenue Development is Igbo, while the Senior Special Assistant on Inter-ethnic Relations isalso Igbo.The reporter met with the president, Benue Igbo Development Union, Nweke Cedrick Ifeanyi who narrated their ordeal. He said all they want is for the Benue State government to accept them since fate has lumped them together. He is of the view that if they can be given a sense of belonging, they would all wholeheartedly join in the effort to develop the state. Ifeanyi does not expressly condemn their inclusion in Benue State, be he said if the other ethnic groups do not want them in Benue, the Federal Governmentshould set up a machinery immediately to return them to their kith and kin in the Southeast, particularly Ebonyi State.He sent a save-or-soul message to the Senate president, David Mark and Governor Suswam to come and save them from “this ignoble plight”, adding: “We are neither here nor there.”In Nweke’s words: “The Igbos in Benue State particularly those in Ado, Oju, Obi and Okpoku LGAsof the state were in existence before the advent of Christian religion in Nigeria.The Igbo found in Benue are: Umuezeokoha, Umuezeoka, Oriuzor, Umuoghara, Amaekka and Amaezekwe all in Ezza communities, Izzi, Ezzamgbo and Effium, these are the people who would have been in present-day Ebonyi State but due for the fact that the Nigerian government then carved us into Benue in order to use our population to suppress our Eastern population. Apart from the Ezza-speaking clan, particularly the people of Umuezeokoha that has over 300 villages, if you are to calculate the number of Igbo-speaking villages, you find out that we are more than 600 villages because three of the biggest markets in our area areall in the Igbo-speaking part.The markets are as follows: Inikiri Ichari, Iddah, Iduokpe.”But in all these places, we have been facing a lot ofdeprivation of our fundamental human rights to the extent that we do not have any project attracted by the government, be it local, state or federal. In fact we have become the rejected part of the country because local government identification letters are not given to us any longer.“Before now we used to witness governmental attention in everything during and after colonial administration but since after the civil war we were dumped by the successive governments just because of our language difference.“We do not have any drinking water, our source of water here is a dam which Fulani herdsmen do carry their cow to drink at the same place with us because the water is not covered.“In the process of stopping them from coming to thewater with their cow, it later resulted in the loss of five lives.“We have no representative in local, state and federal levels. Mosquito nets that were given free of charge to roll back malaria have been sold to our people at the sum of N6,000 each. We have become slaves to our brothers because of language difference. No hospital, let alone health centre, we are seeing hell here in Benue State because of our language. I do not know whether it is a curse for someone to have fallen under a particular tribe like Ezza, Izzi, Ezzamgbo and Effium.“Our women are dying every day during labour.

Alsoour children are dying for lack of polio immunisation programme and other medical treatment needed to be given to a child at a tender age.“Our roads are not passable. We have contributed so much not only to the development of Benue Statebut Nigeria at large. At least a place with over one million people in population has no primary school. We are therefore as a matter of urgency calling on federal government, our Southeastern brothers and any other corporate bodies to rush to our aid before water will come to our neck.It is obvious that if we are speaking the same language with them we wouldn’t have found ourselves in this forbidden and undeserved situation like this one we are now.An area with over 50 polling units, but we are benefiting nothing even on every of our market days they do come and sell their ticket (tax). We have been regarded as slaves in the country of our birth and our fore-fathers, we are also calling on our able president of the senate David mark to come to our help because after God we also contributed in making him what he is today and even Gabriel Suswan.

We can never regret why we are Igbos or deny beingIgbo people before we are recognized in the country of our fore-fath
Education › Re: Worst Form Of Child Abuse In A Nigerian Private Secondary School*pics by christopher123(m): 9:16am On Nov 27, 2014
This is just a child play not even punishment..when i was in sec school, you will just be told to simply SIT ON THE WALL just sit for only ten minutes, your life will never be the same again



they have not even cut a hectare of grass field your here complaining



what is kneeling down on a sand...so easy


Dont try eastern schools oooooooooooooo
Politics › Re: We Are Ready To Fight Boko Haram - Female Hunter, Ladi by christopher123(m): 9:13am On Nov 27, 2014
fapcrook:
what is toto? you meant toto dikeh
lol, toto is hmmmmmmmmmmmm that place you enter...but wish em luck
Politics › Re: We Are Ready To Fight Boko Haram - Female Hunter, Ladi by christopher123(m): 6:08pm On Nov 26, 2014
fapcrook:
there are females hunters even in d south west, they have association as well, and most times they use local herbs and cream to supress d pheromones
So they rarelu get wet i mean their toto
Politics › Re: We Are Ready To Fight Boko Haram - Female Hunter, Ladi by christopher123(m): 5:40pm On Nov 26, 2014
jude33084:
Only one religion huh
my brother..but i am still forcing myself to admit that we have peaceful muslim and i have friends that are muslim and peaceful...very peaceful.I think we all should unite and stop this killings


we can get a truce or ceasefire
Politics › Re: We Are Ready To Fight Boko Haram - Female Hunter, Ladi by christopher123(m): 5:23pm On Nov 26, 2014
SkinnyDude:
that one na your matter.
who doesn't know that APC is the sponsor of Boko haram? Aboki Buhari and co. bunch of gate climbers!
Oh ...You have said it all...now we need evidence

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