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Jeez, scary oo
Looking like a polar bear
Just saying

Nigerians , Una hear!!
HAPPY TO HAVE ANOTHER BABY GIRL
Stop Child Racism!!!!!
Be it a boy it girl, they are worth more than anything in this world, a life to live in.

I can't fit laugh
Ehnehn

I love you dear, move on.
Learn from your mistakes
Bet, you are better off than some hyprocites forming judgemental.
It has happen, it has happened.

NwamaziNwaAro:


Payporte are traitors....


Why associate with this dude behind doors after publicly dissociating yourself with him.

Kemen should be treated like the leper he is.

Excommunicated and Banished.

Unwise words

Personally I can't deal with this, but apparently was he like this before you got into a relationship with him.?

refiner:
Izit not this guy that was wooing me last three years?...thank God say i no gree sha...that lips can swallow me in one attempt

Haaaaaaa, ya mean

Sipping Pepsi.
Jeez

ekojoe:
Let's imagine what they're saying

I dey tell you guy. Lols

This people are taking us for granted

Nawa o, see how Chris Ngige dey outshine Mrs Adeosun.
My friend will you stand Well and pack that hand well

freshness2020:
Na wanke ooo.

This is one food I don't joke with.

Lols, I can imagine

freshness2020:
I thought I was too wise when I read this
https://www.nairaland.com/3660930/5-reasons-should-cook-home

Let me go straight to thr point, don't mind my typing errors.
I rushed out of the house as usual to get some food to munch this evening as a bachelor . Glory be to God I found one buka (My first time patronizing her though, Let me hide her nationality), bought my food and dashed home salivating.
Got home, brought out my spoon and started eating slowly, fortunately the light came on. Guess what I found in the food! A full blown cockroach staring at my face. I almost ate it if not the light that came on.

Let's be very careful and be health wise when patronizing roadside bukas.


Now am going to sleep on an empty stomach .

Eya, Pele. Thank God the light came on.
That food looking like WANKE rice

softwerk:
This guy is really feeding well even in this recession

See his face like kpof-kpof

This your puff puff just dey enticing ooo

oh Lawd my Gad
Choiiii
I bet some Nigerians guys wee be vexing #sideseyes

PetrePan:
Lemme goan throw my phone inside water quickly...op if this doesnt workout,just knw that you are responsible for it..thank God na even jumia

Haaaaaaa, kaare

fittty:
Samsung S7 Edge here. Water proof

Buy for me na

Do I really find this funny?
NO

slurryeye:
Some people take everything as joke. The Ibidun Pino guy should be arrested and questioned for cyber bullying

It was obvious that the suicidal guy was very depressed when he wrote the msg on Facebook, instead of words of encouragement to fight thru whatever he was facing, one idiot decided to use his words to actuate the suicide

Ibidun Pino, you will live the rest of your life knowing that your words helped in accelerating a friend's death when he needed your love and support most

My thoughts basically.

Dadasneh:
Never take a Suicidal comment lightly...
Ibidun Jus did... And guess what?
He lost a Friend.

Say No to depression
From a REGISTERED mental health Nurse

God bless you for this, his comment got be angry,
why?
Even if it sounded like a joke. A word would have just changed everything.

The first comment of that Ibidun guy or whatever is his name is, was so dumb. Just imagine
Even if it sounded like a joke to him.
If only people know what depression means. Try put good words across to such person People.

Jeeezzzz, ARSENAL
E le Funmi ni High BP.
Kole werk.

I love this man, his articulations, and Charisma.
More grace to him.

I was waiting to see if Akwa ibom would be included, Cz they hardly speak pidgin English there. Ibibio all the way .
I don tire.

ilotriouzAY:
If it came down to love would you change your religion? A lot of people face this issue in their relationship, and it’s such a touchy subject so most people sweep it under the rug. The most difficult thing to do while in love is to leave your love for what you love.

When we’re born we don’t know what we believe in, our parents teach us and raise us to believe in what they think we should believe in so its natural for us to follow this same path once we grow up.

I have a friend that is in a relationship with someone that has a different religion then her, she doesn’t want their future children to believe in what he believes in so she’s faced with the decision to stay or leave.

What would you do if this were you? If this was me I don’t know what I would do, do I leave the love of my life because we have different views or do I stay and live a different lifestyle from him.
Angry

My dear, your friend is already facing a fear already, by being scared of what her children would believe, in other not to leave them confuse. She has to take time to think about this.
Think about his parents and their faith........
There is no joy doing two things at a time, as you can serve two masters at a time, time would come, maybe not now that they might be conflicting issues along the line.
So, if I was the one, I wouldn't.
People don't change oo because of love.
Stick to what you believe yourself, Another one would come your way.

ilotriouzAY:
If it came down to love would you change your religion? A lot of people face this issue in their relationship, and it’s such a touchy subject so most people sweep it under the rug. The most difficult thing to do while in love is to leave your love for what you love.

When we’re born we don’t know what we believe in, our parents teach us and raise us to believe in what they think we should believe in so its natural for us to follow this same path once we grow up.

I have a friend that is in a relationship with someone that has a different religion then her, she doesn’t want their future children to believe in what he believes in so she’s faced with the decision to stay or leave.

What would you do if this were you? If this was me I don’t know what I would do, do I leave the love of my life because we have different views or do I stay and live a different lifestyle from him.

angry

My dear, your friend is already facing a fear already, by being scared of what her children would believe, in other not to leave them confuse. She has to take time to think about this.
Think about his parents and their faith........
There is no joy doing two things at a time, as you can serve two masters at a time, time would come, maybe not now that they might be conflicting issues along the line.
So, if I was the one, I wouldn't.
People don't change oo because of love.
Stick to what you believe yourself, Another one would come your way.

Lawd af mercy, warris this
Bum short isn't for everybody

Lagos Don tire Me , if only Akwaibom had enough good corporations. I would sure Settle for it.
Good road networks, less Traffic, comfortable and serene.

This is funny, #in jenifasvoice

shamecurls:
Tboss is just Evil!


Denying she never knew Kemen was fingering her not knowing we viewers saw how she reacted and even position for Kemen!


It's very funny how Tboss tarnished his image by her claiming she was not aware.




A python can get into her vagina without her knowing then!


Still had the effrontery to say her dad be watching her while she did be walking half unclad and with Miyonse fingering her also on live TV.

My thoughts basically, no amount of sleep woukf warrant you not knowing you been touched. When you not dead.

eyenibibio:
I know the feeling: Your battery is low, but you have to keep tweeting. You see a USB port or an outlet in public, plug in your device and feel the sweet relief of your phone charging.

That comfort could be shattered by an invisible attacker collecting information while your phone is plugged in to a hacked outlet.
"Just by plugging your phone into a [compromised] power strip or charger, your device is now infected, and that compromises all your data,"


Drew Paik of security firm Authentic8 explained. Authentic8 makes Silo, a secure browser that anonymizes web activity.

Public charging stations and wi-fi access points are found in places like airports, planes, conference centers and parks, so people can always have access to their phones and data. But connecting your phone to an unknown port has its risks.

The cord you use to charge your phone is also used to send data from your phone to other devices. For instance, when you plug your iPhone into your Mac with the charging cord, you can download photos from your phone to your computer.

If a port is compromised, there's no limit to what information a hacker could take, Paik explained.
That includes your email, text messages, photos and contacts. It's called "juice jacking," a term coined by researchers back in 2011. Last year, the same researchers demonstrated "video jacking," using hacked ports and your phone's video display to record everything you type and look at.

And yet despite the risks, people do it all the time. Even at prominent security conferences.
This week at the RSA security conference in San Francisco, Authentic8 set up a charging station at its booth, offering cords for people to charge devices.

The company ran an informal social experiment to see how many people would use the public charging stations. Paik said an overwhelming number of attendees -- about 80% -- connected their phones without asking about the security.
"The majority are plugging in no problem. They are at a security conference and they should know better, but they probably feel safe," he said. "The others are making fun of them. They just walk by and say, 'Do people really do that?'"
You shouldn't use USB ports -- instead, invest in a portable USB battery pack. You can also buy USB cords that don't have wires to transmit data and prevent anyone highjacking your phone's information.

But, Paik said, it's best to just rely on your own charger.
"If they're concerned about security, don't use public ports," he said. "If they're desperate and need to upload your selfie, take your chances."

http://money.cnn.com/2017/02/15/technology/public-ports-charging-bad-stop/index.html?iid=ob_article_footer_adblock

Thanks Man

ChrisAirforce1:
Well I blame hunger, poverty and bad governance for this kind of hustle.

Please, is this an excuse or are you thinking of delving into that as an option?
Cz I dont understand your drive point.