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SexyStrawberry:No be fear matter my dear. somewhere close to u still mean say I no too far. and I no too near depending on how you look am . the koko be say we dey closer even if I dey lagos and you dey Lagos . it can be close it can be far . location sha with GPS na Lagos |
SexyStrawberry:Somewhere close to u |
SexyStrawberry:Yes dear . I can do all that . with a little more extra |
femifemo123:It all depends on what angle and how you view it . Any point made from the topic is viewed from various angles . |
yapapa:I am quite sure u were fed with cowbell and red ogi .thats why u think like a cow ... .looking at it I blame seun for allowing minors like you comments on his site .. u are the ones trying to drags the poor guys business down ... |
Guy you no try at all .lasting long in bed is not long lasting pleasures . Dont mistake the two . Your lasting long is one sided . ahe had to let you know so you dont get carried away . The truth is that most girls like a man who can pleasure them well in bed .it doesn't matter if it takes the whole 24 hours of pleasure as long they enjoy it they give you the nudge on. most guy thinks just jamming the pu.ssyy without doing the necessary to bring her to ecstasy..You may be enjoying it . which is one sided but what about her own ?.did she orgasm in your 10 hours marathon ?.if she did not even reach orgasm 3 to 4 times in your 45 mins run . Man just stop it .it means she is bored and need you to put things in the right perspective ..Just try to explore other avenues to pleasure her to cloud nine and you will be amazed she will be the one begging you to stay on more longer ... i dont know what my guy below has to say . |
Aliko Dangote is number one on Forbes 2015 list of the 10 richest people in Africa but there’s one other Nigerian on that list, and that’s Mike Adenuga, the chairman of Glo. The telecommunication magnate is from Ijebu Igbo in Ogun state and he’s the 7th richest man in Africa according to Forbes. But how has this benefited the people in his hometown?https://www.naij.com/670888-inside-mike-adenugas-hometown-7th-richest-man-africa-photos.html
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FOR CHIBOK .. NA 24/7 HOURS LIGHT .. NO NEPA STAFF TO COLLECT BILLS NA ..THE LIGHT STABLE DIE . INFACT HE JUST DEY WASTE THROWAY .. SINCE BH DON TAKE OVER THE AREA . LIGHT STABLE DIE FOR HERE . YOU CAN TRY RELOCATING THERE IF U STAY CLOSE AND YOU WILL BE AMAZED AT THE FULL CURRENT THAT WE ALWAYS EXPERIENCE THERE IS UNINTERRUPTED . |
When Lai Mohammed hosted some Nigerian bloggers some few weeks back .I knew this was in the offing .so I am not surprised. |
can inspection be done at Ikeja? |
location pls. |
can 900 fly this ? |
FREEDOM4BIAFRA: |
macanu:will consider it ..but still @ 1m |
1 million . cash available |
The point to make here is that during the civil war, the then Colonel Benjamin Adekunle (Black Scorpion), as one of the three war commanders, was ruthless or very cruel in carrying out his military campaigns. But what will he be most remembered for? The remarks he made during that fratricidal civil war. The New York Times of May 20, 1968, in page 1, col. 7 wrote: On May 17, 1968, Col Adekunle said that he has besieged thousands of Biafrans inside the city of Port Harcourt "with no escape route except to jump in the water”. In another interview with reporters on July 14, 1968, Col. Benjamin Adekunle termed all relief plans for Biafra as "misguided humanitarian rubbish". The Sunday New York Times of Sept. 8, 1968, quoted Col. Adekunle, in answering a question about Biafran relief, as having said rather pompously: "I want to see no red cross, no Caritas, no World Council of Churches, no Pope, no missionary and no U.N. delegation. I want to prevent even one Ibo having even one thing to eat before their capitulation." On another occasion, Col. Adekunle told the interviewer that in Biafra, "we shoot at everything that moves", and in response to another reporter’s question about how he would treat Biafrans when he gets into the "heartland of the Igbos", he replied "Then we shoot at everything, even things that don’t move." |
seunmsg:GUY shut up that your ponmo mouth jo. Did you have evidence of the looted funds that was returned ? why u dey cry more than the bereaved . Was this not the same way people like you were wailing and praying for GEJ to fail whereas the guy was doing well . Now stick with the Ffuccukinggg change you initiated . |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zATr-uqRAW8 To the children of the sun For the return of the buffalo And for a better day to come You can kill my body You can damn my soul For not believing in your God And some world down below You don't stand a chance Against my prayers You don't stand a chance Against my love They outlawed the Ghost Dance They outlawed the Ghost Dance We shall live again We shall live again My sister above She has red paint She died at Wounded Knee Like a latter day Saint You got the big drum in the distance The Blackbirds in the sky That's the sound that you hear When the buffalo cry You don't stand a chance Against my prayers You don't stand a chance Against my love They outlawed the Ghost Dance They outlawed the Ghost Dance We shall live again We shall live again We shall live again Crazy Horse was a mystic He knew the secret of the trance And Sitting Bull the great apostle Of the Ghost Dance Come on Comanche Come on Blackfoot Come on Shoshone Come on Cheyenne We shall live again We shall live again We shall live again We shall live again We used to do the Ghost Dance We shall live again We used to do the Ghost Dance We don't sing them kind of songs no more |
A point to make here is that during the civil war, the then Colonel Benjamin Adekunle (Black Scorpion), as one of the three war commanders, was ruthless or very cruel in carrying out his military campaigns. But what will he be most remembered for? The remarks he made during that fratricidal civil war. The New York Times of May 20, 1968, in page 1, col. 7 wrote: On May 17, 1968, Col Adekunle said that he has besieged thousands of Biafrans inside the city of Port Harcourt "with no escape route except to jump in the water”. In another interview with reporters on July 14, 1968, Col. Benjamin Adekunle termed all relief plans for Biafra as "misguided humanitarian rubbish". The Sunday New York Times of Sept. 8, 1968, quoted Col. Adekunle, in answering a question about Biafran relief, as having said rather pompously: "I want to see no red cross, no Caritas, no World Council of Churches, no Pope, no missionary and no U.N. delegation. I want to prevent even one Ibo having even one thing to eat before their capitulation." On another occasion, Col. Adekunle told the interviewer that in Biafra, "we shoot at everything that moves", and in response to another reporter’s question about how he would treat Biafrans when he gets into the "heartland of the Igbos", he replied "Then we shoot at everything, even things that don’t move." |
What about onitsha- enugu? Port harcourt- aba, enugu- abakaliki? Enugu- markurdi? are this ares not part of nigeria again ? last I check they are in Nigeria. 5% all the way |
Airforce 1. Nnaa where your new songs na .? abi u no wan to dey ball like Davido them and co ? .. the waiting is long oooo Airforce1: |
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Reggae legend, Majek Fashek has finally spoken on his battle with drugs and alcohol and his return from rehabilitation center. The Rainmaker in a recent interview recalled his days at rehab adding that he is happy to be among the living. He said: “To fully explain what the rehab was to me, I have a song titled, a living dog is better than a dead lion. It captures how I feel. I give thanks to the Most High for where I am today. For me, it was an opportunity to dry out. They say recovering addicts return from rehab dry, but, somehow, after a month or a year they go back to their old habit but I must say I have been vilified. I have heard people say all sorts of things about me, but I need people to understand that stress can make anyone do anything. It is true that I have an addiction, but I trust that I will be fine.” Speaking on the lifestyle of musicians, he said: “Growing up, I never tasted alcohol or smoke but you know, it is actually part of the lifestyle of a performing musician. You must be high. But now, I am working on an alternative form of inspiration. And I am not the only one. In many genres of music, from reggae to rock, one needs to be high to play some rock songs.” For certain genres of music, you must be high, like highlife, rock music, reggae. For a man like Bob Marley to maintain that level, it must not have been easy. But I have calmed down, and will find a way. Now I am cold, very cold. I will try to do music without using drugs.” “If you want to go far in music, as an upcoming act, don’t womanise. Stay away from hard drugs and too much alcohol. It is one thing to go into rehab and another to come out. The doctors gave me first class treatment, but God healed me, and I give him the credit. Only God and the Lord Jesus Christ can deliver. The good thing about rehab for me is that it helped to right my image.”
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There is anxiety in Delta state as the Governorship Election Petition Tribunal in the state is set to decide the fate of Governor Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa. The tribunal is expected to give its final ruling within 48 hours on two petitions filed against the victory of Okowa as governor in the April 11, 2015 governorship election in the state, This Day reports. Okowa of the PDP was declared winner of the election by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). The impending judgement is already making members of both the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the People Democratic Party (PDP) apprehensive. The candidate of the APC, O’tega Emerhor, and that of the Labour Party (LP), Great Ovedje Ogboru, went to court, challenging his victory. In the petitions, Emerhor and Ogboru urged the tribunal to nullify the election on the grounds of substantial non-compliance with the Electoral Act, 2010 (as amended). Two weeks ago, Justice Nasiru Gunmi, chairman of the tribunal announced that the three-man panel would pronounce its judgment at a date not later than October 28, 2015, based on the fact that counsel to the respective parties (petitioners and respondents) had on Tuesday, 13 October, 2015 concluded the adoption of their respective written addresses by both the respondents and the petitioners. At the weekend, Rivers State Election Petition Tribunal sacked Nyesom Wike as the governor of the state and ordered that a rerun be conducted. After the tribunal’s verdict, Wike made it known that that he will appeal the judgment of the election petition tribunal nullifying his election. On October 21, an election tribunal in Akwa Ibom also ordered for a rerun of the governorship election in the state. The Justice Sadiq Umar-led tribunal sitting in Abuja ordered the INEC to conduct re-run election in 18 local government areas of the state. Source :NAIJ.COM ,ThisDay
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