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kingDELE:
shey olamide call him name. Ode. Abi which link olamide music career get with don jazzy own.

Emi l' ODE abi ARA ni o san pa o

SpicyMimi:
Where is Airforce1

At cybercafe composing lyrics

henrydadon:


y'all should forgive him he meant to say

1millon cedis

1 million cedis is like 150 million in Naira Haters

richidinho:
Stop wailing and fix ours at $500

I will be the one arresting them

Would be glad to join the team

roughdiamond:
Hello house, I plan to come probably by March next year after my Youth Service. I have read this topic from page one to this current page. Honestly, I must commend your efforts. My plan is to come and establish a business, though my budget is low (500-800k Naira). What businesses can I start with this amount and which areas should I look forward to? Can I get a flat sharing there (I would like to start with a low life)? Lastly, owing to CBN's ban on Naira card abroad, what can be my possible means of transferring my money. By cash seems at risk to me. Please I would like to have your opinions on this as I want to intensify my plans. Need to leave immediately after my passing out. (May not withstand seeing my CV used in rapping Akara)
Thanks

FakoMaybach1:
To those people that think Nigeria is not important to the US i say they are not quite correct,

Up to last year or so the[b] United states was the highest importer of Nigerian crude oil,[/b] Nigerians are the most educated immigrants in the US, Nigerians are the most intelligent Black race in the world!!....so dont give me that line of out of 146 countries bla bla bla

As the most populous black nation and key to any country's african policy, trumps disdain for buhari is not a good omen and something has to be done, (even though i am happy that trump dislikes buhari, i am pained that it will affect naija).
Trump called the Egyptian prime minister and we all know that africa has only 3 countries: Nigeria , south africa and the rest....

all these grammar i dey blow can be summarised in one sentence:- Buhari is in deep Poooo!!!

TRUMP will BOMB the hell out of ISIS and take over their oil u dey jones

gidgiddy:
Nigeria has a very bad human rights record, a high corruption profile, political instability, militancy and terrorism. People such as me would prefare if my fellow ethnic Igbos left Nigeria to create their own independent nation because we tired of 'one Nigeria'

So why would Obama want to visit a country like Nigeria? America has issued several travel warnings to their citizens about going to Nigeria, let alone their president.

reportnaija:
Donald Trump is the 156th richest man in America and 324th richest person in the world with a net worth of[b] $3.7b.
[/b]
The 70-year-old entrepreneur and TV personality was elected President on November 8, 2016, defeating Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, and will take office January 20, 2017.
These are the two Nigerians richer than the new U.S. President-elect:
1. Aliko Dangote
https://i2.wp.com/thenet.ng/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/ALIKO-DANGOTE.jpg?resize=840%2C562
Dangote wants to make Nigeria a proud country again with a rather ambitious project; a mega refinery. The expansive refinery reportedly costs $9b and will be among the world’s largest when completed, with an estimated 650,000 barrels of crude oil being refined there per day. Credit: Various
Net worth: $11.9b
Source of wealth: Cement, Sugar, and Flour
Africa and Nigeria’s richest man, Aliko Dangote founded and chairs Dangote Cement, the continent’s largest cement producer.
2. Mike Adenuga
https://i1.wp.com/thenet.ng/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Mike-Adenuga.jpg?resize=600%2C450
Adenuga’s Globacom is the second largest telco in Nigeria. Credit: Various
Net worth: $6.6b
Source of wealth: Telecom and Oil
Mike Adenuga’s mobile phone network, Globacom, is the second largest operator in Nigeria with 32 million subscribers; it also has operations in Ghana and the Republic of Benin.

source
http://www.reportnaija.com/2016/11/these-are-2-nigerians-that-are-richer.html

cc lalasticlala

Panshow:
This topic should be 20 most dangerous places that needs police and military protection, so as to call on the government to do something about it. Remember, human beings are still living there and they can't run and leave their homes. The place is for humans and not miscreants[/color].

ConfessionsNgr:
I married my husband about five years ago. Before I got married to him there were three of them that were going after me. My husband was the least person I had expected to get married to of the three people. Apart from the fact that he was a lit bit older than me, he was not the trendy type and he looked timid and native to me so I wasn’t even considering him at all at that time. If somebody had told me that I would later marry him I would have denied it. However, of the three people that were after me he was the one that appeared serious as at that time. He proposed to me and told me that he didn’t want an affair with me he just wanted to get married to me. The other guys on the other hand never proposed to me all they wanted was to have a go at me and then move on and considering the fact that age was no longer on my side and with the advice from my mother, I eventually agreed to marry my husband. When we eventually got married, I did everything to transform my husband from the timid and native guy he was to a trendy fashion man. I made sure I changed his entire wardrobe and bought him trendy clothes so he would look presentable as my husband. Everything has been fine with us until I had my second baby over a year ago. My husband just changed completely from the loving and caring man that dotes over me to a complete monster. He started out by keeping late nights and coming home drunk. Then I noticed that he was no longer interested in having sex with me. My husband that will always find any opportunity to engage me was no longer interested in sex; the whole thing took a turn for the worst when he stopped talking to me in the house. I don’t know what I did to offend him because as everything has been fine with us before now. It was at this point that I noticed he was having an affair outside. When I confronted him, he didn’t deny it, instead he told me that if I was not happy with the situation of things I should pack my things and leave after all I wasn’t planning to marry him initially that he practically begged me, so I can as well leave if I am tired. It got up to the extent that he picks the calls of his girlfriends in my presence calling them pet names like baby, sweetie and all that without regards to me. The straw that eventually broke the camel’s back was three days ago when he brought his girlfriend home. I took my baby to the hospital and when I got back, I noticed his car was parked outside. On entering the house I found him with the girl cuddling on the settee I didn’t know when I threw my baby down and gave the girl the beating of her life for daring to come into my home. He has called my people to say he is no longer interested in the marriage. I don’t know what I have done to deserve this and I have been begging him to tell me what I did wrong but all he keeps saying is that I never wanted to marry him in the first place, but all that is past and I have been a faithful and loyal housewife to him so why all these? Please my people tell me how to go about this before I run mad because my husband is behaving like somebody that has been bewitched or under a spell.


Posted anonymously on www.confessionsnigeria.com
http://confessionsnigeria.com/post/120/help-my-husband-is-acting-funny