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How this one take bring back our girls

This one nah tread or ki Olorun jia gbadun

BALLOSKI:
'Jagabans'!

eeeehhhnnn make we con dey run

How that one take put chicken on top my food

Okay nah

Google search

Story for the gods

Kokanye

Okay nah

How this one take add to the money wey dey my acct

How this one take repair the road wey enter my street

Vanquay:
An Heterosexual that rapes doesn't mean all Heterosexuals rape...There are nice Friendly Intelligent Gays out there...Its madness sending someone to Jail because of their Sexuality


And before you Ignorant DumbFvcks quote me, I'm not Gay neither did I say he shouldn't be jailed but Please stop Persecuting them, you are not perfect either

what do you mean,I'm very sure you attend his Church

great664:
Its not the devil again? NCA food don done

Devil Ogini nah we humans be ourself devil

iamkingzlee:
This is sad Who am i to blame them!!!

Nothing good comes easy! Work hard, pray harder and play. That's all that matters!! There's time for each and everyone of us.. Your time is coming and you"ll definitely make it big!! Robbery should be the last thing that comes to mind...

ah omashe ooh

why now?

nollywood

not working any more. port to aittel

Margnifique

ireneidiva: hell no! Jesus did that! I'll run!

really...

Matildachinyere: OK... dat one is For d Americans, where is d one for NLers?

Lmao. Very funny. What is good for the goose is also good for the gander.

[quote author=Nuzo']Would you die for love?[/quote]lemme think about it

[quote author=Nuzo']Lol...tricky question huh.

Hell NO if dying for love is all about jumping off the bridge or allowing my partner kill me cos she's hot tempered.

Such decision is the kind we read in the murder column....and end up berating and condemning such illogical decision.

Is it even fair you asked me such a question?[/quote]you sounds beaten already. I only asked a question.

Kezifils: @OP you re right but its nt easy to to do all u suggested

I know. Especially not you. Cos you sounds so straightforward

oyinbogirl: Nice post..... you know something ? Some ppl cant handle too much anger.... there are different degrees of anger. Everyone is capable of feeling and showing anger, and that is a normal thing, I guess when anger gets out of control & cant be contained then that ibecomes a real problem. That person can be a liabilty! A person like that I wouldn't feel safe with personally cos those are the types who can commit murder, or beat you or damage property. On the other hand the normal anger/short fuse can be dealt with nicely as you said here. Sometimes over time age will mellow such a person.I knew of a couple who the husband was very fiery in younger years and mellowed out considerably in his later years. His wife was always the cool one but she is now the one running a short fuse in her later years.

yeah got similar story. Change is constant, I know.

[quote author=Nuzo']And kill is what they will do to you.

Love is not enough![/quote]a question for you...... Can you die for love?

EmmanuelIbeh: I don't know where U culled this from but it is the biggest lie I've heard this december. If kaduna is missing there, then U are a learner

do you work with census? If you don't, then try Google

[quote author=Nuzo']Op

So, in other words...become an unhappy dummy to your spouse just because they chose to be short tempered?

The best way to handle such people is to run for your life! Trust me, most of them never change.

80% of murder cases we hear of today were not originally planned. They were as a result of people angrily and violently reacting quickly and irrationally.[/quote]like seriously? You don't have love then. Run is the worst you'd do to someone you love

Nigeria is Africa’s largest country by
population and the country with the
highest number of black souls together on
the planet. With an estimated population
of
170 million people in 2013 as against 140
million in 2006 one would wonder which
cities contain so many people and why.
Here are the top 5 most populated cities
in
Nigeria.
Lagos (Estimated: 13 million Inhabitants)
By population Lagos is Nigeria’s largest
city
with an urban population of 13 million
people who mostly reside on the
mainland.
The other part of Lagos surrounded by
the
Lagos Lagoon – the Island – is the high
brow part of the city where fewer people
reside due to high cost of rent and
general
living costs. Lagos used to be the national
capital and is presently the economic
capital
of Nigeria accounting for 65% of the
country’s manufacturing and 80% of
international trade that must explain why
the population is ever growing plus the
fact
that there are almost equal opportunities
for all to succeed.
Kano (Estimated: 11 million Inhabitants)
Kano is the largest city in Northern
Nigeria
and Nigeria’s second largest city. As the
commercial capital of Northern Nigeria it
accounts for the highest volume of trade
and commercial activities in that region.
Naturally the population of this part of
Nigeria is expected to raise sharply due to
early marriages, polygamy and cultural
practices which encourage women to have
as many as 19 children during their child
bearing years.
Abuja (Estimated: 2.8 million Inhabitants)
The capital city of Nigeria has been
attracting folks from all over Nigeria
particularly since 1999 making it Nigeria’s
fastest growing city. Most migrants to
Abuja
are from the North and Middle belt
regions
with Igbos of South Eastern Nigeria
attracting the largest number of migrants
from Southern Nigeria. Most people who
come to Abuja from the South especially
Lagos want a fresh start while others want
to exploit the heavy government
spending
and perceived cash filled city. Most of the
City’s inhabitants reside on the outskirts
of
the city and in satellite towns.
Ibadan (Estimated: 2.3 million
Inhabitants)
Ibadan the famed former largest city in
West Africa has been overtaken by Lagos,
Abuja and Kano. The so called city of
‘firsts’
Ibadan in South western Nigeria is
predominantly a Yoruba town with trade
and Agriculture as the mainstay of the
local
economy. Migrants from other Yoruba
dominated states account for the growing
population.
Port Harcourt (Estimated: 2.2 million
Inhabitants)
Port Harcourt the so called garden city of
Nigeria is the 5th largest city in Nigeria.
The
local economy is supported by petroleum
industry but trade is another major
source
of attraction to many folks looking for
greener pastures mostly from Niger Delta
and South Eastern Nigeria. The city’s
population is fast growing and could
overtake Ibadan in a few years time

Matildachinyere: point noted

very