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Iaz93: ...and the igalas will keep ruling, and Kogi State will not develop. Those people don't know what development is. I wish the Ebiras will take over.

you are very daft from the way you reason, what makes you think that an hyena wil do better than a lion

[quote author=slim fit ]Kogi people are bush people now this is modern living to them.[/quote]do you know what you are? A smelling slunk

Who are we to Judge you for waht you are

Gay my a$$! Why would any sane man in the world ve sex wit another man. Thats madness in the highest order. Left for me any homosexual wil be seen as someone who is mentally unbalance and need a lunatic asylum for them for 5 years.

ghost mode, you no see anything as a mopol officecr

DICKtator: Inspired by OJB

and wats that suppose to mean

something is not right. How come they keep killing everyday without reasons, the fulani herdsmen are another silent killers and i dont think the government are paying any close attention or solution to this madness and innocent killings, many families have gone, many orphaned and nobody seems to taking action. this is the 3rd time this month and 7 time this year

See frustrations

Goal we are winning this match, madam give everybody five bottles each.

Thank God for
his life nothing happend to him

;D1 Only you: Human lips are different from those of all other animals because they are everted, meaning that they purse outward.
2 But we are not the only species to engage in kissing-like behaviors. Great apes press their lips together to express excitement, affection, or reconciliation.
3 Scientists are not sure why humans kiss, but some think the answer lies in early feeding experiences. Through nursing and (in some cultures) receiving pre-chewed food from a parent's mouth, infants may learn to associate lip pressure with a loving act.
4 Another possibility: Smelling a loved one's cheek has long served as a means of recognition in cultures around the world, from New Zealand to Alaska. Over time, a brush of the lips may have become a traditional accompaniment.
5 And yet kissing is not universal, leading some experts, like anthropologist Vaughn Bryant of Texas A&M, to think it might actually be a learned behavior.
6 The Roman military introduced kissing to many non-kissing cultures (after its conquests were over, presumably); later it was European explorers who carried the torch.
7 Being close enough to kiss helps our noses assess compatibility. In a landmark study, evolutionary biologist Claus Wedekind of the University of Lausanne in Switzerland reported that women prefer the scents of men whose immunity-coding genes are different from their own. Mixing genes that way may produce offspring with a stronger immune system.
8 Wedekind's experiment, widely known as the sweaty T-shirt study, involved very little sweat. Male participants were asked to shower beforehand so their scent would be faint.
9 The earliest literary evidence for kissing comes from northern Indias Vedic Sanskrit texts, written 1,000 to 2,000 years ago. A portion of the Satapatha Brahmana mentions lovers setting mouth to mouth.
10 Love Is the Drug: Dopamine, a neurotransmitter associated with feelings of desire and reward, spikes in response to novel experiences, which explains why a kiss with someone new can feel so special.
11 In some people, a jolt of dopamine can cause a loss of appetite and an inability to sleep, symptoms commonly associated with falling in love.
12 Can't Get Enough of Your Love: Dopamine is produced in the ventral tegmental area of the brain, the same region affected by addictive drugs like cocaine.
13 In men, a passionate kiss can also promote the hormone oxytocin (video), which fosters bonding and attachment, according to behavioral neuroscientist Wendy Hill of Lafayette College in Pennsylvania.
14 Holding hands and kissing reduces levels of the stress hormone cortisol, thereby lowering blood pressure and optimizing immune response.
15 And a passionate kiss has the same effect as belladonna in making our pupils dilate.
16 Prelude to a Kiss: Two-thirds of all people turn their head to the right when kissing, according to psychologist Onur Gntrkn of Ruhr-University Bochum in Germany. This behavior may mirror the head-turning preference observed in babies and even in fetuses.
17 Evolutionary psychologists have discovered that men are far more likely to prefer sloppy tongue kisses than women.
18 The exchange of saliva could provide a reproductive advantage for males. During an open-mouthed kiss, a man passes a bit of testosterone to his partner. Over weeks and months, repeated kissing could enhance a female's libido, making her more receptive to sex.
19 Always brush and floss, boys. Evolutionary psychologist Gordon Gallup of the State University of New York at Albany found that when deciding whether to kiss someone, women pay much closer attention than men do to the breath and teeth of their partner.
20 You Give Love a Bad Name: One milliliter of saliva contains about 100,000,000 bacteria.

Africa Wake up from your slumber, we cant keep decieving ourselves, this era of masquerade should die a natural death, what has it profit us oh Africa.

My style is not here seriously speaking,

[quote author=rezzy]for me o, anytime i sleep unclad i normally have strange dreams
you be marine spirit

if you live in Ajegunle, Aja, Ikotun am sorry the mosquitoes in your areas are singing a new anthem and building their blood banks.

i dont think that bakery is in Nigeria.

Kay 17: Good people go to Hell also, hence it isn't profitable to be good.

That's the conclusion I got.

You get to heaven be good works, it is by confession of sins and acceptance of Chris Jesus who
died for your sins.

I dont think this fulani herdsmen are ghost cos they are getting worse than bokoharam, and please who was the eye witness that saw them. I lost a childhood friend two weeks ago from their activities and am beefed up when i see this fulani men, please lets confirm that they are not more than that

Members of the Somali community in South Africa have marched to parliament in Cape Town to protest against recent attacks on foreigners.

Two Somalis have been killed this month and the Somali government has requested the South African authorities to do more to protect their nationals.

About 200 people took part in the protest, holding a banner reading: "Everyone is a foreigner somewhere."

Correspondents say xenophobic attacks have resumed recently.

Some of the protesters accused the authorities of not doing enough to prevent attack on foreigners, especially Somalis.

According to the Centre for Human Rights at the University of Pretoria, South Africans are becoming "increasingly desensitised" to attacks on foreigners, The Sowetan newspaper reports.

The BBC's Mohammed Allie in Cape Town says the violence is linked to the massive unemployment among young South Africans.

In the past two decades, many thousands of Somalis have fled conflict at home and moved to South Africa, where many have opened small shops and kiosks in townships.

A relative of the late Jose Conde arranges a traditional ornament during All Saints Day in La Paz. Bolivians celebrate All Saints Day by paying homage to their dead ones with a feast of home-baked, doll-shaped breads, fresh fruit and coca leaves and flowers.Picture: REUTERS/David Mercado

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/picturegalleries/9651457/The-Day-of-the-Dead-in-Latin-America.html

player girl ni?

pedophile on the rise, we need stringent and effective laws to be made.
future leaders their ladders are now being broken

That part of the world need a great deliverance from the Lord

that's a welcome development, we need more satellite towns in Abuja, the Area councils are so dry apart from Bwari and Kuje. am Happy but let it not be like doing a white elephant project.

this people are dreaming, what so they intend to achieve with this cheap protest. well Nigeria is too big for the unlearned and little minded to comprehend what is going on. GOODLUCK must win 2015, you can drag his name to the mud but He will always come out clean

it is a pity some folks on NL are still myopic in them reasoning, what would it profit Jonathan do such a thing, we know very well they are many caucus trying to cause confusion, come 2015 PDP Chosen President Must win the election and Buhari will drink his Piss and Sh*T For all we care, no prepared person will Rule this country under PDP Unless by Surprise, Obasonjo, Yar'Adua, and Now Goodluck Jonathan.

the most ugly thing i have seen today

what a sad story, i wish to tell her how i feel for her

well if you do that then check yourselves, you got a bad mouth odour too, dont know why it is like that till i stopped mine after consulting the A female Doctor

well if you do that then check yourselves, you got a bad mouth odour too, dont know why it is like that till i stopped mine after consulting the A female Doctor