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BarrSly:
First of, don’t have any relationship with any girl at all.

Secondly, don’t have relationship with your colleague!! E no dy go well..

Also, if you dare fall for this girl so, under your very eye, her ex go dy gbensh her and you no go know.. them fit even get back together and you’ll just be a rebound.

Finally my advice... don’t touch her at all and if you have to do so then just dig her guts out till you burst!! And then move on.

#SLY_LIFESTYLE

Cold.. Imma buhhhh

Simon090:
thanks

kool

Ok

Anyi3:
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ok

quote author=Gbest90 post=97953537]Are these recent pics? Thought this dude was bald.



Oh! If no be money matter, would have recommended it for one of my gee. The stuff has really dealt with him. Young lad looking like a Red Cap Chief.

Any ways HBD to him. Never knew he was this cute.
Na wig.. Peter p square.. Kaycee na dem dem

Bald head na bastard sha.[/quote]

HarunaWest:
as in ehn...Ontop the brokeness you come dey owe again...Kuku keee me

looolz

fam its Aristide Bance's fault

Dpsychologist:
When she has hit the wall, she will start crying that no man wants to marry her.

#mgtow

#mgtow

[quote][/quote]hmmm

Na the Prick quote author=BaddieFreak post=96806102]I really love my mother and I don't want no harm for her. She is just too weak [/quote]

Jealousy and envy.. Dem Don sabotage the coach

lalasticlala:
Throwback pics of Ms Henshaw

This woman na vampire!!

CaseSensitive:
So I have a bit of time and I feel I should drop a point or two. As Nigerians, we have a problem that needs to be addressed, that problem is the sense of entitlement. When you apply for your UK visa in Nigeria, there’s a clear immigration rules pertaining to what your rights are as an international student visa. Reading some comments here, I’m disgusted by the number of Nigerians who believe that just by having a student visa and finishing a degree here, everything should be handed over to you on a silver platter; job, residence permit and whatnot. Making a transition from student visa to being able to get work placement, blend into the society and hopefully get a permanent residency might be a farfetched dream because they don’t expect you to stay here after your graduation. But we have this problem of thinking we have a degree, then UK should provide a job after spending a fortune in tuition fees, NO they won’t! Infact your student visa is like a contractual agreement between two parties. In this scenario, yourself and the British consular in Nigeria who you convinced to give you a visa.

You are allowed to work maybe 10 or 20 hours per week and it is no brainer that the UK put this filtering system in place to prevent the influx of international students in their labour market, they will give jobs to their citizens first and I will tell you this for free, international students will be at the very bottom end of the spectrum unless you have a desirable skillset or a STEM degree, a job you will be lucky to get anyway because work experience will probably be required which boils down to the main point that as soon as you finish your studies, UK expect you to get on the plane and jet back to Nigeria.

Don’t get me wrong I’m not trying to knock anyone for wanting to get a better life and try their luck in the UK, but that sense of entitlement needs to stop. If you want to come to the UK, you’re within your right to do that but get your fact right, educate yourself, ignorance is not an excuse because otherwise you will be slapped in the face with reality when you get here without planning and weighing your pros and cons. On the issue of getting a permanent residence in the UK, I guess there are different ways to skin a cat but I can’t stress it enough, get rid of that sense of entitlement because UK don’t owe you anything, not a job after your degree, not a residence permit. Nothing!

phrankleen

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