Tonylyte:
O boy d parole no easy o! Oluwa is involved sha. Ah inbox u 4 mobo, u see am?

Tonylyte:
O boy nothing mega, na here me just dey do my thing soffery soffery, hw mata, your wife?

Tonylyte:
Della!!! Hw far? U scarce pass znamp oooo!

Tonylyte:
Lion begets lion. Your dad must be a person.

dav8id: thank God the guy said he make money from the business but its very risky . Any risky in cash and carry ? You see the produce, your local agent tested it and confirm it if its well dry and good for storage .so what is the risky here.

@All i urge someone to just make a trip to that market and see money d flow..

fightforchange1:

not sure...but I kno I haven't had breakfast n that soup looks very appealing. I'm just now learning....never to late to learn.....
I feel like life is filled with opportunities to try to new things...
that's Wat it's about.

MissMeiya:

Loooool

fightforchange1:

*salivates*

this Friday marks the time when I'll be sampling afro food.

datalossvictim1:

Thanks

Peppyluv: My dimples is on my bombom and yea I have what my brothers call window teeth just to annoy me but that was when we were kids.

MissMeiya:

I'm a born diasporan.

There are millions of Nigerians all over the world. We represent the countries of our birth, that raised us, but we are very patriotic Nigerians as well (usually).

There are several other diasporans on this very website.

MissMeiya: Btw, my hair is the softest when I'm in Nigeria.

Here, the weather is cold and dry, and I have to constantly moisturize.

But my body was obviously made for Africa. My skin is smoother and clearer, and my hair gets soooo soft ♡♡♡

I even gain weight lol


Black hair is supposed to be the way it is.

Fulaman198:

Yes, there are lots. Most are Hausanised though

phemmyjohnson: LooOl! No go get HBP!!

phemmyjohnson: about 3500 actually..

Kachisbarbie: Okó Nla? Abi Okò nla? Hehe, ure right sha.

patmaine: well. I have to say my mind. right?
if u need a sign before u kno u 're creative..believe me....U 'RE NOT CREATIVE...