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Sahara babies.. Wayookwa

It's possible they developed new regimens??
I mean, they're not Nigerians. You should be sure they'd be ready for any other emergency outbreak. If they had given off all their resources, just imagine what'll happen if they have another outbreak.

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Oh Shit! I didn't pray last night again like I planned

Okay.. You're new here.. Have gotten 50 minutes under your belt already with 1 post to boot..

Hehehehe..

I'll be watching yo as$

Manchester United!!

Oga.. If Cowbell Mathematics Competition Prize were to be N5m, the questions for Junior Secondary School Mathematics would be straight off a B.Sc. Degree final exams!!

Etighi, Skelewu, Alanta, Shoki..anything you can do.. Join up.

But I will only sign up if you would agree to play 'Run Mad' by Terry G for me!

lirusehn: crying cuz of 200 Naira. This is funny.

Yeah.. Unlike you, he couldn't easily steal some.
OP.. Are you sure you're not on Caller Tunes subscription or one of those five-digits buhaha??

Hmm.. Let me take this one with three pinches of salt

They shouldn't allow the crime cover up the essence.
His wife is faulty.

What would I do with it otherwise??

Hehehe.. If not that your gist was eventually hilarious, I'ld have multiplied the Advert charges for this section by the number of paragraphs and give you the bill

You're spot on.
Many of the investors from Nigeria are terribly complaining about the currency and exchange, claiming that any attempt to convert into Naira leads to a loss of 30% face value of the money.
Many of those guys have returned back to Nigeria, for life has become difficult for them there.
I posted about the Confessions of a Ghana-based Nigerian Business Man some months ago when he spoke about the deplorable state of the country. I think his claim is coming good.

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With the rate at which you call everyone you happen upon a child, I'm beginning to marvel if you're in Methuselah's age group.

@OP, you know what you're in.
You just don't know how to stamp it.
Start by insisting you want it.

^^^^^^

That was uncalled for.
A creative mind is busy putting in place, a platform where we can learn, and you're being the stumbling block.

One thing for sure is no one is perfect.
One can only give a hundred percent positive answer to all these questions if he/she choose to be blind to some areas in his/her own and partner's life.
In a nutshell, every relationship is a risk, that's why we must make sacrifices. Forget all those textbook love lives, one has to make do with the realistic situation he/she finds himself/herself in.
Love, after all, doesn't always come through the front door.

A little mathematics to boot..
According to the article on Ebola found on Wikipedia page, it has a fatality rate of 65-90%.
In Nigeria, out of 14 cases, 5 recovered fully while only 5 have been confirmed dead. This means the fatality rate in Nigeria now is [(5/14) * 100 ] less than 36%.
They have managed to keep the fatality rate less than the perceived level. I think that is commendable.
Not to say everyone can rest on their oars now, but they have tried in expunging the fear.

Well, I saw it recently on my way to a hospital in Imo State. As I was in a hurry, I didn't ask for the selling rate, so I just assumed inflation must have taken its course, and requested for #100 worth.
To my surprise, the 'Aboki' gave me exactly 50 pieces inspite of the big size!! Alas, something inflation didn't affect much in Nigeria.
But I think it was adulterated. The farts I used to associate with eating it didn't surface much even as I did them all in one day.

Gulak has a valid point. The 'remove to succeed' strategy is just another brand of corruption, especially if the law is against it.
But man, you just have to commend the speaker's creativity.
Genius if gone undetected.

Just don't give up. I hear you're doing a fine job now.
Not that I ever turned my back on you, FG, but we're entitled to some positive news.

As regards to the use of relaxer, I grew up around quite a number of women and I think they use it to make for easier combing as the African hair is curly and would easily get tangled and really becomes difficult to comb then.
But after relaxing, the hair loses some of its natural strength, and thus constant combing would make the hair cut and unequal heights messes it up, enter using artificial weavons and atachments to hold it in place while it strengthens and returns to its virgin state overtime, requiring relaxers again.
Probably, you didn't do some research before that article. Some things are out of place there.

Sahara Reporters?
*waiting for Health Minister*

*hands him an aftershave*

What is wrong with mayapop?

As the 'age' and 'maturity' levels of the ladies differ, so do the reason for their choices differ.
Perhaps you should have done better by specifying the age of the affected people?

I don't know guys. It just seems the topic conflicts with the content.

#sigh#.. The agony of a celebrity.
Condolences.

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