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But I thought you were a sharp babe. The right answer to all your wonderings was right in front of you the whole time. Of course they are hitting it off the whole time.@ |
Deliberate destiny sinkers. |
Lol It's a church sister I think. |
Oya tell me, '' to what end are these pix then, if there is only looking ?'' |
The evils caused by sex these days is unimaginable |
Fraud everywhere |
It is human to err, but it is divine to forgive. We all need second chances especially in moments like this. Long distance relationships are usually difficult to manage. According to the popular saying, '' WHEN THE DESIRED IS NOT AVAILABLE, THE AVAILABILE BECOMES THE DESIRED". Find a way to forgive her and forget or if you can't forget the wrong especially when you have been faithful to her, then move on and don't look back. Don't forget to forgive her in all you do. |
Executive Secretary Nigerian Christian Pilgrims Commission, Dr Tor Uja and his wife Berry met and got married about 35 years ago. Check out these new photos of them with the 5 children, 5 wonderful ladies who are now all lawyers, God blessed them with. For people who don't think much of the girl child or parents with only girl children, please continue to see more photos of this family after the cut and be wowed! http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/07/photos-nigerian-parents-with-5-daughter-lawyers.html?m=1
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A mother who wanted to experience labour ‘in the wild’ gave birth in a stream without any medical assistance and filmed it. Simone Thurber says she is proud of the footage of the birth of her fourth child but has now spoken about how shocked she is by the attention the clip has generated. Since she uploaded the video, taken by her partner in 2012, it has been viewed by more than 52 MILLION people. The video opens with the 43-year-old already in labour in the Australian Daintree Rain Forrest in Queensland, completely naked. She is seen squatting and getting on all fours as she breathes through the pain and contractions, eventually giving birth to a daughter as her other children surround her. Her partner Nick filmed the experience and steps in to help and encourage at several points. The mum-of-four explained that she had always wanted to experience giving birth in the wild. Simone gave birth four years ago and the video was first posted in 2013 to celebrate daughter Perouze’s first birthday. http://www..ng/2016/07/14/woman-gives-birth-near-a-stream-in-the-wild-without-help-just-to-experience-natural-labour-see-censored-photos/
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Who is the real Sandoski then? Pls add pix so that our eyes can see the real Sandoski!!! |
kayspark27:Highly appreciated my Bro. Thanks |
Sanmi405:You're welcome my bro |
The source of the rumour of the abuse, in the first place, was from Sahara reporters. Pls Dino, nor mind them joor. They want to tarnish your good and excellent image. |
Travelling abroad can be a lot of fun, especially for a first time traveler. The excitement at the airport, the thought of all the places you would visit, friends and family you are going to meet, experiencing snow for the first time and selfies. Oh lord, the selfies. However, you know what the man said about failing to plan, if you do not prepare for your trip abroad, it can quickly turn from a lot of fun, to an experience you would never want to repeat or even remember. So, here are some of the things you need to know before flying out of Nigeria for the first time, free of charge. No information is too much information Find out about everything you need to find out about before leaving Nigeria. No such thing as TMI when travelling for the first time to a foreign country. Not knowing the exchange rate of the country you are heading to can get you to spend a lot of unnecessary money. As well as not notifying your bank about your departure. Sudden transactions on your account from somewhere in Hawaii or Tokyo can lead the bank authorities to suspend your MasterCard to “protect” you. And that can really put a cramp on your day. That said, keep reading. Check: Visa, Passport and Other Documentation Some countries do not require you to get a visa before visiting them, such as the ECOWAS countries. So, find out about the visa definitions for the country you are visiting long before you are set to travel. Also, ensure your passport is up to date. Many countries would not let you in or even grant you a visa without at least 6 months on your passport. Also make sure you have evidence of your travel itinerary, some countries would require you present it before entering into the country. Basically, they need to know where you are going. Find out about vaccine requirements Many countries require you to get a vaccination before entering into the country with proof. South Africa and even Nigeria for example are pretty big on Yellow Fever vaccinations for visitors. You may have to present proof of vaccination (called Yellow Card for Yellow fever) at the airport before being allowed to enter the country. Contact the embassy Before you travel and as soon as you get to your destination, ensure you contact the Nigerian embassy and let them know of your arrival, where you will be staying etc. this is in case there is any form of unrest in the country, the embassy knows where you are and can make plans for you. Oh, and some perks could exist for you like invitations to state dinners during your stay. Arrive at the airport at least 3 hours before schedule So, your flight can be delayed – and that may happen at some point, but don’t take chances. Arrive at the airport really early so you can get through the hassle of baggage checks, security checks etc.,before it is time to board. Another thing you could do is lodge in a hotel close to the airport or at the airport hotel, Lagos (or airport hotel, Abuja, if your’re in Abuja) so as to have the advantage. A lot of things can go wrong on the day of your flight and being early and ready is a great way to stay above the mess. Leave the contraband at home Believe me, they have Coke in other countries too. Many airports would not let you take liquids on a plane, so don’t bother trying to hide a bottle in your bag. Leave other objects like knives, strange looking white powders, grassy looking paper wrapped substances – if you understand me, and other such at home. Pack light If you are Nigerian, then you already understand the concept of “Paying for load”. Packing an overweight bag would only grant you an opportunity to pay extra duties. Pack light, even if you are going for an extended stay, you can be sure there would be plenty of opportunities to shop abroad. Keep your important documents and everything you would need to show at the airport on your person or in your carry-on luggage. Also include an extra set of clothes. Sure, you don’t wish for it, but sometimes, airports could misplace your luggage and you definitely do not want to be wearing the same “polo” for the next few days while you wait for the luggage to be found. It is also smart to include a few snacks in your carry-on. It might take you a while to get used to the food in the country you are heading to, so rather than make nauseous faces at Asian food, keep some biscuits and chocolate in your bag. Board early Boarding early is really important. If you waste time getting on board an international flight, you could get on and find that all the space for carry-on luggage has been taken. No, you would not be allowed to keep it on your lap. You would have to go check in your bag which can be pretty inconveniencing considering you need some of the items in the carry-on for your trip. Sleep on the flight If it’s your first time abroad, it is easy to get distracted by all the in-flight entertainment, the view of the clouds skimming beneath the plane and the layout of the cities below. However, you should be warned that jetlag is not funny business – except for the people watching you of course. You should find out about the time differences at your destination and try and sleep on the flight so you are refreshed when you arrive or else, your entire trip may be made up of days sleeping and wakeful nights. Not a fun way to enjoy a vacation. Buy tickets ahead of time for the places you want to see There are excellent deals for tourists from other countries you can take advantage of by booking from Nigeria before you even travel if you are sure you would visit those countries. Also, it omits having to spend hours of your time overseas standing in queues. Also find out about events that would interest you holding at the country you are visiting. You do not want to get back to Nigeria and find out that just two blocks away from where you stayed was a Linkin Park concert, or even a Davido show. Carry along an adaptor or make plans to buy one A lot of people do not realize but sockets in some foreign countries are a lot different from those in Nigeria. Make plans to have an adaptor for your devices in case. Also, be aware of the voltage differences so you do not blow up your electronics. Find out about exit fees Some countries mandate you pay entry and exit fees different from your ticket fares at the airport before you are granted entry. To avoid causing the famous Nigerian scene in baseless outrage when asked to pay, you could find out if your destination requires such fees. That said, enjoy your trip and do not forget to bring back things for friends and family. Anything I missed out that you learned on your first trip abroad, please don’t hesitate to add in the comments. http://hotels.ng/travel/know-flying-nigeria-first-time/
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TrapQueen77:Hahahahahahahahahahahaha |
TrapQueen77:Yours is usually a combination of four categories synchronized in a unique way that blends with your mood depending on the sound of the hit song playing at that time. Should I be more specific my Lady? |
TrapQueen77:Hahaha I know yours already. There is no hiding place for you you you you my love!!!! |
Oga Don Smelly, when u go marry? U don dey prolong, we come dey wonder!!!! Abi you wan DISCOVER MONGO PARK. |
And so? |
Eniola Akinkuotu, Abuja The United States government says it has no information on the alleged crimes committed by President Muhammadu Buhari’s wife, Aisha. The acting Public Affairs Officer, US Consulate General, Lagos, Frank Sellin, said this in an email sent to our correspondent on Tuesday. Sellin said this in response to an enquiry made by our correspondent regarding allegations that the President’s wife was wanted in the US and was avoiding travelling to the country. In a message, Sellin said, “Thank you for the inquiry. We have no information to provide on this matter.” The Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, had, last month, alleged that Mrs. Buhari was involved in the $185m Halliburton scandal. While reacting to the freezing of his Zenith Bank accounts by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Fayose claimed that the wife of the President was a wanted person in the US. He had said, “Even the President cannot claim to be an angel. The estate he built in Abuja is known to us. His wife was indicted in the Halliburton scandal. When that American, Jefferson, was being sentenced, the President’s wife was mentioned as having wired $170,000 to Jefferson. Her name was on page 25 of the sentencing of Jefferson. We can serialise the judgment for people to see and read.” Fayose repeated the claim in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Idowu Adelusi. He said Aisha refused to travel with the President to the US because of her involvement in the scandal.http://punchng.com/weve-no-fraud-information-buharis-wife-us/
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Dab2mydick:Hahahahahahahahahahahaha |
Let CR7 Win the FIFA world cup first, then I am sure it will be ranked as thus, ''CR7, Pele, Maradonna, Messi. etc.... |
mikool007:Maybe it's bad luck. |
7inches:Lol Bros you harsh oooo. |
Dab2mydick:Haba, you must have lived in Yoruba land all your life. Go out and see what God has done to other babes other than Yoruba. I swear, u must confess too. |
ddippset:Wrong, wrong, wrong again..... You got it all wrong. Teamwork and non-reliance on CR7 brought them the cup this time around. Good job team Portugal. |
Lol I usually go like this when we are in cloud 9, '' Ohhhhh, babyyyy, you can finish me, you can destroy my joystick, you torment me, you scatter me, you are drainnnniiiiiiiinnnnnnnngggggggggg meeeeeee nooooooow!!!!!!'' |
5. If you cheat on them you are dead Okay, calm down. They may not kill you physically but you can be sure that they will make your life and that of your missus hell. If you want to marry an Igbo girl then you should know that as subtle and sweet as they are, they could be highly venomous when pushed and taken for granted. They are not ladies who would watch and fold their hands while you cheat on them. They would confront you and your lover with their findings and would deal with you both. Therefore, learn to love them in totality and avoid cheating on them. https://www.naij.com/884505-5-important-things-know-marrying-igbo-girl.html |
4. She will take care of you with love Igbo girls are hardworking and industrious, they would help you manage your resources and give you their all while at it. Most of them understand that it is the role of the man to fend for the family; they will support you while you do this and manage your empire for you. In cases where they pick up jobs, you can be sure they will support you with it. They are well cultured and display good characters.
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hahhhahahaha... The way u describe me it's like I'm a rockstar with my band (all in one ) 