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kilokeys:Lai Lai!!!! She'll still make d bed b4 she leaves....haba!!! |
rokiatu:Oh!!! Cool, buh wen she sees @rokiatu, she go dobale...lol |
LordExecutioner:My friend shut ur toilet biko, igbo dis igbo dat, if the igbos dnt do legit bizness in lagos, why havnt d lagos government discovered dat since? Why are the igbos all over alaba, ladipo, etc and they're very successful in wat they do? And they even pay dues to ur yoruba brother, Asiwaju Tinubu.......my friend check well b4 u yarn okpata oooo....jukwa ese. |
Hw much land be over thr, I wan buy.....lol |
Lala247:Haba lala, wetin concern u na, give out d number jare..... |
mizkeleke:God bless u 4 admitting!!! |
crazysaint:She's big and she's comfortable wit it and guess wat??.......she's a better pesin dan u. So get a car, a key and a map & drive to hell!!!!! |
Beautiful first lady......first lady do di do di do....odikwa tyt, oya #woju oooo.....lolzz |
gov. Amechi d actor!!!! #action!! |
Rapmoney:gbam!!! Applicants shld take note!!! |
U go fear specification na.....I love my country jare, see talent!!!!! |
Ndi ala ndi ala |
abokiigbo:oga calm dwn, notin dey happn..... |
Women senators frm anambra......mke dem no go Bleep up ooo, power sabi shack women!!! |
None of diz gurlz here accepted they did any1 oooo......they be formin holy 4 here....nawia ooo... |
[color=#006600][/color]None of diz gurlz here accepted they did any1 oooo......they be formin holy 4 here....nawia ooo |
Guruscrew:Imagine kenyans callin naija music whack....kai! I no blame dem sha, na davido wey go f*** up....price to pay 4 leaving election 4 a concert!! |
MissAdeife:100% possible, its nt a new tin na....once ur a fine & good looking guy, u put dem ladiez mind in a mess...tho they pretend a lot buh trust me, they feel u die!!!...lolzz |
DuchessLily:Na so ooo, buh mke she sofri dey dance etigi & shoki bikokwa... |
If she be Virgin BH boys need her HBD Virgin pikin @Airforce1 hope u dey see am Airforce1 you still be cele you never enter Celebrities[/quote]Celebrity ko Sele-bobo on d beat ni!!! |
defendedvictim:there's a diffrnce btwn kissing & pecking, its allowed if she wana peck me sha, buh mke she no do am wen na bae dey arnd sha, ladies can twist some actions 4 naija sha.... |
Elections in parts of Nigeria have been extended until Sunday after delays and a number of attacks. The delays were "not widespread" but were still "a matter of concern", an election official told the BBC. Technical problems with new biometric cards slowed down voter registration, even affecting President Goodluck Jonathan. More than 20 people have reportedly been killed in various attacks by unknown gunmen. Mr Jonathan is facing a strong challenge from Muhammadu Buhari. The election is said to be the most closely fought since independence. It was postponed from mid-February to allow the army time to recapture territory from the Islamist militants of Boko Haram. The two main candidates had pledged to prevent violence during and in the aftermath of the elections. But several hours after voting started, reports came in of violent incidents at polling stations in which at least 24 were reported to have been killed. Thousands of Nigerians turned out to vote, despite threats from Boko Haram to disrupt the poll. "We have suffered enough, fled our homes after many attacks," said Roda Umar, a housewife from the former militant headquarters of Gwoza. "I'm ready to endure the pain to vote." 'Slow progress' Voters are also electing members of the house of representatives and the senate. According to the Transitional Monitoring Group (TMG), the largest body observing the elections, voting had started in 75% of polling stations, while 92% had the materials they need to start the process. Voters need to register using biometric cards with their fingerprints before they can cast their vote. However, there have been problems with the card readers at many polling stations. The Independent National Electoral Commission (Inec) said the accreditation process had "gone on well in several places", but was "slow" or had "not commenced at all" in others. President Jonathan tried for some 50 minutes to register in his home village of Otuoke, before coming back a second time. When the electronic registration failed again, he had to be accredited manually and did eventually cast his ballot paper. Problems were also reported from the north's biggest city of Kano, where thousands of voters waited for election officials and voting materials to arrive. "No-one has shown up from Inec... This is a deliberate attempt to sabotage the elections," Ismail Omar, a 65- year-old builder, told AFP news agency. Gen Buhari did not have any problems registering in his hometown, Daura. After voting, he told the BBC the process was "in order but I have been watching activities in other states, which is disappointing, but overall it's on course". |
onojaduru:leggo!!! |
KingTom:Serious gbagaun!!! |
EroticAngelina:Such perverting in boys wch u gurls can't do witout.... |
Ishilove:Wooow!!!.....LU-CI-FER = Look See Far, I come dey wonder wetin TerryG mean by callin himself such name, dtz really a nyz metaphor!!! |
Zoharariel:wat is LSD?? |
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mikporch:of course he has one full pack, abi u no see am ni??!! |
Dat will happen wen am high on a bottle of monkey tail..... |

