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Mention: Lol.. Annoying? What's annoying about trying to look good?

mistake....i meant num 4

themejiwalker: That's a nice wall clock tho

whr is the wall clock

She definitely digs u but u did the right thing by not taking advantage of the moment despite the excitement ure feeling.I respect you for that.Damn anyfin her actions might be,u shudnt be worried cz uve done the very right thing.

My bf is an expert when it comes to Num 4.Its soooo annoying!

Haha *claps hand happily*...i love this

naughtylagosguy: I'm fine. I just sent u a PM. Kindly reply.

aiite

naughtylagosguy: Wow. Long time dear. How have u been?

have been good,u?

They love u noni,abi kini ka tun so?

I love this babe.

Aww bros...this aint true at all

Blebleswag: Yea! Its true, hav ate twıce. Its damm delıcıous

jeez,scary n disgusting!

naughtylagosguy: This is scary.

gotcha!!! ....here u are!!!

KelvinGraphics: I thank God too.

Life gat no option than to be nice to me.

Thats good to know

KelvinGraphics: Lolz... Flatterer ke.

I dey talk am as i take see am. All i kan see on ur dp is a gorgeous African Lady.

Btw, how is xkul and life off nairaland?

Thanks for d compliment

We thank God.Life's being fair enough.Wat abt urs?

KelvinGraphics: Xo would i be seeing more of U dis time around??
U know i missed staring at those pretty face of urs bae.

of course...
Ure really a flatterer

The World Health Organization's (WHO) recent prediction that the Ebola epidemic in West Africa could afflict more than 20,000 people before it’s brought under control is sparking fear among some about what may happen if the virus goes airborne.
“The [estimate of 20,000] assumes full international backing for an intervention to control the deadly outbreak,” econometrics research assistant Francis Smart told WND.com.
“Failure to support the WHO’s plan presumably would cause the disease to spread in a similar manner as it already has,” Smart said.
The WHO projects six months will be the minimum amount of time needed to contain the epidemic.
However, Canadian researchers say the strain of Ebola afflicting West Africa can be transmitted between humans by breathing, opening up the possibility of the virus going airborne. Suspected cases of airborne infection have already been reported in monkeys in laboratories.
“The possibility of it becoming airborne could result in a global spread of the disease resulting in [an] unprecedented number of deaths world-wide -- it is more than prudent to heavily invest in controlling the number of new patients infected by this disease,” Smart told WND.com.
Smart’s predictions come on the heels of a warning from the director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) who said the outbreak was “spiraling out of control.”
“Guinea did show that with action, they brought it partially under control. But unfortunately it is back on the increase now,” CDC's Dr. Thomas Kenyon said. “It’s not under control anymore,” adding the window of opportunity for controlling it was closing.
Kenyon also warned that the longer the outbreak went uncontained, the greater the possibility the virus could mutate.
Ebola has killed about 2,300 people with no sign of slowing six months after the outbreak began.
The disease is taking a particularly heavy toll on health care workers, whose jobs put them at high risk because Ebola is only transmitted through contact with the bodily fluids of people showing symptoms or dead bodies. More than 135 health workers have died in the outbreak so far, exacerbating shortages of doctors and nurses in countries that already had too few medical workers to begin with.
Sierra Leone and Liberia have been especially hard hit, and officials have warned that both countries could see a surge in cases soon. Sierra Leone is expecting to uncover potentially hundreds of new cases when volunteers go house to house looking for the sick during a three-day lockdown later this month. The WHO has said Liberia could see many thousands of new cases in the coming weeks.
"We are at war with an enemy that we don't see," Liberian Finance Minister Amara Konneh told reporters. "And we have to win the war."
But he said Liberia would be dependent on international assistance to do so. The U.N. has said at least $600 million is needed to fight Ebola in West Africa, and already several pledges have come in. The United States has spent $100 million so far, with more promised, and Britain has given $40 million.
Source:www.foxnews.com

KelvinGraphics: My dear how i go do na

Xup? Its been a while o. Wia u hide since?

The tsunami made me lose an interest in NL,But it definitely renewed now

olubukato: God bless u Dolly

hehe ...Pastor D pastor

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Pics2- 5
Pics3- frm d left side 4,frm d ryt side 3

Dayvhid: am seriously and u talk gbagaun insalt. thunda faya ur odolondodo

smh!!!

KelvinGraphics: 4 ya info, he is not just a mere pastor but a Pastor of the Federal Repulic of Nigeria (PFRN)

Kelvin,una wan kill person with laughter.

Rapmoney: Taa!!! Getaway!!! Who invited you? You think am one of those guys who beg ladies on NL? You are dead wrong! Check my posts from 2008.

come on she was just asking a simple question,u shud just have answered her in likewise manner.

KelvinGraphics: Pastor Olubukato U r sighted sir.
Pls would u be kind enuf to take just 2minuets outta your time to pray 4 d Woman wrappering brotherz?

pastor olubukato...

marieolae: hmmmm! Na wa ohh. @ op please dis woman is nt worth ur time. Run!!!

which woman marie?

Whoa!!!
Are u kidding me?

Thank God the body's face was blurred,i was scared to death on wah i wud see .
These people v got wits o,they shud just try n perform this rubbish in nigeria...