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Smh at your pessimist and thinking faculty.

Hayjaycity: Make all of una dey deceive unaself dey go

For your mind Dubem, what success did your darling Red Devils recorded last season?

dubem3: Meanwhile, dont8 though I can understand that when peeps can't cope with the success of their competitors, they tend to bad mouth them and pull them down but guy...BE CAREFUL

Oh! I'm sorry, didn't know you're Mr. Poko, I'll Mynd mind my business next time.
[quote author=Mynd_44]How dare you insult my poko[/quote]

Nice observation, but he'll surely get there.

ogugua88: He can use some vocal training.

You're right with your assertions, what is working for the artistes listed is credibility, stability and sustainability which Madam Poko is lacking and of her becoming brand ambassador, its possible, Alomo Bitter & co. is there for her grab.

ijebabe: Mynd you day you choose a wife will be epic indeed.

Tonto cannot be compared to this level of women who not only act but whose influence are on a higher level, not to mention ambassadors for brands and involved in other programs that boost their brand value.

How did you manage to get to this stage of the competition, hun? [s]Champions League semi against Barca still fresh on my mind[/s] just joking, you got my vote.

CFCfan: @chronique: I dey covet your vote.

#teamCFCfan#

You mean theatre of the absurd nightmares. Ayo dont heed to that advice.

dubem3: My own Ayo abi another one?
Ayo don't mind them, come with me to the theater of dreamz and just have your mind blown away.

He walks alone no more, he's now a Gunner.
[quote author=Mynd_44]And he also walks alone[/quote]

Don't you know Ayo is a Liverless Liverpool fan
[quote author=Mynd_44]I did not know Ayo is this lilly livered ooo. See as you words dey fail and dey change.

Smh[/quote]

ayobase: Anywhere near u?

Of course not, I aint gonna come close to THAT extent!

Im loyal to a brother!

What are you insinuating already, you want the mansion? Seriously, I'm having a rethinking.

ijebabe: Oh you mean you didn't write it yet?!
Ayo, I don't want you anywhere near me

Good, you're a definition of a zombie
[quote author=Mynd_44]Imagine sitting around sharing drinks and "water" blazing from the speakers. Or maybe "zombie"[/quote]

Aside Mynd, Speedyboi is also an active poster.

Interesting then, so from which album or track(s) and for which occasion is suitable?
[quote author=Mynd_44]Yes[/quote]

Hehehe Ayo! Is Ije now a free enterprise when I'm still alive, disadvantage of marrying a beautiful lady alas, Ojukwu. Let me go prepare my WILL jor.

ayobase: Ijebabe, can u be my lover on this project?

Fela music for celebration? Aha han bros!
[quote author=Mynd_44]Mine will be filled with songs by Fela.[/quote]

LOL! I'll surely return them. Over the years, no celebration is complete without those songs being played. I like the artistes you mentioned in your post, they're great, but do they have any song(s) dedicated to the topic at hand?

ayobase: U just stole mine buddy!

Im gonna spice mine up more with some fujis/jujus, Lagbajas, Beautiful Nubias, sholla Allysons....

I was at Computer Village last week and one of the Computer engineers repairers was blasting Good Women Choir’s Odun nlosopin from the speaker and I was like WOW! This is a song they did way back in time and is still relevant every year, no year passes-by without people playing it. The question is, if you are required to pick from an evergreen Nigerian songs and an option of a substitute, which will you pick for the below festives/celebrations:

1. NAMING CEREMONY:Ebenezer Obey - My Child

Sub: Ayefele

2. BIRTHDAY PARTY: King Sunny Ade – Congratulation (Happy Birthday)

Sub: 91ce

3. WEDDING CEREMONY: Ebenezer Obey

Sub: Sunny Neji – Oruka

4. CHRISTMAS: Good women faith – Odun losopin

Sub: Gordon - Christmas in Warri

Let's have yours.

PS: You can add a festival in your town and the songs they normally play.

1. Eyo - Wasiu

Sub: Mostly Wasiu

2. Ojude Oba- Wasiu

Sub: Ayuba


Ojude Oba-

And STD/HIV go lash you tire. @op: Poverty is the cause of most girls being labelled as 'cheap'.

Rapmoney: If you start making good bucks, my guy you go lash girls tire

His airtime contract with GEJ is over, well let me Mynd mind my business till I meet Seun Osewa to ask him, what makes him thick and e-shy.

Nurry: I would like to meet with Beaf.
I would ask him, "how much do u get paid to do such a nasty job?"

Good for him, more good things to come.

Its a thing of mindset, thats her believe that if she doesn't use it, she's going to have a nightmare anyways.

nikkyshyne: My Igbo secretary once used it. She is from Abia state.

She said each time she failed to use it at night, [/b]she has nightmares.[b]

Huh! How can safety pins or anything related to technology be your culture? Do Africa nay, Nigeria have the technology to manufacture pins in the first place before the Europeans came? Get wisdom like someone has posited.

epitome86: i can see why some of our culture is going into xtinction..simply becos of civilization people are nw turning culture to taboo..but we shld understand dat wat we are copying is anoda pples culture just becos they appreci8 theirs....a gud instant is wen d oyinbo pple see our cultural statue why did they alwz want dat particular on and not mouldin it resamblance? Simple because they appreci8 its function more dan we dat inherited it... OUR CULTURE SHLD BE OUR PRIDE

... AND REALLY FAST! Africans with superstitions, no wonder we're still a Third World Continent (TWC).

sleekch1c: GET WISDOM!

The account was not hacked into or software whatever, the person created another handle.
You should be able to spot the difference.

[quote author=Odenigbo Aroli.]

Odenigbo Aroli: [quote author=Odenigbo Aroli]I didn't put this up; Somebody with a very good knowledge of softwear did that! I didn't do that,I repeat!

He should keep shut, he's hurting his baby-mamas more, silence they say is golden!

You welcome.
[quote author=Mynd_44]Thabk you jorh[/quote]