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alienvirus: What is Linda?weyrey ![]() |
afam4eva: Shake your d1ck toou don enter bad market. . . .am straight, man |
dayokanu: You are giving them too much credit.LMAO |
SMH |
Desola: Oloun ma je ki Kats pa e! Hypertension lo n kolekun si yi o. Why are you such a c.o.ck blocker, ehn?lmao @ c/o/c/k blocker ![]() |
afam4eva: Where's the jealousy in my post?naaahh. . . Jealousy is in ur brain. |
AjanleKoko: Well . . . so long as the government does roll out the rail service, who cares what Nairalanders think?thank u my brother. . . who gives a flying phuk about their bad belle. |
Desola: Hehehe...see okrika people consoling themselves. This is comedy, i tell ya!he doesnt see any good thing in the SW. #biafrasyndrome |
afam4eva: I want to join the school of thought who believe that this project is not viable and a total waste of fund. is there a rule that says that this railway cannot extend to Abuja? Lagos is no doubt the economic and commercial capital of Nigeria but why Ibadan? What happens there? What population of Nigerians live there? I even heard someone saying that Ibadan is the largest city in west Africa. Is that now a criteria for citing a project? I will favour a Lagos-Ibadan-Abuja rail project or a Lagos-Benin-Asaba-Onitsha-Enugu than this one. The amount also sounds astronomical to me. smh.Peeps pls dnt argue with him. He's definately insane. afam4eva: I don't know when states like Ekiti will start getting their priorities right. Wetin concern Ekiti with technology. they should focus on Agriculture and stop fooling themselves and NIgerians.he said the same thing about ekiti state on technology, few days ago. |
afam4eva: It's called common sense.naaaahh. . . Dats not common sense, dats Non-sense. |
Nicki Minaj is not a Mitt Romney fan after all. After some confused remarks by Barack Obama, Minaj has made it clear that she never meant to endorse the Republican candidate for US president. "Now I can tell my grandchildren that the 1st black President of the United States took the time to address a Nicki Minaj question," Minaj said on Twitter. "Thank you for understanding my creative humor & sarcasm Mr. President, the smart ones always do." Republican rap fans had a rare moment of excitement last week, when Minaj appeared to endorse Romney in a new Lil Wayne song. "I'm a Republican," she spat, "Voting for Mitt Romney/ You lazy bitches are fucking up the economy/ Out in Miami I be chillin' with a zombie." On Monday Obama addressed the issue in an interview with Florida radio station Power 95.3 FM. "Yeah, I'm not sure [an endorsement is] actually what happened," he said. "I think she had a song on there, a little rap that said that. But she likes to play different characters. So I don't know what's going on there." Indeed, Minaj is famous for her rap personas, including Roman Zolanski, for which her new album is named. The lyric in question seems to be dialogue between a Republican, saying they will vote for Romney, and Minaj, who accuses the conservatives of ruining the economy. "Love & support," Minaj tweeted Obama. "I don't think [my daughters] really listen to Nicki Minaj that much," Obama said. "But let's face it, they are now hipper than me. There's a certain point where your kids get old enough where they're hipper than you are." www.guardian.co.uk/music/2012/sep/11/nicki-minaj-mitt-romney-obama?newsfeed=true |
chino11: Afam nwanne mu, leave this guys instead of focusing on agriculture they are building a white elephant project on the pages of newspaper. Btw is just an MOU, which means the gov is just yapping to the gullible eketi people.i pity those people that spent so much money on u to get education. |
tlops: Then ask your governor to invite Apple to build Science academy!if tecno signs an mou with anambra to build their company or institution in that state, am sure he 'll be the first to apply for job. |
afam4eva: Instead of ranting, you should have just said you want the governor to give farmers laptops instead of tractors.u're definately sick, u seriously need to use ur drugs. |
@op . . Rivers and cross river too |
gegee: bros which 1 u dey i no understand u ono mind me jare. . . Just dey enjoy ur beans go |
gegee: useless repeated thread. and now i must join the garri army to ask the very important question ........ wat has this useless thread got to do with the price of the nigerian staple.were u forced to eat it? U dey prison? |
afam4eva: If my comment is paining you, just shoot yourself. Better still puncture your eyes so that you won't see my comments.if u can't use ur brain to think properly before typing. U can cut your fingers off to save ur life of this mess. #justsaying |
afam4eva: If it was situated in Anambra or even Ogun or Oyo, i would understand. But not Ekiti, Ebonyi or Zamfara. Don't you get it or are you common sense deficient?u are conform idi.ott. . . Because there is no land in ekiti? |
afam4eva: People should develop based on their strengths. It's not by force for every state to be like Lagos.but according to ur earlier post its ok for anambra |
afam4eva: I don't know when states like Ekiti will start getting their priorities right. Wetin concern Ekiti with technology. they should focus on Agriculture and stop fooling themselves and NIgerians.Wetin concern ekiti with technology? . . . But it'll be alrite if the school is situated in anambra? U be confirm ode |
centje: he, definitely, wsnt the best among the crop of governors in power then but i don't agree he failed miserably.gej was the worst governor, name any tangible project he executed, |
centje: yeah we all know that. Former capital of nigeria,yeah.and am very sure all these 250 ethnic groups are LARGELY present in lagos. |
centje: that's not the issue now.u were the one that mentioned cabals. |
centje: you'v got to stop criticising negatively. All those heap of insults isnt civil. Calling her asewo is uncalled for unless you have concrete proof.cabals are not the one feeding themselfs with #1 billion worth of food annually. |
centje: it's far easier to govern a state,than to govern nigeria especially as she is presently.Hell no. . . Lagos isnt an ordinary state. A state with population more than Togo and Benin rep. |
masterpiecer: who is may d, is he their driver?May D. . Is their boss |
Novice1: 40 Laptops @ workAm wondering if these guys are not more 40 sef. |
D’Banj was a Special Guest at Ludacris’ 7th Annual Luda Day Weekend, 2012 Posted on Thursday, September 6th, 2012 at 2:25 AM By Onos O Chris “Ludacris” Bridges kicks off his 7th annual “Luda Day weekend” this year with giving back to the community, which he says is the most gratifying component of his five day event. “Supporting our youth includes educating and empowering them about the benefits of a healthy lifestyle-responsible dating, greener communities, and healthy eating habits. Eating right and exercise promote good habits, both mentally and physically. We want to show young people that physical activity and eating well can be fun and a part of your everyday life.” The annual event shows a different side to the Grammy-winning rapper as he drops the mic and calls on his friends for a weekend full of charity and good cause… and a little (a lot of) fun. The 7th Annual LudaDay Weekend Event involved: Thursday, August 30th - “Welcome to Atlanta Dinner” Friday, August 31st - “Luda Salutes the DJs & Media Appreciation”; “The Healthy Life Styles event” which served as the launch of two new programs organized by The Ludacris Foundation including the Choose Well Campaign and the Financial Literacy Program. Saturday, September 1st – “Luda & Friends College Campus Takeover” & “LudaDay Party” Sunday, September 2nd - “Ludacris (Team Luda) vs. Kevin Hart (Team Hart)” Celebrity Basketball Game at Morehouse College, Forbes Arena. Monday, September 3rd – “Splash Waterfalls 2012 The World Famous Private Mansion Pool Party” And, D’Banj was one of the special guests. Here are some photos of D’Banj during the annual event. Also, the charity basketball game featured the likes of Kevin Hart, Pusha T, Ma$e and many more make appearances. “First of all I want to thank everybody for buying tickets to this game. We raised over $30,000 for Ludacris foundations and that goes right back in the hood and goes back to the city of Atlanta that’s been supporting me since day one.” – Ludacris www.bellanaija.com/2012/09/06/bn-bytes-dbanj-was-a-special-guest-at-ludacris-7th-annual-luda-day-weekend-2012/ |
Ishilove: D'banj own no pass to dey snap picture with celebrities.He was not just taking pics anyhow, use ur head, he was there to celebrate 'The Luda Day Weekend' With Ludacris In Atlanta. |
For Local govt. . . . Pless ya hand for umblerra. For Go-fern-arship election. . . Pless ya hand for umblerra For pl-eshi-denshial election. . . Pless ya hand for umblerra |

