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Good Afternoon my friends

Kiss

Kayworld26

Hmmmm

Onitsha market

Drug

Edible

harlos: Did it rained at ur side too?


Is it still raining?

Why do you want to know ?
Where can i get popcorn ?

I think i need procold

IgweAni: No be Yoruba man again?

Some of them no get religion na everywhere belle face. Go church, go mosque and still follow sango plus ogun.
lol

Yet we live HAPPILY
@topic, Fayose is just using ds to deceive people. Fayose is tout, so sad he will be run fountain of knowledge in the next four years.

succyreal: you all are fools and blind to detect and to know illuminati sign. Angel did maria display a full illuminati sign don't be fooled or deceive. we know it wen we see it. pray God that your eyes should be open.

You decided to show your stupidiity, like one of the poster said, you need to fill job application form. If i guess well , you too MUST be illuminati member for you to know their FULL signs. The only person on this thread that need prayer to cure his blindness is succyreal.
May God heal succyreal of his blindness.

If she possess the quality , then she free to contest . Anyway if i still remember very well its one man one vote.

Hmmmmmmmmm

Even if their (fg/pdp) chef does not cook well they MUST blame apc has the brain behind it. They are only taking their time to find out the closeness of Nigeria Medical Association Executives to Tinubu/Buhari before they blame APC for their failure.
Chai Chai Chai.......................................We don suffer for 9ja

Hmmmm, so this food dy part of the 1billion naira dy are eating in aso villa. Chai chai chai

Good Morning Nigerians

musiwa112: that is wrong.. for the burial.. it is fake.. they will never bury the oba of benin this way.. it is fake..

my great grand father was the emperor of western nigeria... akanbi, the father of ooni of ile ife is the child of the third son.

lagos seaport was built under my great grand father... so is the railway line from lagos to jebba.. so the correct answer is not ile ife.. but i am not allowed to tell you online.
www.nairaland.com/attachments/875644_Lagos1_jpgb3560c02f20dd4f83d7da4a3addae20f

this thread is not about your greatgreatgreatgrandgrandgrandfatherfatherfather, this thread is about Oba of Benin. Pls i used God name beg you, dont use my name as your next topic like the way you did last time.

the planmaker: Selfish doctors fighting for more money

If you know your worth you will asked for it. It is only those that does not know their worth accept whatever is given to them.

If eyes are windows to the soul, then Joel Miggler's extreme piercings are a portal to the digestive system.

The 23-year-old from Germany has undergone some extensive body modifications. Most noticeable are the holes in the alternative models cheeks which are so cavernous that he can flick his tongue through them.

In addition, he has 27 different piercings, six tattoos and branded buttocks

"There is not one person or one thing that inspired me, I just enjoy playing with my body and blood," Miggler told the Caters New Agency.

(Caters provided information about Miggler to HuffPost.)

Even though his face resembles Swiss cheese, Miggler said the procedure was not painful. One drawback, however, is that he must take smaller bites of food when eating.
Alternative model, Joel Miggler, 23, from Küssaberg, Germany began experimenting with body modifications at the tender age of 13.
Since turning 13 Joel has acquired a grand total of 27 different piercings, as well as 6 tattoos, an implant & has even had his buttock branded.
Miggler's obsession with body modifications first began after stretching his earlobes and has now spent over £4000 — or more than $6,800 — altering his body.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/06/28/extreme-piercing-photos_n_5538631.html?utm_hp_ref=weird-news

Costa Rica 1 vs Greece 2

The CCTV stop functioning before April 2013 according to this thread===========================>>>https://www.nairaland.com/1274206/470m-abuja-cctv-cameras-solar-panel-packup
So $470 000 000 is gone, anyway that is chicken change compared to $20 000 000 000. I bow for federal Govt

Any music of King Sunny Ade or Commander Ebenezer Obey

Odilafta: Abeg na who don see Aiirforce1 and -mr-cork-
even Missyuzedo and Dridowu and PAGAN 9JA and Okija-Juju and Tellwisdom and Okiki_Oluwa

my madam, i still dy oooooo, hackers dy try but God pass dm

Hmmmmm, if they like let them pay 1billion na dem sabi, at the end of the day that does not guarantee they will perform more than feyin gbole grammar school attendee . The only thing they can only do better than those that attend public school is to be speaking with their nose.

ammyluv2002: Jeez, extra annoying

hello sis, b4 we went for that compulsory leave on NL, their was a post you mentioned that you order for some product from ebay using paypal, have u gotten the product ?

I want to sleep

Hmmmmm lovely

World Cup outcast Luis Suárez was yesterday treated to a hero's welcome as he arrived back in Uruguay and gained the unexpected support of the rival he bit, Italy's Giorgio Chiellini, although a top Uefa official says the Liverpool striker needs treatment.

Suárez was sent home from Brazil in disgrace after Fifa imposed a four-month ban on him for biting Chiellini during Uruguay's 1-0 defeat of Italy on Tuesday. Despite attempts to keep his return under wraps there were 1,000 fans waving banners of support outside the terminal before he arrived. He was seen wearing a hooded top as he sped off to his mother's home but refused to comment.

Chiellini had been outraged by Suarez's actions during and immediately after Tuesday's match but yesterday he surprisingly criticised Fifa's decision to hand out such an unprecedented ban, which Uruguay have promised to contest.

On his official website, Juventus defender Chiellini wrote: "Now inside me there's no feelings of joy, revenge or anger against Suárez for an incident that happened on the pitch and that's done. There only remains the anger and the disappointment about the match. My only thought is for Luis and his family, because they will face a very difficult period. I have always considered unequivocal the disciplinary interventions by the competent bodies, but at the same time I believe that the proposed formula is excessive. I sincerely hope that he will be allowed, at least, to stay close to his team-mates during the games because such a ban is really alienating for a player.

However, Jérôme Valcke, the Fifa general secretary, said the length of the ban reflected Suárez's previous misdemeanours, and urged him to seek treatment.

"If it's the first time, it's an incident," Valcke said. "If it is more than once, it is not an incident. That is why the ban was exemplary. He should find a way to stop doing it. He should go through treatment. "

Uruguay are prepared to take their case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport. Wilmar Valdez, the Uruguay Football Association president, said: "He is not just a football player, he is a human being and it is a very difficult situation for him – and as a human being and a football player he is going to have the full support of the FA and the Uruguayans without a doubt. We are looking at the case with the lawyer and we are going to look at our strategy."

Suárez found another unlikely supporter in Argentine legend Diego Maradona, no stranger to controversy at the World Cup, who called the punishment "shameful." On his television show De Zurda, wearing a T-shirt with the words ‘Luis, we are with you', he said: "Fifa have no sensitivity towards the fans, they might as well handcuff him and throw him in Guantánamo.

"It's an excessive suspension, Fifa cannot talk about morals to anyone. Suárez didn't kill anyone. This is an unjust punishment, the act of an incredible mafia."

Liverpool are consulting legal experts with experience of Fifa disciplinary matters to assist their own investigation and it now leaves Brendan Rodgers, the manager, facing a huge decision on whether to give Suárez another chance after his latest indiscretion. The players' union Fifpro suggested that a legal review could "re-establish the facts in a calm and considered setting" and added: "The fact that Suárez is prohibited from working for a long period must be addressed as it directly infringes his right to work,"

The controversy has failed to deter growing interest from the Spanish giants and both clubs are prepared to pay the required clause, believed to be around £70 million, that will enable them to prise him away from Anfield.

Suárez, meanwhile, has lost his first major sponsorship deal after 888poker announced they are to "terminate their relationship with immediate effect". Adidas, who have a £1 million contract, are also reviewing their position and are poised to have talks with Suárez and his representatives after the World Cup.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rauumb53TuY
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/players/luis-suarez/10929713/Luis-Suarez-given-a-heros-welcome-at-Montevideo-airport-as-Uruguay-fans-flock-to-hail-striker-after-bite-ban.html