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I don't see computer animation in your list

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Talking of high speed, i hope those oshodi traders would have enough time to pack their goods before the train passes

You find the same setting at onipan and fadeyi. These two areas are very notorious. Just last week someone was killed at onipan, and I bet you, the other group will reciprocate when, only God knws. Might be when people are doing their normal business. God help them they don't get hit by stray bullets.

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Since the key has been spotted, MOD oya remove this thing comot for front page. E don lose hin taste

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Na gbese for the driver. how many months e go take pay for all the damages?

Interesting

cartoons

Come to apapa tin can and see okada rough riders zooming where you have tankers plying

I'm taking note of your monika @op. Cos u are one sick dude!

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ademega:
Hard to believe marriage break up stories

There are breakups in marriages which can be caused as a result of different issues ranging from complex to minute issues. Issues of infidelity, infertility, distance, lack of love, care, sexual dissatisfaction etc .
There are some breakup stories in marriages that one keeps wondering how come? What happened? could this be normal or it has some spiritual influence ?
I will like to share two stories I have heard before here.

(1) On the wedding day in the present of all the guests in the church ,the pastor went a little bit too far relaying on what the groom has told him by advising that parents should train decent children like the bride and grown who both had never tasted the “forbidden fruit” . The whole church went into gospel jubilation because that was a rear occurrence in this modern day one round for N10 sex. The MC at the reception will not even help matters further as he gave the reason behind the all-white gigantic cake which he explained that it symbolise a “virgin land” that no man has ever cultivated . It was a wedding of two virgins!. The following day rumour had it that there was a serious misunderstanding between the newly wedded couple. Before we knew it all parents of both parties travelled down to settle the issue, like a short drama things were changing so fast for the worst. After three days of unresolved issues the man went for divorce straight away. The first night was the only night the couple spent together and. that was the end of a glorious wedding. We later heard that the first night was a disappointment for the man, despite the trust and utmost believe she had in the lady for making him believe that he was a virgin for good three years they dated .he couldn’t bear the disappointment and worst still he said he couldn’t live with such for the rest of his years with a lady that made him feel such way hence, the best best was a divorce. People couldn’t just comprehend the whole drama, just like a dream.


(2) There was another hard to believe story of a wedding. My lecturer told us this story. The wedding was on top gear, they just left the church and it was at the reception venue when the MC started calling the bride and groom parents to the high table. The groom complained to the bride that they were yet to call the who is who in his family that only the bride family members full the high table. The reply was shocking to the husband and the people that later heard .the lady asked the guy how many big people was in his family that deserve the high table seat? and that was the end of both reception and the marriage

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that one got me cracking she must be from Nnewi

naptu2:
@ bold. The building was owned by the Nigerian External Communications Department (NET or NECOM).


Two agencies were responsible for telecommunications services in Nigeria before 1985: -

Posts and Telegraphs (later Posts and Telecommunications) Department (P&T) was responsible for domestic telecommunications services.

Nigerian External Telecommunications Department was responsible for international telecommunications services (between Nigeria and the rest of the world).


The telecommunications department was merged with NET in 1985 to form Nitel, while the Posts Department was transformed into Nipost.

Thanks, its cool to know the info i was told was correct

When I was a kid, I sometimes follow my dad to his work place at marina. I always look forward to seeing this building, and back then I can say I fell in love with it. I called it NET. Can't remember where I heard that from but anyway, this post brought back good old memories

80 percent correct