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timilehing:
Some ladies are like log of wood during sex, they'll barely move at inch when the whole movie is going & u'll be wondering if u're too small to shake her

you try and make lively..... And do your thing. #ILOVEMYGIRL

Smarts are ridiculously important and I’ll tell you why. Smart people make smart decisions and that’s the most important factor in how things turn out for you. One of the smartest choices you’ll ever make is to seek out smart people in your work relationships. Just to be clear, I don’t mean those who think they’re smart but do dumb things. I mean the real deal. Since we don’t have smart meters built into our foreheads, here’s how
to tell if someone’s smart, starting with the obvious:

1. They make smart decisions.
Smart people know their actions have consequences. They also know that they have to earn business results one decision at a time. In other words, a few smart
calls won’t make you omnipotent. Consistently making good decisions takes discipline and focus.

2. They learn from their mistakes.
From our first steps to our last, we learn everything in life by trial and error. We all make mistakes because that’s how we learn. Smart people learn from theirs. After all, if you don’t face reality and judge yourself honestly, you’ll never do better next time.

3. They don’t have all the answers.
There’s an old saying, “Those of you who think you know everything are annoying to those of us who do.” It’s a funny line but if you say it in earnest, that’s pretty annoying. Smart people don’t need to constantly reinforce the fact by acting like know-it-alls. They’re smart enough to know how much they don’t know.

4. They surround themselves
with smart people.
No man is an island. Individuals may be smart but small teams do the best work. Steve Jobs may have been a control freak, but he made sure the eight or nine people on his leadership team were the most talented he could find and taught them to do the same with their teams. That’s smart.

5. They are resourceful.
Since human intelligence is an evolutionary advantage -- we didn’t evolve an enormous neocortex for no reason – intelligent people are generally more adaptable and creative in the way they make use of their surroundings to achieve results.

6. They can reason.
I will never get this as long as I live:
Even when presented with irrefutable evidence that they’re wrong, many people will consistently hold their ground as if their life depended on it. Without critical thinking, logical reasoning, causality, and the scientific method, we’d still be living in the dark ages.

7. They don’t follow fads.
We live in the golden age of fads and pseudoscience. Frankly, nothing speaks louder to the dumbing down of society that was portrayed so accurately in Mike
Judge’s futuristic spoof Idiocracy. Urban Dictionary calls it a "movie that was originally a comedy, but became a documentary.” Truth.

8. They don’t live beyond their
means.
Don’t get me wrong, we all stretch ourselves somewhat when we’re young. But once you’ve achieved something you don’t want to lose, it’s not very bright to squander it needlessly by living beyond your means.

9. They’re often their own
worst enemy.
As developed as our frontal lobes are, everyone has at least one emotional blind spot that haunts them. Oftentimes that’s just the flipside of whatever it is that makes them smart to begin with. Like yin and yang, they need each other to coexist.

10. As entrepreneurs, they’re
not always successful.
In my opinion, when it comes to business success, intelligence is necessary but not sufficient. I’m not talking about shysters who sucker people or someone who made a fortune off a single smart trade. To found and run a successful business over the long haul, you’ve
got to be smart. Period.

ireneony:
no.8 in 1 are absolutely correct

like talking d*ck and p*ssy stuff

Tomfrench:
I remember my last experience, d way the girl take attack me, i shock , i just dey control her wildness, b4 i lose a part of my body...

guy ebi like say she take alomo or mageribransh.

So, these are the main things women want their men to
do in the bedroom. Don’t be upset if your partner doesn’t do all of them. Just talk to him, and don’t be afraid to reveal your deepest and darkest desires. Find out his secret fantasies too. Understanding and trusting each other is the best way to spice up your sexual life.

1.Openness
Every woman wants to reveal her partner her deepest
naughty fantasies, but not every woman can entrust her secret dreams. That’s why a man must be totally open in bed. The more open a guy is about his intimate desires, the more open a woman will be with hers.

2. Listening
To be heard is one of those things women always want to get from guys, even under the sheets. Women know exactly what they love doing in bed. Guys should just listen to them and respond to their guidance on how to satisfy them best. Of course, our efforts will be rewarded.

3. Passion
There is no doubt women dream about all sorts of
romance, candles, flowers, gentle words etc. But guys
should not forget about passion as well, raw passion.
Sometimes the best way to satisfy a woman is to just take her, kiss her hard, and make no apologies for how
desperately she needs all of you.

4. Aggressiveness
Women, are quite enthusiastic about aggressive sex. Even a little roughing under the sheets can do
wonders for their sexual life. They do not want their men to be aggressive on every occasion, but sometimes guys should definitely turn into real aggressors and feel free to venture into this darker world of intimate desires.

5.Focus on entire body
Unfortunately guys often make this mistake. They pay
attention to a few places on a woman’s body when trying to bring her pleasure. But women don’t actually want their partner to focus only on these “obvious” intimate spots. They want guys to pay attention to their entire body rather than the sum of its parts.

6.Longer MouthAction
It’s just incredible how many guys don’t give their
women MouthAction that often, or even don’t do it at all. They actually think it’s OK. But it’s definitely not! Guys expect MouthAction for themselves, but do not always return the sentiment to girls. It’s a huge mistake. Agree, girls? They want men to experiment a little bit down there and figure out what they like best.

7. Domination
Women, want it all, to dominate and to be
dominated. They want men to take charge in bed as well as they want to take charge by theirselves. Sometimes to control everything what’s going on between the sheets gives them real pleasure, “the cowgirl” position works the best in this case. The must-remember tip here is to switch these roles from time to time.

8. Dirty talk
Women love dirty talk, but men often miss giving it to them. Every girl secretly wants her partner to engage her naughty side and tell her exactly what he is thinking
about, not just flowery sweet nothing. You must tell them about their dirtiest sexual desires and then fulfill
them in the bedroom!

Every decade seems to have its fad, its craze. For us in
Dominica, for example, the 70’s saw the afro, bell-
bottom and platform shoes. The 80’s and 90’s had their
own. In this century, there’s hardly a black woman to be
found without a weave or wig. And what seems to have
been the biggest craze in the western hemisphere in the
last decade more than any other time previously, is the
tattoo. The rate of tattoo administrations seems to be
accelerating all the time. And it used to be that you would
see people with one or two small tattoos on one to a few
body parts, but now it’s the entire body in a lot of cases.
But before you get a tattoo, make sure you know what’s
involved. And be sure that tattooing is the right decision
for you.

HOW TATTOOS ARE DONE
A tattoo is a permanent mark or design (mark the word
‘permanent’) made on your skin with pigments inserted
through pricks into the skin’s top layer. Typically, the
tattoo artist uses a hand-held machine that acts much
like a sewing machine, with one or more needles
repeatedly piercing the skin. The needles insert tiny ink
droplets with every puncture. The process, which is done
without any anaesthetic (deadening of the skin) does
cause a small amount of bleeding and slight to potentially
significant pain, depending on the pain threshold of the
receiving person, and their level of mental preparation
for the procedure.

GET TO KNOW THE RISKS
It’s important to remember that tattoos breach the skin,
a fact which itself carries medico-legal implications. But
that’s another broad issue not relevant to this discussion,
and which I won’t get into. But this means that skin
infections and other complications are possible, among
which are:

Allergic reactions
Tattoo dyes – particularly red, green, yellow and blue
dyes – can cause allergic skin reactions, such as an itchy
rash at the tattoo site. This can occur even years after
you get the tattoo.

Skin infections
The manifestations of an infection, such as redness,
swelling, pain and a pus-like drainage can occur after
tattooing.
Unsterile tattooing equipment and needles can transmit
infectious diseases such as hepatitis B and hepatitis C.
This is why the American Association of Blood Banks
requires a one-year wait between getting a tattoo and
donating blood. It is of paramount importance to make
sure that all tattooing equipment is clean and sterilized
before use. Even if the needles are sterilized or have
never been used, it is important to understand that in
some cases the equipment that holds the needles cannot
be sterilized reliably due to its design. Furthermore, the
person who receives a tattoo must be sure to care for the
tattooed area properly during the first week or so after
the pigments are injected.
Other Skin Problems
Sometimes bumps called granulomas form around
tattoo ink. Tattooing can also lead to keloids – raised
areas caused by an overgrowth of scar tissue. We all
know about these. If you have had a keloid before from a
cut or other skin lesion, do not get a tattoo.
Blood borne diseases. If the equipment used to create
you tattoo is contaminated with infected blood, you can
contract various blood borne diseases – including
tetanus, hepatitis B and hepatitis C. We’re talking serious
morbidity and possibly mortality here – and there’s also
the possibility of HIV transmission. Do I need expand on
this?
When insurance companies’ applications include on their
questionnaire whether you have tattoos or multiple body
piercings, what do you think they’re getting at? Think
about it.
MRI Complications
On occasion, tattoos or permanent makeup might cause
swelling or burning in the affected areas during MRI
exams. Sometimes tattoo pigments can interfere with the
quality of the image, such as when a person who has
permanent eyeliner has an MRI of the eye. Some tattoo
areas may actually cause burning of the skin because of
the process involved. Medication or other treatment –
including possible removal of the tattoo – might be
needed if an allergic reaction to the tattoo ink occurs or
you develop an infection or other skin problem near a
tattoo.
Be Ready
Before you get a tattoo, be sure you truly want to invest
in permanent body art. Unsure or worried that you
might regret it someday? Give yourself more time to
think about it. Don’t be pressured, and don’t get a tattoo
under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
If you decide to go ahead, choose the tattoo location
carefully. Want it to be visible or hidden under clothing?
Also remember that weight gain – including pregnancy
weight gain – might distort the tattoo or otherwise affect
its appearance.
Insist on Safety
To make sure your tattoo will be safely applied, answer
these questions:
Who does the tattooing? Don’t attempt to tattoo
yourself or have an untrained friend do the tattooing. Go
to a reputable studio that employs only properly trained
employees. Some locales have licensing standards. Find
out about these where applicable.
Does the tattoo artist wear gloves? He or she should
wash hands and wear a fresh pair of protective gloves for
each procedure.
Does the tattoo artist use proper equipment? Make sure
the tattoo artist removes the needle and takes it from
sealed packages before your procedure begins. Any
pigment, trays or containers should be unused as well.
Does the tattoo artist sterilize nondisposable
equipment? Make sure the tattoo artist uses a heat
sterilization machine (autoclave) to sterilize all
nondisposable equipment between customers.
Instruments and supplies that can’t be sterilized by an
autoclave – drawer handles, tables and sinks – should be
disinfected with a commercial disinfectant or bleach
solution after each use.
Taking Care of Your Tattoo
This depends on the type and extent of work done.
Usually, however, you’ll need to:
• Remove the bandage after 24 hours. Apply an
antibacterial ointment or cream to the tattooed skin
while it’s healing.
• Keep the tattooed skin clean.
Use plain soap and water and a gentle touch. While
showering, avoid direct streams of water on the newly
tattooed skin. Pat – don’t rub – the area dry.
• Use moisturizer. Use a mild one to the area several
times a day.
• Avoid sun exposure. Keep out of sun for at least a few
weeks
• Avoid swimming. Stay out of pools, hot tubs, rivers,
lakes, and other bodies of water while your piercing is
healing.
• Choose clothing carefully. Don’t wear anything that
might stick to the tattoo.
• Allow up to 2 weeks for healing
Don’t pick at any scabs, which increases the risk of
infection and can damage the design and cause scarring.
Removal Techniques
This is the area that concerns me a great deal. The craze
will be over, and then what?
• Laser Treatments can lighten many tattoos, some
more easily and effectively than others. Generally several
visits are necessary over weeks or months, and treatment
can be expensive. Some individuals experience a
lightening of their natural skin coloring. And it is almost
impossible for some degree of scarring not to occur with
laser.
Knowing what pigments are in your tattoo or permanent
makeup has always been difficult and has become more
so as the variety of tattoo inks has multiplied. Inks are
often sold by brand name only, not by chemical
composition. The pigments are sold to tattoo parlors and
salons, not on a retail basis to consumers, so
manufactures are not required by law to list the
ingredients on the labels. In addition, because
manufactures may consider the identity and grade of
their pigments “proprietary,” neither the tattooist nor the
customer may be able to get this information.
Allergic reactions have also occurred from laser
treatments, apparently because the laser caused
allergenic substances in the tattoo ink to be released into
the body.
• Dermabrasion involves abrading layers of skin with a
wire brush or diamond fraise (a sanding disc). This
process may leave a scar(s).
• Scarification involves removing the tattoo with an acid
solution and creating a scar in its place.
• Salabrasion. A salt solution is used to remove the
pigment. It is sometimes used in conjunction with
dermabrasion, but has become less common.
• Surgical removal involves the use of tissue expanders
(balloons inserted under the skin, so that when the tattoo
is cut away, there is less scarring). Larger tattoos may
require repeated surgery for complete removal.
Note that a common theme in most of these techniques
is scarring. I implore my readers to think twice about
tattoos and especially covering their whole bodies with
them! That is unless you’re convinced you’ll want to keep
them the rest of your lives, no matter what.
• Camouflaging a tattoo entails the injection of new
pigments either to form a new pattern or cover a tattoo
with skin-toned pigments. Injected pigments tend not to
look natural because they lack the skin’s natural
translucence.

Its a place where kerosene and bread is a food for mad people.

This ops show the sign that you're not ready to get married.
1. At the end of the fairy tale, when the Princess rides off into the sunset to marry the handsome Prince, you’re just like, “Really?? That’s IT??! I wanna see more of her actual story!”

2. All of your friends are getting engaged or into serious
relationships, and every single time a new one announces their good news, you kind of feel like they died a little bit.

3. You have a huge list of things you want to do in the
next few years, and not a single one has to do with being in a relationship.

4. You’ve broken up with people who were perfectly nice, simply because you knew that you were wasting both of your time by being together when you didn’t want it to go anywhere.

5. There is a little switch in your ear that you turn to
“mute” when your parents/family members start going
off at you again about how you should be meeting
someone nice.

6. The thing is, you have met someone nice. You’ve met
dozens of nice people, and they’re called your friends.

7. You say that you are married to your career, and that
is only somewhat a joke. It’s mostly pretty true, when
you think about it.

8. People ask you how you’re going to have children if
you don’t get married soon, and all you can do is laugh
uncontrollably in their faces.

9. Every time you see a new romantic comedy that’s all
centred on an otherwise-interesting person dedicating
their whole lives to finding love, you want to throw
yourself off a bridge just a little bit.

10. You love eating alone, and some of your best
memories include finishing several chapters while holed up at the little corner table of your favorite restaurant.

11. People think that you’ve been hurt really badly and
that’s why you’re “afraid” of getting married, and you
don’t even have the energy to correct them about it
anymore.

12. The entire idea of weddings and gowns and
receptions and cakes just seems kind of weird to you.
Well, maybe not the cake. The cake and free alcohol can stay, but you don’t see why you have to get married to get all of that.

13. The thought of being attached to a single person for
the rest of your natural life makes you feel like you’re
wearing an itchy wool turtleneck on a summer day.

14. Every time you attend someone’s wedding, you find
the little group of cool people who hate this kind of
bullshit, and spend the whole time getting drunk with
them and making fun of people.

15. You genuinely don’t understand why people regard
your whole life as incomplete if you’re not headed
somewhere serious with a partner.

16. You can name a million things you love about
yourself that have nothing to do with your relationship
status, and wish that everyone else was capable of doing the same thing.

17. You wish that there was a kind of website for people
who are just genuinely looking to meet other, awesome
humans that don’t fall into the “long-term partner”
category or “one night stand” category — like OkCupid
for friends who maybe occasionally have sex with each
other?

18. The people you think you are just “casually seeing”
are always kept at enough of an arm’s length that they
don’t get any weird ideas about where this is going.

19. There are many times where you’ve thought to
yourself that marriage as an institution is just kind of
bullshit to begin with.

20. If you did want to get married, you know that you are not yet the person who should be doing that. You have to go through at least a dozen more life changes/
improvements before you could consider yourself ready for that kind of thing.

21. You kind of suspect that a huge number of the people getting married around you are going to be getting divorced not too far in the future.

22. Several of them already have, and you’re trying your best not to feel “I told you so” about the whole thing.

Hey Guys!!!
I have write many ops here in nairaland but this time around I want to bring on the signs that shows that you're ready to get married.
1. You feel good about yourself as an individual and
not just in relation to your partner. You know you
would be OK on your own. You would just prefer to be
with this person.
2. You listen to your friends' dating stories and
don't feel like you're missing out. Instead, you just
feel really happy about your current relationship.
3. You know what you're looking for in a partner.
Once upon a time, you were just hoping the cute guy in
your English class would like you, in large part because
he was cute. Now you can actually define the values and traits that matter to you (in addition to attraction). You can't predict your future, but you have some sense of what you want it to look like and the type of guy you want to be in it.
4. You have other close people in your life. If he's
your only friend and confidant, every argument you get
in will seem like the end of the world, even if it's
something minor. You need an outside support system.
5. You understand that it can't be all about you
anymore — and you're OK with that. Unless you're
just out of college, you might be a little set in your ways
by the time you start thinking of marriage. But if you're
going to make it work, you're going to have to take each other's schedules, ideas, tastes, etc. into consideration. This Man Nailed the Most Thoughtful Marriage Proposal Ever
6. You start noticing people's engagement rings more often. It's not that you're obsessing over princess
or pear or other shapes. They just happen to catch your
eye a little more often.
7. When you think of your future, your partner is
part of it. It's not even just specific events, like your
friend's wedding or a family vacation. You just look
ahead and know you want him to be there.
8. You talk openly about money. Even though it can be
a taboo topic, you're going to have to discuss this
eventually. If you're already honest with each other when it comes to your finances, it's a good sign that you really trust each other.
9. You have actually talked about getting married.
You're not just hoping that a ring will one day appear.
You've had conversations with your partner about the
fact that you do want to be together forever.
10. Your emotions are actually tied to your
partners'. He is upset when you are upset and vice versa. Likewise, you both celebrate and feel pride in each other's accomplishments.
11. You've shared your insecurities and allowed
yourself to be vulnerable. You're no longer worried
that one day he'll find out that you're not always so
breezy and put together. Sometimes you're a total mess. He's seen that, and he's still there.
12. You think about putting him down as your
emergency contact. No offense to your parents, but if
something happened, he's the one you'd really want by
your side.
13. He's your first phone call when you get good
news. Again, sorry, Mom!
14. You have absolutely no desire to go back to any
of your past relationships. It's not that you're never
curious about what's going on with your exes (You're
human!), but you don't feel at all wistful about the past.
You're much, much happier in the present.
15. You're not holding any grudges. At least not
against him. If you're going to be together for years and
years and years, you have to be able to let things go. And if something really bothers you, you have to be able to bring it up even if you worry it sounds silly or might lead to a not-so-fun conversation.
16. You never worry about what he's doing when
you're not around. You're not the least bit concerned
about what will happen at his friend's bachelor party in
Vegas. You're just excited to see him when he's back.
17. You want to live together. It's not just because it's
the thing to do after you've been together for a certain
amount of time. You like seeing each other when you get up in the morning and when you get home at night and when you're just hanging out together on weekends.
18. You've talked about whether you want to have
children and you're on the same page. Even if you're
not planning to have them for a long time, you need to
know where the other one stands.
19. You don't question how he feels about you. You
no longer have analyze his texts or wonder if he still likes you. You feel secure that you're both equally into each other.
20. If you couldn't have the wedding of your
dreams, you would still marry him. You would give up
the dance floor and the flowers and the cake (yes, even
the cake) to be with him.

youngpol:
What is wrong with you people sef, you will not goan buy Nokia torchlight that can last days without charging, na wa o **adjusts pillow and sleeps**

As you dey use better gadget carry am put inside water, go market, buy beta nokia touch or techno touch phone you hear!!!

Properly charging your smartphone is essential for
maintaining the health of your battery, and ensuring
better battery life and increased safety in the long run.
Simply plugging your phone in as soon as you get home
and leaving the charger on until you leave in the morning
is not the right solution. Since there is a lot of different
advice floating around on how to charge your phone, we
decided to get you tips to get the most out of your
smartphone's battery from the guys who built. Here's
what they told us:
1. Don't let your phone overheat
Heat is perhaps the worst enemy of lithium-ion batteries,
the kind most smartphones use. "You should take basic
precautions like not keeping your phone on the dash
board of the car where it will get a lot of direct sunlight,"
says Xolo R& team. You should also avoid charging your
phone while playing graphically intensive games, because
that will also raise the temperature of the phone and
harm the battery, they added.
The ideal charging temperature is between 20-30 degrees
Celsius, according to a OnePlus product manager.
2. Don't use your phone while charging
In general, avoid using the phone while it is charging. This
is called parasitic charging and this kind of usage can
apparently be quite damaging. "Small amounts of usage
load stop the battery from entering a full charging cycle,
damaging the battery," says Xolo.
(Also see: How to Prolong the Battery Life of Your
Smartphone, Tablet, and Laptop
)
3. Don't use a fake charger
One important piece of advice from Xolo is to use only
the company's own chargers - this is particularly
important if your phone supports quick charging.
According to Xolo, high capacity chargers can quickly
charge the phone up to 70 percent capacity, but can also
damage it in the process, if not properly optimised.
"Using higher current than specified reduces charge
retention capacity of battery cells in the long run. Hence,
using any third-party chargers for quick charging is a
strict no," the Xolo R& team tell us. This is true no
matter what phone you're using, and honestly, it makes
no sense to use a Rs. 50 roadside charger with your Rs.
50,000 phone.
This could damage your battery or even cause actual
injury. Apple even had a third party charger trade-in
programme to ensure that customers use original
chargers.
4. Zero and 100 are no magic numbers
There's no need to fully charge your new phone when
you buy it these days, since the battery is usually charged
when you get it, according to the OnePlus product
manager. And you don't have to charge the battery up to
100 percent all the time either; you can just start using it
and run the battery down before bringing it to a full
charge again.
On the other hand, you shouldn't let the battery go down
to zero either.
"Don't let your battery fully die if you can avoid it," says
the OnePlus representative. "I recommend charging it
when it gets to around 10 percent charge left. This
lengthens the life of the battery."
5. Don't leave the phone on the charger all night
While charging your phone overnight will probably not
damage it, there is a chance that it is hurting your battery
life, and since you don't need to have the phone at 100
percent at the end of each charge, you're better off
unplugging it at night.
"Once the smartphone battery voltage reaches its
capacity, it automatically cuts off charging," says Xolo.
The OnePlus product manager agreed, saying, "It's ok to
keep your phone plugged in after it's already fully
charged. It won't hurt the battery."
However, he adds, "Since it's not great for the
environment, I still recommend unplugging your phone
when it reaches a full charge."
Also, according to Xolo, while there is no practical
problem with leaving the battery plugged in, "in theory,
charging battery to 100 percent everyday increases
percentage of ageing."
Bonus
At the end of the day, batteries have a finite life-cycle and
you can't extend their life indefinitely. Following the tips
above will help, and will certainly keep you safer when
using the phone. Aside from that, there are a couple of
small things you can try.
Make sure you're using the phone's battery saver app.
For example, Xolo's Bangalore based R& team for
example has developed an app called Xolo Power Saver
that is pre-installed on all its phones. The app is designed
to optimise battery usage without any complex controls.
Almost all Android phone manufacturers install similar
apps on their phones, and you should definitely enable
these.
Also, Apple's battery guide mentions that if you plan to
store the device for longer than six months, you should
charge it to 50 percent every six months. This is
something you should do regardless of the brand of the
device you are using.

Hazard was name the PFA Player of the year and also chelsea Player of the year last night. These are the things you need to know about the english player of the year.


1. He has three younger brothers, including
Thorgan Hazard, who joined Chelsea shortly after
Eden before leaving for Borussia Monchengladbach.
2. He announced his transfer to Chelsea via Twitter after
a lengthy spell of speculation linking him to various
teams around Europe.
3. He enjoys dancing and got up on stage for an
impromptu display during a performance from
Christina Milian at a function for Didier Drogba's
foundation, the footage of which has since
emerged on YouTube.
4. His mother, Carine Hazard, was a professional
footballer in the Belgian Women's First Division and only
stopped when she fell pregnant with Eden.
5. He married his childhood sweetheart Natacha,
whom he first met at the age of 14, in 2012, two
years after the birth of their first child, Yannis. The
pair have since had a second child, Leo.
6. He is a big NBA fan, and follows the New York Knicks
although he admits he has never been to see a game in
America, but cites Carmelo Anthony as his favourite
player. He is also a talented ping-pong player.
7. His brilliance on the pitch is matched by
generosity off it. He once reduced a 79-year-old
Belgium fan to tears after sending her a signed
shirt and video message after hearing of her
passion for football.
8. He was once shown a red card and received a three-
match ban after appearing to kick out at a ball boy at
Swansea as Chelsea lost in their 2013 Capital One Cup
semi-final.
9. He admits that receiving praise from childhood
hero Zinedine Zidane for the first time was
"special" and left him shaking.
10. He grew up in Braine-le-Comte, Belgium. The family
have said they lived "no more than three metres" from a
football training ground, where Eden spent hours honing
his now world-class skills.

I did 1 to 6

God bless GEJ, God bless Nigeria Soldiers, God bless Nigeria, God bless Africa, God punish boko haram.

When nigeria are still living in jungle justice....

Those phone no fine. Anyway that's good for them
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Those phone no fine

Those day when your mama will finish cooking and she will shout your name and ask you and your younger ones to come and carry their food. Anyway its a good experience shall..... LOL

As far as she get that thing call money I think there nothing were wrong with her. I will marry her "if"

As far as that money is there..... Eeeee there is nothing wrong in marring her.

I can't allow that shit but what will give my wife that boldness to tell about this shit. Anyway, anytime wey talk about this iron paint and refer it to me I will send her packing........ That's all!!!

Bleep US we can survive

Even girls wey common conductors don chop are say no guy has gone under their skirt

Buhari the first with no credentials.....