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For those guys that go to a girls wall to thank her for accepting your request pls stop doing that... I dey shame for una. For the love of jollof rice pls stop it and the worst part is you don't even say it correctly, you'll visit a girls wall and you'll see posts like: "Thanks for the acceptment" "Thanks for the acceptation" "Thank you for acceptizing my request" "Thanks for being acceptize" chisos I even saw one recently it was: "Thanks for accepting my request may God bless you and your family, anything u seek u shall find..any weapon fashioned against u shall not prosper..every evil obstacle shall not be diverted in Jesus name, Amen".. Just for request, pls stop it... ![]() |
use-less man ![]() btw... For those guys that go to a girls wall to thank her for accepting your request pls stop doing that... I dey shame for una. For the love of jollof rice pls stop it and the worst part is you don't even say it correctly, you'll visit a girls wall and you'll see posts like: "Thanks for the acceptment" "Thanks for the acceptation" "Thank you for acceptizing my request" "Thanks for being acceptize" chisos I even saw one recently it was: "Thanks for accepting my request may God bless you and your family, anything u seek u shall find..any weapon fashioned against u shall not prosper..every evil obstacle shall not be diverted in Jesus name, Amen".. ![]() Just for request, pls stop it.. |
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its not a miss neither is it a hit...shes jus there ![]() |
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The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP Candidate in the April 11 Gubernatorial election in Plateau State, Senator Gyang Nyam Shom Pwajok is dead. Senator Pwajok who represented the PlateauNorth Senatorial zone in the 7th Assembly and was succeeded by the incumbent, Senator Jonah Jang contested the last gubernatorial election but lost to the incumbent Governor, Simon Lalong of the All Progressives Congress, APC. GNS, as the late Senator was fondly called was said to have died on Wednesday night in an Indian hospital at the age of 48 after a protracted liver disease. He took ill sometime in May this year, was not really seen in the public shortly after the general lelections and was not able to join his colleagues in the valedictory session of the 7th Assembly. Though there is no official report about his demise but friends of his family have confirmed the incident adding that arrangements are on to return his remains to the country. However, condolences are being expressed on social media and citizens of the State are discussing the situation in hush tones. Cc: lalasticlala
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again o, which kin topic b dis again moderators ![]() |
mods put something better on front page na ![]() |
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mods frontpage please Fulaman198 odumchi bigfrancis21 |
Jbond:lol dats serious o, naso madness dy start ![]() |
Highcuerayte:tanks #blushing# ![]() |
funlord:lols u wish... ![]() |
Chanchit:ya very true ![]() |
vizkiz:lol... u can also identify a josite with this signs ![]() |
Beesluv: tanks dear |
naijaboiy:lol i know, sori abt dat |
Here are 10 signs that prove you are proudly born and raised in Jos, Nigeria. The city of Jos, Nigeria, though small and often forgotten, is one of the most diversely populated cities in the country. The residents of Jos range from the indigenous tribes of Plateau State in north central Nigeria to tribes from many eastern, western and southern states in Nigeria. Regardless of this great diversity in the cultural heritage of the residents, there are certain characteristics that one will find common in anyone who was born and raised in Jos. Listed below are ten signs that will prove accurate in identifying a person who is from Jos. 1. People get confused during a fast-paced conversation in English with you because most of what you are saying starts with "Kai..." and ends with "Toh... You are set by default to begin and end your statements with “Kai..” and “Toh…” respectively. And it has never occurred to you that these two words are not even English words. Clearly this is a normal way of speaking for you. 2. Even though you do not understand or speak Hausa language, you know that “An fara!” (translated in English to mean “It has begun!”) means you need to start running in whatever direction everyone else is running. By instinct, as soon as you hear, “An fara! An fara!,” you run away. You do not need to know why you are running. You just run. 3. You roll your eyes in frustration every time people from the western, southern and eastern parts of Nigeria refer to the indigenes of Plateau State as "Hausa people." First, you laugh. And then you start a lecture on The Various Indigenous Tribes Existing Within Plateau State. 4. Market and terminus are synonymous to you. You understand that when someone says, “I’m going to Terminus,” they mean they’re going to the terminus market, aka the main market. 5. You became friends with the soldiers near your house or school. You figured it was probably a good idea to be friendly with soldiers who would be around for a long time and were already frustrated from living such difficult uncertain lives. 6. Ice blocks falling as rain is perfectly normal to you. You can still feel the blocks of ices hitting against your head as you run for cover. You still enjoy the look of surprise on people’s faces when you tell them, “We don’t have snow, but it rains blocks of ice.” 7. During every major holiday celebration, you wanted to go to one of four places — Jos Wild Life Park, Old Zoo, Rayfield Resort and Solomon Lar Amusement Park. It was a cool thing to visit one or more of these venues during holiday celebrations including Eid celebrations, Christmas, New Year celebrations and Easter. 8. You still call every fast food restaurant Mr Biggs. Mr Biggs was once the most special place anyone could take you. 9. NASCO biscuits played an important part in your childhood. Through all the birthday parties, end of school year class parties and other childhood celebrations, NASCO biscuits never failed to be present among your goodies. 10. Despite all the negative publicity, Jos is getting from the media today, you still remain a proud Josite. You’re quick to defend the city you’ve grown to truly love and appreciate, especially when people judge it based only on all of the recent chaos. ![]() Mods please move this to the right section Cc: lalasticlala
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