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I know she is looking for attention,I could help you promote her |
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Chai |
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I've never won a bet before |
Hian, Nsogbu di |
Lala!!!! Food have landed |
Nice one bro, looking out for more |
[color=#006600][/color]brazil will murder Nigeria |
Kai, I've never picked any game that entered green from this thread, make Una help my life na |
Boss make e reach me ooo, thanks, bet9ja ID: 6241262 quote author=rheether post=83027522]God have blessed me today and I want to give back to the street. I will be funding 10 people with 2k by 8am tomorrow. Drop your details you might be lucky.[/quote] |
Touching |
Thumbs up |
realvikash:Ewwww!!! 15k down the drain, see my life |
All the games I dey pick from here, wan send me go village, make Una help my life na |
Nsogbu di |
Nice predictions |
Scam, don't post false news on nairaland, Try to be matured, irrespective of your political interest |
In Nigeria, rules are followed strictly when the poor is involved |
nonsence |
#NOT TOO YOUNG TO RUN. Each time I see these politicians cry on how they are victimized by their opposition, they make it seem as if they have the interest of the people at heart or it is because of the people they are been persecuted(LIES).... Truth be told, our present day Leaders do not have our interest at heart, it is time to retire these old thieves and take over power as youths. My pain is that most of them ought to be retired and resting in their villages but they won't let the young grow, even when an adage says the young shall grow. In conclusion, youths it's not enough to get your PVC, go for elective positions and stop being thugs to these old men...... |
TEN CORRECTIONS THAT MAY INTEREST YOU 1. Write 25 June 2018; or 25th June 2018; or June 25, 2018 (Note the comma after 25 in the last case.) Never write the 25th of June 2018. It is only in reading or pronouncing dates that you may hear “the” and “of”. 2. It is deadline, please. Never dateline. Example for (1) and (2): The deadline for the submission of files is 31 August 2018. 3. It is rest assured, please. Never be rest assured. (On the contrary, you may say be assured, but never say be rest assured. It is tautological.) Example: Rest assured that I will not disappoint you. 4. From the verb to lose, we have the noun loss (not lost). Lost is rather the past simple or the past participle of to lose. Examples: His untimely death is a great loss to their community. He lost half of his family during the volcanic eruption. I have lost contact with some of my friends. The opposite of gain is loss. 5. Loose is an adjective (meaning not firmly or tightly fixed in place); it has nothing to do with the verb to lose. Example: He likes wearing loose T-shirts. 6. Please, use in a month, not on a month. Examples: Many people in my family were born in this month. Many people in my family were born in July. There are five Sundays in the month of August this year. 7. Please, use on a day, on a date, not in a day or in a date. Examples: They are leaving for Dakar on Thursday. They will arrive in Dakar on Friday 7 September 2018. 8. The adjective is continuous, not continues. Continues is the third person singular of to continue in the present simple. Examples: I thank her for her continuous support. She continues to support me in all my endeavours. 9. After “to” a verb must remain in the infinitive form, that is, unconjugated. Never say to came or to danced or to saw. Examples: I went there to see my grandmother. We turned off the TV to pray. 10. The noun is advice and the verb is to advise. Don’t confuse them, please. Examples: I advise you to take your studies seriously. When people advise you, it is good to thank them for their advice. You thank them for their advice or for their pieces of advice. (Never say advices. It is wrong.) 11. BONUS: Please, say property for sale, not a property for sale. Property is used as a collective noun when referring to people’s belongings or possessions. Use properties to mean characteristics, as the characteristics of a chemical element. Examples: The current, senseless war has resulted in the loss of countless lives and in the destruction of property. (loss of one life, loss of many lives). (c) NM 03/07/2018 |
Does it mean that the Leader of the IPOB group left this Country unnoticed? Nigeria is a Mirage |
Eziokwu |
Eliowhani port Harcourt, we rarely see light, even when it comes, it doesn't stay for an hour |
Cultism does not Pay |