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pls tell those ios pretending bast ards. |
YEBOKO: YES ooooo airtel bis is workin wela am rocking wit now.pls tell me how!i really nid it,thanks |
try69: Yakowa-first xtian governor of kaduna state-BH not happy=Assasination QED |
Brainrex: The phone memory is too smalli see that you're one of the recipient of their phone which you won on their facebook page,hence the complete specs. |
awwww,got me!me of all people.good 1 |
[quote author=e-herbal]brainrex, i'll like you to help me on how to download apps like instagram,firefox and the likes cause google play keeps telling me that my opera mini browser is not compatible for downloads and that my device is not compatible with the other apps.pls help me break down the explanation surgically.thanks very much[/quote]problem resolved!!! |
Lawalmd: to be Frank I'm not enjoying this n3 like my t3 jare and i think i got the 256mb ram version and i specifically told the guy that went for me to check the ram and i don't like the way d screen is Responding seffguy return it for replacement asap.mine too was acting up and they replaced it for me ni sharply.don't dull o.hope you bought it from a tecno accredited retailer or slot |
brainrex, i'll like you to help me on how to download apps like instagram,firefox and the likes cause google play keeps telling me that my opera mini browser is not compatible for downloads and that my device is not compatible with the other apps.pls help me break down the explanation surgically.thanks very much |
;Dgot mine on tuesday,but it had factory error and had it replaced yesterday @ slot,surulere.maaaaad phone,i tell ya.no extra bAttery tho,but was given a small table lamp as part of their on going promo..heard t1 is no longer in production.the n3 has everything save for the front facing camera.it rocks!i'm still fooling around with it sha. |
Where i get my 'fix'.i'm seriously addicted.i even used it as my home page. |
Erm sir,i strongly oppose your position on the matter.we all know the figure is far worse.i'm positing 15 /10%.do you know the number of our girls that are now into 'hustling'?you need to go to surulere and ikeja every evening,you did think there's a ladies carnival on parade.ladies aged between 15 to 40,different size and shapes,different tribes,all ties3 for one thing;prostitution.i've even seen albinos!it's that bad.funniest part is that this same women will be a wife to one unfortunate bloke,who,unfortunately will be under the illusion that he's found his missing rib.GOD save the nigerian man, amen.my nl sisters spitting fire here are either shying from the truth or hating it's bitter pill. |
Alihamdulilah |
gidiMonsta: I saw Gabriel Batistuta. ![]() gidiMonsta: I saw Gabriel Batistuta.crazy bastid lols :-) |
For y'all saying they saw jesus.can anyone of you tell me what he looks like? |
Cannibalism is a tradition of the abriba people ,which i strongly believe our igbo sister hails from. |
Telecommunications giant, Globacom, on Tuesday introduced a new super-fast Internet service to address the challenges of internet usage in the country. Globacom said that the Internet service, Glo Bolt, would run on HSPA network backed by the revolutionary GLO 1 International Submarine Cable. Mr Adewale Sangowanwa, Executive Director in the company, who unveiled the product at a press conference in Lagos, said that Glo Bolt, would allow subscribers to witness a thrilling new experience in data usage. “With the interconnection of Glo Bolt with GLO 1 cable and subsequent network upgrade, the new service offers users unparalleled internet speed, connectivity and reliability. “We understand the frustration of Nigerian Internet users and recognise the potential of the Internet in driving growth and development, we are confident Glo Bolt will help in both regards,” he said. Mr Niyi Olukoya, Globacom Marketing Coordinator, said that the service was also enhanced with two features of “Share Subscription and Gift Subscription”. “These features enable subscribers to share their subscriptions or send subscription as gift; this is the first time that any mobile Internet service provider is introducing such a feature,” he said. Olukoya said that Glo Bolt would revolutionise the Internet service market because of the phenomenal capacity of GLO 1 Submarine Cable. “The facility has a bandwidth capacity of 640 gigabyte, scalable to 2.4 terabyte, and guaranteed 99 per cent uptime reliability. “Glo Bolt has been enabled to out-perform competing products in the market because of the superior network quality of GLO 1,” he said. On subscription plans, Olukoya explained that the sharing feature offered the subscriber convenience and affordability by enabling sharing of Internet subscription with friends and family instead of buying multiple subscriptions. “This revolutionary new service will put an end to down time experience in many parts of the country and improve productivity,” he said. (NAN) http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2012/11/20/glo-launches-super-fast-internet-service/ |
Laying my girls best friend way back.wanking,skunk weed. |
Dyt: CLAREMONT!!!your man i presume? |
Whymee: May His Soul Rest in Peace,you're soooooooooooooooooooo not making sense.so senseless. |
hbpeze: Ds pple dey use more dan 1 account..anyway I can't pay money 2 person wey I never c b4...I see goods I gv u money...I no resemble magaare you not the dude that's been trying to sell a broken psp for the past 2months to no avail?why have you been trying to run down peoples reputation cos yours is in question?you've been trolling almost every sale in this section.try and make a honest sale and see if people won't recommend you the way they're doing these brothers.for your information,i've never dealt with them before,but i'm going to their office tomorrow morn,based on numerous positive comments about them.so brother,don't hate,congratulate.people please be wary of high blood pressure eze(hbp-eze) www.nairaland.com/1074997/fairly-clean-psp-4-sale |
I can vouch for the lad.he's an 'ok' person,trustworthy and honest.i've dealt with him before.all his games are legit.if you're a good businessman and negotiator,he'll throw in some freebies for you. |
nyere84: I feel for him. But, seriously, i was expecting a picture, to see a long tin that looks lyk a monkey‘s tail or banana.pervert |
A Harvard study said the most gullible people in the world are the Filipinos. The study said, “The causes of this gullibility include the inability to question information and an over- reliance on interpersonal sources.” The study also said, “For Fillipinos, a tsunami warning from the government does less than a mother’s directive to avoid the sea because of syokoys (mermen).” According to the Mosquito Press that reported it, “The study involved content analyses of over 500,000 historical documents from 300 societies. The documents were then evaluated according to a quantitative metric called the Gump Index.” The study went on, “What’s curious about the Filipino condition is despite a respectable literacy rate, many of its people still believe that condoms cause cancer – or that Appolo Quiboloy, CEO of kingdom of Jesus Christ, The Name Above Every Name, Inc. is the son of God.” The Harvard Institute of Socio- political Progression may have gone through a rigorous effort in arriving at the Filipinos, but the same can be said of Nigerians. Recently, a 62-year- old male patient was brought to us by his son who was not satisfied with the treatment he was getting in a ‘home’ in Cotonou in Benin Republic where the children had taken him for treatment because the man was “behaving abnormally.” What amazed us was that we were the ones who pointed to the injuries which we discovered on the man’s body. Apparently, the old man had been traumatised to ‘remove’ whatever was ailing him. And it took our pointing these out for the man’s relatives to realise this. The face, the body and even the genitals were all assaulted, for the dementia we found he has. All too often, Nigerians fall easily to swindlers, especially money doublers. Usually, the customer brings a small amount of money say N10, which they hide under a scrap of cloth. The trick is for a few customers to win small amounts to convince those with big money to play. Those who win the small sums are smart when they take their winning and walk away. But the greedy will stay and stake a bigger sum. The customer is given the cloth with the money and warned not to open it for a given period of time. When the customer opens it, he finds no money but scraps of paper. And when he returns to complain, they lay the blame on him, he must have opened it before the given time. Even now, Nigerians will go for ‘wonder banks’ that promise unreasonable returns. Aristotle said, “Youth is easily deceived because it is quick to hope.” In Nigeria, the youths are lured easily by politicians for their own selfish purposes. And when the politicians have no need of them they discard them. Looking for work to do, and finding none, the youths become a menace to the society. At no place than the church is the gullibility of Nigerians most manifest. Nigerians, believing that whatever the pastors tell them is divinely inspired, accept everything in ‘faith’. People have been flagellated to exorcise their purported demons. Men have allowed their pastors sleep with their wives believing that it would be the solution to the couple’s infertility. Nigerians, seeking for any means to get wealthy, go to witchdoctors who are poor themselves. Idolaters carve images and call them their god. Nigerians have an unrivalled herd mentality. Suicide bombers have continued to bomb their own fellow Nigerians in the dubious belief that they are carrying out a divine injunction. And because of gullibility, there is no shortage of recruits. Without asking questions, without examining facts, Nigerians gang up to mob and burn fellow Nigerians alive; petty thieves, anybody whose voice cannot be heard allowed, with the Aluu Four the latest victims. It has happened many times where Nigerian men, women, children, or even a whole family follows the leader who has gone to vandalise oil pipelines or gone to scoop oil when it has burst, as if they are all in a trance, and getting roasted in the event. Tribalism is not left out of the consequences of gullibility. Nigerian children grow up hating other tribes because their parents told them that those other tribes are their enemy. When the children grow up, they pass it on to their children and the cycle goes on. It is this deep-seated prejudice that has made Prof. Chinua Achebe’s new Civil War memoir, “There was a country”, |
i don't wear em cause 'mandela' must be free. |
centje: Let me ask my girl...she does the changing...na diapers you dey use ni? |
odehaj: many many thx,an advise from a sincere heart indeed.infact I got myfriend to read your advice.But he loves the lady like madness,do you think nothing else can be done to salvage the situation?parts of remorseful statement mntioned that she will abide by whatever on earth he asks her to do including jettisoning the nysc if he wishes her to.tell him to find peace within his soul and LET HER GO!on the other hand,he can go ahead with the arrangement if he knows he can handle the cinema of the event everytime it plays in his head,and won't be suspicious of her every statement and movement,which i believe is impossible.he should just find a way to be without her,so as to retain his sanity and pride.she's sorry not because she did it,but because she was caught.she will never,ever change!don't give it a second thought,be the man that you are.forget about love;it's just euphoria.face reality. |
adieora: Watch ur words fish face.you watch yours,yansh breath.someone's making sense,and you're being incoherent. |
caseless: were u there?yes, i Was.it was shot in a warehouse in akute,opposite a police station.even the duo's bmw suv labelled 'Rude Boy' developed an electrical problem and was still there as at tuesday.it was an overnight shoot.i was part of the powerbike crew at the shoot.i also did grip if you must know. |
caseless: were u there? |
caseless: were u there?yes, i Was.it was shot in a warehouse in akute,opposite a police station.even the duo's bmw suv labelled 'Rude Boy' developed an electrical problem and was still there as at tuesday.it was an overnight shoot.i was part of the powerbike crew at the shoot.i also did grip if you must know. |
How come the lord of the weeds are getting more 'likes' than the haters.doesn't this imply something?make yourself happy if the government can't.LEGALISE IT,TIME TO RECOGNISE IT! |
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;Dgot mine on tuesday,but it had factory error and had it replaced yesterday @ slot,surulere.maaaaad phone,i tell ya.no extra bAttery tho,but was given a small table lamp as part of their on going promo..heard t1 is no longer in production.the n3 has everything save for the front facing camera.it rocks!i'm still fooling around with it sha.