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Guyz should normalise spending for ladies...very dirty gal.

Don't start what you won't finish

What is Atiku really after...what is saraki really after...

Na wa oo...

byrron:
Hesgoal.com has been my most trusted streaming link for watching any sporting activities for the past 3 years and it isn't working this very moment, any other live streaming link to watch this important game?

same here...

They won't do that now...

Gangsters are just like touts without any ideology. While mafians are like a corporation with sophisticated network all over the world...they have an identity unlike gangsters who are mostly hoodlums.

Okay

Emiwill:
I no dey joke. (Lol, my attempt at pidgin)

I’m Black American, 28, currently in school for my masters, and if that doesn’t kill me, then I will pursue my Ph.D in Psychology next.

I have dated a lot of African men in the U.S. and I have lots of Nigerian friends here in America (yorubas and igbos).

While I have a lot more to learn, I think I know quite a bit about Nigerian culture: your food (egusi soup, jollof rice and so on), how you treat your women, how you dress, your music (Davido, Wizkid, 2Face, Psquare, MI, Teni), etc.

Criteria:
-Must be 5’8ft or taller
-Must be beautifully very dark (e,g, Yaya Toure)
-I like very hardworking, educated and intelligent men. Should have a Bachelors degree from Nigeria and Must be willing to pursue a US STEM graduate degree (Masters and/or PhD), but don’t expect me to pay for it. Most schools offer scholarships and assistantships to students and you must be willing to work hard to earn one.
- Should NOT have a Nigerian wife or kids
- Should be 28-33 years old

Hobbies:
I like to cook but I hate to do the dishes. My favorite African food to cook and eat is Egusi soup and pounded yam (I’m not the best, but I try).

While I do like African men, I’m not an African woman. I’m as American as they come.

I know there will be lots of trolls and frankly I don’t care.

You for rehearse well...

And again...

Sterling bank self dey shade..useless bank.

Very wrong thing to do...

He is too young for this and could easily get injured.

It is a free world...na too much freedom go ruin this world.

Hmmmmmmmm...

Lol...

No hope for this nation

Joshmodest:
Love what Naira did to the fraudster , Before u come out and point fingers make sure the fingers are even clean ...
What exactly is he singing or doing that no other artist has done before ?
I'm not a fan of his music , but I'm safer around a weed smoker than y'all hypocritical religious folks !

no mind am...

Kikikikikikikikiki

superjab247:
The man must have terrorised the community so much hence the reason they took this action.


This is what a failed government can turn citizens into

u no even read d news...u just jjmp

That is why people hate trying out untested names when it comes to business...

Which movie did you watch before sleeping?

Hmmmmmmm...

Childish people and criminals...

All the ones they gave you in the past....what did you do with it? Yeye and foolish talk...

Lucky guy...

Glory596:
U didn’t have to call me a hoe
I was just posing my own comment
U could have just ignored

don't call people ugly...you fine pass am?

firstworld:
The HR person is at fault I am in HR and because of these kinds of reactions, I usually start my calls by introducing myself first so the other person knows who is calling and is at ease. He could have simply said "I am John D calling from bank. That wouldnt hurt. That said, the lady should have been cautious as a job seeker that was just interviewed and expecting phone calls. Lets call a spade a spade please.

No please I disagree with you on this. People can pretend to be what they are not just to get something from you. Imagine him introducing himself immediately she picked the call... She would have definitely put up a different attitude.

Na wa oo...