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I tire o

he's drunk in love

bro help with dis damilolaolayinka65@gmail.com pls forward it to my mail along with ur digits

lol

pls help
I've been trying to read for the forthcoming jamb exam but I'm not getting everything I read.
what can I do pls?

no be HIV dey do u,u need brain surgery

jjjjj2017:
English is not her mother language, am very sure that its not your mother language as well.

defender

Fabulocity:
Me too, I'm always felting sad about this sad development. Hope you're a virgin too.

hoe lawd ya English is war

Yorubad demons

op u no well o

with respect sir,thunder fire u there

Yoruba republic

BiafraAngitator:
I will keep telling Afonjas not to marry outside their tribe


Of all the beautiful women in Yorùbá land, Mister Lanre Gentry decided to marry that K-Legged Pepper-Dem-Gang Mercy from Edo state.


Even I as an igbo man prefer to marry from our Afonja masters or Hausas at the very least because the duo have the most beautiful and modest women in Nigeria


I also warned Mister Olakunle Churchill not to marry that drug addict Tonto Dikeh, who's also a retired prostitute but he didn't listen to me.


And now Banky W has engaged one Edo lekpa called Adesua Etomi. Just watch people, the marriage will eventually collapse.


Dear igbo brothers and sisters, make sure you marry from our Afonja masters and Nothern tormentors


May Chukwu Okike Abiama continue to strengthen us


Iseeeeeeeee


IPOB Youth.

idiot he can't even spell agitator, if d wedding no collapse carry sledge hammer go break am weyrey

na d two dem no let Nairalanders discuss buhari absence at d fec meeting yesterday

what's his name again

ayam hmmmmming

afonja be representing 9ja well,unlike our brothers who are into drug peddling
#HoeLawd

weyrey re o






... #HoeLawd

raker300:
lol, afonjas have got to be tired of eating thier own words:

Akintola brought tribalism; tribalism killed him

Awolowo tried pleasing the north; the northerners killed him

They rejoiced over killing of eastern corpers; more south west corpers were killed.

They supported the north in 2015; the north rejected them in 2016

They supported killing of nigerians in SA thinking it's easterners; south westerners were highest casualty.

They praised lagoon doom; more of their people are dying in lagoons on a daily,

They praised rascals cos they were rude towards igbos; the praised rascals are now rude towards their own people!


Chai! Karma is dealing a number on these folks

u need to see a psychiatrist, #HoeLawd

lol

xynerise:
I don't know what that is but he sure is a great player

goat means greatest of all time

I just love dis Ronaldo he's a beast

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nice one

Tyson Fury on Sunday accepted the challenge issued by world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua following the Londoner’s title victory over Wladimir Klitschko, according to the BBC.
Joshua, who stopped the Ukrainian in the 11th round at Wembley on Saturday, immediately called out fellow Briton Fury, who beat Klitschko on points in November 2015.
“Fury, where you at, baby?” he asked. “I know he’s been talking, I want to give 90,000 a chance to see us.” Fury, who has not fought since beating Klitschko, replied: “Let’s dance.”
Joshua is now unbeaten in 19 fights, with all his victories coming inside the distance. The 27-year-old’s win in front of a post-war British record 90,000 fans at the national stadium added the WBA belt to his IBF strap.
Fury, 28, is also unbeaten as a professional, with 18 knockouts in 25 fights, but surrendered his world heavyweight titles in an effort to focus on his mental health problems and is currently without a boxing licence and out of condition.
However, he remains active on social media and indicated he wants to return, judging by his reply on Twitter to Joshua’s calls from the ring. “Challenge accepted,” Fury wrote. “We will give the world the biggest fight in 500 years. I will play with you. You are a boxer’s dream.
“Well done Anthony Joshua. Good fight. You had life and death with Klitschko and I played with the guy. Let’s dance.”

I knw u are lying, pishur or I don blive

we all know burna is rude

na dis one be 'dis our love e go die o'

Amarabae:
When last have we seen or heard about a monarch building a primary or secondary school for his people or a primary healthcare centre for his people?
Its it all about wearing chieftaincy or agbada with bead and always mingling with corrupt politicians.

go and see wat ogunwusi is doing in ifee

Although practicing a presidential system of government, the important roles played by the monarchs to the development of their societies and Nigeria as a whole cannot be overlooked.
We take a look at 10 most powerful Nigerian monarchs that are currently on a throne.

10. Olubadan of Ibadan
The title Olubadan means “Lord of Ibadan” and it is the royal title of the king of Ibadan land. It usually takes decades to groom an Olubadan for the mantle through stages of chieftaincy promotion, thus meaning that just about any male born title-holder of the metropolitan center is a potential king. Olubadans are usually appointed from the two ruling lines to the throne, Egbe Agba (civil) and Balogun (military) on rotational basis following the death of a monarch.
The 11 high chiefs that formed the Olubadan-in-council, apart from the Seriki and Iyalode, are recognised as the traditional head of each of the 11 LGs in Ibadanland. They are appointed as presidents of customary courts, who are expected to adjudicate on matrimonial, land, boundary and other communal disputes.
Oba Samuel Odulana, Odugade is the current Olubadan and although the position like many other monarchical positions is now largely symbolic, the Olubadan remains a prominent figure and has influence on matters of local politics as well as question political leaders on issues such as violence, corruption and lack of true democracy in the region
9.Obi of onitsha
The post of Obi of Onitsha is recognized by the state and federal government as he is regarded as a representative of his people. He is the traditional leader of Onitsha in Anambra state and Igwe Nnayelugo Alfred Nnaemeka Achebe currently sits on the throne. Born on 14 May, 1941, he had his coronation on the 3rd of June, 2002 and has since then contributed significantly to the development of his people.
8.Olu Of Warri
The Kingdom of Warri is a traditional state based on the town of Warri in Delta State, Nigeria.
The Olu of Warri is the head of the Itsekiri people and the position is currently held by Godwin Toju Emiko who had his coronation on the 2nd of May, 1987. He was made a member of the Warri Traditional Council since 1983 and was also a Member of Warriors Local Government Council, where he served in several capacities.
A lawyer by profession and the second university graduate to ascend the great throne of Warri Kingdom.
7.Oba of Lagos
Although holding no political power, the Oba of Lagos is usually sought for counsel and sponsorship by politicians.
The King of Lagos is the traditional and ceremonial head of Lagos, a historical Yoruba kingdom that went on to become one of the largest cities in Africa after first giving its name to Lagos State, the acknowledged financial heart of contemporary Nigeria.
The reigning Oba of Lagos is his Royal Highness Oba Rilwan Babatunde Osuolale Aremu Akiolu I who was took up the crown of king in 2003. He is also known as the Eleko of Eko.
6. Oba of Benin
The Oba of Benin, or Omo N’Oba, is the traditional ruler of the Edo people and head of the historic Eweka dynasty of the Benin Kingdom. Omo N’Oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo Erediauwa I was crowned ‘Oba of Benin Kingdom’ in 1979, making him the 38th Oba of Benin and the head of the traditional state of Benin.
Since his ascension to the throne, he has used his position to settle disputes between politicians such as resolving the dispute between Anenih and former Edo state Governor Lucky Igbinedion.
5. Dein of Agbor
Agbor also known as Ominije as it was founded by Omini from Aguleri and it is an Igbo town in Delta state.
Agbor was once affiliated with the Benin Empire before Benin was conquered by the British. Sitting on the throne is Benjamin Ikenchuku Keagborekuzi who goes by the title of “Dein of Agbor” which is the name of his ruling house (the traditional ruler is usually referred to as Eze or Obi). He was crowned king just two years and four months after his birth following the death of his father making him the youngest monarch ever to ascend a royal throne according to the Guinness Book of Records in 1981.
Following his coronation, he left the shores of Nigeria to pursue his academics and returned to Agbor in 2001. He was appointed the fourth Chancellor of the University of Ilorin by former president Olusegun Obasanjo in 2006 making him the youngest vice chancellor of a federal university. He is Officer in the Order of the Crown, Belgium and also the Vice-Chairman, Delta State Traditional Rulers Council.
4. Ooni of Ife
The Ọọ̀ni of Ilé-Ifẹ̀ is the traditional ruler of Ile-Ife. Ife refers to the people while the city is called Ile-Ife and its dynasty goes back hundreds of years. Ile-ife is an acient city in southwest Nigeria and currently sitting on the throne is the reigning Ọọ̀ni Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi Ojaja II.
Born on the 17th of October, 1974., He succeeded the late Oba Okunade Sijuwade, who died on July 28, 2015, he was crowned on 26 October 2015. Very influential is the position of the Ooni of Ife., On June 12, 2016, Ọọni was presented with the key of the City of Sumerset, Franklin Township in New Jersey and honoured with the proclamation of the town of Franklin alongside his wife, Olori Wuraola Ogunwusi, the Yeyelua.
3. Sultan of Sokoto
The official title is Sultan of Sokoto and includes the title “Amir-ul-Momineen”. The post has become increasingly ceremonial since British rule, but the position of Sultan, still carries a lot of weight with Fulani and Hausa people from northern Nigeria.
The current Sultan of Sokoto is Sultan Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar IV and he is the 20th Sultan of Sokoto. He took the mantle of leadership following the death of his brother, Muhammadu Maccido who lost his life in the unfortunate ADC Airlines Flight 53 crash.
The position accords him the honour of being considered the spiritual leader of Nigeria’s 70 million Muslims which is roughly 50 percent of the nation’s population.
2. Alaafin of Oyo
The position of the Alaafin of Oyo is one of the most powerful and influential monarchical titles to be attained in Nigeria. The title of Alaafin can also be referred to as Oba in the Yoruba language and the word means king or ruler.
The current Alaafin of Oyo is Lamidi Olayiwola Adeyemi III and he ascended the throne in 1970 succeeding Alaafin Gbadegesin Ladigbolu II. So powerful is the position of the Alaafin of Oyo that until 2011, Oba lamidi Adeyemi III was the Permanent Chairman of the Council of Obas and Chiefs in Oyo State, a situation which was reversed by the former governor of Oyo State, Adebayo Alao-Akala.
The position of chairman is now rotated between the Alaafin and his two rivals, the Olubadan of Ibadanland and the Soun of Ogbomoso.
1. Emir of Kano
The Emir of Kano is the head of the Kano Emirate and the Emirate was formed in 1805 during the Fulani Jihad, when the old Hausa Sultante of Kano became subject to the Sokoto Caliphate.
His Royal Highness Mallam Muhammad Sanusi II is the current Emir of Kano after succeeding Alhaji Dr. Ado Abdullahi Bayero who ascended the throne in 1963 and ruled till his death on June 6, 2014. Malam Sanusi before his ascension to the throne was a successful banker and the former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria.
The Banker, a global financial intelligence magazine has conferred on him two awards for the global award for Central Bank Governor of the Year, as well as for Central Bank Governor of the Year for Africa. TIME magazine also listed him on its list of most influential people of 2011.
Who among the above kings is yours?