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Realy? But we've seen these a countless times and we already know all these by now, I guess. Please give us something different and more 'spicy.' |
What? And these guys that they kill themselves for are cooling off and chilling in AC filled rooms and offices. These 'touts' never learn! These politicians' kids are living life to the fullest while these not-so-wise guys live it to the lowest. Sometimes you just wonder why these so called mature men would stoop so low as to waste their own lives and that of others with no iota of sanity. And in the end, these politicians don't even give a rat's arse. Rest in pieces jor!!! |
Like seriously? Let me join him in condemning him too: Korede I condemn you! |
Can somebody please tell me what the OP is talking about? Because in all form of sincerity, I just don't understand what he's taking about... |
That's what we need from men of God, prayers [for] and not players [of] politics. Now, let's pray. |
You guys should take it easy na, haba! If he sacks all the people he met there how many will he now be left to work with? Even if he replaces Mr. Abba, what guarantee is there that the next one would be better or won't be more corrupt? The entire police force is in a shambles, except you want to overhaul all, in fact, except you want to sack ALL of them, because I can boldly tell you that even the next man to replace this man is as worse off as he. This is because they've all been together for long and they are all not just colleagues, but 'partners' in (the game) service. Except you guys are suggesting he (the new president) goes to pick someone else entirely from outside the police force to head them, which is not possible. .. My take would be, allow them to still continue with their work, because all they need is not necessarily a change of leadership or 'overhauling' but rather a change of orientation, mindset, and re-orientation. Now that Buhari is there (though I don't really know what he's capable of 'yet'), I strongly believe he can help them achieve that instead of just firing and firing them. |
eh? even Koro sef dey talk? people wey run GEJ down. Though I still love you, Koro but sincerely speaking, you've lost your 'respectable say' in public matters as far as the Nigerian polity is concerned at least, for the next foreseeable future. So just please hold your horses. And on a lighter note, he's making sense though, just that his reputation is so battered for now. |
My able and capable VP, please stop. This is not befitting [of your person] enough. I have never seen you as a politician and I still do not see or regard you as such. But you are now building a wrong impression in my mind [already]. Please leave such talks for people like Tinubu and Lai Mohammed. And on a more serious note, Osinbajo should still remember he was a man of God, a pastor first of all before all these. He shouldn't just forget his 'roots' completely and embrace this 'dirty' job in its entirety. You see why Deeper Life don't encourage their members to ever join politics? Please, I'm not saying what he's saying are not in the right o. |
I love reading (long) thesis. No matter what is written, you'll always enjoy reading such theses, except perhaps, you just don't love reading. Let's just forget why this one lost and that one won, let's focus on how the government, whichever one is in power, can reposition the country and subsequently, lead us to greater heights. Irrespective of who rules/governs, provided Nigeria is progressing, improving, and united, I'm okay with that. I love and respect you, Mr. Jonathan; and I equally respect you, Gen. Buhari; but please work hand in hand to reposition Nigeria: for that is the utmost concern of this "common" citizen. Thank you all. |
quite a shame. Not even a 'normal' and inspiring celebrity at that o, Amber Rose of all people. Mtscheew! |
Brother Gay, sorry I mean brother Bisi Alimi, please embrace reality biko. And Op, warn yourself o. I thought you meant 'lost' his family in the real sense of the word. I wanted to come and sympathise with him; I didn't know it was this 'deceptive lost' you were talking about. Meanwhile, Mr. Alimi, enjoy your gayism - we are Nigerians and it is not everything we tolerate - even if we are your family. #mi o raye iranu |
Keegan:Lol, you've seen that movie too? |
NobleG1:Eww |
[quote author=Babzilla post=32493270][/quote]I tell you. |
IYANGBALI:hahaha, I'm not gay, so I'll pass. Thanks. |
IYANGBALI:Lol, do you really mean what you said? |
IYANGBALI:hahahaha... wicked! But have you kissed him before? (lol) |
ajealadick:A man must do anything do-able to make money, provided it is legal. He has done his; do yours. EOD! |
kingstylo01:you're quite welcome. |
stwazobia:I don't crime brother, no matter how small. I love to live in peace at all times and enjoy my peace and freedom to the fullest. |
To be very honest, I don't know Susan Peters; please where's she in the picture? |
porn taken too far... |
You better start sleeping with all the mad women in your state then. |
ilotriouzAY:I was only adding my own line, couldn't you see? |
you mean the brother has been ........ with a fellow brother all this while and he didn't know? |
I am so sorry please, I don't do romance, I do finance. |
^^ truly, where's the baby mama? |
I actually love ladies capable of pulling such surprises. In fact, I love (expensive) surprises. I'd be cool with her and respect her more - you know why? 'cuz she later told me herself and also for being such an industrious/hardworking woman. Just that the only thing is, she would definitely have to give me back all the money I've been paying for/as rent; and then we can go out and celebrate. |
kingstylo01:All right bro, just play neutral and an observer then. Sorry if I offended you with the last part of my comment. It was meant to be a joke, though. |
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