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diarra94: Birds of the same feather flock togeda. Swagger on displaytrue oh like father like son |
fckyourman: MOD CARRY AM GO FP |
Manweysabi:Ok Oga. Thx for the advice |
MOD CARRY AM GO FP |
donted: Photo kioskhmmm |
fckyourman: MOD FP ABEG |
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MODSS FPS PLS |
bloggernaija: Go and read the book atlas shrugged by ayn rand. It will start opening your eyes to what is happening.your point is |
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Here are the pictures: https://www.omg.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/tonto.jpg https://distilleryimage10.s3.amazonaws.com/060cb876b97611e2914422000a1f98df_7.jpg https://distilleryimage4.s3.amazonaws.com/5b905dc8b96911e2a88722000a1f90d0_7.jpg https://distilleryimage1.s3.amazonaws.com/6db98108b8e411e28ed022000a1fbc58_7.jpg http://hotnaijagists..co.uk/2013/05/tonto-dikeh-in-blonde-hair.html |
is it hard to reference your source nice copy and patse: http://www.smartertravel.com/photo-galleries/editorial/10-things-you-didnt-know-you-could-ask-for-on-a-plane.html?id=427&all=1 "it may seem incredible given the concern about cockpit security, but if you ask, many pilots are more than willing to give mini cockpit tours before or after the flight. The best time for a visit is usually after a flight has landed, since that's when pilots tend not to be as rushed. Blair says, "Pilots love to get visitors, especially wide-eyed children. It makes their day to have the chance to show off their 'office.'" |
Not Applicable in Nigeria, Maybe in Yanke. |
Demdem: RETARDEEN Jonathan.LOL |
Demdem: PAper Acheivement govt led by the retardeen. na wa oooGEJ. |
ochukoccna: Stop been hiding behind your thumb fingeri know right. people won't accept the truth every year is growth in gdp and doesnt affect the people. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UR0G56HXmjw Africa business: he tailors cloth and curtians for a living, but Mr Okafor is worried the curtains are finally being drawn on his own small business in Lagos. "The market is very dull, we are not selling anything," says Mr Okafor, standing outside his shop. "Sometimes you will come to market and start sleeping from morning to night because you can't sell anything!" The range of challenges for Mr Okafor to do business in Lagos are numerous - in particular, few customers and no electricity. He uses a generator but many customers complain about the noise and the diesel is also expensive to buy. "The real challenge is okada people - I used to enter okada to do my business. Some customers will demand that I bring the curtains to their home and before I used to go on bike so I could miss the go-slow on the road and get there on time. But since they stopped okada, we are no more doing that." This means he can be on the road "from morning to night visiting only one person." But, before, he might be able to see three or four people in a day. There is much hope and optimism for Africa business these days - but for many African traders, the reality is not living up to the hype. The lack of okada also means less customers are able to get to his shop and, more importantly, don't have the disposable income to afford curtains because their money from the okada people has also dried up. "I'm not feeling well about it," says Mr Okafor. whatever the hype about Nigeria's growing economy - this is the reality on ground for so many small businesses in Lagos sha... |
osmosisi: E be like say na jay z wife breast some people won go look. Dats why dem say if the wife show dem go attend.i know right |
Tolexander: I was even thinking the venue of the event would be in Baga village!you want him to die. |
Why must we copy everything. Nigerin Idol Nigeria Xfactor Nigeria Got Talent. Why can't we be original for once. |
Yungwizzzy: Ok, i wont botherlol |
Yungwizzzy: I'll be there only if he will come with beyoncehe might |
Jay Z has included Nigeria in his world tour list, he will come to lagos on october 7 to perform. Oct. 4: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania (Diamond Jubilee) Oct. 6: Accra, Ghana (Accra Conference Center) Oct. 7: Lagos, Nigeria (Ocean View) Oct. 9: Luanda, Angola (Cine Karl Max) Oct. 11: Cape Town, South Africa (Belleville Velodrome) Oct. 13: Durban, South Africa (ABSA Stadium Outer Fields) Oct. 14: Johannesburg (Coca Cola Dome) https://www.hellomagazine.com/imagenes//celebrities/2013021111118/beyonce-and-jay-z-head-up-high-profile-couples-at-grammys/0-56-801/jay-z-front-row--z.jpg http://hotnaijagists..co.uk/2013/05/jay-z-coming-to-nigeria-in-october-7.html |
BarbieBlues: My Grandmother nearly had a heart attack when she came to d living roon and saw my brother watching some music videos. She couldn't understand why all the girls were flaunting their "endowments". Then she spent over 3 hours lecturing ME!!!! As if am one of the girls on TV! Buh it got me thinking....what's with all the bo*oty flaunting? Can't a music video sell without girls in 'their birthday suits'? And why is it only d girls? Why can't d guys appear on their boxers? Why just girls on pants and bras? This makes me ashamed of being a girl sometimes.they are in demand to the general audiences |
click2cbn: wot is it abt? Remember u asked wot will happen if 1million pass jamb wit flying colours? So am telling u wot will happen,so beta fine anoda reasonYou seem to not understand at all |
pmonkz: True talk from Spikes but we aint saying the same thing. U don't have to intentionally mark students down, let the schools do the selection with their post jamb, or what's d essence of post jamb?I agree with you, let universities do their part of the work. |
click2cbn: Young man, dat is where "cut-off" marks cum in. D cut-off marks of various universities will be low dis tym around cos d generous performance is so FUCKING low. Had it been many ppl passed,u would have seen universities setting dia cut-off marks high. So, find another reason pleaseit's not about cut marks. |
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