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Nokialumia720:
trash

Actually, he made salient points

Youngsage:
damn!
Too long
Wait im coming

I'm surprised it is. I still left out so many points too. But you should read all especially if you're aspiring to be one, are studying to be one or an Engineer already.

donsalvy:
Did anybody challenge you to an e-debate?
Jz asking tho.

Nope. No one did.

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Dockwise Blue Marlin
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It is a well-known fact that when the average Nigerian undergraduate studying Engineering is asked what path of career to choose from after leaving school, the person echoes “Oil/gas”. When you ask the person the reason for choosing that path, they have various reasons majorly being the pay for entry level is very attractive and other reasons like “the stress in the oil/gas industries is not much compared to other professions. Imagine sitting in the office most times doing nothing and at the end of the month, your phone rings and you see alert of N1.2m. I mean, who wouldn’t want to live the good life? Hahaha!!!” and it gets you wondering what good life? Is it a life where you provide your own water supply, your own security, your own electricity etc.? Is that what one terms a good life?

From the above, one wonders if the only branch of Engineering being studied in Nigeria is Petroleum Engineering. In my varsity, there are various branches which include – Mechanical, Electrical/Electronics, Civil, Chemical, Computer, Petroleum and Production Engineering. The same can be said of other universities in Nigeria as some offer other branches of Engineering in addition to the above. If various branches of Engineering is being offered, then why the oil/gas mentality? We have so focused in the oil/gas industries thereby leaving other branches to go comatose.

According to Wikipedia, Engineering is defined thus “Engineering (from Latin ingenium, meaning "cleverness" and ingeniare, meaning "to contrive, devise" is the application of scientific, economic, social, and practical knowledge in order to invent, design, build, maintain, and improve structures, machines, devices, systems, materials and processes”. From the above definition, it is seen that Engineering goes beyond the oil/gas industries.

Here is an excerpt from Greatman5’s post and I quote –

“There is the popular saying that, "You are what you eat." Same way, a nation is what its engineering or technology is. So, you can easily see the reason why Nigeria is like this.”

He also goes ahead to say

“Engineering is akin to the 'man behind the orchestra'. He conducts and dictates the melodious symphony of the orchestra. He doesn't play any instruments and so, doesn't get noticed. However, without him, there would be no orchestra and the performance would be a total fiasco and in disarray. The engineer stays in the design office thinking of how to make the world a better place for all. Engineering is the singular profession that has impacted our world the most; by using the almighty power of mathematics, engineering has completely changed our world for good. All professions look up to engineering for their own development (medicine and law inclusive). If you take engineering/technology away from medicine, doctors would become mere herbalists or native doctors - without syringes, stethoscope and all medical devices, there would be no modern day medicine. Medicine is what it is today; thanks to engineering. If you take engineering/technology away from legal practice, lawyers would become mere hearsayers as there would be no credible means of evidence to support their cases. Take technology away from banking, transportation, tourism, agriculture, business, entertainment, etc.., and the world would become dark, void and shapeless again, as it were in the beginning according to the scriptures.
Engineering holds all other professions together. Engineering is what makes a nation 'developed' or 'under-developed'. No nation can be great because of medicine, if the nation's engineering is poor. Nations can only be great because of its advanced engineering and technology. The major achievements of the world are all engineering achievements: things like putting man on the moon; a robot on Mars; the international space station, the airplane; the internet; rocket, submarines, etc..”

(Apologies to my friends in the Medical fields. I mean no disrespect to your noble profession).

Looking at Mechanical Engineering for example as that is my field, there are fields to specialize in like Robotics, Aerospace, Aeronautics, Energy, Automobile, Automotive, Marine etc. but you wonder why we do not have so many firms that focus on the above listed. Just recently, India joined the leagues of nations that have sent space probes to Mars and you wonder, where are the Mechanical Engineers in Nigeria? This same country also make various machines and export to nations and it was not long they started doing all these. USA has the likes of NASA, Boeing and other Engineering firms not related to the oil/gas industry. Japan the same with Toyota, Nissan, Kawasaki Heavy Industries etc. What about South Korea? We use their product Hyundai and they also design and build ships for nations. These are just few examples and they all have one thing in common, they are not related to the oil/gas industries. What crime is it if we as Mechanical Engineers come together and create our technology to match our climate while designing also, for other nations?

We may cite Innoson, ANAMCO and other firms the government has allowed to set up industries in Nigeria as examples but is that enough? We are well aware of the power issues we face as a nation. Energy development is still in its infancy stage in the country so why must we kill ourselves looking for a career in the oil/gas industry? Energy is the second most lucrative industry in the world after oil/gas so whatever happened to advancing this sector? This is time for us to come together and develop our power sector instead of relying on others to do so for us. We have the resources to push for constant power supply and other means of using energy but why is it not so? What of the ergonomics aspect of Engineering? Or do we think the way we seat and relax aren’t thought about? The chairs we use in the office, who do we think design them?

How about having firms in Nigeria that can rival that of Lockheed Martins, Rolls-Royce and co? Producing just engines to power automobiles (planes, cars, trains etc.) could employ nothing less than 10, 000. If opportunities abound in these, why do we rush for the oil/gas industries? Is it wrong to have a stake in the International Space Station? We always want to work in the oil/gas industry forgetting that some of the equipment needed there is designed and manufactured by the Mechanical Engineers. Just some days ago, we heard of the Dockwise Blue Marlin and opened our mouths in awe. Was that vessel not built by Engineers who saw a need for improving the transportation of water bodies instead of wanting to work in the oil/gas industry?

We should also not forget the bio-medical field where equipment like Magnetic Resonance Imaging - MRI, CT, Ultrasound machine, X-ray machine, Anesthetic machine etc. are designed to specifications, taking into consideration the materials to be used for the above since it deals with life which are all manufactured by the different branches of Engineering (components like the controls, the nuts, bolts, gears, shafts, the programming aspect of it, the micro-controllers to be embedded etc.)

Coming down to other fields like Elect/Elect, Computer and others, is it a crime if Nigeria is known to produce the best chips, processors and fiber optics cables in the world? When are we going to have our own Silicon Valley? What about having a large conglomerate like Schneider? What about aspiring to be like Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS, Acer etc.? We all use their phone – Samsung, even argue about how it is better than Nokia and we are yet to make one. I have a friend, my set mate who is already thinking of setting up her own electronics firm and believe me, with dedication to it, she’s going to be big.

The Civil Engineering in Nigeria is one field I must commend as they have tried as can be seen in the various constructions they are involved in but it still not enough. I believe we can still take this branch of Engineering higher by designing and constructing buildings that will make the world wow at our structures.

There was a topic I created about students’ inventions and check all; none has to do with oil/gas. What they all invented is something the world will come to later appreciate; inventions like 3D nail polish, the odorless toilet, the spidey suit, the gel that stops blood flow, the nail polish that tells if your drink is spiked etc. and they are all undergraduates.

Most times, we tend to insult our brothers across the Niger River but most are self-employed and not roaming the streets with this oil/gas mentality making things that we need. Things ranging from clothes to shoes to spare parts (we say it is substandard but have we ever thought of getting into this business and forming a firm while raising production to international standards instead of castigating them? I am not encouraging substandard products by the way).

And do not get me started with the supposed Engineering bodies – COREN and NSE of which I honestly do not see their functions in Nigeria except to depend on government handout and bribe while forgetting their primary function which is to advance Engineering in Nigeria. I have not seen or heard of any event being sponsored by them to aid students’ interest in the field of Engineering. Check the contents of both websites and tell me what you think. Check the contents of the Energy Dept. of Nigeria. No news on innovation except the never-ending promises of the government.

If we really must advance Engineering in Nigeria, we need to do away with the mentality of working only in the oil/gas industry and focus on other aspects of Engineering that will help us solve the numerous problems we as a nation have; which will put us in the developed nations of the world while according us the respect we deserve and this in turn will make our African brothers pick up and realize their potentials reducing wars and dependency on aids being offered us by nations.

N.B: Apologies for any typos here as this was written under the influence of garri and egusi soup. Also, for anything I am ignorant about in the above write-up, please, do correct me as I am still acquiring knowledge. Then again, I am not generalizing in the above write-up neither am I saying one should not work in the oil/gas sector because every branch of Engineering is needed in the sector. Thank you.

jorges1:
Guys, I need assistance. My lumia 925 heats up terribly while I'm browsing, chatting and charging and browsing. Pls what do I do to stop his and avoid being burnt?

Are you on Windows 8.1? If no, you should update. It's gonna stop the whole heating ish. . .

So guys, my Lumia 925 was recently stolen at knife point by two guys. I'm glad I wasn't stabbed after my hand was cut. Though I miss the phone like mad, what can I do? That being said, who knows how much a Lumia 735 goes for? Also what are your thoughts on the phone and please, compare it with a 925. Which is better?

It's been confirmed. Congratulations to him.

iamrealdeji:
The old model cars are very beautiful and were mostly hand made and anything hand made must have been so stressful to build,which makes them rear,also,they take the buyer back to the olden days and make them feel like they're living in the olden days,which is great fun,they must have read old classic books that featured similar cars,so,after the purchase,they just customize the car,change the engine to any of their choice,jet engine if they like lol,customize it,put modern day gadgets like CD,TV, etc,and enjoy it. Those cars also make the owner stand out,imagine seeing someone driving a beautiful old car with white tires or even black,all eyes would be on him/her

Oh... I see! Thank you.

Nairalandinfo:
^^^^
One na natural conduit & the other na human conduit aldough lightening dey faster & stronga dan electric....



Mesef wonda how the bobo con change hin statement of "Hunta X copy Naruto"
Dat waz a miss_info & pple wey nono go con take dat word without doing their own findingz.....



@feraz
For the past only BabaGOD know how lung I hav tried to download animez from Kissanime.com but ut keepz telling mi error:reload or back
N.b. 'm not a registered memba & I use UCweb 4 downloadz....oya con xplain the prob

I've never downloaded from kissanime. Most times, it's from cyber12.com that I download from and you have to download it that Thursday it is uploaded because they do remove it after a day

So today's Naruto's birthday. . .

ihedinobi2:
I quit church for a while. Got away from the God talk too. Hung out with the not-crazy-about-God crowd too. It wasn't guilt that took me back from all that, it was a sense of emptiness like I was missing something. It was a sense nobody else in that crowd shared. But why would they? They had to have seen what I had seen to miss it too.

If the bible is true, those who get away from Christianity and find a fit with the outsiders never belonged in the first place. I can attest that there is something intangible that comes with becoming a Christian that makes it impossible to rest easy away from other believers and the "God talk".

Omoishiro i!!!

chuksfor13:
"And he said unto them, Take heed, and beware of covetousness: for a man’s life consisteth not in the abundance of the things which he possesseth. And he spake a parable unto them, saying, The ground of a certain rich man brought forth plentifully: And he thought within himself, saying, What shall I do, because I have no room where to bestow my fruits? And he said, This will I do: I will pull down my barns, and build greater; and there will I bestow all my fruits and my goods. And I will say to my soul, Soul, thou hast much goods laid up for many years; take thine ease, eat, drink, and be merry. But God said unto him, Thou fool, this night thy soul shall be required of thee: then whose shall those things be, which thou hast provided? So is he that layeth up treasure for himself, and is not rich toward God." (Luke 12:15-21).
"Again, the kingdom of heaven is like unto treasure hid in a field; the which when a man hath found, he hideth, and for joy thereof goeth and selleth all that he hath, and buyeth that field." (Matthew 13:44).

Bros, na wa for you oh. Follow the old man rejoice now instead of the above.

Vintage cars. This guy is gonna make cool bucks. Most times, people with these kinda cars rarely sell the cars. Please, someone enlighten me on why old model stuff are always more expensive than modern stuff say for example cars etc.

GreatMan5:
OP, you need to understand that during National Youth Service, medical corps members are working as fully qualified medical practitioners (doctors). Their medical curriculum allows them to attain professional status whilst studying for their bachelor's degree (MBBS - Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery). Same applies to lawyers, who go to Law School and are called to Bar before undergoing the National Youth Service scheme. Consequently, both medical and law corps members are entitled to their full professional titles, 'Dr' and 'Bar' respectively, during NYSC.
Meanwhile, the situation is different for engineering corps members, who are just fresh university graduates, and are not yet professional engineers. In Nigeria, you need your B.Eng degree plus additional four years of post-NYSC engineering experience for you to be eligible for registration as a professional engineer. In other parts of the world, like the UK for example, engineering graduates require advanced degrees such as a M.Eng or MSc in Engineering plus some years of relevant industry experience before they can become chartered engineers. It's tough enough to be an engineering graduate; yet, it's even tougher for one to become a professional or chartered engineer. The world over, there are so many graduate engineers, but very few professional (chartered) engineers.
Based on my assertions above, it can be easily seen that the medical corps members are earning what they deserve. They come to NYSC with clinical experience, which enables them to immediately hit the ground running. Whereas, engineering graduates are teaching Physics in secondary schools and are adequately remunerated as 'teachers', not as 'professional engineers'. So, you shouldn't expect the government to treat you like they do to doctors; corps members from both disciplines are rendering different levels of services to the government during National Youth Service. Do not expect this to change immediately, because Nigeria is not a technology creating nation yet. As long as we remain a technology consuming (instead of technology creating) nation, our young engineering graduates would continue to teach during national youth service. The government cannot afford to place all engineering corps members in engineering companies, as such companies do not exist in the first place. The only way forward is for the government to provide the right environment and legislation to deliberately attract manufacturing companies and private sector's participation in the technological development of the nation. No nation can develop or succeed in the present world without developing its engineering or technological capacities. There is the popular saying that, "You are what you eat." Same way, a nation is what its engineering or technology is. So, you can easily see the reason why Nigeria is like this.
You also need to know that engineers can't be appreciated like their counterparts in the medical and legal professions (doctors and lawyers). The reason is simple: engineers don't deal directly with people in the society, meanwhile doctors treat their patients one-on-one; and lawyers attend to their clients one-on-one, so they are able to win the admiration of the public and are appreciated accordingly. Imagine a doctor coming to the rescue of a dying man, he would never forget how a doctor 'saved' his life and therefore, he would highly esteem medicine. Same applies to an innocent man who was erroneously sentenced to death, but his lawyers were able to prove his innocence and got him acquitted at last. Such a man would be so excited about lawyers that he would even want all his children to study law, if possible (lol).
Engineering is akin to the 'man behind the orchestra'. He conducts and dictates the melodious symphony of the orchestra. He doesn't play any instruments and so, doesn't get noticed. However, without him, there would be no orchestra and the performance would be a total fiasco and in disarray. The engineer stays in the design office thinking of how to make the world a better place for all. Engineering is the singular profession that has impacted our world the most; by using the almighty power of mathematics, engineering has completely changed our world for good. All professions look up to engineering for their own development (medicine and law inclusive). If you take engineering/technology away from medicine, doctors would become mere herbalists or native doctors - without syringes, stethoscope and all medical devices, there would be no modern day medicine. Medicine is what it is today; thanks to engineering. If you take engineering/technology away from legal practice, lawyers would become mere hearsayers as there would be no credible means of evidence to support their cases. Take technology away from banking, transportation, tourism, agriculture, business, entertainment, etc., and the world would become dark, void and shapeless again, as it were in the beginning according to the scriptures.
Engineering holds all other professions together. Engineering is what makes a nation 'developed' or 'under-developed'. No nation can be great because of medicine, if the nation's engineering is poor. Nations can only be great because of its advanced engineering and technology. The major achievements of the world are all engineering achievements: things like putting man on the moon; a robot on Mars; the international space station, the airplane; the internet; rocket, submarines, etc. Engineers don't compete with anyone because they are so unique. So my friend, be proud that you're an engineer. Don't allow the 19k 'allowee' cause you to despair. Do your best to develop the right skills as an engineer, by the time you arrive, you would put those doctors on your payroll as your personal or family doctors. I earned 8k during my youth service and taught Physics too in a secondary school, but today it's a completely different story. Whilst our medical friends are scampering for jobs in federal health institutions, we are touring the world, having fun as engineers.
I love doctors because they save lives directly. For this reason, medicine will always be the most noble profession in the world. Whether you like it or not, you have to accept it, my friend. Nigeria is a technology consuming nation and so cannot appreciate engineering properly. Technologically developed nations respect and honour engineering and engineers. Hopefully, we will get there someday. Engineering rules the world!

You really are a great man. Thumbs up sir!

5minsmadness:
NO I HAVENT OOOOOO

Meet up with anyone here that resides around your location. That should do I guess.

skillacci:
You mean the NDDC hostel?

Yeah. That's what she's referring to.

Tbliss12:
Atleast with your support and prayers 4 urs we will get there...

We're gonna keep praying without achieving anything. It's time we all stood up and demand that the government sponsor Research and Development centres in the country otherwise, we'll never get there technologically and we'll keep receiving insults from other professions.

bigsmoke2:
Most people dont know how tough medical training is. Let me give u an insight÷

° Med school requries total commitment

° Its very hard to do any side hustling

°Nothing like carry over u fail,u get kicked out

°The longest official holiday u get is 2 weeks in 1 year Hence we spend double the time most other udergraduate spend inschool +strike

°U must meet 75%attendance or no exam

°We wite exams every 3 weeks on the average

°Sometimes professional exams can span a month with only weekend as break

°Go To a bookshop and ask the price of (robbins & cotran)medical books are pretty expensive

°U can stand up to 8 hours when u go for forensic autopsies, wardround or surgical procedures

°We use the negative marking system for exam ie minus 1 for every question u fail

°pass mark is 50 for every exam and not 40

No offence bro but do you know how tough Engineering is also? After 5 years in school, do you know we're required to study under an experienced Engineer for another four years and then some certification exams before getting the title 'Engineer'? What do you think happens after you fail the exam? Why do people in Nigeria look down on the profession Engineering? Yeah, another person will come here to say common spark plug/switch, we can't change. Nigeria took the medical profession serious because it deals with life forgetting that machines also deal with life by aiding what humans normally will do or accomplish in years. If there's an accident say for an automobile, how many lives most times are involved? It's this nation I blame for failing to distinguish many professions and not forgetting the useless Engineering bodies in the persons of COREN and NSE. I probably should start a topic on how incompetent these bodies are so they can know they don't have any functions here in Nigeria.

^^^ nah. . . I love my home enough not to cast such on people here. . . .

Baddestguyp:
do u mean code geass anime movie or normal movie and pls help with download link if possible

I mean both. I got it from someone. If you're in Benin city, I could give you. Speaking of which, 5minsmadness, have you gotten the animes you were searching for?

Kizmarty:
are you serious?
what do u really mean by sweat if its what am thinking..then youre damn wrong....i doubt u know what u really posted.....
some peeps just feel like posting even wen they barely know a thing concerning the discussion

I wonder why you bothered. . .

Konichiwa mina-san! I'll cast the entire world in an infinite tsukuyomi come tomorrow so brace yourselves. They call it lunar eclipse but I'm the one actually starting up the 'project tsuki no me'.

https://th09.deviantart.net/fs70/PRE/f/2013/092/e/3/infinite_tsukuyomi_by_suzukeamaterasu-d4tardt.jpg

clemzo101:
Blame it on COREN and NSE, they ve relegated demselves to just collecting dues and looking for contracts from govt forgetting their primary aim. They are amongst the most corrupt bodies in Nigeria, they are useless.......even after passing COREN exams what is in it for u? Useless people.

God bless you! COREN and NSE are the most useless bodies in Nigeria today. I wanted to apply for IT and couldn't find one till I found work with the Navy. If COREN and NSE were doing what they were supposed to do, Engineering students will not find it difficult to gain six months experience not to talk of having research centres all over the country to aid the industrial and technological growth Nigeria is supposed to have experienced along time ago. Useless set of bodies that only send emails to students to pay 100, 000 - 150, 000 just for seminars; it's not like the seminar invloves you dong something tangible with your hands. They're the same bodies that didn't want former minister of power, Barth Nnaji to be a minister of power. Buncha never-do-wells that is not adding anything to the growth of the nation which is why anyone that can wire a house, build one and fix things are called 'Engineers'.

What do they do for those that pass their numerous exams? Nothing that I've heard of. Check the site of Nigeria Dept. of energy, useless contents there. All talking about the never ending promises of the govt. to increase electricity generation; nothing on research or sponsorship of students with wonderful designs on power improvements. They do not visit schools to check if lecturers are teaching Engineering students what they are to know knowing fully well that some lecturers do not bother teaching. All they wait for is bribe from various institutions. Go to their websites and check the last time something meaningful was done by both bodies. Oafish and incompetent people at the helms of affairs of both bodies.

Poster, I think you should direct your questions to the above useless bodies as they're the only ones capable of creating the front which can bring all Engineers together for a common goal. Another is the kinda society we live in. One thing people here should know is almost all, if not all fields need the services of an Engineer. Then again, every field is dependent on another.

lrguru:
COREN and NSE are just there for nothin, they are there to extort money from engineers in a bid to give them certificates. I see no reason why a graduate of engineering will start from level 8 step 3 in the state civil service and earn less than 50k net salary (in Delta state) that's an abuse on my personality, when even architect start from level 9. Engineering is a great profession, but sadly its been abused in this country and no one is there to bail us out even our so-called COREN. Anyways I got fed up with the bullshit, so I had to trade places. I got my own construction company now, and I still am a Federal worker.
No time for Nonsense.
I represent Mechanical Engineering, class of 2006, UNIBEN

I'm an undergraduate in the same school studying the same course. Bros, I hail!!!

I also noticed we're quick to make references to Oil/gas industries. Is there anything wrong if various Engineers come together to start an automotive firm, an energy firm? If we aspire to have an organisation like NASA, Boeing, Airbus, Kawasaki heavy industries etc, is it bad? Why must it always be oil/gas? Why??

For those running their mouths anyhow about Engineering, I leave you with this link.

pickabeau1:
Have u watched code geass 2

Of course kishi Na ur guy...
Do you think it is easy to leave the infinite kishiyomi

I have watched all both the movie and the seasons just remaining the part 4 of Code Geass movie titled Akito The Exiled. Lelouche is just my favourite character. He's intelligent, has elegance and what not? Well, except strength...

Brisingr:
Is this Code Geass better than Naruto ?
Honestly Manga isn't my thing i tried to read Bleach didn't really enjoy it
Even My Naruto journey started because of A Mixup with Avatar.

Not better per se but it's awesome. You should try it. You'd love it.

Brisingr:
Sasgay method is pure idiocy for all the different Doujutsu he has one would think he'll see clearly.
The best way to sue for peace isn't to fight Naruto.
It never worked for both their predcessor it won't work now.
This Lelouche character have been hearing his name quite a bit on this thread

Lelouche Lamperouge vi Brittania, the 11th prince of the Holy Brittania Empire.

You all should watch Code Geass. You may then understand Sasuke better.

Wiegraf in the building!!! That was an interesting write-up btw!

Pickabeau1, Kishi na still my guy any day anytime. Of course, rasengan will always be the finishing move.

SageNaruto:
http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2014/10/05-1/naruto-manga-reportedly-ending-with-5-more-episodes

I was about posting the same link. If the above is true, then it's likely that there's going to be no flashback as that would consume more chapters. Also, I wonder why he's making it five. I expect to see new moves from both of them and not the boring rasengan and amaterasu we're used to (just like how Madara used limbo).

That being said, it's likely that some chapters will be released after the five main chapters. Probably a sequel to show how all will be faring (infact, it's gonna be released because I don't see how Hinata and Naruto, Shikamaru and Temari, Ino and Sai etc won't be shown with kids running all over the place and then Sakura just like Tsunade will be covered in the five chapters not to talk of other villages, the tailed beasts, the gokages, Orochimaru etc). Infact, there are many scenes to reason out which is why I somewhat doubt the news of this ending with the next five chapters.

Kishimoto is supposed to drag the title which he gave Naruto as the 'number one unpredictable shinobi' with Naruto himself as Kishimoto is not predictable himself.

At least, good news for pickabeau1 and Kimco that it's finally coming to an end...

*parks my car here*

firestar: ^^^

Disclaimer:


Nani666's version of Kishimoto's work.
Does not own Naruto.
If he did own Naruto...


Man must chop sand fa!

I wonder why the general opinion of people is Sasuke losing to Naruto.

nani667: Best part of the Manga ✔

lol. . .epic. . .

valdes00: I start wearing pant after I ws almost embarassed outside.... I had a huge hard-on after huggin dis hot babe...... Boxer culd nt hold it down, thank God for my pocket... I had to put my hands in my pocket n cover it.... Sinx dat day, na pant things on point....

lol. . What most guys do. It could be very embarrassing. . .

Jbluv55: No she nor resign o.

*serves him*

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you know say you na my realest guy... How you take know say Na the head I dey like?

Arva: Cool 'nd u?

doing great. . . Hope you celebrated Nigeria today?

holyboss: boh goat head is a common tin na why not get her a better stuff like Monkey bres.t or monkey tennis? since shez a babe, I tink d tennis tin will b just so cool wit d drink am sure Jbluv55 have that in store (d ones free from EVD sha)

Enjoy!!

Nah. . . You want make she run from me?