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Does he not eat rotten milk as cheese? |
Ttipsy:According to the Nigerian version of "Unity in diversity, you have to be more loyal to your tribe, clan, and religion than State. |
Ttipsy:The hard and bitter truth. |
Na wa oohhh This is unprecedented in our culture and truly shocking. What could the entire family have done to offend this man to draw so much of his fury? Abi na thief or pick dem pick this pikin? Na here DNA suppose dey answer "Yes sir".. Well done, son. Na so God go dey punish all the enemies of the state and poor citizens. |
Okay. |
The usual media circus to keep everyone busy and engaged. |
Xosh:Very faceless and run-down. |
Kids don take over the forum...lol You even went on to make corrections with the "Patties", yet, thought it wise to want to slap me. |
Beef patties.. |
Has he been arrested? I'm sure his is going to be an arraignment before arrest. |
A very great move and a way to begin the process of "deshackling" Senegal and indeed all other Francophone countries from the aprons of the roguish French colonialists. The new President needs the protection of his entire citizens because the bandit French government won't take this with their arms folded as history is a testament to this fact. Attempts will be made on his life to delete him isolatedly or the country plunged into an unending civil war. |
KennethOkonkwo:Emptily densed moronic imp. All that is contained in your corroded cranium is Yoruba and Igbo. Nothing else. |
The coroner report reads like the presidential election petition judgement. Laughable, to say the least. |
He needs to get on the same space, medium, and venue as where he rebuked her to do this, in my opinion... We are all humans, afterall. |
Most people would be surprised to find out that the guy is a class act who speaks better english more than most of them but was able to carve a niche for himself knowing that Nigerians are fond of celebrating anything and won't hesitate to make him popular. Dude keeps twisting his spoken English to the applause of his admirers while smiling to the bank consistently. |
Dennisochampa:Na thunder and lightening go first strike the 2 worthless cretins wey decide to bring you into this world as a curse, before a Dangote truck overloaded with cement bags will fall upon you lot to crush you to bits and smithereens. |
No be only Oba of Benin. Ogiso sef join for the commissioning. |
Laughable... |
Nonsense as expected. |
Mtcheeewww |
Parody. Dem don even begin use the unfortunate event as skit to catch cruise already as usual. When they realize that their skits aren't gaining the tract that they hope it'd generate, you'd begin to hear "Justice for...". Emergency, jobless, and hopeless, activists wannabe. |
Thanks for telling us. |
Demonic IMF. |
Them no dey telli person. How many Nigerians would be able to fork out such an amount for "luxury". Their best bet is this...lower the price per unit and cash out on turnover. |
Clout chasing Nigerians are bored stiff of life...lol They are always quick to finding the next trend to jump on... We saw how much they truly cared about the deceased while they disrespected his remains, snapped away for clout-chasing, and possibly even snuffed whatever life was remaining in him as they milled around him on the river banks. |
khayce:I might be interested in this. Drop your whatsapp contact so, you can tell me more about it and the particular location in Dawaki. Is it through ultra-modern market? Size of the land? |
When their Grand Patron is the minister of defence....lol It is obvious where their confidence overdosed is drawn from. |
What a man can do... |
Wow...this is such a beautiful riddance to a waste of spermatozoa. I spent my primary years in this same community and I keep asking myself everyday "what could have been my fate today if we hadn't moved on transfer to Bendel in 1988? Would I still be alive today?" The above questions get in my head because of how I was already "Ikwerrenized" in the early '80s such that I spoke the language very fluently, could Dorn their traditional "ekpo" masquerade during festivals, and was even a member of one of the socio-cultural groups nicknamed "members" in those days that'd come to metarmophorse into various murderous groups known as "cults". To crown it all up, all, and I mean all, of my childhood mates with whom I'd roam the forests in hunting wild animals and braving the waterside crab and obojo fishing while forgetting I had to go to school are all dead today. In all, negative influences would have turned me into one of these guys and I thank God everyday that my dad got transferred out from there at the time it came. I had the fondest memories of my childhood from Mgbuosimini (Agip village) though. It was a village indeed, at the time. |
Check your price again and reconfirm. |
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