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if sanusi takes that appointment it means the north and the presidency are all incompetent, a loss to the nation |
ArmaniUhuru:thanks |
JBoss25:I didn't kill her don't know her from jack |
Kiddllc:guy am living with one and when am in trouble I run back to her and confess, she's not an ordinary woman she's a strong woman, she respects me even when my Sh*t stinks , won't talk or spill and still keeps cool like she's the queen of England. what ever juju she use yes it's working and I love it, can't stand a woman who can't keep secrets in a relationship |
HBB1:bro this is some whole ratio sh*t so hold tight leme schul yall for a sec, imagine say Churchill wan go for political office or some type of sh*t stuff like that and tonto come de talk say they guy Na gay, she's most likely to die with her mouth open na, know when to shut the hole, that's poetic justice |
they should check her mouth if it's too big, most women mouth de kill them |
if u use peepee think u will die disgrace yourself |
proclinician:ah you wicked o lol ![]() proclinician:ah you wicked o lol |
Magnoliaa:mabe you are just a metal, maybe gold or iron, or steel, what ever you are made of when the man with the right looks and temperature catches you, you will melt
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Magnoliaa:mane you are just a metal, maybe gold or iron, or steel, what ever you are made of when the man with the right looks and temperature catches you, you will melt
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then he's not a complete man, where is his wife, he's just bles, the wife completed him |
Grave mistake, tantamount to impeachment |
a tribal leader not a president? hmmmmmm |
this is why I said no matter how hard the wind howls, the mountain can never bow to it, the governor is an ignorant power drunk thug and the emir of kano sanusi is a royal by blood. |
this is why I said no matter how hard the wind howls, the mountain can never bow to it, the governor is an ignorant power drunk thug and the emir of kano sanusi is a royal by blood. |
that's a national leader not just a tribal leader, in short sanusi shold be the next pdp presidential aspirant |
no matter how the wind howls the mountain can never bow to it, sanusi is still the emir of kano, there might be a new emir IN kano but sanusi remains the emir OF kano! |
toms55:Swiss syndrome |
Shekau can't just help us and be useful for once and kill this bleeding crow |
there is an order in a pride of lions, there a female in charge of hunts, and she's most favoured with mating rights than any other female, since the male isn't up to task another male is bound to topple him if he's weak but: in this case the females did the job, a male who can't produce is as good as dead |
pdp Ave power to the people and protected them with an umbrella, but Nigerians decided to vote apc who gave them brooms to sweep under the scorching sun, Nigerians suffer no de tire una? |
Fighting poverty is a daily feat, just add the anger and frustration of buharis administration an boom you will kill your opponent |
FrLukas:I have seen light am am an enlightened one
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FrLukas:u have the compression issues, the Roman Catholic pope, I will drop your arguments, it's dead on arrival, when you reach the right conclusion about these facts then your fatherhood or so will be confirmed |
FrLukas:the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great or Constantine I (born c. 280 - died 337 A.D.) remained a pagan, was never a Christian, and was the first Pope. Here is a typical false history believed by fundamentalists. In 312 AD, Constantine's army faced his enemy, Maxentius, who stood between him and the Roman Empire. It was during this battle when he 'apparently' saw a sign of the cross in the heavens saying, 'In this sign Conquer.' Having backed up by 'The Force,' he won the Battle and owned Rome. A few years after, he 'Christianized' Rome. As a result of this battle, Constantine claimed that his conversion to Christianity had taken place. He publicly issued his edict of toleration in 313 AD, and supposedly stopped the persecutions against the Christians and brought peace. His job was to merge paganism in the perverted form of Christianity, which he did, and turned it into ROMAN CATHOLICISM. Constantine was indeed a Roman emperor (reigned from 306 to 337 AD, born in Naissus [Nish] in modern Yugoslavia, about 280) but was not a lifelong pagan; he became a Christian sometime in 312 AD. His deathbed baptism was not against his will, and its delay was not unusual. Since in orthodox Catholic teaching this Sacrament cleansed one from all sin, where one became "saved" and "born again" by the Holy Spirit (John 3:3-7; Acts 2:38; 22:16; 1 Cor 6:11; 1 Peter 3:21; Titus 3:5), some in the early Church postponed this powerful Sacrament's effects (e.g. see Tertullian On Baptism 18; and St. Augustine Confessions 1:17-18). Infants were also frequently baptized (Origen Commentary on Romans 5:9; St. Cyprian of Carthage Letters 64:2-5; St. Gregory of Nazianz Orations on Holy Baptism 40:17; St. Augustine Forgiveness...and Baptism of Infants 1:9:10; 1:24:34; 2:27:43; Letters 98:2). this is courtesy of the Catholic encyclopedia, next time be a good boy and read your texts |
FrLukas:the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great or Constantine I (born c. 280 - died 337 A.D.) remained a pagan, was never a Christian, and was the first Pope. Here is a typical false history believed by fundamentalists. In 312 AD, Constantine's army faced his enemy, Maxentius, who stood between him and the Roman Empire. It was during this battle when he 'apparently' saw a sign of the cross in the heavens saying, 'In this sign Conquer.' Having backed up by 'The Force,' he won the Battle and owned Rome. A few years after, he 'Christianized' Rome. As a result of this battle, Constantine claimed that his conversion to Christianity had taken place. He publicly issued his edict of toleration in 313 AD, and supposedly stopped the persecutions against the Christians and brought peace. His job was to merge paganism in the perverted form of Christianity, which he did, and turned it into ROMAN CATHOLICISM. Constantine was indeed a Roman emperor (reigned from 306 to 337 AD, born in Naissus [Nish] in modern Yugoslavia, about 280) but was not a lifelong pagan; he became a Christian sometime in 312 AD. His deathbed baptism was not against his will, and its delay was not unusual. Since in orthodox Catholic teaching this Sacrament cleansed one from all sin, where one became "saved" and "born again" by the Holy Spirit (John 3:3-7; Acts 2:38; 22:16; 1 Cor 6:11; 1 Peter 3:21; Titus 3:5), some in the early Church postponed this powerful Sacrament's effects (e.g. see Tertullian On Baptism 18; and St. Augustine Confessions 1:17-18). Infants were also frequently baptized (Origen Commentary on Romans 5:9; St. Cyprian of Carthage Letters 64:2-5; St. Gregory of Nazianz Orations on Holy Baptism 40:17; St. Augustine Forgiveness...and Baptism of Infants 1:9:10; 1:24:34; 2:27:43; Letters 98:2). this is courtesy of the Catholic encyclopedia, next time be a good boy and read your texts in school you moronnn |
Inteltower:na watin pastor tell them be the right thin, laziness no let us read and research |
weapons free |
you think we men are the only ones who like ass grabbing, be a man step up to the game, your ass is exit only, caveat emtor , ure being spanked because u look and act like a bit'ch to her plus she's most likely lsb |
you are not yet , married and you are already having her in chains, u think it's easy for' woman to tie up all day even men have to let loose the clothing or it affects the balls ok put ac or the house she will wear blankets all day, don't forget a standby power set |
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