Ujoan: I don't think there is anything wrong in you cleaning your husband's ear so don't feel bad for not seeing a big deal in it.
What's weird however is that a husband will ask his wife to do anything for him rudely. Men need to realise we are not their slaves.
You need to gently explain to him why you felt disrespected. This is not something to shout and quarell over.
As for the topic, does bursting pimples count? I have a thing for bursting pimples. In fact, I would offer to burst a stranger's pimples if I see them looking all ripe and ready.
1. “The Christ will suffer and rise from the dead on the
third day, and repentance and forgiveness of sins will be preached in his name.” (Luke 24:46-47)
2. “He was delivered up for our trespasses and raised for our justification.” (Romans 4:25)
3. “Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day.” (1 Corinthians 15:3-5)
4. “According to his great mercy, he has caused us to be born again to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.” (1 Peter 1:3)
5. “For as by a man came death, by a man has come the resurrection of the dead. For as in Adam all die, so in Christ shall all be made alive.” (1 Corinthians 15:21-22)
6. “For if we have been united with him in a death like his, we shall certainly be united with him in a resurrection like his.” (Romans 6:5)
7. “We know that Christ, being raised from the dead, will never die again; death no longer has dominion over him.” (Romans 6:9)
8. “…that I may know him and the power of his resurrection, and may share his sufferings, becoming like him in his death…” (Philippians 3:10)
9. “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live, and everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die. Do you believe this?” (John 11:25-26)
10. “…just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, we too might walk in newness of life.” (Romans 6:4)
11. “If the Spirit of him who raised Jesus from the dead dwells in you, he who raised Christ Jesus from the dead will also give life to your mortal bodies through his Spirit who dwells in you.” (Romans 8:11)
12. “Who is to condemn? Christ Jesus is the one who died—more than that, who was raised— who is at the right hand of God, who indeed is interceding for us.” (Romans 8:34)
13. “If you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.” (Romans 10:9)
14. “For you will not abandon my soul to Sheol, or let your holy one see corruption.” (Psalm 16:10)
15. “He will swallow up death in victory; and the Lord GOD will wipe away tears from off all faces.” (Isaiah 25:
16. “But he was wounded for our transgressions; he was crushed for our iniquities; on him was the chastisement that brought us peace, and by his stripes we are healed.” (Isaiah 53:5)
17. “As for me, I know that my Redeemer lives, and at the last He will take His stand on the earth.” (Job 19:25)
18. “God raised the Lord and will also raise us up by his power.” (1 Corinthians 6:14)
19. “…who through him are believers in God, who raised him from the dead and gave him glory, so that your faith and hope are in God.” (1 Peter 1:21)
20. “If Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile and you are still in your sins.” (1 Corinthians 15:17)
Christian Quotes on the Resurrection of Jesus Christ
21. “The message of Easter is not that Jesus is alive, it is so much more. The message of Easter is that Jesus has risen.” (Colin Smith)
22. “Our sin reached its full horror and found its most awful expression in the cross.” (Colin Smith)
23. “The tomb of Christ is famous because of what it DOES NOT CONTAIN.” (Sam Morris)
24. “We live and die; Christ died and lived!” (John Stott)
25. “The resurrection of Jesus changes the face of death for all His people. Death is no longer a prison, but a passage into God’s presence. Easter says you can put truth in a grave, but it won’t stay there.” (Clarence W. Hall)
26. “The primary source of the appeal of Christianity is Jesus – His incarnation, His life, His crucifixion, and His resurrection.” (K. Latourette)
27. “Luke associates John with Peter in Acts, when, after the Resurrection, that strange boldness had come upon the disciples.” (Alfred Noyes)
28. “The cross is a one time visual representation of God’s grief over sin.” (Dean L. Harvey)
29. “Live in the awareness that Christ lives and that He lives in His people.” (Julien B. Weil)
30. “The cross is the victory, the resurrection is the triumph…The resurrection is the public display of the victory, the triumph of the crucified one.” (Leon Morris)
31. “The best proof that Christ has risen is that he is still alive. And for the immense majority of our contemporaries, the only way of seeing him alive is for us Christians to love one another.” (Louis Evely)
32. ♪ Christ the Lord is risen today / Sons of men and angels say / Raise your joys and triumphs high / Sing ye heavens, and earth reply. (Charles Wesley, “Christ the Lord is Risen Today”)
33. “All of heaven is interested in the cross of Christ, hell afraid of it, while men are the only ones to ignore its meaning.” (Oswald Chambers)
34. “According to the laws of legal evidence used in courts of law, there is more evidence for the historical fact of the resurrection of Jesus Christ than for just about any other event in history.” (Harvard Law Professor Dr. Simon Greenleaf)
35. ♪ Hear the bells ringing they’re singing “Christ is risen from the dead!” / The angel up on the tombstone said / He is risen just as he said! (Keith Green, “The Easter Song”)
36. “There is no historic incident better or more variously supported than the resurrection of Christ.” (Brooke Foss Wescott)
37. “The Gospels do not explain the Resurrection; the Resurrection explains the Gospels. Belief in the Resurrection is not an appendage to the Christian faith; it is the Christian faith.” (John S. Whale)
38. ♪ Up from the grave he arose / With a mighty triumph o’er his foes / He arose a victor from the dark domain… (“Up from the Grave He Arose”)
39. “Our Lord has written the promise of resurrection, not in books alone, but in every leaf in springtime.” (Martin Luther)
40. “The resurrection power of Jesus broke Satan’s captive power. When He led the Old Testament saints from paradise to heaven, He led captivity captive!” (Leon Morris)
Bonus Quotes
41. “Our justification hinges on a risen life, present in us now because Christ is present with us now.” (Paul F.M. Zaul)
42. “Our old history ends with the cross; our new history begins with the resurrection.” (Watchman Nee)
43. “The entire plan for the future has its key in the resurrection.” (Billy Graham)
44. “There is more evidence that Jesus rose from the dead than there is that Julius Caesar ever lived or that Alexander the Great died at the age of thirty-three.” (Billy Graham)
dondo83: My president no dey do gra gra.. na slow and steady dey win race!
my advice for jobless youths crying for headache that they dont have. Fayose will benefit from this budget, wike will benefit from this administration, the pdp top shots will get contracts from friends. Rather than waste your precious life being a nuisance and nairaland champion.. Go on the budget website look at where you can benefit , if na agric, mining, construction, sports, etc Every serious minded youth can benefit from the budget windfall (30%capital expenditure is massive!) Start thinking of how to make a living and stop wailing , politics can be played in 2018 if you dont like buhari. Do something better with your life than wailing!
AceLove: I have always wondered what the signs 'P','R','N','D','2','L' on automatic gear transmission systems represent and decided to google it. And so I share this info hoping it may be of help to someone somewhere.
So here we go:
• P (PARK) - the gear selector should be in this position when the car is parked as it typically locks the transmission so that the car cannot move. In conjunction with this, the parking brake (hand brake) may also be applied. On most cars, the engine cannot be started unless the lever is in this (or 'N') position.
• R (REVERSE) - selecting this position allows the vehicle to be driven in the reverse (backwards) direction.
• N (NEUTRAL) - in this position, the engine is disconnected from the drive train (gears) and the vehicle will not be propelled in either direction when the gas (accelerator) pedal is pressed. The wheels are not locked and the vehicle will be able to roll downhill if the brake pedal is not pressed.
• D (DRIVE) - this is the position that is typically used when the vehicle is being driven. As the vehicle increases (or decreases) in speed, the automatic gear box will select the correct gear for both speed and road conditions.
• 2 (GEAR 2) - typically, automatic gear boxes have 3 of 4 forward gears, so some vehicles may have both 2 and 3 marked on the hear selector. By using this position, the driver 'locks' the transmission in a lower gear so that the engine will run with increased revolutions. This is useful when rapid acceleration is desired. It should be noted that maintaining high revolutions in lower gears will increase the fuel consumption of the vehicle and also the stresses on the vehicle and passengers. It should therefore be used for short periods only.
• L (LOW) - (may be indicated by '1') this is the lowest gear (or 1st gear) available. This position is useful when the vehicle needs to negotiate difficult terrain (such as a steep incline with a poor surface). For downward slopes, the LOW gear provides additional braking through the engine.
• OD (OVERDRIVE) - for vehicles fitted with this option, an extra gear is provided that has a lower ratio than the normal top gear. The power output delivered by this gear is low in comparison to the normal gears and is used for high speed cruising (on interstates / motorways etc). Engine revolutions are reduced, as are noise levels. Fuel consumption is improved
blinksgold: They will ask you to pay 3k for registration immediately.
Bekeey: Run for ur Life, unless u wnt to sell drugs. de r 100% GNLD ppl. I was a victim last year June. doubting go nd confirm and feedbak me wat u observed.
spora1: The death of renowned Gospel artiste, Evang. Bayo Adegboyega was received with shock. Adegboyega, aka Atayero died on Monday evening, 7th April, 2008 while observing his siesta after he returned from a trip to Ilorin.
The Gospel minister, according to family sources, had a long battle with diabetes, which eventually led to the loss of his two eyes. He tried to raise funds for the eye surgery abroad in vain, he actually died in penury.
I could remember watching his works while growing up in our b&w tv with clips of wars and SA's apartheid. I must confess that it was from his work I first heard of the name, Nelson Mandela. Some of his evergreen include Atayero wa taye se, Ilu le (koko o, Olorun wa so'lu dero o), Pataki l’obinrin, Itunu, Oko Nigeria (ma re loju agbami) and many others.
Adegboyega, aged 52 was an indigene of Ogun State.
May his soul rest in perfect peace.
segello58: i wish i could find his music in Lagos. this are real gospel icon we miss. but im surprise for years now i never knew about his death and people here dont seems to know much about him
thinksmartalway: Every now and then that i happen to sing an inspirational gospel song,i always happen to remember him,he always flash through my memory,through my mind.it makes me feel sad every time i remember him.i so much love his songs,his works.wish i was already a grownup during his challenges,i could have raise a charity on his behalf!!!!
Its really unfortunate. I grew up listening to his songs. They still ring a bell in my heart. I wish I was able to help him. He is a genius.
One of my favorite is Dear Mother, it made me love my mother even more.
Pavore9: The green capsicum plants are beautifully arranged on the half-acre farm in Mbeere, Embu County, Kenya.
They have produced big fruits, a sign that they have been tended to well and are free of pests and diseases.
Jutting above the crops, about half-a-metre high, are another green plants. The crops, which are weeds, unlike the capsicum, have tiny shiny leaves.
Peter Mwange, the owner of the farm, uses the Mexican marigold plants to keep his capsicum healthy.
The weeds, which keep pests that include aphids at bay, have seen him harvest up to two tonnes (2,000kg) of hybrid capsicums after every 10 days.
Mwange went into farming after trying a hand in cereals’ business and working in Nairobi as a mechanic soon after graduating from Machakos Technical College with a Diploma in Automotive Engineering in 2002.
To start farming on the family land in 2010, the 32-year-old sold a goat at Sh3,500 (N7,000), which he had bought when his business was doing well. He used the money to buy melon seeds that he planted, ending up with 1,800 plants that fetched him over Sh70,000 (N140,000) after about five months.
But he did not plant melons again as he had seen how capsicum was profitable and made the switch in early 2012.
He bought capsicum seeds, prepared seedbeds and after 45 days, he transplanted his seedlings to the main field. Initially, the capsicums were doing well, but things started to fall apart after he had transplanted them.
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“An extension officer told me my capsicum had been infested by root-knot nematodes.”
The nematode larvae infects plant roots, leading to the development of root-knot galls that drain the plant’s nutrients. The parasites, which thrive in warm climate like that in Embu, normally kill young plants but for mature plants, they lead to decreased yields.
He lost over 3,000 plants to nematodes because he had to uproot them to save the rest.
A fellow farmer advised him to plant Mexican marigold in the field where he was growing capsicum, in addition to practising crop rotation. “Mexican marigold reduces nematode population and repels some pests common in capsicums and a range of vegetables,” says Mwange.
He started by first planting the marigold on the piece of land and later the capsicum.
“I ended up with only a few stunted and wilted crops. Aphids attack also declined,” he says.
Dr Paul Nthakanio, a geneticist, and bio-technology lecturer at Embu University College, and chairman of Agricultural Resource Management, says Marigold roots releases a chemical known as alpha-terthienyl, one of the naturally occurring toxics used in the making of nematicides and other pesticides, to curb nematodes and repel pests such as aphids.
Mwange normally collects seeds of the naturally growing Mexican marigold from the neighbourhood and broadcasts them on the farm he intends to grow the capsicums.
When the marigold grows; it produces a smell that suppresses nematodes. “To effectively manage nematodes, I plant marigold at least two to three months before growing capsicums,” he says, adding that marigold’s smell wards off aphids.
The use of marigold has seen him save at least 30 per cent of his production costs.
Dr Nthakanio notes marigold as a bio-pesticide is preferred because it is easily bio-degradable and thus, has less effect on the environment compared to non-organic chemicals that pollute the environment. It is one of the safest ways to farm organically, he says.
Currently, Mwange grows a hybrid capsicum called Commandant F1, which is resistant to diseases and pests, and matures faster. “I start to harvest fruits from this variety after 70 days as opposed to 90 days with the others after transplanting.”
The move has seen him increase production from 1,400 to 2,000kg after 10 days.
HYBRID VARIETY
The red and green peppers are the same fruit of the capsicum plant; only that the green one is picked earlier. When the green matures, it turns red, explains Dr Nthakanio. Mwange sells the peppers to buyers from Nairobi for Sh40 (N80) per kilo when green. He has currently employed two people, paying them Sh350 (N700)per day and has built himself a decent house, money that has come from his venture.
Dr Nthakanio says after maturity, the level of ethylene, a hormone responsible for ripening in capsicum, increases and this makes green fruits to turn red.
Towards the end of production lifespan of his capsicums at four to five months, Mwange leaves few fruits to turn red to allow him earn more as a kilo of red pepper goes for Sh80 (N160) .
Dr Nthakanio says the hybrid variety is better than the non-hybrid one because it arises from the cross-breeding of genetically different organism.
He says since they mature faster, the hybrid plants are less susceptible to pests and diseases.
“Although a kilo of red capsicums fetches almost twice the price of the green one, I prefer to harvest them green after 10 days than wait until after 20 days in the case of red.”
henrydadon: Let’s face it, times are tough. The unemployment rate is high and the cost of daily necessity and food prices are on the rise. Out of necessity, many people have started to look for ways to supplement their income. Some have succeeded with side business ideas while they continue to work a full-time job. But that’s a big step, and many don’t realize how much time, effort, and money it takes..body no be fire wood u need rest too
Glowstone: We all know job interviews are a fucking trap. Its like reality TV; everything is so perfectly scripted you start to think the interviewer is just pulling the questions out of a hat and that the interviewee is answering them from a deep and honest place like he didn’t rehearse the night before (at least most of the time). So here are some honest answers to popular job interview questions;
1. Tell us about yourself
What you actually say : My name is Lalasticlala Williams, a graduate of Aso University who finds excitement in hitting tasks head on. I’m a young and dynamic individual with a passion for excellence and a determination to succeed.
What you want to say: I want to start by saying I thank God for this opportunity because I’m tired of sitting at home. https://partyjollof.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Pray.gif The way my father has been looking at me ehn!, as if I shit in my pants. Anyway, My name is Lalasticlala Williams, but my friends call me Lala Cobra, because you know what it do. I attended Aso University and studied for 4 years with a minor in ASUU strikes, for 3 years.
2. What is your greatest weakness?
What you actually say: :I have a little challenge when handling many tasks at once, but I’m already attending a webinar that is teaching us how to fix this and it seems to be producing results.
What you want to say: :Mehn, if you give me a task to do and the deadline is in one week, I swear I’d think about it everyday, but never do it. Then I start the night before deadline morning. And drink coffee, chew kolanut, drink Red Bull, and come to work looking like its closing time. https://partyjollof.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/I-need-help.gif And one more thing, although I don’t think its a weakness, I believe the fridge is egalitarian in nature, which is why it has only one door. Dazall
3. How did you hear about this position?
What you actually say: A friend of mine told me about it and said he believed I’d fit in perfectly.
How you answer: I see my self becoming a force to reckon with in Sales. Hopefully, I’d assume more management responsibilities and take on more challenges to make me even better at my work.
What you want to say: This question is just one kain. I don’t even have a full grasp of today. Like, who knows tomorrow? But if I had to say it sha, in 5 years, I want a good car, a better salary, my own house, and maybe an office better than your own sef. https://partyjollof.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Eddie-murphy-gif.gif
5. What is your dream job?
How you answer: Based on my interests and career path, I want a job that would enable me grow at good pace. In fact, this is actually why I was excited about getting invited for this interview.
How you answer: I believe I am a good fit for the job as my skill set will not only enable me learn quickly on the job, it will also take this company to even greater heights.
What you want to say: Ma, please epp me, just consider me. Consider the place I am coming from and how many hours I spent in traffic. Even the money I used to get here, it was someone that borrowed me. https://partyjollof.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Wyclef.jpg
boluwajokosegun: You have all spoken well, on a 50 by 100 pplot of land you should pland 100 suckers. Plantain do have fungus deseases which must be noted, so your sources of sucker is very important There is also need for regular plantation maintenace, ie each stand spacing must be kept year in year out , otherwise the bounch would be smaller than previous & poor yeild. We have a specie thatwe sell in ibadan that produce two bounches. Wind breakers must be planted Support for plantain crop is also required to support the heavy weight of the plantain fruit, it must be carefully position so as to protect the plant from dying. We sell the hybrid two/ double bounch plant for N100 a sucker. Each sucher grows to reproduce 10 new suchers at the end of the year. Do not allow more than 3 suckers to remain on a sport so as to have a good yeild at once.
You should use poultry waste mixed with sawdust as manure at the base of the plantain to get veryy big plantain fruits Plantain can also be grown from it seed , obtain inside the ripe plantain.
A new type of DODO IKIRE can be package, well season, without sand or dust for sale, infact many new snacks can also come out of the plantain.
For more infor on setting up the biz do call gbenga on 08182355047 or eesteeresources@gmail.com
mykel25: I av over 15 yrs experience in poultry farming nd my dad is an agro-allied investor, will be willing 2 help, u can call 0806733**** number removed cuz I got tired of calls
study4free: Applying For Scholarships can be tricky. There are currently several scholarships going on. You can check them out here.
However many students fail to get selected for scholarships, several times, why is this the case?
1. Applying when not eligible: Scholarship schemes are targeted at a specific class of students or audience (200 level students, Medical students, graduates of specified courses etc). Your application is bound to be denied if you do not belong to the desirable audience. Ensure you meet the scholarship requirements before applying.
2. Providing inaccurate or inconsistent information on the application form: Ensure you fill in your information accurately. Even the smallest detail counts, if you were admitted in 2012, enter 2012 not 2013.
3. Not providing complete documentation: Some scholarship schemes specify required documents to be uploaded, ensure you have all listed documents available and upload appropriately.
4. Submitting multiple applications: Create one account and apply using that account only. Applications from a single candidate using multiple accounts will surely be detected.
5. Uploading pictures as passport: Upload an appropriate passport photograph not a picture.
6. Applying to the wrong scheme: For scholarship schemes with multiple scholarship categories i.e Host-community based Scheme (e.g Nigerian Agip Oil Company scholarship scheme) and Merit-based scheme applications (e.g Agbami Medical and Engineering Professionals scholarship) simultaneously open from the same sponsor, ensure you apply to the scheme you are eligible to appropriately.
7. Using a computer centre operator/friends to complete your application: You know yourself better than anyone else, do not hire a computer centre operator or engage your friends to apply on your behalf.
8. It is highly competitive: Thousands of candidates apply for scholarship schemes regularly. This means a good chance that you are not selected even after meeting all the requirements exists. To enhance your chance of selection, ensure your avoid these common mistakes.
If you know of any other things that can likely cause mistakes in scholarship applications, do drop your comments below.
Lordbammy: One of the characteristics of a computer system is speed, so if your own computer has loses it's speed then you have a problem. In some computer cases, if i'm to boil water and power on some PC surely my water would boil even before some pc finish booting to window enviroment. The slow booting of a computer system to the window enviroment can be traced to some software which would run automatically as soon as you power on your computer which are located at the bottom right hand corner of the computer screen. This can be fixed by clicking on few things..
Steps to make pc boot faster: (1) Click on "START BUTTON" and navigate to "run" (2) Then type: Msconfig and click run (3) A window will pop up then click "STARTUP" (4) Now you would be presented with bunch of filenames and addressess and boxes with checks in them. Uncheck all the boxes(if possible) then click apply and ok. Now the computer will ask if you will like to restart. Restart the system and the settings will kick in. Note: You can use a software called "BOOTVis" to speed up booting automatically" SOURCE: http://starxclusive.com/how-to-speed-up-a-slow-computer/
Honestyboy: I must severally warn you that as much as the interviewer want to be seen as a friend, he or she will do everything with his or her reach and every trick in the book to make sure you fail as a result of his or her deep resolve to determine if you are the right candidate for the job in question. But your aim is to make sure you succeed. The only way you can accomplish this, is to influence and colonize the interviewers mind by putting up a first class performance during the interview. : Let us now see some of the things that the interviewer would be looking forward to from the very second you step into the interview hall. This things include..... : 1 A positive disposition 2 A cheerful disposition 3 A smart disposition 4 A confident disposition : The interviewer will also be looking forward to result oriented, targeted oriented, efficiency and economy minded person. : There are more things the interviewer would be looking for as a criteria in determining whether you are successful and the right candidate for the job or not. These include.... : 1} YOUR HAIR: For men, keep it low as possible, it it gives you that. Much desire executive panache. For women just keep it simple and neat. Avoid bright coloured hair because an interview is not a carnival. : 2} DRESSING For both men and women, wear suits unless told otherwise. Women should avoid wearing trouser suits, skirts suits are more preferable. Interview colours are black, gray and Navy blue. A situation where you do not have suits, do not borrow oversized undersized suits, always borrow normal size suits. : 3} FERFUME; If you must spray perfumes (which is not compulsory or necessary} avoid harsh or pungent fragrance. : 4} SHOES: Your shoe must match your attire. Black shoes is highly recommendable. : 5} PUNCTUALITY: It is advisable to be punctual for the sake of stacking pressure or in case the venue has been changed. : 6} FINALLY YOUR ENTRANCE Your entrance to the interview hall or room is very vital. Open the door and shut it gently behind you, walk with confidence, show no sign of arrogancy. But more importantly no fear. : NOTE: That when you make mistakes of shutting the door in front of you it practically shows that you are not conscious about your safety. When you walk so very fast it shows that you are under pressure. And when you walk so slow to the interview room, it means you're afraid. So walk majestically and confidently. : With this little ideas of mine I believe your next interview will be successful. Feel free to share your thoughts with us. Thank. : Source: http://www.nairatrace.com/2016/03/how-to-influence-interviewer-to-your.html?m=1
irukandji89: MARCOTTING/ AIR LAYERING: TURN A PLANT INTO A PLANTATION
Hello, I would like share a method of plant propagation that I feel has a lot of potential.
Marcotting, also called Air Layering is an asexual or vegetative method of plant propagation in which a new plant is made from a mature, established parent plant.
It is a very easy and quick way to multiply or propagate woody plants. In this method of plant propagation, roots are induced to form on a part of the parent plant (by causing a sort of “wound” or “cut” and then covering it up) while it remains aerial (above ground), hence the term Air Layering.
I have tried and tested this method of propagation of many plants which include Citrus plants (Lemon, Orange etc.), Moringa, African Apple, African Star Apple (agbalumo), Teak, Molina, Rubber, Basil (Ewuro), Thyme (Efinrin) and some woody decorative plants, and I have recorded success.
I hope to share my methods with fellow NLanders because I have searched on this forum and I haven’t found a related, comprehensive article on this method of propagation and I believe it would be beneficial to agriculturists who may want to start a plantation of some plants listed above.
Very true. There has been nothing like this after then. All our artists are concerned about now is their pocket and showing off dollars and girls and sex!
I am a strong believer in the Greater Nigeria Project. I believe Nigeria can be great again. I think is enough we end these tribalism and bring forth a united front. If we unite against bad leadership, against fraud, against corruption and every form of evil, I believe we can become great again.
I was checking some videos and came across this collaboration back then (A Nigerian Artiste **Igbo, Yoruba, Hausa**) This was before the coming of Olamide Badoo, Wizzy, Davido et al.
I am sure the older ones here on NL would know this all time collabo and if you were not born then, its time to watch it.
Please relax and watch this video again. Feel the nostalgia.
Progressive01: Thunder fire these people and ten of their generations unborn!!
How old are the vehicles?? Is Saraki an Arabian King?? What's wrong with using vehicles that are merely 3years old?? And if they develop faults, what's wrong with fixing them?? Don't we have state of the art auto servicing workshops in Abuja and Lagos?? Or are the vehicles as complex as the CERN Particle Collider and cant be fixed locally
These people are demons honestly.
You know bout the CERN particle collider? Tell me something.
Family › Re: Wives Kindly Share The Weird Stuffs You Do For Your Man Out Of Love. by GreatManBee: 12:23pm On Mar 27, 2016
and many others.
