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AxxeMan:
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Stop deceiving yourself ..... I keep telling you YOU DO NOT HAVE EDO ORIGIN , STICK WITH THE YORUBA THAT YOU ARE!!

Purebeerry:
Its getting to 4 years since I frirndzoned this my friend, he is actually the CEO of my friendzone .

acecarter:
The funniest thing is that: I am in this friend sh!t right now.
so, there is this girl. I really like....

one day she came to my house & stayed late. (don't ask me what we were doing.)
when she got home, she texted me on whatsapp. so one thing led to another & our chat was like.

me: sweetheart I felt like kissing you tonight.

she: me too, but I quickly cleared the thought.

me: why? (feeling hopeful).

she: we are just friends remember?

me: (crying).. hmm...




God will deliver us.

Talkwell:
Lagos was the former capital of the country,federal government actually did something to reduce the "over investment" by changing the capital to abuja.
i have never watched any drama that talks about villagers going to another state other than lagos to "hustle".

it's a bit too late to spread industries cos everyone (investors) already have the mindset that Lagos is the land of opportunities

i think what we should be talking about is why the the various governors have refused to utilise the billions they've been steadily collecting in the name of budget.

Talkwell:
Lagos has the market for such events,other states are nothing to write home about.

Ever been to a concert/show in your state?
The turnout is always poor cos dem no fit pay

lilytender:
I never knew that this thing fit pain person like this.

RoyalBlak007:
The Black Friar parrot

Just like today, it wasn’t uncommon in the 19th century to have a pet parrot. However, the bartender’s parrot at the Irish pub The Black Friar was the cause of a huge fight, making "salty" comments about a lady in the bar. Her companion was not pleased by this and thought the bartender himself had said all of it. One thing led to another, and a true bar brawl started.

jumper524:
na only Lagos dey dis country??

jerryunit48:
When I was a kid I would almost pee on myself by the mention of Kabiyesi but now you will almost even hug them when you see them

Kulas:
I can never fail to be a fan of omotola come rain come sunshine for keeping and honouring her marriage, unlike other actresses that keep divorcing and jumping from one marriage(man) to other. May God continue to be your strenght in Jesus name. Amen

ANTONINEUTRON:
meanwhile Some true age calculators will come tell us his real age and proof he is using football age.


yeye people.

hazan041:
nothing is wrong with that..


If they flew him out u will complain now they didn't.
so guarding him in d hospital is not a big thing cux he's dad is d president (with many enemies)

jamariwolf:
I wish I could eat that black shirtless guy in that pic. Oh God.

Opiletool:
It is pronounced "osha" and not the bini "osa"
Stop jumping into conclusion like an ignorant kangaroo

enonche85:
She's definitely loosing that leg...sorry little one.

Uyiii:
what's up bro, I know you've tryna be sadistic here, at least from your comments prior to now, but honestly bro, this one nor follow at all
your whole comment here didn't really say much about the sadistic nature you tryna portray, instead you only successfully advertise your conc stupidity, from the depth of my heart I won't blame God if He strikes you dead this night or bless you with one bastard ailment that will reconnect your humanity back to reality.
I pray you receive sense as we climax the year, it will be very unfortunate if you die with this stunk stupidity you've been tagged with in NL.

P.s: imitation is a show of low self-esteem man, you should try to create your own special sadistic brand.
cheers.

MasViews:
gregyboy weda you like it or not your kids mst play am

MasViews:
99.9% of Nigerian ladies ain't virgin. Maybe she was raped or lose it when she was a kid while playing "mum and dad".


Whatever the case is God is watching you in HD.
Aradu ranar lahira akwai kallo.

ayyoshert:
Uwa is used in the ancient Yoruba and still used in Ife, Ekiti and Ondo dialects, it means wealth/prosperity.
I saw this thread as that which belongs for a matured mind deliberations and intellectual discourse but when it has gone down to the degrading norm this platform is known for, i beg to sign out.
Thanks to Macof i guess you are Ekiti, do try open a thread for us that will talk on our history and dialect, thanks to Scholes, 9jacool and others that gave knowledgeable insights.