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Sorry, already have to GFs. My fiance and my football team-Chelsea. Cant cheat on them.

joinnow:
pm so I can send you someone number

check ur inbox, just sent u a message

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Orazi,mile 4, diobu,

Thanks, I will gv it a shot. Do u stay around, can u help?

This really comes in handy. Thanks OP. Please review ur article and check for some errors also space out your listing for easy reading. Meanwhile anyone know an area in PH with good power supply I need a self contain.

Shey na PDP abi APC....

kind

chai

maybe the poster below me has something to say

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Ask Google

i dey come

i de come

u go die if u share am here?

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My first girk was so boring and so woody. She first asked me u never still release? When it was taking longer time she asked do u rub pepper in ur d*k? After everything she said "see what u have caused, i cant walk straightt again" I blamed myself and never had anything to do with her again o.

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Fruit joor, any other name na counterfeit

Make we see the database files na

so, today is my birthday and it happened to fall on easter day. Hmmmm double celebration

i de come

47xxx:
i don't have an android phone,, also these things take time to process i think.. I kinda really need it.. I sent u a dm.. Pls drop ur number lemme call/chat u up u can delete it later.. Thank u.

if you are on telegram please send me a message on +++++ or facebook.com/neosylvalite. once i get your message i'll delete this post

47xxx:
pls can anyone here loan me 12k, i will pay 15k
on monday.. Pls if u stay in PH i have my laptop as
collateral, if u don't i promise to pay u back on
monday. Its urgent pls, i need it to get some
materials for my project i'm a finalist... i know its
difficult to take d word of a stranger. Buh pls gimme a chance. Can someone help me out, i'm a
trustworthy guy,
u can ask those who have done business with
me.. Cc: zinachidi, yneme3e.. to name a few..

Try using paylater app brother, they have helped many students. Or dm me

I will onlu agree to die for Nigeria if our political office holders are willing to do same without pay. For now no. I never get children

Yet people go de yab Ibiyomie for suing those who tried to defame him

A video chat that doesnt play any video? I doubt

abdegenius:
sorry to burst your bubble but I am not a copycat.....

Sorry bro, never meant to offend with my comment. What i'm saying is instead of recycling this same ideas (which i believe many bloggers already know and already made fb several times) why not share how to get sponsored posts, there are dozens of sites out there. Even one in Nigeria here (Adblabla or something). Your points are good, but nothing new to many. You made a catchy title but those ideas are already common.

Nigerian bloggers too lazy to make research. Nothing new here, same old recycled ideas except a change in title

youngest85:
If I tell you dat i understand anything in this ur oost, then I'm an upcoming lie Mohammed

The post is meant to be educational. Let me explain- it is just a compilation of words that mean sadness to one person or another.

Words are powerful tools in human communication as they convey our emotions, thoughts and actions. Some words are just too emotional that we sometimes don’t want to use them. Here is a list of nine sad words I think are in common usage among Nigerian especially the youths. Let’s hear what you think as you add yours (anyway I am not an English teacher so pardon my grammatical errors and point them out when you find one).

Goodbye

[good-bahy]

While many say goodbye when they part ways, this is no doubt one of the saddest for many. Especially when it is somebody you cherish. An astute poster on the website Quora wrote, “you say (goodbye) all the time, but you never know which one is the last.”

Back To School

Back to school are three words that most kids (including myself when I was a kid) loathe and all parents love. While there’s no hard data to support that, if you random polled a group of kids and asked them if they’d rather be hanging out at the swimming pool with their friends or waiting at the cold bus stop at seven in the morning, it’s a pretty fair bet they’ll pick the pool.

Heartbroken

[hahrt-broh-kuhn]

Heartbroken is a tough word. This is something many who have falling in love can relate to. We define it as “crushed with sorrow or grief.” We’ve all been there at one time or another—you know it as soon as you feel it, and you can’t wait for it to go away. This concept tends to rear its ugly head on February 14. I remember a roommate who spent the whole day crying and playing love songs after a lady dumped him.

If Only

Everyone at one point or the other has used this word. Dictionary.com defines if only as “I wish that.” Example, “If only I had known you were coming I would have met your plane.” This expression can also be one of wistful regret. “If only we had met 10 years ago.

It Might Have Been

It might have been is a phrase often tinged with regret. Many movies on Lifetime use this concept. “He gazed into the sunset for a brief moment and watched her vintage MG head off down the long dusty road. With a casual shrug, he turned around and headed back into the now-empty and silent farmhouse, wondering what might have been.”

Lonely

[lohn-lee]

If you’re lonely, you are inherently sad. There’s no possible way to put a positive spin on this one. So we’ll just leave it be.

Love

[luhv]

This is one of the most popular word among youths. The word love is evocative of a (mostly) positive and fulfilling emotion, and it has its own holiday every February. There is a flipside to the coin, however. If love is unrequited, it’s the worst, and that’s why it’s on this list.

Melancholy

[mel-uhn-kol-ee]

Melancholy is defined as “a gloomy state of mind, especially when habitual or prolonged; depression.” As an example, think about Charlie Brown lying on the pitching mound after getting drilled with yet another line drive.

Terminal

[tur-muh-nl]

Terminal is never a good word when used in a medical context. It is another word one can never put a good spin on.
Source http://xwondahmix.com/9-sad-wordsphrases-english-language-commonly-used-nigerian-youths/
Adapted from Dictionary.com

odiereke:
She need that recess to allow her mouth to rest a little. As far as she no come to court naked.

Bro are from Odiereke?