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Samiceman:hahahaha! mine is twice a month |
that "I love you too" is tooooooooooo common, I just told somebody now sef |
missed you too.@jabdulhamid97 |
Rexyl:A footballer is bearing the name JESUS. |
[quote author=milky3 post=30952271][/quote]hahahhah! my ribs ooo lol |
DonBrutus:Nop |
thank God ooooo |
Catalyst4real:Oga dis your analysis is wrong oo |
B4UIWAZ:hey! He's yet to make it oo! |
this kind thread no supposed exist for akwa ibom oo cos all the gals don tear finish even 13yrs If you think am lying Take a trip to akwa ibom |
Blackett:yeah and I can see is yours. |
damseyl:lol! |
10 STUPID THINGS GIRLS DO IN THE NAME OF LOVE: 1. Living with a man who has not paid ur pride price or wedded u. 2. Accepting to be a second wife. 3. Wearing the engagement ring of man who doesn't even know ur home, seen ur parents or recieved their consent. 4. Using your boyfriend's picture as your profile picture. 5. Giving your BRIDE PRIDE (virginity) to a man who has not paid your BRIDE PRICE. 6. Bathing naked with your boyfriend 7. Cooking food regularly and washing clothes for your boyfriend. 8. Public show of romance with your boyfriend. 9. Disobeying your parents for the sake of a man who your parents don't even know or have accepted. 10. Disobeying God because of a guy. Some girls would say, I know it's wrong to have sex with him, but I love him and don't want him to get another girl.....It shows how cheap and stupid such a girl is to choose to please a man rather than God. Giving a man sex simply because he promised you marriage. I'm sorry for being raw........Just don't be stupid and temporary insane. Do you Agree or Disagree? |
ilugunboy:Really? |
The Best Books of 2015 via Whatsapp 1. How to kiss the Butt of your Bosses by Doyin Okupe. 2. Use and dump. 'Based on True Life Story' by Labaran Maku. 3. The Forgotten One by Ahmed Gulak. 4. Miscalculation by Nuhu Ribadu 5. Stealing is Not Corruption by Goodluck Ebele Jonathan PhD. 6. Political Thuggery by Asari Dokubo 7. How Soldiers get Promotion by Musliu Obanikoro. 8. Strategy of Winning Elections in Nigeria Rotimi Amaechi 9. Endorsement by Olusegun Obasanjo 10. Politics and Religion by Namadi Sambo 11. Gates of Hell by Bishop David Oyedepo 12. How to recite Fatiha by Namadi Sambo. You can find all of these books online, buy one get one free. Offer on while stock last. LOL!! |
did you just say GEJ can express himself publicly? are u a Nigerian at all? I av couple of his speeches, maybe I can help u by sending them to you, so u listen and judge yasef |
e sweet to spell billions but getting it is the problem.....op how much u worth? 900 billion dollarzzzzz I guess ![]() |
hahahahaha! you are just allergic to kissing, try sex her next time. |
This one na elele oo! well tell her not to worry that her ideal man would come. |
only card? |
endy4oxide:don't tell you are still waiting for 9ice to bring home that his invicible grammy? |
jacksparrow1207:hahahaha wawawawawa huhuhuh you don finish her (sorry him) wallahi |
The Nigerian edikaikong soup has over the years topped the list of Nigerian popular soups because of its nutritional value and ease of preparation.This soup is native to the efiks, people from cross river state. The name edikaikong simply translates to “vegetable soup” I make more of this soup more often than every other Nigerian soup simply because it is likely the best source of vitamins known to me. The only downside to this soup is that it loses its nutritional value when refrigerated over a long period of time. It is advisable to make what would be enough for one day or at most two days (but that is if you care about its nutritional value, some folks don’t remember that part) Here are all the ingredients for making Nigerian edikaikong soup, you can reduce or increase depending on the number of people you are looking to feed. Ingredients For Ten serving Stock fish head (medium size) Dried fish (2 medium size) 1 cup of crayfish Waterleaf (a bowl full) sliced Fluted pumpkin (ugwu leaf) sliced (a bowl full) 35cl red oil (requires much) Meat of choice (preferably assorted meat) (shaki [cow stripe], pkomo, beef, intestine etc) Salt and pepper to taste Maggi or knorr cube (2 to 3) 2 cups of Periwinkles (Click to see) (optional) The preparation Parboil meat with necessary ingredients, 2 cubes of maggi, 1 bulb of onions, salt and other spice of choice. (I like to also add kitchen glory (beef seasoning) while parboiling meats but I am not sure if this spice is available in other countries) Cook for 10 minutes then add water and cook till meat is 70% softer for consumption, wash the dry fish and stock fish with hot water to remove sand and impurities then add to the cooking meat on fire. (You can add this at the beginning if you have very dry (strong) fish Slice the ugwu leaf and Water leaves to bits (this is normally done by the traders in the market (in Nigeria) but you can slice at home with the help of a very sharp knife and a chopping board. Pour the leaves separately in bowls and soak in water, sieve to remove sand. It is advisable to wash the leave thoroughly before slicing, this is actually the major reason why I chose to slice my leaves myself To the boiling meat on fire; add the ground crayfish, 35cl red oil, it takes lots of oil to prepare this soup. I used about 30cl to make the soup in the video below. Add one or two cubes of maggi, salt and pepper to taste. Cook for 10 to 15 minutes, be sure the whole combination is boiling with very little trace of water (like you would find in the video) Stir, taste for salt and pepper before adding the water leaf and periwinkles, stir and allow for about 3 minutes then add the ugwu leaves (fluted pumpkin), stir, cover half-way and cook for five minutes. Taste for maggi, salt and pepper. You just made a delicious edikaiakong soup, you can serve with Nigerian fufu, semo, wheat, eba, or pounded yam. http://allnigerianfoods.com/edikaikong-soup. |
vlamidir:hard feelings wey u don already show abi which one? |
vinohh:and that's a clueless idea. |
quiet!!!!!!! nawawa for JAMB! |
clevvermind:you classify that as "did well"? you don't oppose by acting stupid little bro. |
HOW NEWSPAPERS' HEADLINES ON FEBRUARY 17TH, 2015 WILL LOOK LIKE: 1. "INEC declares Buhari President-Electwith 26.4 million votes! PDP rejects result" -VANGUARD! 2. "Buhari declared winner!". "This is the worst election in Nigeria's history" (Olisa Metuh) - PUNCH! 3. "APC in a historic victory!". "Godswill Akpabio flee to Ghana, begs for forgiveness". - PM NEWS! 4. "This is the most rigged election in the world, Jega must be arrested and imprisoned immediately. We are heading to court" (Ruben Abati) - DAILY INDEPENDENT! 5. "South-south boils as INEC declares Buhari winner, Militants threatened war." - NIGERIAN TRIBUNE! 6. "APC wins Aso Rock, 70 Senate seats and 65% House of Reps. We are studying the results" (Mimiko) - SUN NEWSPAPER! 7. "Militants Protests Buhari's Victory, Demands Cancellation Of Polls In 21 States" - TRIUMPH NEWSPAPER! 8. "How Jega Rigged The Polls In Favour Of Buhari" - PREMIUM TIME 9. "Obama, Cameroon, Hollande, Ban Ki Moon, World Leaders Congratulate Buhari" - THE NATION! 10. "I Will Finish All The Gambaris In Niger Delta Before May 29" (Asari Dokubo) - SAHARAREPORTERS! 11. "Jega Rigged For The Opposition, We Will Obtain A Court Order And Arrest Him" (SSS spokeswoman, Marylin Ogar) - LEADERSHIP! 12. "It Can Never Be Possible, It Is Either Jonathan Or No Nigeria" (Ayo Fayose) - DAILY TRUST 13. "Senate President, David Mark In A Secret Meeting With The Military To Stop May, 29 Handing Over To Buhari" - THISDAY NEWSPAPER 14. "No President That Has His People At Heart Will Hand Over Power To Someone Who Doesn't Care About The Masses" (Doyin Okupe) - NTA NEWS 15. "Nigeria Will Be Better Without Jonathan" (United Nation) - NEW YORK TIMES LOL! |
Eyyah! Wen dem go share him properties? Op |
Debate is 90 minutes program that gives electorates the opportunity to see candidates under pressure. Who win any presidential debate actually, it does not matter in the Nigerian case, but I do belief that debate is very important. In 2011, Buhari, Ribado & Shekarau debated when a non governmental organization, a neutral body 'transition monitoring group' designed the debate. President Jonathan absented. But who won that debate does not make any difference. Purpose of Presidential Debate. First, we must remember, presidential debate is not a policy, because no coherent policy on complex issues can be stated within 90 seconds. But debate do help in changing the minds of the electorates. Presenting a convincing response on the side of a candidate can benefits him/her immensely. On the side of the electorates, how a candidate endures a slander in a debate, is an outstanding quality than can portray him as a leader. To endure a slander (i.e Nigeria's case when a person will accuse you of murdering your step mum), will give the electorates opportunity to learn how can you react to such unreasonable & unfair accusation as a president will certainly encounter. Any president who is expected to be treated fairly is a liability. Debate is a special way of IQ test. The ability of a candidate to answer a complex question that cannot be answered within a given constrain time will show the level of preparedness of a presidential candidate. Electorates can equally test the calmness of the candidate under pressure & his ability to articulate issues, while convincing the audience that he/she is fit. The most important will entails that, winner of the debate will appear that if his mind is gleams into will be able to shoulder the responsibilities of a presidency. Now for us to be convinced by our candidate, BON should not deny Nigerians this opportunity, therefore, I am calling on them with a strong voice to withdraw from organizing the presidential debate & allow a neutral body to organize a neutral debate that both candidates of APC, PDP & other parties will participate to enable us to make a choice. HAMISU HASSAN. |
Ohhh so she's the toyin aimakhu? |
adexsimply:bad yaro |
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