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Literature / Re: Kutty And The Ghetto Story By Rounakid (kutty) by Holamidhe(m): 10:39pm On Aug 30, 2015
Ride on bro
Literature / Re: Story Of Addiction..... (love Story) by Holamidhe(m): 10:28pm On Aug 30, 2015
Ride on bro
Travel / Re: Places Under Coker\aguda Lcda by Holamidhe(m): 8:44pm On Aug 27, 2015
gaby85:
I need those who know Coker/Aguda LCDA very well to help me with the names of the places under the LCDA. I was given an assignment which is meant to cover the places under Coker/Aguda LCDA.
Pls help.
Thanks

Google it

www.google.com.ng/url?q=http://www.vconnect.com/coker-aguda-local-council-development-area-surulere-lagos_b85539&sa=U&ved=0CAcQFjAAahUKEwjRsbu-gMrHAhUILhoKHXKLAps&usg=AFQjCNESrJOMl4TeaGYIRcjS0rmPmX8Lqg
Literature / Re: Kutty And The Ghetto Story By Rounakid (kutty) by Holamidhe(m): 9:41pm On Aug 10, 2015
Rounakid:
waoh... Luv ur name, u derived it frm Olamide right? Or is there any Yoruba name like that?

Olamide
Travel / Re: Let Talk About Scholarships (any country) by Holamidhe(m): 9:30pm On Aug 10, 2015
Danny4show:
@holamidhe i think the czech scholarship is still on according to what i saw on their website..but someone must have been a graduate..right?

Yea ...But am still UG
Travel / Re: Let Talk About Scholarships (any country) by Holamidhe(m): 10:54am On Aug 09, 2015
buzritchy:
Good one
Can,help in some areas...keep it up.
CZECH SCHOLARSHIP
www.msmt.cz/eu-and-international-affairs/government-scholarships-developing-countries?lang=2

Thanks a million ...Maybe am going to consider doing my PG in czech if the scholarship is granted..It painful my UG remains two years before completion
Travel / Re: 10 Tips For Staying Safe And Legal In Poland by Holamidhe(m): 3:09am On Aug 06, 2015
Travel / Re: Thread for South Korea prospective students by Holamidhe(m): 2:41am On Aug 06, 2015
Ajou university info link for International students

http://grad-e.ajou.ac/gs_eng/03admission/schedule.jsp
Forum Games / Re: Game Time: Date Of Birth. by Holamidhe(m): 10:58pm On Aug 05, 2015
I played with the joker in our hostel
Ciao
Forum Games / Re: Game Time// Name a Female Name & WIN A FREE Iphone 7 by Holamidhe(m): 10:53pm On Aug 05, 2015
Kafilat
Celebrities / Re: Chidinma Kedike Looks Different In New Selfie (photos) by Holamidhe(m): 10:45pm On Aug 05, 2015
deadZONE:
can we see with out make up? am tired of all this make up Nigerian ladies have lost their true beauty. no wonder men are scared of commitment.
Guyz don wise
Politics / Re: Why Billions Of Dollars Are Slipping Away From Nigeria by Holamidhe(m): 10:38pm On Aug 05, 2015
undecided
Politics / Why Billions Of Dollars Are Slipping Away From Nigeria by Holamidhe(m): 10:38pm On Aug 05, 2015
Billions of dollars are going missing within the
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC),
which absorbs about half of the country’s total
production of two million barrels per day, reports
Forbes.
Nigeria’s state oil company is riddled with
financial irregularities and governance failings,
according to an investigation by the Natural
Resources Governance Initiative.
Since crude oil sales account for 70% of Nigeria’s
government revenue, the country is facing a
difficult adjustment to the new low price
environment. The price of the benchmark Brent
Crude has halved since last summer, leaving
export-dependent Nigeria with a major budget
hole to fill.
As reported by Forbes, the NNPC has long been a
source of controversy in Nigeria. Last year, the
then-Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria,
Lamido Sanusi, claimed that $20bn in revenues
from NNPC was unaccounted for.
Some 445,000 barrels of oil is allocated by the
government to NNPC per day through the
domestic crude allocation. It is then sold onto a
subsidiary, the Pipelines and Product Marketing
Company, PPMC. This is supposed to then be sent
onto the country’s state-owned refineries, which
would then sell the refined products and repay
NNPC for the crude.
However, the NGRI says the refineries only take in
around 100,000 barrels per day. The rest is
exported or swapped for other products. The
money enters NNPC accounts and is used for off-
book spending. Between 2010 and 2013, that
spending averaged $6bn per year.
According to Forbes, how this money is spent is
opaque and lacking in oversight. Billions have
been spent on transit and security arrangements,
several of which appear to have been agreed at
very inflated prices.
Nigeria’s new president, Muhammadu Buhari, has
pledged to reform the country’s oil sector and
tackle corruption. Since taking office in May, he
has fired the NNPC’s board, but has yet to
appoint a new minister to oversee the institution.


sunnewsonline.com/new/why-billions-of-dollars-are-slipping-away-from-nigeria/
Literature / Re: Kutty And The Ghetto Story By Rounakid (kutty) by Holamidhe(m): 10:31pm On Aug 05, 2015
Ajibo111:
{comes inside the thread,it seems that no one is commenting on the post,and the small OP is enraged.brings out my broom ,sweeps the compound,spreads my mat and brings out my phone,all thanks to free wifi connection provided by my new state elected governor,and start browsing.sips my barely finished lacasera drink and wait to welcome any body on the thrend again.

rounakid,where are you.

Wetin na,am already here ..OK
Romance / Re: Me And Kayla (Summary Of Michael K. Smith Story) by Holamidhe(m): 10:11pm On Aug 05, 2015
Freemanan:
undecided YAWNING
I just saw this
LOL
Romance / Re: Me And Kayla (Summary Of Michael K. Smith Story) by Holamidhe(m): 10:09pm On Aug 05, 2015
How about I rub your front now?" She said sure, and I got up, my dick coming out from her ass. She turned over, and I again sat on her, this time my dick was on top of her pussy. I had the almost primal urge to slip it in; but I somehow managed to resist. In time, I kept telling myself, in time. I rubbed her chest and fondled her breasts, wringing the nipples. Then I did something I didn;t think about. I leaned my face down and took one of the nipples in my mouth, and I sucked. Her back arched a bite, and she moaned quietly. I licked all around the nipple and sucked the breast, while my left hand worked on her other. She moaned again, and I felt the time was ready. "Kayla, I asked, and I paused for a second, Can I Bleep you?" She stopped moaning instantly and looked up at me. I had thought it was the right time, but maybe I was wrong. My dick was throbbing in need; I physically NEEDED to be inside of her. Her eyes looked straight into mine, and she slowly nodded. I was surprised, and very excited. "Alright, I said, are you one the pill?" She nodded again (She never was much of a talker). I got off of her, and climbed over her. I was surprised how difficult it was to line up my dick with her opening.She helped by reaching down her hand and placing my it at her entrance. I moved my dick between her fingers, and she moved her hand. I looked at her. "This is going to hurt you at first. Maybe a lot." "I know, she said, but I need you inside me. NOW." She said the last word with heavy force, and I didn't need any other force. I pushed the head of my dick into her pussy. It was tight, and there were juices all around making it easier, but ti was still tight, and it felt so good. I pushed a little farther in, until I came to the barrier I had been expecting. I was about to deflower her...maybe this wasn't a good idea. But I couldn't go back now. It felt too good. I backed out and pushed back in a few times, widening the path. Finally, I pushed forward strongly and broke the barrier in one thrust. Kayla shrieked and dug her nails into my hand like claws. I wasn't in far yet, but I couldn't keep going. She was breathing
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Nairaland Fantasy Premier League 2015/2016 by Holamidhe(m): 6:17pm On Aug 05, 2015
I no get team last year and I wan get this year ..So,how we go do am??

raheemolamide10@yahoo.com
Travel / Re: 10 Tips For Staying Safe And Legal In Poland by Holamidhe(m): 1:59pm On Aug 05, 2015
Thanks for sharing ...Make I send am to bro

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Travel / Re: You Won't Believe What Happened To These Exotic Cars(photos) :O by Holamidhe(m): 4:32pm On Aug 03, 2015
Nice one OP
Travel / Re: Let Talk About Scholarships (any country) by Holamidhe(m): 9:16am On Aug 03, 2015
U guys viewing should come out and comment
especially ghost readers. Let share information
.
Phones / Re: Which Do You Prefer? Operamini Or UC Browser? by Holamidhe(m): 9:17pm On Aug 02, 2015
FriedPlantain:
Opera mini is simply a terrible browser, it is as slow as sh1t when downloading and the picture quality is way below par. Ucweb is the bomb! Ucweb even has a clipboard where you can store lots of texts and use at will unlike that crappy Opera mini.


Abeg guys how una go fit take help me today? cry
I was downloading this new p0rn made by Paris Hinton some minutes ago and network was really slow. when I suddenly noticed my stomach growling like crazy. I quickly set my phone down and made my way to the kitchen to slice and cook.
After setting the yam on the stove, I jumped on my bed only to notice the movie had finished downloading. I started playing the movie and I gotta admit the sex scenes were really great and didn't know when my hands made way into my pants.


My blockos is itching me like crazy now, I feel like dying,.... . Guys what can I do to stop this.? embarassed


Link or ......
Celebrities / Re: P'Square party with their wives, Akon, Tony Elumelu by Holamidhe(m): 9:05pm On Aug 01, 2015
tucky200:
U don tok this tin too much..abeg tok anoda tin
Na me like am
Sports / Re: Jay-jay Okocha Returns To Football With English Club by Holamidhe(m): 4:46pm On Jul 31, 2015
freesinzu:

It is called yoruba a language spoken by the vast majority of a west African nation. U find out ur self


Don't mind him ....His moniker (desire) says otherwise
Sports / Re: Jay-jay Okocha Returns To Football With English Club by Holamidhe(m): 4:10pm On Jul 31, 2015
tunnababz:
The most talented African Player ever.

JayJay Okocha....so good they named him twice.

Ask Becham, Roy Keane, Oliver Khan, all those Denmark players in France 98, Ferdinand, Ljumberg. The list goes on.

Even the Great Ronaldinho made reference to him at some point.

I beg to disagree with the bolded part ...Please kindly check George Tawlon Manneh
Oppong Ousman Weah (George Weah) maybe you going to change your thought about Jay Jay

''Weah was a real surprise. I have
never seen any player explode on
to the scene like he did.'' Arsene wenger
Celebrities / Re: Emma Nyra Displays Cleavage In Short Outfit (Photo) by Holamidhe(m): 7:46pm On Jul 30, 2015
sonofananimal1:
WOMEN angry

THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL


Y na??.... You still show her to me second time

Y na??
Politics / Ooni Of Ife Is Alive, Says Royal Traditional Council by Holamidhe(m): 2:51pm On Jul 30, 2015
Controversy has trailed the death of the Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijuade, Olubuse II as the Royal Traditional Council,RTC, of the town, Wednesday, said the paramount ruler is alive and in good state of health. The RTC, which comprises of all traditional chiefs and title holders in Ile-Ife, said Oba Sijuade is not only in a good state of health but added that the royal father was preparing for his son’s wedding holding Sunday, next week, in Lagos. Sources close to the foremost traditioner ruler told Vanguard at the palace that the traditional wedding of the new couple took place last weekend in London. Addressing newsmen in the House of Chiefs located within the premises of Ile-Oodua palace of the Ooni, Lowa of Ife, Oba Joseph Ijaodola who spoke in Yoruba, said the report in the media that the monarch died in a London Hospital of an undisclosed ailment,was untrue. Also speaking, the secretary Royal Traditional Council of Ife, who is also the Ladin of Ife, High Chief Adetoye Odewole, said the Ooni is hale and hearty and he even spoke to the chiefs on the phone few hours earlier. Ooni of Ife, Oba Okunade Sijuade He added “those behind the death story are enemies of Ife and as I speak with you, the chiefs have not heard anything like that. This is not the first time such rumour will be carried about our father. “They did it in 1984, also in 2004 and now, these people are coming up with another rumour. Oba Sijuade remains in sound state of health”. Chairman, Ife Development Board, Prof. Muib Opeloye, said Ife as a town with a rich tradition has its way of managing its affairs. Opeloye maintained that the royal father was preparing for his son’s wedding, urging people not to panic and go about their normal daily activities. Meanwhile, the entrance of the Ooni’s palace was shut to visitors, as only newsmen, chiefs and relations of Oba Sijuade were allowed into the premises. Many indigenes and residents of Ife had converged on the palace but were prevented from going in by the guards. Meanwhile, the Osun state government is yet to make official statement concerning the demise of the monarch. But the Osun State House of Assembly has expressed its sympathy to Governor Rauf Aregbesola, state council of Traditional rulers and chiefs, the good people of ancient city of Ile Ife and the immediate and extended families of the late Oba Okunade Sijwade Olubuse, the Ooni of Ife as the great King joined his ancestors. In a statement issued by the Speaker’s spokesman, Mr. Goke Butika, the parliament “in a condolence message by the Speaker, Mr Najeem Salaam “expressed his regret and shock over the transition of the natural ruler to the silent land of his forebear, saying the engine room of royalty and the custody of Yoruba cosmology has just been temporarily grounded by the clog of death”. “We celebrate the life and time of the great king, Oba Sijuwade, attesting that the monarch exuded unique royalty almost equivalent of imperial culture that could not be rivaled while he called the shot on the revered stool of his fathers”. “The parliament then sent its condolence to the governor over the loss of the monarch and prayed that the Supreme Eludumare, the Cherisher of Aiye would rest the late natural father”,the statement added.
www.vanguardngr.com/2015/07/ooni-of-ife-is-alive-says-royal-traditional-council/
Education / Re: Nairaland Residents' Grammar Diary... by Holamidhe(m): 10:14am On Jul 30, 2015
Do you not stipulate that the utilization of such grandiloquent dialog impedes the success of rudimentary comprehension, encourages rampant obfuscation, and is the antithesis of social intercourse? Meaning: Don't you think using unnecessarily large or rare words reduces people's ability to understand what your talking about and just clouds the situation?
Education / Re: Nairaland Residents' Grammar Diary... by Holamidhe(m): 6:36pm On Jul 29, 2015

It can be no other than a maleficent horizontally propelled current of gaseous matter whose propentous advent is not the harbinger of a modicum of beneficence.


Meaning: It is an ill-wind that blows nobody any good grin

I can't remember where I got them but I wrote them down ...More coming soon

Modified

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious : something you say when you are not sure what to say

Floccinaucinihilipilification. : when you regard something as not being important

antidisestablishmentarianism :The meaning of this word is the movement or ideal that opposes
disestablishment.

Aequeo- the meaning of this word is equal
Salino - the meaning of this word is containing
salt
Calcalino – the meaning of this word is calcium
Ceraceo - the meaning of this word is waxy
Aluminoso – the meaning of this word is alumina
Cupreo – this word stems from the word
"copper"
Vitriolic – the meaning of this word is resembling
Education / Re: Nairaland Residents' Grammar Diary... by Holamidhe(m): 6:36pm On Jul 29, 2015

It can be no other than a maleficent horizontally propelled current of gaseous matter whose propentous advent is not the harbinger of a modicum of beneficence.


Meaning: It is an ill-wind that blows nobody any good grin

I can't remember where I got the but I wrote them down ...More coming soon
Career / Re: Does Anyone Ride A Bicycle To Work Out Of Choice In Nigeria? by Holamidhe(m): 2:49pm On Jul 29, 2015
I remember some years back when my big brother saw my bicycle,he was like "Ola is this your bicycle??...I remember those days" .I looked at him and told him like u dey craze, people wey old pass u dey ride am (for my mind)
Politics / Re: Defense Headquarters Nigeria Reply To Nairaland.photo by Holamidhe(m): 6:23pm On Jul 28, 2015
No go better 4 wi fi wey no good ooo ...This small bb no allow me see anything ooo..


No p,I go search their official twitter account on google and read

Will be back to comment

Modified

Tweets there were cool ..Am patiently waiting for next action

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