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Quakertellicus1:u can't get all wot u listed above in old houses in nigeria....not until nigeria will be rebranded. |
sinaj:Handsome ke Or beautiful |
sinaj:Handsome ke Or beautiful |
sinaj:Handsome ke |
Topestbilly:Is that how to spell birthday (Buyday) check it out ur self dude |
both of them rock it better |
What u have to do is dat u change the mode of inputting the number to phone call |
Hoping for greater future (Nigeria) for dis best product let keep encouraging nt discouraging |
Lolz tall and slim with all handsome |
phylshan:What make u crash at that level |
phylshan: |
Am still @level 1 |
I will be glad if he could change |
I think that is one of h is achievement he earn so far.....so don't blame him cause his children will reap from it |
That one is achievement for him |
Buying a car that worth that amount of prize and still live in a rented apartment.......it may be his normal living of life or it may be his friend's car so he borrowed it for something |
The owner of that building is ready to die, he has nothing to do with his life anymore.......am sorry for that person's family |
5-year-old Afghan boy could get to meet
Lionel Messi KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — A 5-year-old Afghan boy who made a splash on the Internet by wearing a homemade Lionel Messi jersey might get the chance to meet the Barcelona great. The Afghan Football Federation said it is planning to set up a meeting between Messi and Murtaza Ahmadi, who was pictured wearing an Argentina jersey made from a plastic bag with Messi's name and number on the back. Afghan federation spokesman Sayed Ali Kazemi said Tuesday officials hope Messi can come to Afghanistan to visit the boy, but otherwise they will arrange to send him to Spain, where Messi plays with Barcelona, or arrange a meeting in a third country. Pictures of Murtaza playing soccer near his home in eastern Ghazni province showed him wearing the plastic bag — in blue and white stripes like the Argentina national team shirt — with Messi and 10 written in black marker. Murtaza is reportedly the son of a poor family living in remote Joghori district. Arif Ahmadi, Murtaza's father, said he and his family have only solar power and the boy has seen Messi on TV. "He (Murtaza) asked me many times to buy a Messi shirt," Arif Ahmadi said. "I couldn't provide for him. Later, his brother made him this plastic shirt and posted his photo on Facebook." Messi has met with children in special circumstances in the past. In 2011, he met and kicked around a ball with a 10-year-old boy who had had both legs amputated because of Laurin- Sandrow syndrome. He did the same a year later with a Brazilian boy who was born without feet. Murtaza was in Kabul on Tuesday, wearing some Barcelona gear under his homemade shirt while running through some soccer drills at the national stadium. |
I swear this car na ADAM.......y is it naked like dis with all the gas pipe allover the body and the nitro gas at the back of the car...........lolz the car self get fin |
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