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+SEEK IN PRAYERS FOR STRENGTH AND POWER TO OVERCOME THIS NEGETIVE INFLUENCE
+IF YOU CAN AVOID STAYING ALONE AT HOME DO GO OUT,
+IF YOU CAN START KNOWING & ATTENDING YOUR CHURCH PROGRAMMS/MEETINGS AND ALSO START FORMING THE HABIT OF GOING TO RECREATION PARKS/SPORTS CENTRES, IT WILL HELP.
+IF YOU CAN START LEARNING A NEW VOCATION(HAND WORK eg laptop repairs-software-hardware ), IT WILL HELP

Best tip...

I see Money!

Money!

Hmmm! May God have mercy.

hmm! make I reserve my comment.

pretydiva:
D gown mk sense I swear

do you have to swear.

The man is ready to change, the wife needs to give him a chance.

ireneony:
Fally ipupa is hotter and finer than p-square and flavour put together.
All this French guys fine nor be small.
Need me some fally ipupa

Here I am a Nigerian by blood a French by physique.

She is south Africa queen, to us here a slave is more popular than her.

ireneony:
Let my prayer come to pass, though I'm graduating this year

congractulations !!!

good move if it works

sexyseun:
Chaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii This geh just made me look like a skinny and non endowed human being I can just imagine how men will be flocking around her

Not all guys love girls that look busty like her , there are some that love skinny girls like you..

My favorite love movie of all time is: A walk to remember.
Popular but
rebellious Landon Carter ( Shane West) is
threatened with expulsion.
At these functions he is forced to interact
with Jamie Sullivan ( Mandy Moore ), a girl
he has known since kindergarten and have
had all the same classes since then, but to
whom he has rarely ever spoken.
When Landon has trouble learning his lines,
he asks Jamie for help.
Landon and Jamie begin practicing
together at her house after school. Go and get the movie.
My favorite love song of all time is
Love is like a butterfly by Dolly parton
Love is like a butterfly
As soft and gentle as a sigh
The multicolored moods of love are like it's
satin wings
Love makes your heart feel strange inside
It flutters like soft wings in flight
Love is like a butterfly, a rare and gentle thing
I feel it when you're with me. Go and download this track. Thanks for reading please don't forget to drop yours. #GodblessNigeria

No time for rubbish, this is 2015 work hard make money and big girls will spot you.

Serena go beat the hell out of him... just compare the muscle...

[color=#770077][/color] True!

go and settle your case in the place of prayer...

En! name wetin concern us?

This man is meant to preach the words of God not politics, only God we save this country from pastors and preachers like this.

Enh! na wetin come concern us??

Na their problems, leave am for them..

SaintRobs:
4. “Convocate.”This is an archaic and rare word that you won’t find in most modern dictionaries and that native speakers of the language never use. Its modern form is “convoke.” But the verb of choice in Nigerian English for the convening of the formal ceremony for the award of degrees is “convocate,” as in: “our school convocated last Saturday.” Native speakers don’t even use “convoke,” the modern alternative to “convocate,” in that sense. They simply say something like “Our school had a convocation last Saturday.” Convoke is often used in relation to formal meetings or gatherings, as in: convoke a conference or convoke a meeting of the National Assembly/the Federal Executive Council, etc.

5. “Gisted.”The verb form of this word is not known to any other variety of English outside Nigerian English. Native speakers say “chitchat” where Nigerians say “gist.” In Standard English gist is usually a noun that means the central idea of a conversation, a speech, an argument, etc., as in: “what is the gist of President Goodluck Jonathan’s long broadcast?” Gist is never used as a verb in Standard English, and it has not the remotest semantic connection with light informal conversations.
I think it was the prolific and highly talented Dr. Herbert Igboanusi of the University of Ibadan who once pointed out that “gisted”—and its other inflections such as “gisting”— started as a slang term in southern Nigerian universities before it percolated into general Nigerian English.

6. “Detribalized.”Nigerians use this word as an adjective of approval for someone who isn’t wedded to narrow ethnic or communal allegiances; it describes a person who is nationalist, cosmopolitan, liberal, progressive, and broadminded. But that’s not the way native English speakers understand and use the word. To “detribalize,” according to the Oxford Dictionary of English, is to “remove (someone) from a traditional tribal social structure.” In Australia, for instance, English settlers forcefully took away children from their parents and took them to white foster homes to “detribalize” them, in other words, to take the “tribe” out of them, to “civilize” them. That program was called “detribalization.” It arose out of the notion that “tribes” are a collection of savages that need to be civilized—or “detribalized.”
It’s a shame that educated Nigerians describe themselves as “detribalized” and think it’s a badge of honor. The ignorance is just galling!
This is the usage advice that the latest edition of the Oxford Dictionary gives on the use of the word tribe: “In historical contexts the word tribe is broadly accepted (the area was inhabited by Slavic tribes), but in contemporary contexts it is problematic when used to a community living within a traditional society. It is strongly associated with past attitudes of white colonialists towards so-called primitive or uncivilized peoples living in remote underdeveloped places. For this reason it is generally preferable to use alternative terms such as community or people.”
I have written at least five previous articles in the past six years calling attention to the impropriety of calling modern people anywhere
es.”

Nice job Bro,

What do you want us to do with ur bum . u wan make we grab am abi...

Rubbish!

invisibility:
Please how can someone check the balance of this whatsapp bundle.I mean the code to check the balance.Anyone please?

*990*0#

I need more information, can you drop a whatsapp / email address..

dial *948# to get the airtel whatsapp bundle that works for other apps @50 mb per month 100 naira only