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Man beater beware this ladies prayer even bobo go run liv you kai! To boy PRAYER"BABA GOD NOT MY POTION"abeg make una say AMEN. You u wan CHEAT CONTROL PUNCH BASTERDISE MESSTERISE Hmm hmm sowi kai! mehn! oh!fuckkkmehhh! But you know.......
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SIRTee15:Spare me bro,which endorsement. Is this the first time you are seeing such don't worry such nonsense will come again. Remember you know..... |
zinachidi:Bro you bad, kai if woman see, sorry na ur name. If ur woman na EDO GIRL, hmmmm make I no t... You know. .. |
It depends oh! Op please stop to de c... ...Some pikin wa de h.... You know. .... |
icedbeatz:COMFIRM, I salute. Bro u just finish work. You know. ... |
Kai! My people. Chai! Chei! And Hmmm. Anyway to d..... Remember you know. .... |
Hmmm what can I say son. Remember our did..... You know. ..... |
Aegon:True talk bro. GEJ really fought A BIG battle. Keep the good work to enlightened our people. All of a sudden they began to shout COOPERATION, ASSIST, SHOW CONSIGN. Something most be wrong somewhere in which the populace is not aware of. You know. ..... |
Orikinla:Hypocrisy at the highest order. But bro who are we to blame if not ourselves. Guys lets see the beauty in them when they are NATURAL believe me they will change. You know. ..... |
Mrbigman1:1 most the most SOPHISTICATED WEAPON they use this time around is the MEDIA. Finding show that the UK didn't see any atomic bomb site. If you follow international politics, you notice that the US &IT ALLIES NATION ARE BIG TIME HYPOCRITE. I just don't know anything the say, do, provides, invent etc is always right, superior, best etc. Even if they do negative thing, they always find their way out. Remember you know. ...... |
MzNelly:Sis what the Op post is true. Your quote is beautiful but most ladies wouldn't accept it in which you know. I love it when we appreciate the BLACK RACE . Thumb up to you. Remember you know. .... |
Experience I guess so. But na true talk. Because if Women handle you, kai!. In short make I no talk wetin de my m...... If you know. ...... |
Africa and Inferiority complex are like b...... You know. .. |
E no easy., nothing good comes easy. Guys you know. .... |
barcanista:Thank you bro Just imagine since independent., dem de yarn jobs creation. If de managed create jobs like 100. 60 na bluetooth and connectivity. 20 na to settle oga at the top. Anoda 20, you fit guess. Or the hundred fit be sc....... Kai! Chei! Hmmmm my people una de see. Abeg Dem still dey yarn d same thing. Anyway sha make we see better thing. Che God de . We go survive. No mind dem. Remember you know. ...... |
Why involved SE in this talk . You know. ... . |
Hmmm. Where dem de. You know. ..... |
yang:It good thing but we have to bear any consequences. Remember nothing good comes easy. You know. ...... |
Demburrows:True talk. Bro. ...unl..... |
After four hours and a reported three million submitted questions, Vladimir Putin’s annual marathon TV call-in show is finally over for another year. A slickly-produced question and answer programme, this year threw up a mixture from serious queries on the Ukraine crisis and relations with the West to ridiculous inquiries about buying dogs and cloning, Here’s what we learned. Russia ‘has no imperialist ambitions’ Mr Putin fielded a number of questions relating to the Ukraine crisis and Russia’s relationship with neighbouring countries like Belarus or Kazakhstan, nations which dance to the federation’s tune. Mr Putin said his only interest was ensuring that people of Russian origin living in these countries were treated well, and said that like the rest of the world he wants to improve integration with bordering states. Referencing relations between the US and Canada, Latin American states and the EU, he took issue with the fact that when Russia tries this, it gets accused of building an empire. Mr Putin blames the US for the rise of Isis Asked about the issue of Russian nationals going to fight for the so-called Islamic State, the President insisted that there was no “direct threat” of them returning to attack Russia at this time. He also took the opportunity to have a swing at Washington, saying that US foreign policy – in particular the decision to overthrow Saddam Hussein – had led to a rise in extremism in Iraq where “there had been none before”. Mr Putin is a terrible marriage counsellor Things turned a bit silly when one caller said she and some other women wanted to buy one of their friends a pet dog for her 40th birthday, but that her strict former-military husband did not like the idea. In a slightly sexist intervention that’s unlikely to help anyone, Mr Putin appealed to the retired colonel: “Boris, please, let your wife get a dog. It’s a good deed and will strengthen your family.” Mr Putin thinks Russia doesn’t need any allies In another question about Russia’s position in the world, one caller asked who exactly were the nation’s allies. To this, Mr Putin said he agreed with a quotation from the 19th century Russian emperor Alexander III, who said: “Russia has just two allies, its army and its navy.” The President’s shortest response to a question came following a rather fawning reference to his extraordinary personal popularity ratings, which top 80 per cent despite the country being in recession. Q: “Dear Vladimir Vladimirovich! Have you ever thought about cloning yourself? There are no other officials who the nation trusts!” Mr Putin: “No.” Russia may never find who ordered the killing of Boris Nemtsov Asked about the assassination of the prominent opposition leader just a few hundred yards from the Kremlin itself, Mr Putin described the incident as “tragic and shameful”. The President said he would intervene with the Moscow Mayor over suggestions that flowers left in memory of Mr Nemtsov were being bagged up and removed by officials. But he said that, despite the fact five Chechens have been arrested over the shooting, investigators may never know who masterminded the killing. When asked a second time about this point, Mr Putin declined to comment further Russia’s economy could return to growth in two years Despite official estimates that the Russian economy will shrink by between 3 and 5 per cent this year, Mr Putin remained upbeat on the nation’s prospects. He admitted that he saw no immediate end to Western sanctions imposed over the Ukraine crisis, but pointed to the Ruble’s recovery as a sign of investor confidence and said Russia could be back growing again within two years. Russia ‘has no military forces in Ukraine’ Since the start of the Ukraine crisis, Moscow has repeatedly denied charges from the West that it is directly arming and reinforcing the separatist rebels. Despite Nato and rights groups reporting otherwise, Mr Putin said today: “I will tell you openly and straightly. There are no Russian troops in Ukraine.” Russia is not worried about war with Ukraine One question sent via a reporter in the field came from a hotel-owner in western Russia, whose business lies near the border with crisis-stricken eastern Ukraine. She said she and her family were “terrified” about violence spilling over into Russian territory – but an almost-smiling Mr Putin shrugged off her fears. “There will be no war,” he said, adding that the “few shells” that had fallen on Russian soil since the conflict began were “accidents” and nothing to worry about. There was nothing wrong with lifting the missile-delivery embargo on Iran Mr Putin defended the decision, made this week, to lift a ban on selling defensive missiles to Iran. He said the Middle Eastern state had shown “a desire to reach compromise”, and said that it did not undermine international sanctions on the basis that Russia’s ban, in force since 2010, was “voluntary”. It is up to the West to normalise relations with Russia Among the high-profile figures to be given the chance to ask questions was the editor-in-chief of the Nezavisimaya Gazeta newspaper, Konstantin Remchukov. He said that he was among those in Russian society who felt the country was better off when it was working with the US rather than against it. But Mr Putin said a normalisation of diplomatic relations would only happen if the West respected Russia’s international interests, adding: “[The US] doesn’t need allies, it only needs vassals.” He said Russia would never accept a relationship on those terms. Source:http://nairausd..com/2015/04/12-things-we-learned-from-russian.html Also:http://nairausd..com/
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The First City Monument Bank Nigerian (FCMB) Limited has said restrictions in foreign-currency trading are the biggest risk to banks in Africa’s largest economy as they struggle against a slump in oil prices and a weak naira. “What we clearly see is a very tough half year,” the Chief Executive Officer, FCMB Limited, Mr. Ladi Balogun, who heads the nation’s ninth largest lender by market share, said in an interview with Bloomberg in Lagos yesterday. “It is important that we restore liquidity in the foreign exchange market as quickly as possible.” The Central Bank of Nigeria applied rules and restrictions to stabilise the naira after it declined to a record low in February as the price of oil, the nation’s major foreign-exchange earner fell by a half in the second half of last year. The central bank has devalued the naira twice since November and prevented banks from buying dollars in the interbank market without matching orders, steadying the exchange rate while reducing liquidity. The naira has dropped 17 per cent against the dollar in the past six months, the most among 24 currencies tracked by Bloomberg. Pressure on the currency is expected to ease after portfolio inflows to Africa’s largest oil producer increased following last month’s presidential elections, Director of Financial Markets at the Abuja-based central bank, Emmanuel Ukeje said this week. “Our hope is that as we get better on our balance of payments generally some of these restrictions will be relaxed,” Balogun said. “When there is pressure on the currency, we all have to pay the price. The banks are paying the price of reducing the level of foreign exchange trading that they are doing.” Source:http://nairausd..com/2015/04/curb-in-foreign-currency-hurting-banks.html Also:http://nairausd..com/2015/04/cbns-directive-on-use-of-foreign.html
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seunfly:True talk bro. But wait did you post China added more than $7T in 10yrs. My God. You know. .... |
londongal03:So you are. .... You know. .... |
ucheheart:Mt bro yarn dem oh. You know. .... |
Can somebody in the house tell me any meaningful development she has done in her father's place. Kai! People una see watin I de ...... But you know. ..... |
garrix8:Oh! You really accept your crase level don enter new dimension. Wow I am marveled, that's nice. You know. ....Doc |
omenka:Zahra ke, u no no say she still de shop for London. You know. .... |
Firefire:Thanks bro. It doesn't work that way. Remember two wrong can n..... You know. .... |
pDude:Bro please take it easy on her abeg. You know ...... |
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. *modified* oh, i forgot, the question was for the ladies.
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