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[color=#1986BC] What a waste.He could have come to the wedding with an entourage of bannies in tow,instead of acting like a man strickened with oneitis...[/color] |
[color=#1986BC] You mean iron condemn?..[/color] |
[color=#1986BC] Hitler, Man of the Year. Idi Amin, Man of the year. Abacha, Man if the Year....Tinubu, Man of the Year.[/color] |
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Juoflife1:[color=#1986BC] Bonjour mademoiselle....kiss..kiss..[/color] |
phorget:[color=#1986BC] That's just stretching the imagination....[/color] |
Dragunz:[color=#1986BC] Cartoon network...[/color] |
RemoveKebab:[color=#1986BC] Yeah, I will give him credit for that....[/color] |
Dragunz:[color=#1986BC] The concept is too much for you to grasp, go and watch cartoon network.[/color] |
abobote:[color=#1986BC] No they're not.... Only America is World Super Power, although China is now becoming a threat to their hegemony..France no reach anywhere, go and ask from people that know things like this, even google.[/color] |
[color=#1986BC] That crap on his head is not a crown but a Prussian soldier helmet straight from the days of Otto von Bismarck.....These people will appropriate dog sh*t from the white man, just to project importance in their village..[/color] |
Akwamkpuruamu:[color=#1986BC] It's too late for that bro....These countries are already used to the "feeding bottle" principle concocted by France to control their economy remotely. Besides, someone tried it back in the day, some guy called Sekou Toure of Guinea who thought he was modern day Jesus Christ. Until France decided to press their neck and used them as scape goat for others to learn. Up till now for more than 40 years, Guinean economy hasn't recovered and it is even contracting as we speak.Yet this is a country blessed with immense natural resources far ahead than Nigeria with a population size of Lagos state...[/color] |
Dragunz:[color=#1986BC] All these children in Nairaland that don't know anything, mtcheew...[/color] |
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[color=#1986BC] Dane gun? Was expecting to see shakabula...If you don't have shakabula in your arms cache then what you have is scrap metal.[/color] |
sslcrypt:[color=#1986BC] Who mentioned Russia here? Abeg Gettat ..[/color] |
Akwamkpuruamu:[color=#2986BC] According to the Accord that grant Ivory Coast their independence and also the independence of most french speaking west African countries, a certain percentage of their GDP belongs to France, that is, these countries have their National Treasury managed and based in Paris. This is why most french speaking west African countries use CFA, which is printed,managed and controlled by France....So if you done cast as a french speaking west African nation, France can decide to press your neck.[/color] |
[color=#1986BC] Because France are not a world super power that's why....we dare ivory coast to opt out of CFA and watch France turn their economy to dog sh*t. [/color] |
[color=#1986BC] Let's see the effect of having not to import petrol this year will bring to the naira/dollar volatility...[/color] |
[color=#1986BC] Yeah so, earlier this year I had a wager on a combination of football games to net me a big bundle of cash with just a token of money,infact it was 200 to win 297k and the last game was Ghana vs Mozambique in Afcon. I had Mozambique on double chance and before half time Ghana was two nil up, still there was this feeling that something would happen but I had to quit hoping and go home for the night, only to switch on my phone to see that Mozambique had scored twice during 90+ mins. Football can make you go crazy sometimes.[/color] |
[color=#1986BC] Toyota is sooo dead...[/color] |
[color=#1986BC] He could be a runaway....They should check homes of all his friends. The body snatchers don't have him.....yet.[/color] |
[color=#1986BC] Tomorrow being Christmas is the time for the annual Christmas day massacre that's always perpetrated by Fulani on the middle belt people, security agencies should be forewarned..[/color] |
[color=#1986BC] Boom!...Sold!!... Thread Closed, happy holidays y'all.[/color]
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[color=#1986BC] Remember this unit, our last unit? Yes, This particular guy...[/color]
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[color=#1986BC] "I understand pain, I understand death, now I am beginning to understand peace and you cannot take that away from me" Denzel Washington, Equalizer 3..[/color] |
[color=#1986BC] Can it shield from earthquake?[/color] |
codemaster2much:[color=#1086BC] Of course K-20 (the smaller k series engine) work for Crv 2003 and some very fast and racy Honda Civics. K-24( the normal type) work for sedans like Honda Accord "End of Discussion", Discussion Continues ", also works with recent adaptations of Honda Civic SI (very quick and racy too) and Honda CR-V 08. For more info, pls check https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_K_engine. .... This particular K24 engine is going for 500k in the market, but I am selling my stock for 480k last price and I also accept engine swaps for 350k last price. Thank you.[/color] |
Nsiehi:[color=#1986BC] Sorry we don't deal with Toyota, our speciality is Honda for prospective clients based in Abj and its environs.[/color] |
[color=#1986BC] So with this economic turn of events we can safely predict the macroeconomic phenomena that will occur in the new year 2025. In the new year following the pricing of fuel, the prices of goods and services will remain stable at least even though beyond reach of the common man, and yet still in the most interesting scenario, the price of goods and services will start to drop as manufacturers, producers, importers, business people spark a price war amongst themselves to catch a bigger share of the Nigerian market for their goods and services. It should get to a point that foreign investors would want to join in the fight and then it is war-war everywhere.[/color] |
[color=#1986BC] Let the marketers start their own price war...let's war-war instead of jaw-jaw.[/color] |
[color=#1986BC] Price War....Let the competition begin...[/color] |
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