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PapaBrowne: And at the time you were buying 2 naira a cup, how much were your parents earning.now let me tell u dis, what 20000 can do in dos days i was talkin abt ur 200k cant do it nw especially in lagos, first tins first, if u av an ontelligence outlook n the circumstances still remain d sam it will frustrate u, u tink nigerians r dumb? No its d system dt is, brian drain ois very very avoidable if tins work |
lol.... Badt boi |
u stay in the south south? |
Baybe: I see..ok 1 more tin u need to see ur inbox |
Baybe: I'm lostBut found......... Sexual spirits like very beautiful tins..... |
^ thanks jare, i wonder why some of our youths are scared of emancipating thorsef from slavery..... Guess they dont knw what they are missing |
Baybe: Seriously. Midnight prayer thingshmmmmmm baby no be their fault o, i can see why...... |
Carrying ur bible around or keepin ur bible beside ur bed is spiritual, is just like keeping a gun under ur bed for security. U want it handy not just for reading but for praying.if its the holder that counts why do we see n hear testimonies where people claim their bible on its own worked wonders without or wit little assistance frm dem, wud dis still be d case if d bible is on ur phone? If u keep ur bible under ur pillow at nyt for protection, can d one on ur fone serve same purpose? |
keepin ur bible beside ur bed is spiritual, is just like keeping a gun under ur bed for security. U want it handy not just for reading but for praying. I have a thread where i ask that is it wrong to use soft copy or virtual bibles/holybooks? The response was mixed but leaned in the side of those dat say it doesnt matter the form it comes with, its the holder that counts. But we ve seen n heard testimonies where people claim their bible on its own worked wonders without or wit little assistance frm dem, wud dis still be d case if d bible is on ur phone? If u keep ur bible under ur pillow at nyt for protection, can d one on ur fone serve same purpose? |
[quote author=Willy+willy]Revolution Kooo Papalution niee[/quote]oh ye of little faith beware when we get d signal to cut the tall trees |
[quote author=big-t]i wouldnt know, but what have u been doing?[/quote]Son of man its time u take ur destiny in ur hands, stop folding ur hands and wait for ghosts to crack ur kernel as religious as d libyans, chinese, Egyptians are they knw action is inevitable...... |
Baybe:u mean they torment u too? |
to pursue incubuses and succubuses! |
[quote author=big-t]Revolution is not a joke! Think twice and ask for God's intervention instead.[/quote]precisely what the churches and mosques been doing since indepence and i think thats Gowons present occupation. |
Everyday i meet people, we talk, we argue, virtually or physically, Man is a socio political animal and am an evidence of that....... Am relatively young compared to some folks i do interact with and i tell u we do exchange lessons...... I started to be interested in any politics ever since the demiise of the man in black googles bringing in the Abdusalam brief reign ( i am a product of the very late 80s), my initiation into the political socializatioin was when i was following my mum to see a friend and we came across people wit placards singing something about MKO and Kingigbe, shoutin something about Hope ( i later realized this was the Great abiola hope campaign for the 1993 annuled presidential election) secondly when Abacha was trying to metamorphosise himself into a democratically elected president i do come across handbills and campaign posters on my way to school, those posters do bear funny political party names like Gdmp, bbbp, ssdpd, (sorry i cant remember exactly but then as a kid they look and sound funny to me plius they all bear the same abacha pix........ The above is just an excerpt from my credentials wish proves that with the comparatively small tin av witnessed and experienced eversince politically, i think Nigeria badly needs another progressive minded Nzeogwu coup now or a well managed citizen revolution. Malysia came here in the 70s to borrow plam trees now they own ........... I use to buy Garri for 2naira a cup and kuli kuli 5 pieces for jut 1naira ...now............. Lets see how many nairalanders think we need a surgery politically now before pure water bcoms 100 naira per satchet pls press like if u tink Nigeria needs a revolution |
love is really all about Compromise, settlement and most times in marriage, its just simply resigning to fate. Theres really no paeticaular fellow made for u. Cicumstances ans situations play a lot of role in meeting whom u meet, |
ok, well am not really into computers but i do hear a lot about CCNA, autocad, and Java...... i think u shd go for somtin that can enable u to make applications, softwares etc i think dat shd be Java tins |
aint it possible for u to study everytin? |
Adamskuty: rubbish! Let's say only 20% live like thatreally? Ok |
@Obiagelli i understand u, but d naija pics u used doesnt actually reflect 80 percent of us, if qatar is as large as naija is, dat devolpment too myt not be 80 percent of what dey experience, in china dat u keep referring to, the larger populaion stll live in poverty like we do. Dat naija pics u used represents d north, 80 percent of Southerners dont live like that, lets just say 60 percent |
OP simply put, ur comparison is f*cked up* |
hmmmm cute lips, hw do u do? |
Obiagelli: Does banana island constitute 80% of our landscape, why this settle for less mentalityi meant qatar is a small nation unlike nigeria, u cud av just compare qatar to lagos alone, i swear u will see not much difference |
did anyone else catch d phrase "foster mother"? So it isnt her biological mum? |
OP, ur comparison is offpoint, is nigeria d only country in d wrold with ghettos? U can as well compare banana island with mushin....... Y nt compare equals wit equals |
WANICEDUDE: where do ú stayi stay in all the SW states, but i stay much in lagos, ryt nw am in Akure |
WANICEDUDE: fayose is a man of d people. Fayose is a grassroot politician. Am very u sure u support fayemis government. Only fayóse can defeat fayemi at d polls.if fayose did good i will support him, he may win elections but he is a fraud. We all av to wake up, he may be a grassroot politician but he has no great plan for ekiti people, just loudmouthing, most people who follow him are adults who knw no better, solid youths who are progressive minded are waiting to rubbish him, do u tink am lying? |
u see d fact that people follow u doesnt mean u r a good politician, it myt mean u av no reasonable opponent, or that u r ver y good at manipulating, fayose was governor because he was PDP and Obasonjo was running tins den, ekiti was sick of adebayo who unluckily has limited funds at his disposal (he was AD) in a pdp fed govt, same facstors that bot fayose in took him out, he got so over confident and disrespectful, ask me, why does he keep switching parties if he is so relevant in ekiti, which party wont want to retain him if he is? Like fayemi said in yoruba, fayose is now a clown. |
vivacious vivi: For wia!oh dear.... I wud av...... I just dont knw, i have a tin for dark slim gals wit long hairs, d hair myt not be many, but d length means somtn to me |
yall will av good moments if u can try Pounded yam with hot Ogbono soup mixed with bitter leaf and assorted meats especialy intestines, dats hw i didi NB- to keep it all natural, dont take with any form of beverage, wine or beer just drink either cold or warm water as u please, however u can consult original palmwine |
Rexxie: Well i don't have much yam memos but i remember how i and neighbors kids used to coin names for food stuff we would sneak and cook up...lio/leo was for oil and may was for yam and we always use them with impunity and no one not even our parents understood what we were saying....no it wasnt chike and d river, it was WITHOUT A SILVER SPOON by Eddie iroh, i cant remember dat teachers name too |
vivacious vivi: Yes Sir! #Saluting!yes i am, lol sorry is dat ur hair? |
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