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akinswaggs:
How much do you buy Payoneer?

I don't buy payoneer

Swtness:
People stop being ignorant! Begin to read and learn. Be an educated Bank customer! It is high time! There are people who are enjoying being a Bank customer! Find out how they are having a peaceful existence with the same Banks you dey get problem with and learn! Change o! As no be only you waka come the Bank! Ha ha!

What thrash are u saying? People got defrauded in broad day light and u are here saying what not, I guess if u are one of those who lost funds you won't be talking like this

onatisi:
But only gambling sites and online casinos uses it. I googled the wallet sef and I saw that one can even fund it directly by oneself,so why are ppl buying it again?

Forex, sport betting sites and some investment sites also use it. Yes u can fund it with your card yourself but with d current exchange rates that banks charge these days, that will be on d high side.

onatisi:
Please kindly expatiate more on this neteller ,can it be used to buy things online

Sure it can be used to buy stuffs online, as long d merchant is receiving

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Keep the orders coming my people

Happy new month my people.

where is lalasticlala na?
food don done o

Yes bro , am with you on this one.
we need more guys here abeg before we take to other social media plats

Afternoon my people....its sure going to be a great week

lalasticlala, ishilove and co, i think a thread like this deserve d front page.
I sure say if na tonto dike go naked now, e for don reach front page

A class action should bring gt bank to his senses, useless bank

Keep d orders coming people

CHIWETEL EJIOFOR

Chiwetel Ejiofor was born on July 10, 1977 to Nigerian father, Arinze and mother, Obiajulu.

His father was a doctor and mother, a pharmacist while his younger sister is CNN correspondent Zain Asher.

Chiwetel who has starred in top movies the likes of ’12 Years A Slave’, Half of a Yellow sun’ amongst others was awarded the O.B.E. (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2008 Queen’s Birthday Honors List for his services to drama.

He became more popular for his role as a slave in the movie “12 Years A Slave” , receiving the BAFA male acting trophy.

HUGO WEAVING

Australian-British actor, Hugo Weaving was born on April 4, 1960 in Nigeria.

Although not to Nigerian parents but he was actually given birth to in Nigeria, which makes him a Nigerian by birth.

The 54-year-old old Hugo Weaving was born at the University College Hospital in Ibadan.

The award winning actor has acted in several blockbusters movies the likes of, The Matrix Trilogy and Lord of The Rings Trilogy, Transformers Trilogy, The Hobbit Trilogy and Captain America.

OSITADIMMA UMENYIORA

Osi is a British- American football player born on November 16, 1981 to Nigerian parents.

The award winning football player he is one of three British-born players to have won a Super Bowl ring.

Osi is an outside linebacker for the Atlanta Falcons of the National Football League (NFL).

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SEAL

Seal real names Henry Olusegun Olumide Adelo Samuel is a British singer and songwriter.
Born on February 19, 1963 to Nigerian father, Francis Samuel and mother, Adebisi Ogundeji.

He was married to model/TV personality, Heidi Klum for seven years with three kids together before they got separated in 2012.

The award winning R n B singer has won four Grammy Awards and an MTV Video Music Award amongst others.

Seal has several hit songs which include ‘Kiss from the rose’, ‘Crazy, ‘Killer’, “Lips Like Sugar”.


ASHLEY MADEKWE is an English actress born to a Nigerian father and English mother.

Ashley is popularly known for her role in the ABC drama series ‘Revenge’.

She is married to English actor, Iddo Goldberg.


LEMAR OBIKA

English R&B singer and song-writer, Lemar Obika, born 4 April 1978 to Nigerian parents of Enugu State

The award winning Lemar, although much hasn’t been heard of him of recent released hit songs like Time to Grow, If There’s Any Justice”.

He rose to fame following his position in the third place on the first series of British talent show Fame Academy.

UZOMAKA NWANEKA ADUBA

Hollywood actress, Uzo Aduba is born to a Nigerian parents.

She is popular for her role in the hit series ‘Orange Is The New Black’.

Recently, in August 2014, Uzo Aduba won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Guest Actress in a Comedy Series in Los Angeles.

Sometimes, we tend to watch our favourite international celebs on screen, yet we have no idea what their full names are let alone their background as most of their fans tend to identify them with their screen names.
Well now its time to feed your eyes and say ‘Wow I never knew this celeb was a Nigerian’ as we present to you more International celebs that are Nigerians and doing well in their careers.

Below are some of the international celebrities with Nigerian origin you never knew.
http://www.onlineleaks247.com/index.php/2016/02/29/meet-these-international-celebrities-you-didnt-know-are-nigerians/

SOPHIE OKONEDO

Sophie is a British actress born to Nigerian father, Henry Okonedo and a Jewish mother, Joan nee Allman.

Popularly known for her role in top movies such as After Earth, Hotel Rwanda. She also acted in the TV series ‘Doctor Who’.

In 1991, she made her acting debut in the British drama, Young Soul Rebels.

The Award winning actress, Sophie soaring high in her career was nominated for an Oscar.

In 2010, she was awarded the OBE (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) in the 2010 Queen’s Birthday Honours List for her services to drama.

Sophie, a graduate of Cambridge University is single mother of one.

NNAMDI ASOMUGHA

Is a former American football cornerback. Born on July 6, 1981 to Nigerian parents from the Igbo tribe.

The football star, Asomugha is married to top American actress, Kerry Washington.

They welcomed their daughter in April 2014.

For many years he was frequently mentioned as one of the best shutdown corners in the National Football League. Meanwhile aside being a football player, Nnamdi is also an actor.

TINIE TEMPAH

Tinie Tempah real names Patrick Chukwuemeka Okogwu is one of the top UK rappers.

Born on November 7, 1988 to Nigerian parents from Ibusa, Delta state.

Tinie Tempah began his music career in 2005 and he has since carved a niche for himself with several awards to his names.

From Brit Award, Nigeria Entertainment Awards to MOBO Awards. In 2014, he won the BET Awards for the Best International Act.

In 2013, Tinie Tempah travelled to his homeland, Nigeria, to play his first ever show in Lagos to thousands of fans.

Apparently, Tinnie Tempah has got a thing of fashion, as he is reportedly one of the most stylish men in the music industry

SHIRLEY BASSEY

She is a Welsh singer born to Nigerian father, Henry Bassey and English mother, Eliza Jane Start.

Born on January 8, 1937. Shirley Bassey is well known for recording the theme songs to the James Bond films Goldfinger, Diamonds Are Forever.

One of the most popular female vocalists in Britain during her time, she was awarded Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE) in 1999 by Queen Elizabeth II for her services to entertainment.

Good morning folks, you can get your ecurrency credited at the prices below:
Perfect Money: You buy @325, you sell @280
Bitcoin: You buy @325, sell @280
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bdavis:
Confirmed! Oya who go join me in class action suit against GTBANK?

Nigerians wont even touch a class action with a long stick but trust me if folks come together and sue their ass they will sit up, pay damages and stop this nonsense.

Speechless3:
This is not a spiritual blessing but an earthly one because both the good and wicked are rewarded for diligence and sometimes favoured above their peers. But this has nothing to do with the gospel. Please dont mix them up.

Happy for her and more because we are both models.

On point

tumababa:
Happy sunday. 400usd Available from a us paypal at d rate of ₦295 per dollar

800usd Neteller fund Available at ₦ 320 per $

Tuma, make we do d 800$ neteller @295 na?

Trendy247:
Every morning wen u wake up, just kneel down n thank Linda, because if no b she I no knw where u 4 dey now... Even with moni u no fit fyn sef

U hit d nail on d head jare......

Hello my people, hope u guys are enjoying the weekend?

A South African lady named Tshepo Maleka proposed to her girlfriend Ingrid Maphefo yesterday,26th Febuary .
The excited bride to be who shared the photos wrote “I SAID YES”
How sweet!
Thoughh, South Africans right now are descending on the couple for being proud lesbians. The OAP who has also received death threats has taken down her social media handle
http://www.onlineleaks247.com/index.php/2016/02/27/south-african-female-oap-proposes-to-her-girlfriend-in-public-photos/

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olafunso:
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cruzita:
the selfie takers own worst pass.if u try that nonsense near me I go just comot shoe stone u for head

kilode? u dey vex o.....

ChappyChase:
I can endure all of it save one! And that's the great commentators, most especially those ones with offensive mouth odour!!!!! Oga you don watch the film, why not just stay at home!!!!!!!!

lol@mouth odour.....

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The cinema culture is fast returning at an appreciable pace after it declined in the 1990s. Today, cinemas like Ozone, Silverbird and Genesis Deluxe around the country are witnessing reasonable attendance.

While the many rediscover the joy of blockbuster movies on a big screen, there are some persons who may be hell-bent on diverting your attention from the screenplay and this can be annoying.

Jovago.com, Africa’s No 1 hotel booking portal gather some of these annoying things that Nigerians do at the cinema.

The prolific commentator

They are better commentators than Andy Gray and John Motson. However, they do not to run football commentaries but annoying movie commentaries at the cinema.

They will narrate every scene, they cannot keep their emotions under wraps and they always have something to say about the movie. They cannot simply keep their mouth shut. This kind of people can be very frustrating.

The phone talkative
Your phone rings every second in the cinema hall and you pick it every time it rings. Even if you are a businessman, your phone should be on silent rather than disturbing others with your calls.

It is better to just switch it off when you are at the movies.
In addition, remember that you are on a date with your significant other, you should make it an eventful evening for her.

However, for some people, they do not really care, they will convert the cinema into a phone call hub even though there is a clear sign that you should switch off your phone.

The selfie addict
You cannot do without taking pictures even in the cinema. You flip out your phone, pose and click! These pictures are immediately uploaded on social media.

It is either you take your pictures before or after the not everyone will be happy with the lousy display of your photography talent.

The crying baby
You will definitely regret going to the cinema if you are in the same hall with a crying baby. The question is why do some mothers bring their babies to the cinema?

Because at a particular point during the movie, the baby will inescapably brawl its lungs. If this happens, you will have no choice than to leave the hall.

He who laughs last…
A comical scene was shown and everyone in the cinema hall laughs. However, for you, that is when your laughter begins. You may be laughing last but you are definitely not laughing best as your laughter could bring you ridicule.
http://www.onlineleaks247.com/index.php/2016/02/26/5-funny-yet-annoying-things-nigerians-do-at-the-cinema/

Good morning my people