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![]() So Kanu's wife is also a fruitcake. Who woulda guessed? Oh, well! I guess they come in pairs. Ndigbo, Una no go hear say these people no well. Ok. |
OF ALL TIME??!!?? Na waa o. Greatest songs of all time, released within 10-15 years time frame. What of all the thousands of songs before these ones? mmmmmmm? Abi OP, you don't know Nigerians have been singing since before 2005? ![]() All these young Nairalanders sef! |
Oga Honourable, please do us a favour and let him kill you. One less politician makes for a better world, even by just a little. |
tydi:Oga Na lie! Whites his age?!?! Those games you mentioned are developed by TEAMS (note the plural, each team has a Lead/Manager o! ) of mostly college educated hardcore pros. High school kids over there will still be attending coding camps. Though they can come up with something better than the OP, they can never go mainstream at that age. If you disagree, name one teenage hotshot (just one) with a popular game under his belt. Shouldn't be hard to do, he/she will be world famous. |
Viergeachar:There is the possibility that we get it right in this country. The enormity of the odds stacked against such a possibility becoming probable or even reality is quite daunting. Did you hear about the "amnesty for looters" bill? That's just one example of what I'm talking about. Let's not even mention Magu's rejection. I don't have to be a pessimist for the reality staring me in the face to give me a heavy heart. I don't know, however, how the descriptive "diabolical" comes to play in what I wrote. Care to explain? Thanks. |
EDDGgold:It's not trash. It's the fact in the streets in Osun. Just talk to anyone here. They will tell you the same thing. If most people believe the same thing, wrong or not, with true democracy, guess what? The majority calls the shots. |
decatalyst:Guy leave matter! Politicians don't care what the people really feel, so they believe the lies their flunkies tell them. Aregbe thinks Osun people love him unconditionally, that he has reached the point where he can misyarn and misbehave. This is the people telling him otherwise. |
The man should try and work on his health, sha. The posters of him I saw don't look too good. To be able to eat what you like and not have to do anything strenuous may be a curse in disguise. See in brother. Man wey dey chop life anyhow just die like say NEPA off light. I wish him well, sha. |
Sleyanya1:The homeless in NYC may not agree with the bolded. My opinion tho. |
MesutKRIs:Keep laughing. Have fun while Naija keeps getting the worst deal because evil men keep succeeding in politics. I wish I could laugh with you. |
This man is real breath of fresh air. I just gotta cry 'cause the theivers' den and the cabal have other ideas about our survival as a nation. To think that this gentleman and others like him may never get a chance to do us right just breaks my heart. |
We no dey shout again, na true! Because we don lose our voice finish! To begin add TomTom and Baba Blue to we monthly budget again na anoda wahala. In fact, to use firewood wedge dis man mouth just dey hungry me. |
The very physics of the act is mind boggling. Haba! |
Wetin den wan take website do? To share party ideology and manifesto wey no exist? To tell us what they really want our votes for? To interact with citizens (tufiakwa!)? Professional liars with website? yeyedeysmell@yahoo.co.ng |
Bhet truly-truly, on a "seriehs" note, wey Baba? |
mbjsuki:Enough Djinn dey wey go comot dat grand tiff. All they need to do is sign the recall petition. The rest is a done deal. NEEEXT! |
Maybe Rude Ruffie demolished their houses. |
Ok O. |
LionDeLeo:You got it right. |
You buy flood car, na side chick you buy be dat. |
1. Improper planning of residential areas. 2. Lack of efficient waste disposal leading to blocked drainage channels. 3. Not a nice time to buy second hand cars, for obvious reasons. #lemmecomeandbegoing |
BlowBack:This bridge is on a federal Trunk "A" road. Lekki is private property. See the difference? Get it? The "private property" part? FG didn't build those houses. They ain't responsible. The greedy developers who built on lands without proper feasibility studies, survey and design as well as the standoffish snobs who bought houses there to be separated from we "riffraff" better stew in the kettle of tea they put on. |
Na waa o. |
Iamdipson:Really? Then there is a real problem with the constitution. A big loophole in the "checks and balances" premise that guides true democracy. |
banmee:Congratulations on your sudden fit of normal thinking. Have you heard in the past of politicians being stoned by the very people they purport to represent? I, at least, have historical precedence to support my abnormal thinking. What facts have you to back your vague insinuation that I ain't thinking like a normal person? |
Na waa o. So much water in a hilly town. Possibly brought about by a total lack of or blocked drainage channels. |
menxer:When people start lynching some of these guys their eyes will open. Meanwhile, it takes the executive to sign bills into law. I will like to see them present this to PMB/PYO to sign. |
Rokaa:Gbam! That is what the word "INDEPENDENCE" means. |
Rokaa:The pic makes it obvious. Agriculture is the way out. No Agriculture, Nigeria should just forget it. Take out hunger, and the average citizen will most probably begin to think of great things. The countries we are trying to emulate are where they are because they first dealt soundly with hunger. Once hunger was out of the way, they had time for Research and Development. |
madridguy:Make Yahoo plus call you mesmerize you for phone. Before you know anything you don convert all your belongings to Bitcoin. |
Twitter? Wrong place to search. She may even end up with lots of creepy stalkers. Meanwhile, guys, biko verify very well before trying anything o. E fit be one Guy man for Mushin. As in....... you know na. |
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