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How u take enter dah room, talk true.





Anyway, tell mom to reduce risk of contacting any disease...but pray for the man and advise your mom.







Note: This controversial doesn't need to be on FP, moreover my advice is sufficient.

Are you new to GNLD terror?

No doubt, it has an effect... but what can man do?

I don't know... but then his d**k was in control, but now his Head is at work.

Change is air

Mrs. Ezekwesili, nwanyi osumenyi will know better

money121:
The presence of single mothers is becoming a widespread phenomenon in Lagos. In the past, people look at them with contempt and speak of their situation with disapproval. Although the scrutiny hasn’t totally disappeared, their increased number is becoming a norm.


5. Relativity It’s all relative. What works for one man could be detrimental to the other. Some women choose to be single mothers all by themselves. This is single mother by choice; some women crave to be that. Some of these women have gone past the marriageable age but desire to have children. While some choose to be single mothers because they resent being controlled by men.

New Generation Madness

A fleet-footed Japanese centenarian raced into
the Guinness World Records reference book on
Wednesday and declared himself a “medical marvel”
as he continues to stalk sprint king Usain Bolt.
Hidekichi Miyazaki, dubbed “Golden Bolt” after the
fastest man on the planet, clocked 42.22
seconds in Kyoto to set a 100 metres world
record in the over-105 age category — one for
which no mark previously existed — a day after
reaching the milestone age.
“I’m not happy with the time,” the pint-sized
Miyazaki told AFP in an interview after recovering
his wind. “I started shedding tears during the race
because I was going so slowly. Perhaps I’m
getting old!”
Indeed, so leisurely was his pace that Bolt could
have run his world record of 9.58 four times, or
practically completed a 400 metres race — a fact
not lost on Miyazaki.
“I’m still a beginner, you know,” he said, grinning
from ear to ear. “I’ll have to train harder.
Training was going splendidly, so I had set
myself a target of 35 seconds. I can still go
faster.”
“I will say this: I’m proud of my health,” added
Miyazaki, the poster boy for Japan’s turbo-charged
geriatrics in a country with one of the world’s
highest life expectancies.
“The doctors gave me a medical examination a
couple of days ago and I’m fit as a fiddle.
“My brain might not be the sharpest but
physically I’m tip-top. I’ve never had any health
problems. The doctors are amazed by me. I can
definitely keep on running for another two or
three years.”
Dressed in his trademark red, tight shorts hiked
alarmingly high, Miyazaki got off to a wobbly
start before finding a gentle rhythm and trotting
across the finish line to loud cheers, greeted by
his great-grandchildren carrying bouquets.
Cheekily, he celebrated by striking Bolt’s famous
“lightning” pose before being presented with a
certificate from Guinness officials.
– Dream race –
Asked about Bolt’s latest heroics at last
month’s athletics world championships in Beijing,
Miyazaki screwed up his nose and said with a
chuckle: “He hasn’t raced me yet!”
The twinkle-toed Miyazaki, who holds the 100
metres world record for centenarians at 29.83
seconds, insisted there was still time for a dream
race against the giant Jamaican.
“I would still love to compete against him,” said
Miyazaki, who loses valuable seconds because he
cannot hear the starter’s gun go off.
“Two or three years ago Bolt came to Japan
and said he wanted to meet me. There was a
call about it but I was out and he left without
meeting me. I felt deeply sorry.”
Miyazaki, who was born in 1910 — the year Japan
annexed Korea and when the Titanic was still
being built — only took up running in his early
90s and prepares for races by taking a sneaky
catnap.
He stands just 1.53 metres (five feet) tall and
weighs in at 42 kilograms (92 pounds).
He trains religiously by popping a kilogram weight
into a rucksack and going for daily walks around
his local park in Kyoto, where he now lives.
“It’s all about willpower,” Miyazaki said of his
need for speed. “You have to keep going.”
Japanese television crews jostled as Miyazaki, a
native of tea-growing Shizuoka prefecture, arrived
for his record tilt sporting dapper white slacks
and a Panama hat.
Job done on the track, the Japanese iron man
proved he was a dab hand at the shot put,
tossing a best effort of 3.25 metres before
calling it a day.
“I can’t think about retiring,” said Miyazaki, whose
next competition is next month’s Japanese
Masters Championships. “I have to continue for a
few more years, to show my gratitude to my
fans.”







www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/105-yr-old-japanese-sets-100m-world-record-to-meet-bolt/

I don't see the need for O level

I don't believe some

Signifies what?

insensitive girls, and cry cry babies.

When you are expecting a call for job interviews, you are likely to pick any call.

No no no...but for the lazy. guys finding the easy solution, it's a yes and even faster.

coolitempa:
Rochas does not deserve this from people he has served so well..... ....if the story is true.... ...where is the source

Which part of Imo state are You now?

Click the link to view

www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2va9dB9ny4

EggovinMma:
Do you want a money bet?

Hmmm... not money, something else.

EggovinMma:

Seems he will win, no arguments about that. He will be the Governor.

Prophetess

Good guys are boring, continue with the bad guy till u get a divorce.

Who gave him your number?

From your story, you don't love the man.
One day the kids will make life tough for you, advice the man to love his wife only.

I observed that most couples have court marriage, unlike in the 90s and early 2000.
Dose it show lack of trust?

klassd:
Sorry did they ask you for account number?

NO

Make sure you support it with prayer and hard work.
Also don't be selective, golds are buried in mud.

No one
If you don taste am before, u go know how far. If you are innocent, cast the stone.

We thank God...oya corrupt fellas face Caribbean

munchfani:
MADAM U DOING A GOOD JOB FOR THE ELITE...STUPID WOMAN!

Do you need immunization against hate?

By Ikenna Asomba
Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan’s Minister of
Finance & Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Dr.
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, on Monday, expressed joy
over her new job to join the board of Gavi, the
Vaccine Alliance, founded by Bill and Melinda
Gates.
The former finance minister, had also announced
that she will also be joining US investment bank,
Lazard’s sovereign advice division.
Okonjo-Iweala who tweeted via her Twitter
handle, @NOIweala said: “I’m excited to join GAVI
to immunize 300 million more children in the next
five years and save 5 million to 6 million more
lives.”
The new portfolios, however, follow her second
stint as Nigeria’s finance minister, which ended in
May after the Goodluck Jonathan-led government
was voted out of office.
Okonjo-Iweala has spent the past three decades
working on fiscal management and governance
systems in Africa through 25 years at the World
Bank, most recently as a managing director, and
twice as finance minister in what is now the
continent’s biggest economy.
She has although, recently come under sharp
criticisms particularly by Governor Adams
Oshiomhole of Edo State, over issues bordering on
alleged corruption in the last administration.
Okonjo-Iweala has argued that her work on
transparency and anti-corruption as finance minister
under both Mr Jonathan and Olusegun Obasanjo has
been unfairly “brushed aside.”


cc:lalasticlala





www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/why-im-excited-about-my-new-jobs-okonjo-iweala/

Jollyjoy:
easier said than done.

God bless your soul.

Ultimate001:
lols... I went to FGC, Ikirun nd we didn't av juniors till we got to SS2 (ds made it super worse). Which FGC did u go?

FGC okigwe... same set with me. At a point such was scanty ss1 3rd term.

Anthony. Martial, gains confidence.

I can't explain, because it is not my business.