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KINGreignn:
Still sharp tokumbo standard

kilode100:
2m. Serious buyer

Bluevy:
Please only serious buyers should contact this number
Contact 08102849837 for pictures and enquiry

BlueRayDick:
I made this stir fry noodles for lunch.

I used 2 small sized indomie noodles, 1 small carrot, onions, ginger and garlic in powdered form, 2 small rodo and one big tomato, one half of green pepper and one half of yellow pepper.

HeavenlyBang:
The single most pointless modification. I believe even the V6 models have just one pipe running from the exhaust manifold. So, either way na fake dual exhaust, lmao.

Ishilove:
Where I wan see fresh Afang?

Ishilove:
I tasted Afang earlier in the week. It was disappointing.

Liftedhands:
Unpeeled beans moimoi, laziness didn't allow me wash it(hate washing beans anyways).

Tastes delicious and full of fiber

Ishilove:
That, darling, will be gazetted in PDF format and titled: Afang Soup: Finesse and Preparation

Kingsdave:
My brother owns a Jaguar XF supercharged 2009 ... Its been a year plus 6 month.... We haven't gone to the mechanic for once.. Everything is perfect.... So y'all should stop all that unreliable shit... You dont own nor have ever owned a jaguar.. So STFU

gremp:
Mr, sir, bro, my g, eyan mi....
Please don't use your descendants upkeep money to maintain those "couple of them"

KINGreignn:
Available

Explorers:
A heart-breaking photograph of nursery school children forced to play in 'isolation sections' in French schools has caused shock and outrage.

The photo, taken in a school in Tourcoing on the border with Belgium, shows boys and girls forced to stay away from each other inside areas marked out with chalk.

It comes after three and four-year-olds were allowed to return to classes following two months of lockdown after the French government eased restrictions this week.

AmuDimpka:
I can't remember having a conversation with you ...it seems you folks are clique you know ...just like one for all and all for one ..

I never asked you question...did I ?

AmuDimpka:
Okay ...let's assume that you don't want to answer...okay which car isn't a junk? Maybe we can have the one you produced ..all we ask is for a name !

Because to you most cars are junk...we want to drink from your fountain of knowledge sir

AmuDimpka:
because every car to you is junk...so we would want to know the one that you are driving so thy we can know the one that isn't junk

Piston65:
This is an eight seater private jet
Location: Abuja
Price: $6m asking
Contact: 07069254351

TheEffective:


Self involved and a delusional spinster

stagger:
Carelessness.

They should have packed up everything and wrapped them up with cellophane, then spray an antifungal on the wraps and stored in a dry place. Everything has to be destroyed.

MondayUche1986:
I will not advise not even my enemy to enter the road by traveling an inter-state especially those from the East/North/South going to the West. If you check my previous post the PT1 and PT2 now this is the PT3... We booked this sienna from Eket in Akwa Ibom on Friday at 20,000 naira each per passenger. And this driver ended up carrying 8 passengers instead of 5 to make the case worse. We starting running from one village to another sorting all kinds of bush roadblocks. Even when we get to Abia state it was worst than anything because from one spot to another you will be Abia boys blocking everywhere and collecting 100/200. We managed to get to Orlu which is my home town and we slept at Rochas street at that Mopol base checkpoint there which our driver had to pay them 1k for us to sleep there in the car oooh. Then by morning which is on Saturday from 8AM we started another movement to Onitsha which we got there by 9:21AM. The lockdown/Roadblock at the Onitsha River Naija bridge took us over 6hours to cross over it. Which we left Onitsha by 3:00PM sharp still on Saturday. So our driver was rushing so fast to see if we could meet up and rest at ORE in Ondo state. Oh, I forget to let you know that this our country can never keep law even me too because we all know that this is a lawless country. All the police and Army we met at every single checkpoint all collected money some 500 while some especially army is collecting 1k. So on getting to Edo hmmmmm wahala. We spent another 1hr plus on a queue then when we entered Ondo state at the Ore entrance that one was so locked that the officers there started by counting and allowing 15 vehicles to pass after every 20mins. And remember they are checkpoints in every 10mins drive and they are all collecting money. Then we got to Ore around 10:15PM Saturday. I couldn't bear it anyone I had to look for a cheap hotel to lodge and rest. Then by 6AM Sunday morning we started again without no roadblock until we get to Barger but they are so many police and army checkpoints which they were all after their settlement. So our driver couldn't move further he dropped all the passengers at Barger for everyone to look for their own ways. That is how I got back home from Eket. E dey very very risky ooo please stay at home and stay safe. Oh, I never told you that I added 2k for the transportation fee to secure the front seat. Thou the journey was fun but too tiring and very very risky ooo. May God heal the World as soon as possible. I'm trying to upload photos from the villages, roadblocks, Onitsha, Edo, and when we crossed Ore and I think our luck was the rain that started falling from that Sunday morning until we get to Barger. Please try and understand my pidgin English I am only trying as a hustler. Thanks and remain blessed.