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The kind deal wey d guy sign,you no fit feature ham for your song

Fashola too dey use left hand

Ileya tide won pa Maalu,won pa Ram

Nigeria Vs Spain to commission

Nigeria Vs Spain to commission

May God save us

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Orimsamsam

All is Well.....The Lady qat no choice than to just sit next to the man smoking cigarette because of her exams

Olamide has revealed he will never dole out cash for any international collaboration because his mentor, the legend Fela Anikulapo Kuti didn’t pay to get recognised abroad.
The YBNL boss said this in a new interview with HipTV. When asked if he would consider paying, like his contemporaries have done, he blurted, “Ogun kill international collaboration!”
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“Because Fela no even do any international collaboration before dem recognise Fela for international market,” the ‘Bobo’ rapper said, adding that he remains in the spotlight because by God’s grace he works hard to represent the street. “We are not bothered because we rep the street, and the street is the majority.”
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Recently, there have been major collaborative projects between Nigerian artistes and their international counterparts, the most famous being Wizkid X Drake’s collabo hit One Dance.
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But while Wizkid’s international success was because of his excellent works like ‘Ojuelegba’ which Drake heard and remixed, Davido paid rapper Meek Mill a whopping $200,000 for ‘Fans Mi‘.
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In an interview with Ebuka Uchendu on Rubbin Minds, rapper MI Abaga revealed how he feels about international projects, “I am very weird about the international thing. I am not interested at all. I am interested in building in Africa, in Nigeria. The biggest things we can do internationally is set up our business and our industry here,” he said.
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Now, Olamide echoes a similar thought in his inspiring interview with HipTV.
“If I do my work well, My work go carry me reach where I suppose reach. If I no do my work well, e no go carry me go where I suppose reach. But me, Olamide Adedeji, wey mama born, I no go pay money for (international collaboration),” he added.

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This shoe was spotted in Turkey Store displayed for sale.

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you no wan make dem see your face or wetin you dey do?

them don enter semi-final now,we don dey read their updates

so they will have to delay the students for one month again

Issue like this should be taken to Labe Orun or Mimi Aye(Faaji fm)

sorry,buh All those Lastma go dey form invisible for vehicle front

then let's wait

Agbero
Agbero is a Yoruba word for bus conductors who hail passengers. However, the name has abandoned its original meaning and has submitted itself to being used to describe thugs who collect money from commercial motorists for picking passengers at the bus stops, and may resort to assault if the money is being withheld by the drivers. Refusal to pay this levy may lead to heated argument, harassment or unnecessary delays. In fact, passengers always encourage drivers to settle these Agberos to avoid unnecessary confrontations.

Johnny Just Come (JJC)
Who is Johnny? Of course, Johnny is somebody’s name. But it means something completely different if you are addressed by that in Lagos. JJC is someone that arrived recently in Lagos and perhaps cannot navigate the city without a guide. If your demeanour gives evidence of a JJC, bus conductors are usually excited about the prospect of taking advantage of you by hiking the transport fare, or perhaps you may be driven beyond your bus stop. There are some people who can still be tagged Johnny even though they’ve lived for years in the city. In any case, do not act like a JJC if you want to be a confirmed Lagosian.

Shine your eyes
Because of the high number of residents, minus frequent commuters who come into the city for business functions, it is not surprising to find the good, the bad, and the ugly cohabitating. Hence, you have to constantly be on the alert if you don’t want to experience the sneaky hands of the bad eggs, because these hands strike faster than lightning and thunder. So shine your eyes while driving, standing at the bus stop, or when engaging in any transactions.

Okrika
Okrika is an Igbo phrase which is widely used to describe cheap second-hand items sold at open spaces. Okrika may include clothes, shoes, bags, electronic devices and phones. A good number of Lagosians patronise these items because they are mostly affordable.

Owambe
Owambe simply means social events held on weekends, such as weddings. Lagosians love to attend ‘owambes’ because it provides a unique opportunity to mingle especially if you’re single; you get to show off your colourful Aso Ebi, and spend quality time with friends and family. Interestingly, Owambe has outgrown its original Yoruba connotation to become a cliche for describing weekend social events among Lagosians.

Wembley,San Siro, Santiago, old Trafford, Stamford Bridge - CRUSADE

Candy Crush Level 545 ,looking forward to level 2000

3. lol.......and EX don bleep you tire

in a nutshell, congratulate by shaking hands and hug

Kunle support

lovely

later dem go say an D7 parallel ,na so that useless Jamb Guy wey score 199 kon dey decieve people sey na 399

make people no just set eyes see strange animal,na kill and chop

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Hundreds of dogs have been poisoned in Karachi, in the latest effort to curb a population of strays that attack thousands of people each year. .
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Last year, Karachi's Jinnah Hospital treated 6,500 people bitten by dogs and this year so far it has seen 3,700 cases, said Dr. Seemin Jamali, head of the emergency room. Bodies of dead dogs littered areas of the city where workers gathered them for disposal.
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The periodic culling of dogs using poison tablets hidden in chicken meat has drawn criticism from animal rights activists in Pakistan, but an official said it was necessary because they posed a threat to residents.... altho there r now plans to sign an MoU wt d Nigerian government on d exportation of d dogs to Ondo and Calabar....