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For those of us that opened the thread to view big breast as the op described the lady as busty.... I will help u Am a good man I wont disappoint u like Nigerian politicians So .... Takia....
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For those of us that opened the thread to view big breast as the op described the lady as busty.... I will help u Am a good man I wont disappoint u like Nigerian politicians So
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Iamfrank:Something he don suck so tey he hook |
[/color][color=#006600] Dino melaye hope you heard her The fowl has come home........ |
Politician and useless statements |
Na u or your father get that garage that u pose |
I question your manliness Why should your gf ve the guts to tell u she Had sex with another person That's not the first time though Eeya sorry sha......... |
bender79:Boss how dare you spoke the truth so plainly I guess u aren't a nigerian |
So deem what I even like how naira land has been Front paging this kind of stories If its not pastor, its driver of notable pastor or popular actor And still no single news has been heard that the converted has been attacked Jehovah God |
raayah:Talking from both sides of the mouth People like u should be feared Ve u not been reading the badoo stories even here |
sobmos:Hope you have sent this your message to England |
Yu could see they only covered their sexual organ Their sexual characteristics is exposed |
foolinlove:The writer no lie If not how much u think they give people Who act this roles
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But I would love to see how it will be when ibos ve to take visa to come Lagos, kano, abuja or Ibadan. There was once west and east Germany |
it seems they ve started giving money to this nollystick workers money for saying i convert to islam |
Anasko:If you are muslim am not surprised That's what you are taught in the house Of mosquito u go 5 times daily |
Incomplete without cost of getting each class From the authorities |
But why is Nigeria like this Nigeria have announced that Paul Le Guen has been appointed as the new technical advisor of the first team. The former Lyon boss will work alongside Salisu Yusuf, who will take the title of 'chief coach', after the Nigerian Football Federation ratified his appointment. "The Technical and Development Committee of the Nigeria Football Federation on Monday named Frenchman Paul Le Guen, 52, as the new Technical Adviser of the senior national team," an NFF statement read. "He will be assisted by Nigerian Salisu Yusuf, who takes the role of Chief Coach. The appointments are subject to agreement of contract terms with the NFF Executive Committee." Paul Le Guen is new Eagles Tech. Adviser...www.thenff.com/2016/07/paul-le-guen-new-super-eagles-technical-adviser/ pic.twitter.com/DFhDaTVX6X — The NFF (@thenff) July 18, 2016 Imama Amapakabo and Alloy Agu, who served as assistant and goalkeeping coach for the friendlies against Mali and Luxembourg in May, are to retain their places. Le Guen, 52, led Cameroon to the World Cup finals in 2010 and had previously been linked with the full-time head coach role, following the departure of Sunday Oliseh in February. Nigeria's first competitive game under the new leadership is their Africa Cup of Nations clash with Tanzania in September, although they are already out of contention for the finals in Gabon. They resume World Cup qualifying against Zambia in October. This is what they told the world Nawa for Nigeria oooo |
alawi5k:Hope igp is reading this |
These are lessons and advices for useless governors and political office holders we have in Nigeria Even buhari should also learn from this This article was written by a BBC correspondent In our series of letters from African journalists, novelist and writer Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani looks at the spate of resignations in the UK after the vote to leave the European Union and asks whether there are any lessons for Africa. 1: There is a time to sit tight and a time to let go of power After failing to convince the British people of the need to Remain in the European Union, Prime Minister David Cameron knew that his time was up. He felt he was not the right person to lead the country. Without waiting for street protests or endless appeals from the United Nations, Mr Cameron announced his resignation, giving way to someone better equipped to manage the new situation that Britain found itself in. Africans can now appreciate that there is no need for melodramatic performances when it comes to leaving office and importantly, not unusual for a leader to step down before his term ends. It is even possible to go out on a jaunty note, as Mr Cameron did, whistling to the tune of D'Banj's Olorun Maje. 2: In times of crisis, unite and act speedily Immediately after Britain voted to leave the EU, the country's political establishment was thrown into chaos. The uncertainty in the currency markets led to the pound falling to a 30-year low. And confidence in doing business in the UK seemed to be ebbing. The UK's unity was in jeopardy, with the possibility of Scotland pulling out of the union. Britain was facing a crisis. But the country did not accuse the international media of presenting an exaggerated impression to the world of how bad things were. They did not sit back and watch their country fall completely apart, before they took action. As quickly as possible, the ruling Conservative party did away with the prospect of a prolonged leadership battle, recognising that collective energy was better expended on tackling the looming crisis head on. Experts who had warned of turmoil if the Leave campaign won rehashed their predictions but they started offering solutions on how the UK would cope with life outside the EU. The Chancellor of the Exchequer who had campaigned for the Remain side quickly changed gear and declared that Britain was "open for business". Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani: Theresa May has not ordered that Larry be thrown out on suspicion of being a witch in cat form sent by political enemies to spy on her or pull her down. And as soon as Theresa May took over, she announced her cabinet without much ado, everyone expected to begin work immediately. No time for lengthy, and televised, courtesy calls from her villagers and church members and the market women association and the traditional rulers and her old girls association and her husband's villagers - all of them wanting her to know, via hours-long speeches, that they support her and wish her well. 3: Nothing wrong with occupying the official residence immediately your predecessor vacates As far as we know, Mrs May spent her first night in office at Number 10 Downing Street, the official residence of the British Prime Minister, never mind that she may have stayed awake all night drawing up her cabinet list. How many African leaders would dare do such a thing? Occupy a residence just vacated by a predecessor without first inviting native doctors or shamans or pastors to sanctify the place and cleanse it of any spiritual booby traps, while commanding the witches and wizards lurking in the woodwork to either return to sender or fall down and die. And Larry the cat is being allowed to stay. The stray feline has lived in Downing Street since 2010, playing the role of chief mouse chaser. Mrs May has not ordered that Larry be thrown out on suspicion of being a witch in cat form sent by political enemies to spy on her or pull her down. You need only watch a random selection of Nollywood films, which are immensely popular all over Africa, to understand that a stray cat in this part of the world is never just a stray cat. Not to talk of a stray cat inherited from a political predecessor. The UK is not in any way a perfect place. The country itself can learn a few things from the diverse ways of the African people. But, when it comes to the matter of Mr Cameron's handover to Mrs May, we would do well to sit at the feet of Britain and learn. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-36825111 |
Elchappo:Even yours |
VocalWalls:Guy those pix aren't Dubai Its probably Qatar |
Elchappo:When idiotic gej was president how much do u borrow people When idiotic gej was sharing money how much did he give u |
pictures needed |
When u say fashola is working Pls what do u mean Is it his money that he is using or he is the one operating the equipment on the site You people should stop glorifying Nigerian politician with frivolous praise Rubbish |
Agunechemba1:Pls tell me what a pastor of God I mean Jehovah God of Israel doing in Nigeria politics. Yu better don't be deceived |
Boring:Yu sure |
UndisputedBosom:That's not a good response Because there is paradise for your soul would you like your body to be killed The issue is that an innocent person had been killed unjustly It should be condemned to highest degree even if the person is a Hindu or Jew. There is no cause that should support the killing of the innocent The Islamic terrorist Isis has been killing yazidis, Jews etc and the world is condemning it. |
PhockPhockMan:Put the list of south officials let compare |
am sure most want to buy shoprite bread Abi Na lie..... |
Even the white people that invent this machines will not pose besides the equipment like that Na only African will go jet plant instead of learning will begin to pose to take photos |
Mr Yinka hope say u no tear many female for industry Cos See all this your gals... |
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