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Just like that, another soul is gone. RIP

The cleric sef sabi urban/hip english wella. Konji don kill am.

You sure?

The next big meme

This is so touching

Mugabe baby, he no wan commot

Eeeww! Yuck!

Not another rape story again na

oya, kendrace come and ask me out o. no time biko

certified slay queen.

This is amazing

No wads of cash this time around so nairalanders go bash am wella.

My advice to my younger self will definitely be dont toast chief's daughter...... The beating i received at their house that day is still fresh in my brain.

mikejj:
i look and pass.best male cat walk they didnt invite me thats why he won

so you mean you can catwalk better than him? ..... Wonderful

migeoart:
and if they are not careful it will backfire

lol

sexybbstar:
There was my street brother who died some years back. The death wasn't ordinary. I still saw him around 8pm and we gisted till around 9pm.The following morning I heard that he shouted in the midnight and blood started coming out of his mouth, nose and ears. Unfortunately he died within few minutes and he was buried at the church burial ground.(hes epileptic). A year after his death, a street bro who has been away for two years came back and started abusing his friends "you guys are stupid, imagine Solomon is rich and you are still hustling. Can't you forget your pride and beg him for money. He's fvcking rich now". Those guys couldn't say anything, they were astonished. One of them asked him where he saw Solomon. He said he came to fuel his car where he was working as a petrol attendant. And he was putting on a nice shoe, he described the shoe and the shoe happened to be the last shoe Solomon bought before he died. He said they greeted each other and he asked of them (the friends). He said as he was attending to the next car, he drove off. His friends had no option than to take him to Solomon's burial ground. He couldn't sleep that night.

The second experience, I was sitting with an OSBC TV presenter who is a friend of mine,then someone brought a letter to him that he should read it during one of his programmes and ask of people's opinions because he's confused. We read the letter together. The man wrote in the letter that he was travelling to ondo state to greet his mum after 2yrs of being away. On the way he saw his childhood friend and he gave him a lift. They talked about how time has passed since they saw each other and the events that occurred during those period. As they got closer to ondo, the friend gave him 5000 naira to give to his son,so he alighted from the car. As this man got home, he told his mum that he saw his friend and he gave him 5k to give his son. The mum told him his friend died a year ago. This man was so shocked, so he wrote a letter to the TV presenter that he could not deliver the money to his wife neither can he spend it. He's confused on what to do with the money. I intentionally waited till he started the program when he read the letter. So many people called and shared their experience too. A man called him and said he should just visit the woman and give her the money without saying anything.

wow.... I'm literally having goose bumps all over me right now. I dont want to have such experience, like never.

aralc:
a little more than average

ask her if she uses sex objects like d1ldos and the likes, they might be cause of the missing hymen and wider hmmm...

To begin with, whats the size of your preek?

ceezarhh:
the guy will go places...he's in ss2 and already asking his teacher out...

as in na pure prospect. I can see seven baby mamas attached to his destiny.

sexybbstar:
These things are real. I've actually experienced it twice.

pls share your story. I've been hearing all sorts concerning this topic. I thought they're superstitions

9. Small preek

sweetilicious:
Its not so easy to be away from people so dear for a longer time.The thought that something bad might happen in between those period can be hurting.

yea. So true

Upgrade your self in all ramification in such a way that will make her regret ever leaving you.

kendrace:
Well, he's right to an extent.. People treat kids like they're less important.. I work in the children's department (in church).. A few weeks ago, we had our family weekend and the kids were asked to come in so they can sit together with the adults.. I asked my kids to come early, they all came as early as 7-8am. They were all sitted in church, service started around 8. Around 10,10:30 some so called adults were just entering church.. Then the usher came and said the kids should stand up and go upstairs, they were so sad... I just knew they were not happy.. They came early they shouldn't be cheated.. I told the usher that it would be impossible for the kids To leave their seats for others to seat on..sha the usher looked at me somehow and asked the latecomers to go to the canary.. I don't see that as being disrespectful..

How can aged people be standing and some that their legs cant withstand the pressure will be squatting and bending while kids will be sitting comfortably, haba sweetheart you should have obliged to what the usher said.

Amarabae:
Standing for an elder is a sign of respect.
Its part of our African culture.
Why will a child be sitting when a very elderly person will be standing?

Thank you o. All these youths of nowadays are just ubelievable

Who are your supposed western citizens

Legit

Holy Lamb of God. How can i unsee this?