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I no dey get that kind luck sha. Now there's absolutely no way it will happen because I am my own boss. |
Tellmeastory:Obama care is not free healthcare, it is cheaper health insurance not free healthcare. |
DrDoc:She never knack in a long while ![]() |
I buy Pi at good rates. 1200 per Pi. If you have a 100 or more, let's trade. |
Yesterday you laughed at Arsenal, only for you to cook a delicious draw soup today. Scousers, thanks for the Ogbono soup. |
Samantha125:It's not about been uptight. I don't see why I should go gaga over a person even if he is MJ, Tu Baba, Bob Marley or whoever. I simply don't follow others to rave about them. And this is how celebrities are treated in Abuja. People see them and act like they aren't there. Because after the hailing if the celeb greets you what next ? Will he award you a contract? Will he give you millions of naira ? No. Reminds me of a real life experience of House of Rep member Akin Alabi and former Arsenal striker Thierry Henry. Akin saw him in Europe at a bar and tried to go say hi, the response he got was very cold and unfriendly. Contrast this with what happened last year when Tony Elumelu was in the same room and Thierry Henry greeted in pidgin, which most people assume he learned from Kanu Nwankwo. Rather than facing embarrassment especially when we were not scheduled to meet, I avoid such situations. Sometimes not all of them even want the fame and when they are outdoors they want to live normal lives just like everyone. Just getting into their space might be irritating to them. |
Samantha125:You are overrating a normal human being. Yes, they may be talented, but they are still human. They fart like everyone else. Poo like everyone else, and once they grow out of fame as seasons and trends turn, they live normal lives. |
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Hi Nairaland. I'm curious because I know it isn't really part of Nigerian culture, but I feel in the past it might have been. But here goes the question: do you have a thermometer at home or at the office? I'm talking about a wall thermometer for measuring atmospheric temperature or room temperature. It isn't really important in Nigeria because we live in a tropical climate, but in temperate regions people pay attention to the temperature. I just want to find out if other people have similar questions, and before you ask, let me say this, I don't trust Google to be accurate because they most likely use estimates and the reality could be different. Google says it is 22 C in my location this morning as at 9 am. It feels cooler than this. No fans no AC switched on, but it feels so cold. What is the temperature in your area? |
Praying for a miracle too, more like answered prayers, more sources please.... |
Liverpool, give me a reason to smile please. |
I thought they had eliminated these bandits. I hope the government of the day will be alive to its responsibility by ensuring the safety of lives and property this season. |
![]() Congrats guy. Old timer with the best trolling format. No allow T-pain know say you don get money o. ![]() |
Ebenezer2021:You don't know this nigga's story. Na legend of sexuality section |
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Bro, cool down. No make anybody word hurt you, even that of your ma. As things are now, you know yourself and what you want. Work towards it. Person wey no go press money enter my hand, or show me business, nor get right to dey complain to me say I do or I no do. Country hard right now. But as your guy, I go advise make you add crypto to your grind. Be wise as always. |


