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This happened in Kenya on valentine day. I don't know what to call this, if it is true love or desperation. Meanwhile, naija girls be like I am leaving my boyfriend for giving me a card this valentine... ![]() http://nwdailyblog.com/man-gifts-helicopter-to-girlfriend-as-valentines-day-present-after-proposing/
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crazysaint:How does drinking beer in the village mean you have not forgotten your roots? All I see is a group of guys waiting to start drinking harp. So everyone should start snapping moments when they are in company of friends in the village as evidence to prove they have not forgotten their roots...na wa ooo |
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I posted what et cetera said about these artistes yesterday but MODs gallantly ignored it for front page... Mtchheeewww |
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timijoseph01:What he does for a living should not prevent the truth from being said... |
AwesomelyMade:Well I'm not sure that is the case. If he holds a grudge with some of his colleagues, I don't think it will be with that much people he mentioned. He is just being factual on issues people might take offence to but who cares, as long as he is saying the truth... |
jaybee3:I sincerely don't know what to say. This is such a sad news. |
AwesomelyMade:Whichever way, it doesn't change the fact that he is telling the truth.... |
AwesomelyMade:Na true talk...e go pain many people... |
The ever vocal Etcetera comes after all entertainers who have lent their voices and support to politicians in Nigeria. Read the article below… Some say Afro Candy is a prostitute. Some say she’s not or at least, not yet. A few others say she’s a porn star, which is not in the same league as prostitution. Porn stars are taxed, prostitutes are not. So Afrolicious baybay, you have to up your game to get into the league of prostitutes, if it is what you really desire. My suggestion would be; instruct your agent or booker to get you appearances in any of the political campaign videos, so you can put to use that floppy behind your mama gave you. And if you are lucky enough, you can get cameos and wiggle that thing around the aspirants themselves. You have to get your bum (sorry your hands) bloodied to earn the highly coveted “Political prostitute” tag. Now my Candilicious Afrolistic baybay, these are a few names of the latest political prostitutes in the country: Olamide, Banky W, Don Jazzy, Flavour, Duncan Mighty, D banj, Mercy Johnson, Ibinabo, Ini Edo, Mama Gee, Naeto C, Joseph Yobo, Daddy Showkey, Kanu Nwankwo, and Sammie Okposo. I have been asked several times if our celebs should get involved with politics. But today, let me push the same question in different words to everyone reading this article. Do politicians making affiliations with celebs prompt you to vote for them? For me, it’s a definite No. Nigerians are not influenced by celebs to indulge in certain acts because their favourite celeb says so. For instance, I like Kate Henshaw but expecting me to vote for a candidate she supports in the forthcoming elections is like asking me to start buying a particular milk brand because Don Jazzy endorsed it. Puh-leez, things like that don’t cut it here in Naija. Naija is a different kettle of fish compared to what is obtainable in places like the US. The politicians using celebs for their campaigns should ask themselves what on earth the average person has got in common with Dbanj. He has millions and he may never have to lift a finger again in his life if he so desires. And you think the boys in Okokomaiko who are not smiling will listen to his unrealistic rants on TV and radio? Using a celeb for election campaigns is as stupid as the political aspirants themselves dancing in their campaign musical videos. Imagine Jimmy Agbaje and Ambode dancing in their campaign videos? Ok, I am sorry, no imagination is needed. I feel sorry for the politicians that Nigerians are not fooled by all the media images of celebs pushed at them every day on TV. It has become so much that we can’t tell the difference anymore between political campaign videos and the Nigerian musical videos. The only cocktail of politics and celebrity that the masses are bound to endorse is that of creating useful awareness that will benefit the larger society. People like Bono have political views which bring attention to real, humanitarian issues that transcend the established political doctrines and have nothing to do with producing those plastic karaoke like political jingles our entertainers are paid to produce. Those entertainers who see nothing wrong in frolicking with politicians will say I am speaking from a misguided perspective. Go ahead, defend your support for that politician. Tell me you are campaigning for change. You can’t fool anyone but yourselves. Hey, my Afro Candilicious baybay, you go ahead with your trade okay? Don’t let the criticisms of your fellow entertainers bother you anymore. Tell them your porn is definitely a kinder and gentler version when placed side by side with their political prostitution. Now, good day ladies and gentlemen. Please don’t forget to tip the waitress on your way out.
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chisos...wetin be dis...
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auntymi:You are right anyway.... |
Genea:AAwWwwwwwwwwww |
Genea:Ehn...I am really angry....in fact, i challenge you to do val with me ...maybe then i will calm down.... ![]() |
MissEse:Hahahahha...Na to hit fp mata to u, no be d story... |
Genea:Genea, not sure there is anything offensive in my comment, just a general conversation...you don't really need to be hard on me ok....there is no need for shioorrrr, haba! |
Transparency International has ranked Nigerian political parties as the most corrupt in the world. The Non-Governmental Organization made the revelation on Friday, February 13 with an illustrative graph via its Twitter account. Nigeria ranks number one on the graph, which is titled “Where most people think political parties are corrupt” and is the only African country in the top 11. Nigeria is followed by Mexico and Cyprus both with 91 per cent. Nepal and Greece are placed third with 90 per cent each while Italy is fourth with 89 per cent.
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Genea:As if any lady will come here and admit it is meant for her....girls forming tightness since 20 b.c. |
NL ladies won't comment on this post but believe me, so many of them have already started printing out this page to take action... |
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested the son of former Governor of Adamawa State, Murtala Nyako following allegations of fraud. Abdul-Aziz Nyako was arrested in Gombe State and has been taken to Abuja for questioning by the EFCC. Abdulaziz is being investigated due to the discovery of a sum of N15 billion in the accounts of five of his personal companies. The EFCC’s Head of Media, Wilson Uwujaren confirmed the arrest via a statement. It reads: Barely two weeks after the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, declared former Adamawa State Governor, Murtala Nyako and his son, Abdul-Aziz, wanted, operatives of the anti- graft agency, this morning arrested the younger Nyako in Gombe, Gombe State. He was immediately flown to Abuja where he is currently being grilled by a crack team of detectives who had been working on the Adamawa investigation for several months. Abdul-Aziz, who was declared wanted by the EFCC in the case of stealing, abuse of office and money laundering, is currently telling investigators all he knows about illicit funds traced to companies where he has interest. Specifically, he will have to explain how over N15billion funds belonging to Adamawa State was laundered into the accounts of five companies owned by him- Blue Opal Nigeria limited, Crust Energy Nigeria Limited, Blue Ribbon Multilinks Limited, Tower Assets Management Limited and Blue Ribbon Bureau De Change. The funds was funnelled into the accounts of the companies from Adamawa State accounts domiciled in a new generation bank by the account officer who incidentally is the manager and an in-law to ex-governor Nyako. The manager claimed he transferred the funds through verbal instruction from the former governor for purposes which are not stated. Investigations revealed that from 2007 to 2011 within Nyako’s tenure in office, before he was impeached in 2014, he had directed that all of the state owned accounts domiciled in various banks be transferred to the new generation bank. Abdul-Aziz’s company, Blue Opal, is said to own, among other investments in Nigeria, an estate in Abuja, while his father’s account officer owns several properties and investments scattered around Abuja, Yola and Kano. Former governor Nyako is still on the run
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Cutehector:Guy I no know ooo.... |
Cutehector:Being expert in sex counselling doesn't make you an expert in bed ![]() |
isotonic:Isotonic, thank you so much for bearing this on your shoulder. Unfortunately I work in another country in Africa. There's no way I could really verify this. All I can do is to reach out to them financially and this I am planning to do by month end. It will never be too late. I hope she continues to recover strongly. Regards, Lola. |
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O boy, knowing that she is 60, I can still dig dis babe o... |
okpamson15:Your god is snoring with loudspeaker. So he was asleep when they were captured, he was asleep when some where sexually molested, he was asleep when some were married off to perverts. The post even says some of them, so where are the rest; and you are hear chanting your god is not asleep. I'm sure your message will be different if your sister was among the captives. Instead of clamouring for action, you will be indulging in one folklore. And if it does exists, then I guess it has left this part of the world a long time ago.
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carefreewannabe: ![]() Sincerely I'm not sure I get u at all... |
carefreewannabe:Chaiii...u don watch too much home video...if u like, light firewood, if she no wan good for bed, nothing go happen... |
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