barlkeez balikisu:

There.

Fixed.

Piss poor wedding.


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Baba Go-Slow


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The waft of her rotten fish smell hit him squarely in the chest with the precision of an inter-continental ballistic missile with multiple independently targeteable nuclear warheads and he reacted by crying like a baby.

Feminists don't have to touch you to kill you; flee from them!


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haywire07:
There's no traditional attire in Nigeria that is as good as the Agbada.

Agbada is a Yoruba traditional wear.

I'm waiting for the Israelites to prove otherwise

This is the official Afonja attire before the colonial masters modernized Nigeria.

Show me agbada there.


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It is a carefully orchestrated plan by the North to stifle food growth in the South.

1. Paid Malian, Sudanese, Chadian & Nigerien mercenaries disguised as herdsmen scare Southern farmers away from their farms via bloodshed while leaving Northern farms & ranches free.
2. Southerners are forced to depend on the North for food
3. This automatically makes the North the de facto foodstuff suppliers nationwide.

The move aims to increase the price of foodstuffs through scarcity thereby making Northerners richer at the expense of Southerners.

This plan is backed and financed by the Northern Ruling Elite headed by the terrorist General Muhammadu Buhari.

akintade59:
[s]http://www.irunmoleblog.com/2018/12/profile-of-man-utd-new-coach-solskjaer/
WHAT IS SOLSKJAER’S MANAGERIAL RECORD?

Solskjaer has been a manager in his own right since 2011, when he took charge of Molde, though he has never experienced a job anything like the magnitude of Manchester United. He does have experience working in the backroom of the Old Trafford club, however. After retiring from the professional game, Sir Alex Ferguson gave him a role as the striker coach and a year later he was put in charge of the reserve team. It was at Molde, though, that he first cut his teeth in a managerial role. He started in an inauspicious fashion, going down to a 3-0 defeat to newly promoted Sarpsborg in his first match in charge, but the first season proved to be a success as he led the club to the league title for the first time in their history – quite a way to mark their centenary year. He proved to be in no rush to return to England, turning down the opportunity to manage Aston Villa in 2012. “I have said for a long time that I have ambitions to be a Premier League manager, but I haven't been chasing after any jobs,” the former striker told the media at the time. Although another Tippeligaen title followed, the following season proved difficult and Molde finished in a disappointing sixth place. It was at this juncture he finally elected to move to the Premier League as he replaced Malky Mackay as Cardiff manager. “I feel lucky to be back in the Premier League. I had to have a talk about it with the family obviously but it is a great opportunity,” he told the media. He was not, however, in the top flight for long as he was unable to save the Blues from relegation. Indeed, their fortunes deteriorated under his charge as they fell from 16th to bottom, earning only 12 points from 18 matches, while conceding 42 times and scoring only 17. Cardiff persisted for a time, but a 1-0 loss to Middlesbrough that left them 15th in the Championship saw him sacked in September 2014. In 2015, he returned to Molde and has enjoyed steady form back in Norway, with a couple of second place finishes in the Eliteserien. On December 3, he signed a three-year contract extension with the club, stating: “I’ve never hidden that I enjoy being here and am pleased to continue developing the team. We’ve moved to the top of the table slowly but surely, and I was to see further development and improvement over the next few years in pursuit of trophies and European football.” And now, if only temporarily, he has the top job at Old Trafford. Speaking about the appointment, he told the club's official website: “Manchester United is in my heart and it’s brilliant to be coming back in this role. I’m really looking forward to working with the very talented squad we have, the staff and everyone at the club."

READ MORE: http://www.irunmoleblog.com/2018/12/profile-of-man-utd-new-coach-solskjaer/[/s]

Profile him for your fellow Indomie kids.


Real football fans know who Ole Gunnar Solksjaer is & all his exploits.
We don't need your useless profiling.



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