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odutolasodiq:Thanks |
Xmas meat... |
ClassCaptain:thanks |
Hello Nairalanders.. A friend of mine asked this question '' can I marry a man with 30.000 naira as monthly salary in lagos and survive with that amount?'' Please ur honest advise is required thanks! |
I Hate police men! |
adeaks:You are a big FOOL Idiot! |
cyril700:Please come and Marry my cousin |
Lack of wat to post |
So, you defy your father and mother and insist on marrying a woman they don't approve of. You stand there, shouting at them and telling them you're an adult, a man, and will marry whomever you want. But you cannot defy them enough to move out of their house and get your place. You're standing in your father's parlour and shouting about being a man, abi? Guy, you must think you're in a Nollywood movie. My friend, will you keep kwayet?! #YeyeDeySmell |
castroevans:Mtcheeeew |
LOVE AND CHANCE
Every girl dreams of meeting her Prince Charming in a
romantic way. Like, tripping in the middle of the street and
falling into the strong, muscled arms of a perfect
gentleman. It’s not bad if one meets him in the most
mundane of circumstances, like falling for that popular
tongue-blasting, bible-quoting brother in the prayer wing at
church. But a girl can dream.
But that afternoon, as Asandia squatted in the empty men’s
toilet of Spicy Fried Chicken in Maitama, meeting Prince
Charming was the farthest thing on her mind. Instead, she
was wondering what it’d feel like if God answered her
prayers and the ground opened up and swallowed her. Will
she die quickly? Will it hurt? Why had the ground still not
opened?
Two paces away, Michael stood transfixed and gaped, all
thoughts of urination banished from his mind. There are
some sights one never expects to see in this life, and this,
was one of them. A cute girl, hunkered over a small sheet
of paper, emptying her bowels in the middle of the floor of
the men’s bathroom.
“Hello there,” he broke the silence after a minute. His
shoulders shook and he nearly choked from the laughter
he was trying to stifle.
Asandia stared at the floor. Tears stung her eyes and she
was almost gagging from humiliation. In a hurry to expel
the peppery beans and plantain she’d had for breakfast,
she’d dashed into the fast-food outlet to seek reprieve.
Unfortunately, none of the stalls in the ladies bathroom
had been empty. Unable to keep the rumbling contents of
her belly at bay, she’d bolted into the men’s bathroom.
Oh, God! I should’ve been patient and just waited until one
of the stalls in the female toilet opened up. Or I should’ve
just squatted over the toilet, she thought. She’d been
scared of her watery stool splashing in the bowl and
sending some back up to her behind. But what was a little
toilet infection or a hoard of germs, compared to these
moments of everlasting shame?
Sensing her need, Michael went to one of the stalls and
returned with a roll of tissue.
“Here, use this,” he said.
Still staring at the floor, she collected the proffered roll. He
looked away as she wiped her behind, packed her waste
and dumped it in one of the toilets, paper and all. When
she came out, he was leaning against the wall. She went to
the sink to wash her hands.
“Hi, I’m Michael.”
Startled, she stared at him. Why hadn’t he left? Why wasn’t
he laughing? “I’m…I’m…Asandia,” she stammered, barely
able to meet his gaze.
“Would you like to have lunch?”
At that, her eyes flew up to meet his. Was he for real?
“I think you’re one interesting lady. So while we eat, you
can tell me how you ended up in here,” he said, finally
giving in to the laughter.
To be Continued... |
Are you resident in Abuja? Do you have light in your house? Do you have running water? Food that is not rice or a relation of rice? Latest movies, perhaps? Able to hold your own in a sparkling conversation? Then invite me to come and spend the night. I am bored with my own company. *Terms and conditions apply sha. Note: The Federal Ministry of Sleepovers warns that this is not an invitation to 'Netflix and chill.' *Residents of Lugbe, Gwagwalada, Kuje, Nyanya, Mararaba, Kubwa and Bwari need not apply. *Residents in the city centre will get a free bottle of wine, along with my stunning, awe-inspiring presence. Tenkyiu. |
My husband loves this kinda hairdo but I hate it! |
I still never see wey to chop better food for here |
Please where can a lady see afang to eat in lagos without having to break the bank. ![]() |
He is not bowing to any Akpabio.just observing protocol ![]() |
This politicians and their eye service! ![]() |
obontami:Corrupt Mind. Get yourself busy! |
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. |
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