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What about accommodation |
Moneychester united |
See bad market |
Nigeria and meaningless ministries are like garri and kulikuli |
All these fake news everywhere, why is the rice not available in our markets abi na devil dey chop the rice? |
Ọmọ this one na another food for naijas scammars o |
Oya it's prayer time, but this time around, our prayers are against buhari, dogara and saraki for the hardship in town |
That guy Fayose is just an uncivilised primitive ape. |
NATIONALPASTOR:Are you people not tired of making enemies everywhere? Just you people alone having enemies everywhere around-deluded souls |
Even if this is true, you expect us to jump up for that? Arrant nonsense |
This op must be very very on osogbo weed for posting wrong information and date with an authentic source. Idiot |
Jimi okechukwu agbaje. See his spartacus head again. Thank God you did not bobo us into voting you. Ipob and Biafra would have ruined our LAGOS for us. Ọmọ àlè jatijati. AMBO......... the best performing governor in Nigeria. The Lagoon is still available for Ipob ooo |
It's just a matter of time before empty N start begging customers to come back to their network... Hey op! The increase and gain actually belongs to GLO NOT AIRTEL **** According to the report, Globacom had 26,628,065 customers surfing the net in June, showing an increase of 272,674 from its May’s record of 26,355,391. It also said that Airtel Nigeria network recorded a rise of users with 17,325,423 internet users in the month of June, as against 17,280,089 customers in May. The records, therefore, showed that Airtel Nigeria network users increased by 45,334 in the month of June.******** abi you no sabi simple mathematics ni? Team glo #2500 for 10.3 gig Glo tí take over |
Though I don't buy into any religious involvement in education, but on this, what's so ever is good for the goose is also good for the gander |
Even foolish fools wouldn't have believed you, so no need for apologies |
The world best paddler, may we never be DOGARISE again. |
Not surprised at all. After that man called David Mark assumed office as the chairman Senate Committee on observation, he migth as well be observing it. |
The cat with many lives-shekau. So he was deceived? May you never recover from your confusion |
How sure are you that these pictures were taken in America? At least we saw toyin saraki photos. |
Sometimes I wonder if some people do not pass through any English class at all. For goodness sake, what has AMBUSH got to do with this news? |
[quote author=alabig post=47752842]Op, I will advice you to go for Techno L5. It has 5000mAh, 8gb ROM, 4gb Ram. And above all, the phone is as strong as rock Gibraltar. Mine has fallen so many times and yet no itching.[/quote how much is it |
cremedelacreme:Too hilarious |
Nicknames Nigerians call 13 state governors Nigerians are a great people and they have a funny way of naming things and people. They have a name for everything under the sun. For example, they call motorcycles, Okada. They are very good at giving nicknames to things and even humans. The nicknames they give to people are usually as a result of something, maybe an event. Most of the time, these nicknames eventually replace the real names. Most Nigerian governors have already been given nicknames and below are some of the funny names they are being addressed:: Nicknames of Nigerian governors 1. Akinwumi Ambode: He is the governor of Lagos state and has been nicknamed ‘Quilox’, which is one of Nigeria’s most celebrated nightclubs. He was given this name because he’s said to frequently patronize the expensive nightclub. This came to the limelight after someone spotted him at the popular nightclub sometime in 2015 after he was sworn in as governor. Others refer to him as A+ 2. Rauf Aregbesola: He is the governor of Osun state and is mostly referred to as ‘Ogbeni’. He took up the title of Ogbeni, the Yoruba word for mister in 2010. He is also fondly called ‘Baba Kabiru’ owing to the fact that his first child is named Kabiru. 3. Ayodele Fayose: The governor of Ekiti state is mostly referred to as the ‘Stomach Infrastructure’ governor because he believes in feeding his people and is always sharing food items. He is the most controversial governor. Fayose made the term, stomach infrastructure popular in Nigeria’s political dictionary. 4. Abiola Ajimobi: The governor of Oyo state is called ‘Eji’ because of his gap-tooth. The word ‘EJi’ is the Yoruba translation of gap-tooth. 5. Rochas Okorocha: Some Igbos call the Imo state governo ‘Okoro Hausa’ because they are of the opinion that he has given himself to Hausa Fulani as an instrument of destruction against the restoration of Biafra and for the total islamization of Biafra land. 6. Ifeanyi Okowa: The Delta state governor is referred to as ‘Opolo Eye’ by some people. This is because he has big eye balls. “Opolo” is the Yoruba translation for toad. 7. Mallam Nasir El Rufai: The Kaduna state governor is referred to as ‘Mai Rusau’ and ‘Hell-Rufai’ which means The Demolisher. This is because of his actions when he was Nigeria’s FCT Minister and there were so many demolitions in Abuja and likewise in Kaduna where he is the current state governor. 8. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi: The governor of Enugu state got the name ‘Cry Cry Baby’, following his shedding of tears when he visited Ukpabi, Nimbo, in Uzo-Uwani local government area of the state after they were attacked by Fulani herdsmen. 9. Abdulfatah Ahmed: the Kwara state governor is called ‘Omoodo Saraki’ (Saraki’s House Boy). 10. Abdullahi Ganduje: The governor of Kano state is referred to by residents of the state as ‘Mijin Hajiya’ and ‘Me Barci’. Mijin Hajiya because of his wife’s influence on him or Me barci because he frequently sleeps in public functions. Some past governors also have nicknames that have stuck. 11. Rotimi Amaechi: The former Rivers state governor was given the name ‘Lion of Ubima’ following his fallout with ex-president Goodluck Jonathan and the Peoples Democratic Party. Some also referred to him as the ‘Judas of Ubima’ for betraying Jonathan and teaming up with the ruling All Progressives Congress. 12. Adebayo Alao-Akala: The former governor of Oyo state was called the ‘Bleaching governor’ during his tenure because of his obvious light skinned complexion. 13. Asiwaju Bola Tinubu: The former governor of Lagos state is better known as ‘Jagaban’, a title which has gained prominence, especially among his numerous followers and political allies. Do you know other governors with nicknames? |
Fayose will be like, shit this old man is too rigid for my blackmails. Kemi adeosun don shoot Bros A. Y |
Do you live within LAGOS? Do you have a neat fairly used and functional EXTERNAL HARD DRIVE to sell? Do contact me for negotiations on WhatsApp 08038382024 |
Do you have a very neat functional fairly used External hard drive to sell? You can contact me on 08038382024 WhatsApp only pls. (strictly Lagos residents) |
Thank God this is not oyo or osun state. Ipod would have descended on it like angry aliens |
Arguably the best yoruba /nigerian musician to live. His songs are classy and timeless. Even the' ageros' whenever they are in their right senses do listen to him. God bless you sir for contributing to our proper upbringing. Happy birthday the chief commander |
Well done |
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