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better man go come you go reject am.

Wayooo man come you accept am, now he don dupe you.


Ladies na wa 4 una oooo

walexzee11: Lolzzzzzzz... ....The guy's reply is damn funny ironically also wisdom oriented..... ..Ladies finds it difficult to understand this kind of guy cos they hate being told the truth....It seems me and the guy are on thesame page!!!

u go fit teach me small?

Dayjhihannon01: Its the gurl dat just av an hidden agenda already.. A substitute who she wana let in in a rush..The guy may want a more secured earnings... .Its just a prototype of what happened to me.. Aldo my total years in d relatnshp isn't up to two years yet.. Even d proposing tin is just few months old... The next questn she asked is 'are u ready for Marriage??.. And I said Capital NO.. U knew ma job isn't permanent yet.. A better future is what I'm thinking of Not a celebrating present... And away she flew... The next 3weeks she invited me for her engagement '' and I laffd and wished her well..

bllod of Jesus!

That means she had been keeping a separate guy one side as a substitute when you disapoint her.


Chaiii chaiiii.....evil women everywhere.

that is why i will always say''go for traditional wedding then register your wedding in court''. Thats all.


This white wedding puts some men into real debts.


After the spending in the wedding, that is when the real marriage starts.

No need for ashoebi, or and-co.

Ladies, make una dey pity men na. Shebi na marriage una want. If he plans wedding for 30 people abeg accept it ooo.

Na wa!

2. WHITE BRIDAL GOWN: It was actually Queen
Victoria who introduced the white wedding
tradition back in 1840. Since then, women all
over the world have followed her cue.
Traditionally, the white wedding gown
symbolized purity, innocence and chastity. Not so sure about this nowadays…and many brides are
choosing other colours for their gowns.


The rate in which our girls dey fvck up and down has made the white wedding useless.


Copy copy people una dey hear abi?

irishCream: I want jus introduction and court wedding from my hubby...is that too much to ask?

that is what i have in mind too. Its not too much. Lets do it together.

ulster: Well I think its okay to get married in the lady's church, after all she is one who is been taken away or leaving her church

she is been taken. Is she also paying for it too?

african culture is our true culture. Not islamic not christianity weddings.

Wasting money anyhow for a wedding doesnt make sense. My fore fathers did their wedding in the african way and they enjoyed it.

I shall not disappoint them.

seen...getting set for my own.

buhari cannot escape this list.

He is the chief sponsor.

Teedol: I wonder why d Alaafin of Oyo has to celebrate his birthday in London. How about the Queen of England celebrating hers in Liberia... Colonial mentality at its peak.

colonialism has eaten deep into our system.

Neo-slavery

Olajumokeibk: The Alaafin of Oyo Kingdom, Oba Lamidi Olayiwola Adeyemi II on Sunday, 31st of August, 2014 celebrated his 76th birthday in London with his four beautiful wives.

The Monach celebrated his birthday in a splendid way on sunday August 31st! The Monarch, his four fair wives and several family members jetted off to London to mark the event.

As expected it was a classy event with pomp & pagentry!

But these four wives ehn *lips sealed*

african culture. So lovely.

Ladies husbands are scarece. Poltgamy will help your lots.

marieolae: does it matter? Love matters the mst. Like this thread

there is no love woman!

Love is dead. It doesnt exist.

solomonbrown64: lol....dont mind d guy jawe.....
going into marriage on assumption is suicide in dis present age....
#my opinion

my brother those saying abstinence dont know that this present day life is different from those days.

You will be doing abstinence while another man is digging your lady. She will come before you with pretence, claiming she is keeping faith to their promise.

This will not work at all.

op dont worry.

We will hp you to test run your would be wife before you marry her.

lomprico: You must be a terrorist!

i learnt it from you.

PAGAN9JA: hey stop this witch an wizard rubbish. If Pagans are witch and wizard, christians are homo.se.xual child rapers and man-worshipers.

pagan wetin happen na? Enjoy your thread. I want to deal with that man that quoted me before.

kevoh: You try OP for this oyibo junk food . I was going to give you a mean response then I remembered it's food section. You can post anythig concerning food.


LOL

my brother, bread and akara dey hold belle. Hot akara and soft bread taste like heaven. Hahahaha


try it today

Frankmishael: May Lucifer destroy Ur generation for insulting Edo pple

may your entire clan burn in the hottest part of hell fire. Brainless maggot.

Yes. Bini and esan people have the highest number of witches and wizard.

You want fly for night to come meet me? Na electric pole go shock you die. Bastard.

impactz: Lol It's called Ministry's Jet not his "personal" own... Its for Ministry work so if he's away on one, Others can carry Other pastors to where they are sent to go to.

his son his taking over from him not david abioye.

Why? I dont think this is church business.

2sExy1: Benin no get witch my brother.... I don enter 3 junction scatter Ebo several times... I still dey type from here. BTW, I partly Benin.

hahaha 2sexy na bini talk ooo. Anyhow sha but esan na them be number 1.

But which part of benin u come from?

chidimmaaa: Nawa oh! Na them know. All those I too sabi babes and dudes claiming to be dope

very true

unapologetic: Crisis is brewing at the headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, in Abuja, following the decision of the Commission to contract the printing of the ballot papers to be used for the presidential and governorship elections to a foreign firm at the cost of N6 billion.

Although the Commission is yet to award the controversial contract to any of the foreign firms, it has, however, set in motion the process that will lead to the award of the pricey job to either an American or European firm any moment from now.

To ascertain which firm should be given the job, top officials of INEC are set to depart Nigeria this week for the United States of America, Germany, Italy and Ukraine in the first leg of the move to inspect elite printing companies, which can handle the job, classified as ‘security documents’ by the commission.
Under the plan, which has already been wrapped up by the commission, the sum of N6 billion is to be used in printing ballot papers meant for the presidential and governorship election slated for February next year.

Similarly, the commission has set aside the sum of N3 billion to be paid to local printers to produce the ballot papers to be used for the National Assembly and House of Assembly elections in Nigeria next year.

In all the commission will spend a whopping N9 billion for the printing of ballot papers for the five set of elections, which the electoral body has decided to stagger because of its claim that it does not have adequate logistics to run it simultaneously.
A competent source in INEC told Vanguard that many officials, who were uncomfortable with the decision of the management to farm out the job to outsiders, have made their opposition known to INEC Chairman, Prof Attahiru Jega.

One of the sources close to the commission said: “The INEC officials will visit the United States of America, Germany, Italy, Ukraine, among others to inspect some printing presses that will produce the ballot papers for the next general elections in 2015.
“INEC will specifically produce the presidential and governorship ballot papers abroad while those of the National Assembly and House of Assembly will be printed in Nigeria. The proposed budget for the overseas printing is put at over N6 billion.

Vanguard learnt that those opposed to the printing of the papers abroad have reportedly drawn the attention of INEC Chairman to the fact that it was against the interest of Nigeria for such action to be taken at the time when the Presidency had already made a case for the printing of the documents locally.

The antagonists of the proposal, Vanguard also gathered, had reportedly opted to report the action of the management to President Goodluck Jonathan, who only last week made a case for the printing of security documents with the Nigerian Security and Minting Printing Company, as a means of promoting national security and job creation.
The angry officials are said to have queried the rationale of taking such a huge and security-related job outside Nigeria when there were many local printing companies that could conveniently handle it. To prove their point that the papers could be printed locally, the officials cited the successful printing of the ballot papers used in the Anambra, Ekiti and Osun elections by local contractors.

According to them, the papers that were printed within the country were foul-proof and passed all INEC’s security checks.
While kicking against the foreign contract, the officials, who pleaded anonymity, called on the Federal Government to stop the commission from awarding the job to foreigners especially as the materials needed for the printing were also available in the country.

They also pointed to the fact that the 2011 election was postponed because of the non-delivery of the ballot papers sprinted abroad on time.

But a senior INEC official told Vanguard on Monday that the commission would remain focused in its honest and earnest desire to ensure the success of the 2015 election.
Defending the decision of the management to print the papers abroad, the officials, who pleaded anonymity because he had not been authorized to speak on the matter, said that no company in Nigeria had the capacity to produce the quality and quantity of paper required and be able to deliver to the commission before December this year.
“We are concerned about the capacity of printing press in Nigeria. The time available to us as a commission to conduct the election and the quality and quantity of materials to be delivered by the local contractors do matter to us,” the official said.

“If you must know, for us to conduct the election in February 2015, it means that we must take delivery of the ballot papers in December this year to avoid a repeat of what happened in 2011 when we had to postpone an election because of the late arrival of ballot papers from South Africa,” the officer added.

Reminded that the President last week made a case for the printing of such vital documents with the NSMPC of Nigeria, the officer said, “Well, as we get along and the capacity of the company to handle such assignments grow, we will patronize it. For now, there is none in the country to do such complex job for INEC,” he said.





- Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/09/2015-polls-trouble-brews-inec-n9bn-ballot-papers-contract/#sthash.MPWCDced.dpuf

i dey shame for this country

apc = pdp

pdp = apc


useless sets of thiefs and scarvengers. We are all guilty of these ills. From the grassroots to the highest echelons, corruption is embedded in our minds.

Na only God fit change this country

i hope oyedepo knows about this.

One private is good but 4 private jets is pure greed.

#oyedepo, eating people's tithe since 1960.

harbiolarichard: alot of indecency stuffs done in that house deserves it to go on fire.......

very true bro.