Mention's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Mention's Profile › Mention's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 30 31 32 33 34 35 (of 35 pages)
Ok |
They hardly believe stuffs and trust no one except the person that guides them |
Which network do you want? Do you know how to change APN on ya phone? . . I thought an average android phone configures itself automatically with the sim settings whenever a new sim is slotted... |
This z a machine |
SweetyZinta: sipping zobo drink with kuli-kuliGimme some na... No amount z small! |
Osahon7: how old are you?Why ask such a question... Well M quite old sha! |
M finally here.. Soselekins nice story you've got.. But ya updates are short... Work on that!! Even if you are trying to tell a true life story, add some spice to it to make it more endearing.. I don't like the way the story is following one line of action.. Go to school, talk with either Tasha or Esther, go home, eat lunch, do assignments nd go to main building or emi's shop/house... Its too predictable... |
Oya I don carry seat for back.. Make I go read now.. |
SweetyZinta: I was hereDoing what? |
yuncka: Its good dat way so it will serve many purpose like make-shift weapon in case of robbery attack.Lmao... Na straight C of O for 6ft be that! |
Dear RIM... Please introduce the food sharing option in ya next update.. |
leverage12: its 15k, I can get it delivered to you without paying for cord, charger and shipping.M @ Owerri... Power banks come with free cord na so stop doing like its free.. As for the shipping, you would ship it down to Owerri on a Pay On Delivery basis? |
LilPeezy: u must be mad. Who is talking about community field here.....have u been or seen warri stadium b4For ya crayfish mind, you don make solid point abi ![]() Abeg carry ya keke park one side make I pass with my Bentley! |
Noneroone: I hope you dont mean a catholic seminary b'cos they are the chief breakers of the fourth commandment.Who are you to judge? |
Visman: is there anybody in lokoja who knows Salem university that can confirm this?Does that thing sound like a Legal Accredited University to you?? U better manage ya HND b4 u get one B.Sc that would keep you unemployed for eternity! |
borie4u: Good development. all the charcoal teeth looking peeps, dis na solution for u including dat APC chief whose teeth don red. I no mention name oooBut you mentioned my name!!! |
Wapzydasilva: @20 pounds!!!y u no kan mention ur own church name...na white garment u see nd babalawo u knw dey go 4 charm...ur own place of worship nkoHehe... Gobe |
LilPeezy: As far as warri township stadium is not mention...OP u no sabi better tinWe are talking about stadiums, not community fields! |
![]() |
hopelink1: IMPOSSIBLESECONDED |
How much? |
Lol... Nigeria would be a seminary |
Because they are lastborns and they sometimes get away with all their misdeeds |
BrokenTV: OK now I got it. You are going to get more than you deserve, they gonna spam your mention like am just doing.Lol... Sometimes I enjoy it because I get indirectly notified of interesting posts and conversations on NL.. |
Op.. I guess u were among those who. Celebrated an E... Me?? I cried whenever I had a B in Subject cos spanking awaits me at home.. |
Kk |
The Colombia international sealed a big-money loan move to Old Trafford on transfer deadline day and says he cannot wait to get started with Louis van Gaal's men. Radamel Falcao insists he has lived the last week “like a kid” having sealed a deadline day loan move to Manchester United. The Colombia international joined fellow new signing Daley Blind at Old Trafford on Monday, with United being granted an extension to sign the star in the early hours of the morning. He tweeted last Saturday that he had realised a dream by signing for Real Madrid, only to later delete it, while there were also links with moves to Manchester City and Juventus. And Falcao says he is ready to fire United up the league after a difficult few days. “For me it is amazing,” he told the Observer when asked about his move to United. “I am very happy. I hope to give my team the best and help to bring a lot of goals and victories. “I think I have lived this week very intensely. It hasn’t been the most comfortable week to work in, with all of the changes, but I have lived it like a kid. I have had the same feeling as when I debuted for the national team. It was very exciting and special and I enjoyed being back.” Falcao came off the bench late on in the 1-0 defeat to Brazil on Friday in Miami, where he is understood to be applying for a fast-track visa to be able to face QPR on September 14. “I now leave in a very good condition to join my club and I hope to be available next week,” he added. “I go to Manchester with lots of hopes to try to win a place in the team and then come back to play for Colombia. It’s better to not overthink and let things happen normally instead.” . Source: http://m.goal.com/x/en-gb/news/5088976
|
RebelLeader15: bro, you sound like a Fu+kstard, Erigga wey dey sing rubbish na m u mention so...Erigga?? Is that a name of a musician or a studio goer? |
Mcbussy: Olodo...from your premise, the following are also correctLWKMD |
Rapmoney: I am not saying the average Nigerian student is dull because of naija songs. What am saying is that the contents of these songs act as a source of distraction for these students. The total behaviour of a child has something still to do with what he/she listens to.Charity begins at home.... There z a way u would train ya child and He/She would see all these songs as mere songs... I agree that the society influences the child in a way but the home have the greater influence... |
? Ekpa like u.....u berra mind ur buz nxt time.....