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I just feel its wrong posting picture of the dead.. Respect the dead.. |
Gone are those days that this was our own CNN, BBC, Aljazera etc ![]()
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donholy28:What else do you want?
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Do you agree??
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See the lovely message Paul Okoye to celebrate Lola's Day
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Sometimes, I wonder why people can’t be honest or sincere about how they get my contact. I mean it’s not like I’d literally cut their heads off, common! I put my contact up online to make friends so why lie? This would be the second time that another wizkid pikin (child) trying to play smart by using a celebrity’s name to get my attention. If you want to get my attention just be a simple as ABC, yes some ladies are very picky and can bluntly refuse the hype but then aging some ladies would fall cheaply for this scam. WHY That’s how I got a bbm request from this guy and I accepted. After a while I buzzed him (I hate it when you add someone on bbm and not say hi… really that’s not cool) after like an hour he replied (I lost interest in the chat) then he did something which pissed me off. He said “Do I know him”? nigga really? Am I a physic that sees things? I replied NO I don’t and he said that his Davido’s senior brother. I laughed so hard that I started crying, like how does that affect the price of meat in the market. So because his davido’s senior brother I should start jumping up and down??So this guy started chatting and as a sharp Lagos babe, I asked him questions about Davido and his family and the guy’s answer were just so wrong! I mean, if you want to use a celebrity to lie please Continue here: https://merlscorner./2015/09/01/my-wannabe-celebrity-part-1/ |
Matthew 7:7YAY OR NAY
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NwabuezeWini:Thank You |
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Saw this and decided to share Guys care to share yours??
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Who's Game??
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Post the picture for easy identification pls |
This guy is sick.... |
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Good Morning Lagosians Last week we went to a buka where they are known for their “Peppered Stew”. They say that their “Peppered Stew” can cure malaria (lol). I love the peppered stew and I must tell you (for lovers of pepper ooo) you most definitely give it a try Observation The food is cooked in a close space (that’s a plus ) Their speciality is the PEPPERED STEW They sell rice, porridge, swallow, moi moi and vegetable soup The food is affordable The environment is neat I noticed 3 buka’s on the same line (would definitely try them out) The food is enjoyable when eaten immediately The food is hot (very hot for those who don’t like pepper) Critic Hygiene is neat but they need to make provisions for when the other store owners sweep their shop. Increase the size of the meat (it’s too small for #50 per piece) There was more of oil than stew Location They are located at POWA market/plaza by Ikeja High Court, Off Ladoke Akintola. Here are some pictures I took when I went to the place..
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This is a trend for the list of all the buka's in Lagos State courtesy of Eko Bukka.. Join the blog on www.ekobukka. |
I can’t hold it anymore, everyday I wake up thinking today he would say “Merl I don’t see us going on well, let’s end the relationship”. I have gotten to the point where I gave up on love and shut the door to relationships. When I sit among my male friends, they talk about how Amina broke his heart or how Shade is after his pocket. I just smile and tell them guys have done worst than that to me and they say no ooo that guys don’t do such. The argument would go on for hours. Anyways, back to my story. Am sure some of you know who am talking about (lol). As I was leaving work yesterday, I saw beau waiting outside for me. I was shocked but I love the surprise (very few guys go the EXTRA MILE to impress their girlfriends). I do love the extra mile beau does for me, but sometimes I feel he would one day he would change When we got to his house, he got down from the car and opened the door for me (how many Nigerian men will do this??), anyways I got down from the car and he used his tie to blindfold me (now me I was trying to see if I can pep thru the open space but beau made sure there was no space).... Continue here: https://merlscorner./2015/08/23/love/ |
Rosemary216:Thank You |
Arbiola:Now you know |
THROWBACK...via Historical Nigeria Orlando Martins, born in Lagos to a civil servant Brazilian father, he was the first Nigerian hollywood star. In this scene he stars alongside former actor Turned US president Ronald Reagan in the "Hasty Heart" 1949. After this he acted in many other top Hollywood films such as Mister Moses, West of Zanzibar and more till he died at the age of 85 in Lagos and was buried at Ikoyi Cemetery. Photo credit: Historical Nigeria
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hehehehehe Just kidding I love how she carries herself.. |
Godfullsam:He was all that.... |
Yesterday was the service of songs and tribute night in memory of my ever smiling classmate and fellow trouble maker PETER KAYODE BELLO Jnr. The service was held at Catholic Church of Divine Mercy, Lekki and it was packed full as people from came out to say good bye to a PERFECT GENTLEMAN Pjkruel, words can't express how much am going to miss you RIP till we meet ![]()
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18 year old Adigwe Anointing Jessica Obiageli who went missing on August 14th has been found. "A friend found her at the corridors of Madam Tinubu hall university of Lagos between 8-9pm yesterday and dragged her to her sisters room. She claims to have wandered off on her own wanting to be alone and away from people." a family member wrote
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if she doesn't want to go to the hospital, her next best option is HOT OGOGORO/VODKA/GIN works like magic! |
rotelstar:sorry, it can't |
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chyna4luv:google it up |
WASMOG:Ikeja |
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That’s how I got a bbm request from this guy and I accepted. After a while I buzzed him (I hate it when you add someone on bbm and not say hi… really that’s not cool) after like an hour he replied (I lost interest in the chat) then he did something which pissed me off. He said “Do I know him”? nigga really? Am I a physic that sees things? I replied NO I don’t and he said that his Davido’s senior brother. I laughed so hard that I started crying, like how does that affect the price of meat in the market. So because his davido’s senior brother I should start jumping up and down??
Keep an eye on hidden expenses such as overnight shipping, taxes, or overtime charges.