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Na which kind story b dis na? |
@OP this is what I think she is hiding. She went to do her wine carrying abi introduction for villa. She came back wanting u to quaf her (to compensate you for all the time she made u wait) before leaving u. Or on d other hand she might be pregnant and wants u to quaf her to transfer d pregnancy to u. Op open ur eyes o. Talking from experience |
MizMyColi:thank God you said few. Majority are leeches |
kay29000:she didn't say it's fun, she said it's not fun |
@op I don't want to be left out o, mine is mikethrone@yahoo.com. Pls boss I need it. Tnx |
Shagati:OK boss |
Nice bikes, I plan owning one soonest. I love those types with big front tyre and a small rear tyre. The type u see on bikers build off on discovery Channel, those types wrestlers and those Texas body builders love riding. Damn I'm sooo much in love with them. BTW does that blue truck belong to charley boy? It has his staff of office all over the ride. I mean the skull symbol |
its annoying
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Nollywood has come to stay and waxing stronger as the day goes by to the extent that other countries want to associate with the industry which has contributed immensely to the growth of the Nigerian economy. In analyzing how the growth of the make-belief industry has been rapid in terms of growth, many would say thanks to the English aspect of Nollywood, while some will say the Yorubas and others would want to settle for the Kannywood, but whatever aspect it is, Nollywood is Nollywood. You will agree with me that a non-Yoruba person who does not even understand the language, will find it saddening to decode what they are saying because the translation sometimes does not conform with what the actors are saying and sometimes it is not all what the actor is saying that is being translated. The few translation they manage to give is always spelt wrongly and could be misleading at times. You will agree with me that in terms of good story line, we have to give it to the Yoruba movies. They are very good at telling the story the natural or native way. But is faced with the challenge of relaying it with good English translation which i feel could be better if adequate attention is given to it.
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I have it for sale but I live in abuja |
If u ask me na who I go ask. |
If u ask me na who I go ask |
If u ask me na who I go ask. |
Fabinu:3k. 08033626044. I live in Abuja though |
They keep deducting N50 of my money on caller tunes I never subscribed for. Mtn na thieves |
Why don't u copy the link of d lappy u wish to buy and place it in any of the importers threads on the importation threads in the technology market section of nairaland. But before u do that endeavor to visit the section and choose any importer of ur choice, plus choose importers that buy directly from eBay and Amazon. Tell him d lappy u need b4 copying d link of the lappy u wish to buy on the eBay website and paste it on his thread. He ll tell u to pay the amount to his bank account and by 4 days to one week u will receive ur goods. It's that simple. U only pay for transport. Maybe 2k for commission. They buy, ship to naija and deliver to u. No sweat. That is what I intend doing from henceforth. |
If you could know when you were going to die would you want to know? Now with ‘the death watch’ you have a chance to satisfy your curiosity. A gadget, that was created by a Swedish inventor, Fredrik Colting, calculates a person’s life expectancy based on the personal data of its wearer. The Tikker demands to enter information about your lifestyle, medical history, bad habits, any instances of cancer, diabetes and other serious diseases in their family. They are also asked how much exercise they do, how much they weigh before receiving a score. And when the questionnaire is done, their age is deducted from the results to predict a death date. Besides, the so-called ‘death watch’ works as a regular watch, but its main function is to help people make the most of their life and cherish the time they have left. Imagine someone told you that you only had one year left to live. How would that change your life? For all of us, life comes with a best-before date. While death is non-negotiable, life isn’t. All we have to do is learn how to cherish the time and the life that we have been given; seize the day and follow our hearts,” said Mr Colting, who came up with the idea when his grandfather passed away. The top row of the watch’s digital display shows years, months and days, while the second row counts down hours, minutes and seconds. The bottom row shows the local time. The watch is now available to buy online £49.99 ($80.97) http://www.naij.com/299283-watch-shows-death-date.html
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sexzskil: I am sorry for this off topic post but letsbtw are u white? U sound angry, pls we are discussing power generation here not who contained Ebola. But if u re a Nigerian living outside d Shores of Nigeria then I advise u start thinking like an African cos u sound like a brainwashed white man's black slave. I say this because I saw ur other hateful posts in the other Ebola threads. |
ugochukwu360: Why are most African presidents uglyoga that is not a president, that is chinedu nebo the minister of power. |
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? This man has a baggy nose.