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tosyne2much: I don't believe all guys are
inferior to ladies. In fact, I don't believe any guy here is inferior to any lady regardless of his educational or financial status, because I don't categorize my fellow dudes as inferior and vice versa

Countless times, I have seen guys worship and adore ladies here as if their life depends on it. Some seek attention and worship these ladies as if they can get laid on the internet while some worship and overhype these ladies so that they would fall prey for their intimate action

In your own opinion,

1. Why is it that an average NL dude is a woman wrapper? When a guy cannot rili relate with a babe in real life, online becomes the safe heaven

2. Why do they worship and adore NL ladies as if there are no babes in their surroundings ?

3 Why do they keep mute and start being nice when insulted by a lady ?

4. A lady has once insulted me on my right and a random guy quickly quoted me and supported her.. Why is that so ?

5 Why is it that when a guy posts a thread, you come
to bash him and derail his thread but a lady creates similar thread, guys start making meaningful contribution ?

6. Why is it that some guys follow up to 70 ladies and not even a guy ?

*Clicks the unfollow button =» walks out of the thread=» Let the bashing begin*

ur head correct. All ur points are pin point

Ur cousin? @OP na wa for u o

Lilimax: So true!
The beautiful ones are not born...
Nigeria is blessed with lots of talents.

exactly my sister

TrollMan: They did the right thing by ignoring Nigeria.
I'm Happy For Them.

which kind talk be dis?

Good job u re doing here @OP, i ve added u on watsapp, i will be communicating wit u there much of the time, i will be needing a phone preferably samsung galaxy s5 and a laptop soon. Tnx.

Keep it up OP.

will u accept 5k? I m very interested. Pls reply. Im open to talks. I live in abuja

Fola is not a scammer. I knw he sells recharge vouchers for pdproxy, tunnelguru and d rest. If u re a regular member here on dis section u ll knw fola. Fola pls carry go, no let any negative comment derail ur tread. Im interested. I have already saved ur no. I ll check if u re on watsapp. Tnx

Let me get u correctly, is it those fake looking galaxy phones u see people selling on top of tables in the open market? If it is then they are bad, but u can buy near perfect or shld i say samsung galaxy s4, s5 and note 3 original cloned phones frm aliexpress (that is online if u knw the process) for as little as N28k. U will be glad u did. U will not be able to tell the difference btw the original n clone. A frnd of mine got one and i marveled at the originality and smooth workings of d phone. He got an s4

Yeah i remember solibay, used to be my fav, i rmbr i used it on my nokia n95. Time flies

aceTS: d op made a mistake about using airtime to call cc I'm sure.....but op is right about how etisalat overcharge people on data usage.it happened to me twice. first time I thought it was a mistake. second time I knew it was a fraud going on. before, 30mb can last up to 6 days on my glo bounce.... imagine using over 100mb in a week with etisalat.haba!!
anyway im now getting my revenge on them.browsing n downloading free for over two weeks now on my android with all my firewalls disabled

re u serious? As in free? How u take do am bro? Show me d way na

Whizpeter: Which etisalat plan gives that recharge bonus??

i use easycliq

JiggamanGh: Who r the big boys, I hope u r not counting Nigeria

jigga u don start. Lolz. Of course we r no 1

@OP u re absolutely right, though im of the school of thought that believes no knowledge is a waste or rather u can work anywhere in nigeria provided u re a graduate but truth be told there are limitations in our country, while studying at ABU Zaria, a brother of mine that was studying Vet Med in the same sch opt out and registered for micro-biology in the 2nd year, when i asked him why he said he does not have a future with VET MED after graduation.

Ivory Coast, Egypt and Zambia suffered damaging defeats in the 2015 African Nations Cup qualifiers on Wednesday night.

The Elephants were put to the sword by Cameroon thanks to two goals each from Clinton Njie and Vincent Aboubakar as the Indomitable Lions ran out 4-1 victors. Yaye Toure tapped in a consolation goal for the visitors.

Ivory Coast are now third in Group D with three points, while Cameroon are top on six points after winning their first two matches.

Things are not going much better for seven-time Nations Cup winners Egypt. The Pharaohs lost 1-0 at home to Tunisia courtesy of Fakhreddine Ben Youssef's 14th-minute goal.

Egypt are bottom of Group G on zero points, while Senegal and Tunisia both have six points after the former beat Botswana 2-0 on Wednesday.

Zambia suffered the third shock result of the evening, going down 2-1 to Cape Verde Islands on their artificial home turf. Jacob Mulenga scored for Chipolopolo but goals from Ze Luis and Heldon ensured Cape Verde now top Group F with six points, while Zambia remain on one point.

Wednesday's Nations Cup results:

GROUP A
South Africa 0-0 Nigeria
Congo 2-0 Sudan

GROUP B
Malawi 3-2 Ethiopia
Algeria 1-0 Mali

GROUP C
Angola 0-3 Burkina Faso
Lesotho 1-1 Gabon

GROUP D
Sierra Leone 0-2 DR Congo
Cameroon 4-1 Ivory Coast

GROUP E
Uganda 2-0 Guinea
Togo 2-3 Ghana

GROUP F
Mozambique 1-1 Niger
Cape Verde 2-1 Zambia

GROUP G
Botswana 0-2 Senegal
Egypt 0-1 Tunisia
http://www.kickoff.com/news/48519/big-boys-lose-2015-african-nations-cup-qualifiers

nice nice nice. our kwantiri is important too

Richhommie: 10. The border between the rich and poor - Modern civilizations have made such an impact on the globe that our political borders are visibly discernible from hundreds of miles in the air. NASA astronaut John Grunsfeld has flown on a space shuttle five times during his career. He explained that wealthy countries are typically lined in green, while poorer countries with less access to water are a shocking brown color. Also, nations that don’t have as much widespread electricity look dim at night and stand in stark contrast to neighboring nations whose bright cities light up the sky.This is especially evident between the borders of North and South Korea. At night, South Korea is lit up like any modern area while North Korea is so dark it virtually disappears. In the picture above, we see South Korea illuminated vibrantly in the bottom right corner (Seoul is the brightest spot) while China is equally dazzling on the other side of the photo. But where’s North Korea? No, it didn’t sink into the ocean; it’s actually the black mass between the lights of South Korea and China. (Also note the curvy, orange border of the DMZ.) The only visible illumination in that area is the capital city, Pyongyang. While North Korea certainly isn’t guilty of light pollution, this image reveals how much of the country is likely living without basic electricity and all that comes with it: heat in the winter, refrigeration, and adequate hospitals.

so no be only us dey suffer from light and basic amenities,

Ivory Coast, Egypt and Zambia suffered damaging defeats in the 2015 African Nations Cup qualifiers on Wednesday night.

The Elephants were put to the sword by Cameroon thanks to two goals each from Clinton Njie and Vincent Aboubakar as the Indomitable Lions ran out 4-1 victors. Yaye Toure tapped in a consolation goal for the visitors.

Ivory Coast are now third in Group D with three points, while Cameroon are top on six points after winning their first two matches.

Things are not going much better for seven-time Nations Cup winners Egypt. The Pharaohs lost 1-0 at home to Tunisia courtesy of Fakhreddine Ben Youssef's 14th-minute goal.

Egypt are bottom of Group G on zero points, while Senegal and Tunisia both have six points after the former beat Botswana 2-0 on Wednesday.

Zambia suffered the third shock result of the evening, going down 2-1 to Cape Verde Islands on their artificial home turf. Jacob Mulenga scored for Chipolopolo but goals from Ze Luis and Heldon ensured Cape Verde now top Group F with six points, while Zambia remain on one point.
Wednesday's Nations Cup results:

GROUP A
South Africa 0-0 Nigeria
Congo 2-0 Sudan

GROUP B
Malawi 3-2 Ethiopia
Algeria 1-0 Mali

GROUP C
Angola 0-3 Burkina Faso
Lesotho 1-1 Gabon

GROUP D
Sierra Leone 0-2 DR Congo
Cameroon 4-1 Ivory Coast

GROUP E
Uganda 2-0 Guinea
Togo 2-3 Ghana

GROUP F
Mozambique 1-1 Niger
Cape Verde 2-1 Zambia

GROUP G
Botswana 0-2 Senegal
Egypt 0-1 Tunisia
http://www.kickoff.com/news/48519/big-boys-lose-2015-african-nations-cup-qualifiers

medicine after death. btw we have other tallented players that have not been called up to the national team that are better than some of these guys u mentioned. naija is truelly blessed

@OP south africa will so feel our wrath this night. we will so chew them. naija 3.- south A 0

mine freezes for seconds, sometimes minutes, so frustrating. yes mine rebooths sometimes too