HarkymTheOracle:
Op u can lie..
Wat they like to hear is
1. U are pretty
2. U r d most beautiful girl in d world
3. U ar sexy.
Dazzal

. we are saying the same thing.

iranu abacha
..mouth action ko ass licking ni

I met a girl with big back that I really wanted to gensh when I was an amateur in the game.

After all the scoping the bae was mine, eventually i invited her to my house ;she came . i form gentle man that day I did not touch her.
the next time I invited her she came; conji na basterd, one thing led to another...its was easy to lie that I love her right from the start buh in the heat of the moment "why do you love me "almost spoil ma show ma show that day naso I turn to stammerer o... no be small thing.......................................................................

I compiled a list of responses to the ""why do you love me"" question.


""" lies every girl love to hear""""". whether true or false.

rusher14:


Are you sure?

We hear say una dey flog anybody way represent government for that side o.

kogi is one of the most deadly but peaceful state in Nigeria.

I beg fg come help us in kogi state.....we need train here too

if you have a di*k ; fu*k her...

and walk

smart woman; I love her.

I mean why rent a house when you could build one?

one is enough after I sample; many.

pippimp:


Do you know why Nigeria is the way it is? It is because it's citizens are like children. They just don't know, or want to know, or care about facts. Yes he out there going about his business, but this is because Nigeria is a corrupt country. Corruption is not only when it involves money. It is also about the way you think as well. The Nigerian mentality is so corrupted that a Nigerian can think that he can do whatever he likes and get away with it. This is a man so incompetent that he could not manage the people he delegated responsibilities to and yet Nigerians are hailing him. You guys really deserve the condition you are in.

lol don't take it personal. I am for everybody and for no body.

Korex10:
Your English tho
I hail!!

Gej not get

First of all I hate a dirty woman.
But we could get an house help to help clean her mess.

If a woman does not know how to cook, she could take some cooking lessons; if she likes.

Now answering the question: I preffer a woman who doesn't know how to cook.

Why?

Because there are some many places I could get food to eat; even prepare what ever I want to eat.

But you do not take classes to learn how to be clean.

I don't mind living with any of them ; it depends on what she is bringing to the table.

Marriage is all about luck

Hero of Nigeria's democracy


Some will beef the man
Some will make sarcastic comments
Some likes the man
Some hates him



Get is out there going about his business.

NOW THEY CAN ANNA NIGERIA WITH NUCLEAR bomb.

RULE NUMBER ONE. A.B.C..ALWAYS BE CLOSE

SOMETIMES IT IS GOOD TO DREAM.

LESBIAN ALERT....

POOR FINANCING..you have to cut your coat accordine to your size. Dont date a girl you cant take care of her needs.

HELL No. she might use it as an opportunity to missbehave and still expect me to be faithful.

Not Proud Of This Tho ; i use to bang ma neighbour's bae. i Once Beat A Nigga to comma.

I Once Asked Bae when i was deep-in : if you are feeling it lemmi hear you say yea,yea.

She Could Be A Good Actress In Nigerian horror movie.

WE Should Be Asking You... how Do You Sell Your Market?

MONEY MAKES ROMANCE EASYER

PEOPLE LIKE TO TALK STUPID. EVEN Gay People Get Married, why will on a sain person look for reasons not to marry. well Keep Reading Your List Till You Believe It

any thing the guy is saying is super story. Girls Are All About The Food. If He Plays Card right he will get the punnany.

myfantasies:
Hmmmmm
I will love to try dis
Now all i need is a shirt

you can have mine, i dont mind.

Tholudee:
do you think d caption is true?

yes. She will be a good partner.

I like her sense of style.

Nigerians are not ready for change; change is inevitable.

i wonder what friend zone feels like... this 2016 if you are still in the friend zone you need jesus in your life.

Awolowo is a snitch

175:
FORMER governor of Ogun State, Chief Olusegun
Osoba, has declared that the sage, Chief Obafemi
Awolowo, was duly and unanimously elected and
accepted as the leader of the Yoruba ethnic
group, thus taking ex-president Olusegun
Obasanjo to the cleaners over the latter’s
comments about the sage not ever being the
Yoruba leader.
It will be recalled that in one of the national
dailies (not Nigerian Tribune), Obasanjo was
quoted as saying in his book, “My Watch,” that no
individual (including Chief Awolowo) could be
regarded as the leader of the Yoruba.
In the report published on August 2, Obasanjo
was quoted as saying that the supporters of the
first Premier of the Western Region, Chief
Awolowo, “fixed” the title of Yoruba leader on the
sage during the civil war, at a meeting he
(Awolowo) presided over.
But in a swift reaction, Chief Osoba regarded
Obasanjo’s comment as “blatant distortion of
history,” saying Chief Awolowo was unanimously
elected the Yoruba leader on August 12, 1966 in
Ibadan, at a forum that had the who-was-who
among the Yorubas and which was at the
instance of the then acting military administrator
of the Western Region, General Adeyinka Adebayo,
who was then a Colonel.
Osoba, who armed himself with photocopies of
the Nigerian Daily Sketch of August 13, 1966,
which he distributed to the media, including the
Nigerian Tribune, and which had an headline that
boldly read: “Awo elected leader of Yorubas,” said
Obasanjo, as the Garrison Commander in Ibadan
at the time, could not have forgotten all this in a
hurry.
He argued that opting to distorting facts and
history with such false information as done by
Obasanjo could denigrate the persona of the sage.
“Forty nine years ago, precisely, August 12, 1966,
I was present at the forum where Chief Obafemi
Awolowo was unanimously elected the leader of
Yorubas.
“The election involved all stakeholders, including
political and cultural intellectuals in Yorubaland. I
have records to prove that Chief Obafemi
Awolowo was elected aside the newspaper
publications made after the election in Ibadan.
“I disagree with ex-President, Chief Olusegun
Obasanjo, on whatever claims he has that
Awolowo was handpicked by some of his
supporters,” he said.
According to the ex-governor, at the event where
Awolowo was elected as the Yoruba leader, there
were people of diverse political interest and yet
they all worked as one to make Chief Awolowo
the Yoruba leader.
“For instance, the late Dr Koye Majekodunmi has
same political ideology as Awolowo, or late Chief
T.O.S Benson, a staunch supporter of the late
Chief Nnamdi Azikiwe till death, was part of
Awolowo political family. I want everyone to know
that Awolowo was released from prison two
weeks before his election as leader of the
Yorubas.
“I will give you more facts. He was unanimously
elected by all stakeholders. The governor of the
Western Region at this time, General Adeyinka
Adebayo; the first military administrator of the
Western Region, on Tuesday, August 10, 1966
held meetings with intellectuals and activists.
“The next day, which was 11th, he held meetings
with the traditional rulers before the meeting of
all stakeholders on August 12. On this day, there
was not a dissenting voice against the election of
Awolowo as the leader of the Yorubas. These are
some of the facts; so I can never agree with
Obasanjo,” he stated.
When also commenting on Obasanjo’s claim that
certain people, including late Chief Adisa Akinloye,
did not accept Awolowo as the leader of the
Yorubas, Osoba said “the late Chief Akinloye
never kicked against the election of Awolowo;
even until his death. He was one of the admirers
of Awolowo. He was the one who coined the word
‘Afenifere.’
“I was close to Akinloye, even during his days in
London where he exiled. He never disagreed with
the fact that Awolowo must be respected as a
person.
“There is a difference between being members of
different political parties and having respect for a
particular person. For instance, when Aminu Kano
was alive, he often visited the Sardauna of
Sokoto for consultation, though they belonged to
different political ideology. I don’t know why
anyone should denigrate the reputation of
Awolowo in death,” he said.
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http://tribuneonlineng.com/awolowo-was-yoruba-leader-osoba-replies-obj