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olayinkajnr:
This is a custom ROM my friend. Not official

yes bro.

Chriswazo:
I have been around but on a silent mode

ii have been very active hhia. bro na countdown now oh

stephinnoyewole:
the fact is that, there're diff btwn low, medium nd high-end devices, i'm nt arguing dat.
i'm sure u knw samsung also produces low end device?
my point is dat, most of these low-end china phones perform perfectly

I have told him about most of those Chinese phone are for more better than the likes of Samsung but e still no gre

Chriswazo:
Happy new year bro

same to you brother man... after all you guys just disappeared

majekdom2:
Leave the shores of Nigeria, experience those countries. You will come back and appreciate your Nigerian men.
First, out of a hundred white man, you can't find more than 2 that will be willing to settle with a black woman- complete African.
Second, are you willing to be in an open relationship even whilst married. A marriage where your husband can sleep with another woman in your presence or you with another man in his presence.
Third, "brokeness" is not a respecter of race or region. You will say you can live but not that you will be rich as you are thinking
Fourth, if you are lucky to meet a responsible white man, you will have to share the bills with him. He might not be willing to let you sit at home or be willing to carry the responsibilities of inlaws like many of our Nigerian men do. If you are unlucky and ends ups with one without a sense of responsibility. When things perhaps gets tough, you might have to take responsibility of that child alone. I have white female friends that are solely responsible for their kids.
Fifth, be ready to divorce or separate from a white man when he is tired of you or the marriage because that's the first thing that comes to mind. He won't bother bother arrange a meeting with inlaws talking about how to make it work.
Interacial marriage is interesting and presen one with an unforgettable experience. However, it takes time and a whole lot of patience as you will have to understand yo partners culture and go by it. Especially when you will have to relocate to the country of your spouse.

well said

stephinnoyewole:
Like how often does occur?
coz, i'll b getting my ninth android in d next 10days(ranging 4rm tecno to gionee, to infinix, now to leeco, and they are all new)and ive neva visited an engineer 4 any of those devices.
so, are u saying all the previous devices are built wit special chips?
i am stil learning tho

the guy mata tire me because he's hell bent on those over hyped smart phone.. am telling him to explore the window of value for money pphone from chine that come at affordable price... but he's deluded about it..

toogbasky:
I rememba I left camp June 11 or there abt,, my second allawee came July ending,, d same tin wud apply to dem, they left camp towards Dec 12, their second allawee wud cum January ending

yes there's a double allawee that will be paid at the end of the service year.

toogbasky:
Lol,,, We are gonna finish April,, dem nor dey postpone allaweee oooo

you said batch b stream1.. batch a will finish April/may while batch b will finish Oct/nov

toogbasky:
January ending

DEC allawee have been proponed till when you'll finish which it will played as double allawee.

hmm

and they're blame Yoruba for this..










https://www.nairaland.com/4272450/yorubas-seaport-monopoly-hand-tinapas

GOD pls borrow the rechargeable light for them to see

can you imaging

justiniyke29:
so all you girls are planning mutiny? you all want to marry yankee?


no probs let me start looking for my oyinbo bride

this your analysis funny die.....
lmao na court Mathias go end your case.

[quote author= post=63941768]Very wicked and envious tribe[/quote]them don dy come

doyinbaby:
Op...can you tell us specifically how Yoruba frustrated tinapa...

because they believed Yoruba order for relocation of string of head office that will benefit them.

[quote author= post=63941423]Same Onitsha and ABA ranked 3rd and 4th among 7 states that control 90% cash in Nigeria

Lagos, 6 other states control 90% of cash transactions in Nigeria – CBN

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has said that Lagos and six other states control about 90 per cent of cash transactions in the country. The other states are Rivers, Anambra, Abia, Kano, Ogun and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). CBN Deputy Governor, Operations, Mr. Tunde Lemo, who disclosed this

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/05/lagos-6-other-states-control-90-of-cash-transactions-in-nigeria-cbn/

http://www.myfinancialintelligence.com/business-news-brief/%E2%80%98seven-states-control-90-cash-transactions%E2%80%99[/quote]thankk you my bro... southward are coming for you very soon.

doyinbaby:
Just some days ago ijaw was saying they would attack itsekiri because of what I think adeshina said on population.....just because adeshina said something which may be right or wrong ijaw already threatening was on itsekiri...tell me how oil companies and other businesses would stay in a volatile region.........



Jonathan has opportunity at presidency couldn't he have used presidential power to change whatever is the perceived injustice against his people......ok o....I pray all your seaport function so that you can let Yoruba rest...

ogA go get helmet oh bcus south east will come for your head ooh...

make them look elsewhere oooh Carroll nno fit us oh

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