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luizpippo:
Who has the contact of that babe in skirt, I wanna propose to her!!!

Dreytonisback:
And this is news ?
Useless forum
The mods here only know how to block accounts but don't even know the right topics that are frontpage worthy

Lights up my kpoli in peace

Curious345:
Hnmm...

I use to know Nengi in pH as a powrbike rider .

Yeah she had this blue power bike and she is always with blue and white leather gear .

She looked fearwome when she rides .

She shares kpekus to the big money bags in pH.

khiaa:
I'm not talking about class, it's just the nature of most Nigerians.

SmellySperm:
Yes babes. Your parents trained you well to be giving doggy to a love peddler in hotels and car.
They didn't train you to be chaste

Rachel98:
Pls stop it. I'm not a prostitute. My parents trained me well.

LOVEGINO:
baba nothing sweet pass dat one. Ask nairaland babes

Grandmeister:
I don't blame her. I have serious phobia for injections especially on the buttocks..I am willing to swallow a hundred pills at a go with no water rather than take a shot on my asss.

TheStranger:
If na prick now she go dey demand harder.

Trypanophobia

lkillbrokehoes:
She can spread her legs to collect random dicks but can't collect injection.

no be juju be this?

Dorcmass:
harder!!! harder!!! harder!!! harder!!! YOU SEE YOUR SELF NAW as if niddle is bigger than gbola

dan9ice:
But she they collect thick gbola comfortably on a regular event

Ikegwuru:
She no be Igbo bro. She is that PH lady...

And by the way it is disrespectful to keep refering to Igbo as Ibo. We have spelt our name the way we want it but you still misspell it the way your colonial masters mispelt it. Please show yourself free from colonial entanglement and spell IGBO well. It takes nothing away from us if you misspell it but speaks ill of your education that being a Nigerian you cannot spell very well, the language of one of the major ethnic groups in this country. You have to rely on the spelling of it given you by your former Master. Tueh.

EyenNtokon:
bro find way buy car, even if na motor buy E get why!

vickydevoka:
Men are wicked. Nobody is marrying orobo. They are just using them for skit. Chai!!

Alaganature09:
Congratulations my beloved brother...I pray I get married soon cos all this now are all slay queen

Beebah2000:
Wow, damn beautiful Congratulations
I go soon post my pre-wedding pics

abduleez1:
Who's that beautiful PAWG.

I wan check something.

faithfull18:
Thank you oh.

fluffybaby:
All these small dicks claiming "big cock" behind keyboard. When we open the trouser now, his prick bend , curved downwards like a sickle and cums without rising. Anyways, I am coming over, remove trouser and wait for me.

The prosecution in the trial of suspected kidnap kingpin, Chukwudumeme Onwuamadike (popularly known as Evans) Friday announced it had closed its case after presenting four witnesses.

The fourth prosecution witness, Chimebere Ahamonu, a businesswoman, had narrated to an Ikeja Special Offences Court how she raised a ransom of $420,000 for the freedom of her husband.

Mrs Ahamonu’s spouse, Sylvanus Ahamonu, was allegedly kidnapped by Evans and his gang on June 23, 2014, on Kara Road, off Osolo Way, Ajao Estate, Lagos.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that she gave her testimony online via the Zoom App on Friday during the continuation of the trial of Evans and a dismissed member of the Nigeria Army, Victor Aduba.

The witness said that she had spoken to her husband in the morning of the day of the abduction, but did not sense anything amiss until evening when he was not answering his phone.

“Then, I was not living in Lagos, I was in Onitsha. I started calling everyone we knew that I did not hear from him.

“A week later a man called my line with a hidden number that my husband was kidnapped.

“Another week later the same man called me and demanded $2 million for his release. I shouted because I have never seen that kind of money before.

“I started calling family and well wishers for help,” she said.

Mrs Ahamonu said another week later, the same man called her demanding for the ransom and she told him that she could only raise N5 million.

“He said that I was not serious and that if I do not come up with the $2 million, I am not ready to see my husband alive.

He said even if it is $100,000 I should bring it,” she said.

The businesswoman said that she sold properties, sought donations from family and friends and managed to raise $200,000 which she sent to Lagos to her brother-in-law, Dominic to deliver the ransom.

She said that she received a phone call a week later demanding for more money and warning her ”never to send Dominic to deliver any ransom because he had reported them to the police.”

Mrs Ahamonu said that fearing for the safety of her spouse, she raised another tranche of $200,000 and came to Lagos to deliver the ransom herself alongside a relation who escorted to the drop-off site.

“After dropping the $200,000, he called me again to demand for some more money.

“I told him I have no more money that people were even calling me a scam because of the way I was appealing for funds.

“I managed to raise $20,000 and it was after then that my husband was released.

“He instructed that my husband must be taken immediately to hospital so that he would not die,” she said.

While being cross-examined by Evans’ counsel, Victor Opara (SAN), Mrs Ahamonu narrated the circumstances surrounding the delivery of the second tranche of $200,000 ransom.

She said she was unfamiliar with Lagos and had to be accompanied by a relation named Onyebuchi to drop off the ransom under the cover of darkness.

“I was communicating with the person on the phone throughout the process. I recognised the voice. It was the same voice that had been calling me,” she said.

Following her evidence, the prosecutor announced that the state will be closing its case against Evans and Mr Aduba.

NAN reports that the two defendants are facing a four-count charge of kidnapping and unlawful possession of firearms.

Justice Oluwatoyin Taiwo adjourned the case until February 4, 2022, for the defence to open its case.
( NAN )

obembet:

RodgersAkpafu:
Honestly speaking
A high body count is not ideal for either gender

fluffybaby:
This interest from men on how women use their v@ginas is becoming something else. How you guys worry about a woman's peepee more than the owner of the peepee is a wonderment. Go and marry your virgins and leave lecture alone.

DieRich5:
yeah we talking base on movie philosophy here ND all the movies zombies don't die easily ND human hit harder. Meh una think it's dat easy for all the zombies movies una Dy watch

Stephenmoka4:
As usual all the favourite may not win. I hope those who played 1 X 2 still have backup tickets running, this betting thing hard gan

TheOnlyUyai:
How dare you compare both of them?

WarAgainstBegga:
I dey plan to fûck her