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Dis Guy:
that's what the fashola die-hards say! the bad roads are mainly the federal govts  

I wonder why they priorities Lekki ikoyi bridge over these roads that have been begging for construction ever since

Sorry, i didnt know u're being sarcastic
I live around that area and i'm goin home in the next few days,
I'm really afraid of the pressure i'll go thru when i get home

An article written in punch on Sunday, 17 Oct 2010

[size=13pt]Ayobo/Ipaja: The worst road in Lagos — Road users[/size]

Years of neglect have combined with failed promises of repair to leave the Ayobo/Ipaja road in such a terrible state that it now sinks jeeps and trailers. And as it assumes the notoriety of ‘the worst road in Lagos‘, EMMANUEL ONYECHE reports that vehicle owners are avoiding it like plague, leading to untold hardships for those who reside or do business there

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Constructed about 13 years ago without drainages, several portions of the Ayobo/Ipaja road have failed so terribly that many people who go through it told our correspondent that


they consider it as the ”worst road in Lagos.”


“What you have on that road are no longer potholes but gullies,” said Mr. Sam Arikawe, the Supervisor at a beer distribution business located at No. 225, Ipaja Road, Lagos State.


In the past six months, Arikawe said, three vehicles that his organisation uses for the distribution of its products have been condemned as a result of that bad road.


”Sometimes, if the vehicles go out, they won‘t return. It is either the back axle gets damaged or the radiator gets overheated,” he said, as he pointed to large van that broke down in front of his office after it passed through the bad road to bring cartons of beer all the way from Ijebu Ode, Ogun State.


As he was speaking, his phone rang and the driver of one of his distribution vehicles told him on the other end of the line to send people to come and push another of his distribution vehicles that had just broken down on the same road.


”To worsen matters, our customers are no longer coming to us to lift products. When we call them, they tell us that they are not willing to put their vehicles at risk, saying that the little profit they make is spent on vehicle repair anytime they pass through that road to get to us,” Arikawe said.


Our correspondent, who went through that road, noted that the nightmare began at Opeki area for those going to Iyana Ipaja from Church Bus Stop in Ipaja. In this area, some sand filling work was seen going on - a palliative measure that people in the area said was from the Ayobo/Ipaja LCDA. Attempting to count the potholes and the gullies was needless stress, as there were just too many of them - all filled with stagnant muddy water that constituted death traps to vehicles that dared to wade through.


At P&T Bus Stop, opposite the Ministry of Communications and Information, two buses that dared the road and got stuck were seen being pushed by their conductors and drivers, as the perplexed passengers sat inside, unwilling to step out into the muddy potholes of their vicinity.


Apart from a few sections, the entire stretch of the road from Opeki, Boys Town and all the way to the gate of the Low Cost Housing Estate, Abesan, has completely collapsed. The gullies at the Estate Gate were the type that swallowed small cars and caused jeeps and even bigger vehicles to be stranded.


Our correspondent observed that anywhere the portion of the road in front of the Estate Gate was fair, all the vehicles tended to that direction and soon it caused gridlock that led to chaos and confusion that stressed everybody.


The horror at the area around the Estate Gate is further heightened by the fact that over 90 per cent of the vehicles going to Ayobo from Iyana Ipaja divert at the gate and go through the estate to connect Ayobo, Ikola Ilumo or Command, just to avoid the Ayobo/Ipaja road. Many drivers going to Ayobo from Iyana Ipaja end divert their vehicles through Baruwa to Oluwaga to connect Ayobo, all in a bid to avoid the extremely bad road.


Ordinarily, the shortest distance to Oshodi for those living in Ayobo, Bada/Aiyetoro is through the Ayobo/Ipaja road, but our correspondent learnt that people in these areas now prefer to go to Oshodi through Sango in Ogun State, passing through the recently built Ikola/Command road, to come out at Abule Egba, before boarding Oshodi Bus - a needless merry-go-rounding that also makes commuting to cost more. Again, from Iyana Ipaja, many people now prefer to connect Meiran, passing through the Command road in Ajasa to get to Baruwa - not minding that these are opposing ends to each other.


Because of this, those who live directly along either side of the bad road or do business there (like Arikawe) and who have no other route to get to their destinations are usually stranded and suffer untold hardship.


One of them, Mrs. Ogechi Opara, a lawyer who resides in Majiyagbe area of Ipaja said, ”Sometimes, you could stay one hour without getting a vehicle that is passing through this bad road. It is causing people a lot of hardship.”


Another road user, Mr. Akin Babajide, a Supervisor at A-ONE Nigeria Enterprises, a venture that makes furniture, says, ”My customers call me on phone to come to their houses. They don‘t come here again and it has reduced the level of growth of my business and my profit. It is now that I understand what they taught us over 20 years ago in secondary school about the importance of good roads to an industry.


Mr. Samuel Oyinlola, who resides at Baruwa, said, ”My three cars have been completely damaged by the bad road. I had to abandon them after I got tired of dealing with problems relating to gear box, ball joint, etc., everyday, not to talk of the daily stress of going out and coming in. If you stay at home beyond 5am before you escape from that terrible road, you must definitely get to work late that day.”


Mr. Adetula Muyiwa who manages Lilijo Spot, a very large beer and pepper soup joint along the bad road, says his volume of business has reduced so much that he is considering retrenching some staff. It was 7.15 pm and the customers in his joint were just four. ”Before, by this time, everywhere would be filled up and all my staff would be busy. Now, they stay idle from morning till night. Only few people bother to travel through this bad road to come and relax.


A man who gave his name as Daniel posted the following on the Internet concerning the bad road in question, ”I have made up my mind never to pay tax again because of the way we have been abandoned in Ipaja Ayobo. I am a legal practitioner living in Abesan and use a car worth about N2m. I have had my gear damaged at the Abesan Gate by the bad road and had to spend N100,000 to fix it. Now, it is the engine that has been damaged by the pool of dirty muddy water that is constantly at the Abesan Gate and this will cost me about N200,000 to fix.”


Another individual, Mr. Lateef Gbolagade, also on the Internet, simply asked, ”Eko o ni baje? what of Ipaja? Is it not a part of Lagos State?”


The entire stretch of the bad road also had no drainages - a situation that definitely quickened its failure. The website of Technology Transfer Centre in New Hampshire noted that inadequate drainage greatly contributes to road failure. Proper drainage, it said, is vital, as water affects road serviceability. To maintain a good roadway network, the road manager must keep water out of it.


A drainage system reduces water damage and saves money. The site listed roadway, shoulders, ditches and culverts as the major elements to a drainage system and added, ”These elements work together to prevent water from passing through the road surface. The roadway and shoulder move water to the side and carry it away. Even properly designed roads could flood, wash out, and develop potholes if drainage is neglected.


Ironically, the problem is not that the authorities are not aware of the problem since it was the route Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola, went through when he attended the burial ceremony of the wife of the General Superintendent of the Deeper Life Bible Church in April last year. Fashola, in his speech at the ceremony, even promised that he would see to the repair of the road, according to media reports.


The Chairman of Ayobo/Ipaja LCDA, Mr. Bisi Yusuf, who lives in the Bada area of Ipaja does not deny being aware of the problem of that road. At a time, he was accused of relocating from his house in Bada to another area because of the bad road.


But Yusuf, speaking to our correspondent in his office said, ”[size=15pt]The road in question belongs to the state government[/size], but we have commenced palliative measures that will bring relief to the people while awaiting the state government‘s presence.


”The state governor, Mr. Babatunde Fashola, had already earmarked the Ayobo-Ipaja road for construction, and work would commence there after the completion of the Moshalasi-Idimu road in Alimoso Local Government Area.


”Our measure is to make the road motorable from Ayetoro Bridge to Abesan Estate Gate, which is the boundary we share with Mosan-Okunola Local Council Development Authority. We have commenced the filling and grading of the road from Ayetoro boundary to Abesan Estate Gate, even beyond our boundary, Yusuf said.


If the ‘road work‘ our correspondent witnesses last week was what Yusuff described as ”filling and grading,” then it is apt to say it falls short of any standard whatsoever. This is because ‘workmen,‘ who described themselves as members of the Abesan Gate chapter of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, were seen using bare hands to pick slabs of hard tar that seemed to have been brought from another failed road to fill whatever they could of the failed road.


Worse still, the heavy rainfall of a week later made nonsense of their efforts, as the entire road got submerged in flood, which simply washed it away.


On allegations that he had relocated from his house in Bada because of the bad road, he denied it, saying they were allegations that could not be substantiated. ”I follow the same route my people follow every day, so that I can experience what they experience and feel what they feel.” He said

http://www.punchng.com/Articl.aspx?theartic=Art20101017116125

Dis Guy:
the bad roads are the Federal Government roads in Lagos

eko o ni baje o!

Please dont come here and display your ignorance
Who told you, its federal government road?
Is Fashola denying that its state govt. road?

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Tasma:
The phone is the HTC touch HD T8282 running windows mobile 6.1 thanks. Also is it possible to upgrade to newer versions of the winmo rom?

Thats

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Na wa o Mr. Fashola, fix this road if you are expecting our votes for 2011 o!

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@ ciscostraz
sorry for the mixup, i'm refering to the post by Tasma

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ciscostaz:
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laggchick:
My preferred choice happens to be noone other than this MUIZ BANIRE fellow. . Apart from being a three time commissioner he has introduced more innovations in nigerian governance than we are made to be aware of.

*He reportedly innovated the idea of LASTMA which we all enjoy today and is being replicated by many states-

*He reportedly innovated the BRT scheme which we all enjoy-

*He reportedly advised and executed the clearing of the Oshodi nemesis. . an achievement which is a pride of  Fashola

*He has reportedly planted over three million trees in lagos to fight climate change

From what i saw on his facebook page these achievements listed above are just a few of what he has done in this govt. .what wowed me most was his profile


[b]Hon.(Dr) Muiz Adeyemi Banire is a seasoned Law Teacher/Legal Practitioner, A great Author/Philosopher, a Genuine and Patriotic Politician and a Tested Manager of human and material resources. He belongs to the noble class of African professionals who believes that the Continent of Africa can attain economic emancipation through prudent management of resources and good governance.



As Lagos State Commissioner for Transportation in the government of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Hon. (Dr) Banire championed epochal initiatives in the Ministry’s operations and administration and has shown commendable drive, imagination and a positive attitude that has seen him deploy his immense skill not only towards the goals of his present Ministry (Ministry of the Environment) but also to the goals of making Lagos State a safer and healthier place for all the Lagosians to live.


The entire residents of Lagos State have expressed their confidence that Dr. Banire will discharge his duties as Hon. Commissioner for the environment just as meritoriously as he has done for every other assignment with which he has been saddled with in the government of Lagos State. Born on 6th of October, 1966, to the illustrious Banire family of Olowogbowo Area of Lagos Island and also a direct descendant of the Balogun family of Isale-Eko through his maternal grandfather. His father Alhaji Suberu Banire, a devout Muslim and philanthropist was one of the first settlers in up-town Mushin in the present Mushin Local Government Council Area of Lagos State. He had his early education in his local community. First at Lousa Soares Nursery School, Mushin, 1970-1972 and St. Jude’s Primary School, Mushin, Lagos, 1972-1977. Dr. Banire had his post-Primary education at Archbishop Aggey Memorial Secondary School, Mushin, between 1979 and 1983 and his Lower Six (A Level) at Federal School of Arts & Science, Victoria Island, between 1983 and 1984. He thereafter proceeded to University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Kwara State in 1984 to study Law and returned back to Lagos in 1986 to complete his Law Degree Programme at the University of Lagos, Akoka, Lagos, where he bagged an L.L.B (Hons) degree in Law, in 1988.


Dr. Banire was called to the Bar of the Federal Supreme Court of Nigeria in 1989 after he obtained his B.L (Barrister-At-Law) from The Nigeria Law School, Victoria - Island, Lagos.


In 1991, he bagged a Master of Laws (L.LM) degree from University of Lagos and added a Ph.D (Property Law) to his academic cap from the same University in Year 2005.He has acquired a Legal career in a wide- ranging areas of specialization; in Land Law; Equity and Trust; Secured Credit Transactions; Planning and Compulsory Acquisition and this is evidenced by diverse publications in Learned Journals and published books as well as in teaching experience in the Department of Private and Property Law, University of Lagos since 1991.


As an Author of International repute, he has the following Text and Practice Books to his Credit:

The Nigerian Law of Trusts

The Blue Book 2004: Practical Approach to the High Court of Lagos State (Civil Procedure) Rules, 2004

Land Management in Nigeria: Towards a New Legal Framework

This academic of note, also has the following Articles and Papers published in Law and Practice Journals both at home and abroad.

The Limit of Consent Provisions: A Review of Savannah Bank Ltd. .V. Ajilo

Customary Tenancy and the Land Use Act: A Review.

Juxtaposition of the Land Use Act and the Urban a Regional Planning Decree, 1992; A Critique.

Critical Appraisal of the Democratic Principles, Enshrined in the Management of Corporate Real Property under Customary Land Law.

Legal Aid in the Administration of Justice in Nigeria.

Positive Planning Per Excellence under the Nigeria Urban and Regional Planning Decree, 1992.

Criminal Justice Administration and the Question of Legal Assistance.

Documentation and Perfection of Security in Nigeria.

The Relevance of the Certificate of Occupancy to State Development in Nigeria.

Impact of the Convention on Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women on the Concept of the Advancement.

Arbitration and Enforcement of Securities in Nigeria.

Trusteeship Concept under the Land use Act: Mirage or Reality.

Overcoming the Difficulties in Registering Caution on a Certificate of Occupancy.

Overhauling the Presumption of Advancement in the
Law of Trusts.

Concept and Function of Leases.

The Social significance of the New Lagos State Rent Control and Recovery of Residential Premises Edict No.6 of 1997.

Towards Effective Control and Management of Land in Nigeria: Evaluation of the Land Use Act, (1978) Socio-Legal and Regulatory issues in Corruption
Control in Nigeria.

Negotiation and Drafting of International Contracts.

Corporal Punishment under the ICCPR & The U.N Torture Contribution: African & Religious Perspectives. The Legal Aspects of Trans-boarder Movements: Implications for Refugees.



Dr, Banire’s journey into the work environment started as a Moderator at Chartered Institute of Insurers, Assessor /Examiner at Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (1CAN); Chambers Attachment at Gani Fawehinmi Chambers, 1989; He did his National Youth Service with Legal Aid Council, Abeokuta, Ogun State and thereafter as a counsel, Seun Akinbiyi & Co. Lagos (1970-1991) He was the Principal Partner at Akinbiyi, Banire & Co. Lagos (1991-1995) and from there he veered into the academic environment to serve as Senior Lecturer, Department of Private and Property Law, Faculty of Law, University of Lagos.


In 1999, at the advent of the government of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu in Lagos State, Dr. Banire was appointed into the Government as Special Adviser on Political and Legislative Matters and later in the year, was given another portfolio as the Honourable Commissioner for Special Duties, the office he held till August, 2000 when he was again moved to oversee the office of the Honourable Commissioner for Transportation until the expiration of the tenure of Asiwaju Tinubu administration in Lagos State.


It is in consideration of his achievements while serving in various capacities of the Lagos State Government that Dr. Muiz Adeyemi Banire was asked to return to the Administration of Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola as the Honourable Commissioner for Environment in August, 2007.


Dr. Banire is the Founder and Principal Associate, M.A. Banire & Associates, 27 Yinusa Adeniji Street, Ikeja, Lagos.



Other positions of responsibilities held by Dr. Muiz A. Banire include:-


Returning officer - Lagos Mainland Local Govt. 1998 Guber/House of Assembly Elections

Member - Ojo L.G. Planning Authority.

Faculty Exam Officer - Univ. of Lagos, Faculty of Law,
1993-95

Co-ordinator of Diploma - University of Lagos, in Land Administration Faculty of Law (1993-94)

Business Manager - Journal of Private and Property
Law, Univ. of Lagos, 1991-Date

Secretary - University of Lagos Vice-Chancellors Committee On Bank Project.

Member - Nigerian Universities Network Management Committee, Appointed by The Vice-Chancellor, Univ of Lagos.

Member - The Vice-Chancellor, Univ. of Lagos. Verification Task Force (Univ. of Lagos)

Member - Univ. of Lagos Bookshop Management Board

Member - University of Lagos Legal Committee

Member - Faculty of Law, Univ. of Lagos, Fund Raising Committee

Member - Editorial Committee, Nigerian Journal of Contemporary Law.


He is a fellowship and also belongs to several Professional bodies which include:



Registered foreign Lawyer - Law Society, England

Member - Nigerian Bar Association

Member - International Bar Association

Fellow - Institute of Transport Administration of Nigeria

Associate Member - Chartered Institute of Arbitrators.

Member - Nigerian Institute of Management

Member - Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators.


This highly motivated, goal driven and achiever is very creative, hardworking and a problem solver. He is a team player, flexible, adaptable and an adept at multitasking. He has done and is still doing a number of adhoc assignments aside from this activities within the academia and Government Services. Founder of Mushin Empowerment Foundation (MEF) a Non-Political and Non-profitable N.GO, established for the good welfare of the people of his immediate constituency and compelled to feel obliged to respond to their needs



Dr. Muiz Adeyemi Banire is happily married and blessed with children.


His Hobbies include playing Table Tennis, Football, Badminton and loves reading novels and General Literature[/b].

if ure in doubt,go here and see for yourself

SOURCE : http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dr-Muiz-Adeyemi-Banire/92978668969?ref=ts#!/pages/Dr-Muiz-Adeyemi-Banire/92978668969?v=info

I think were in for another wild four years with someone as deft as this guy at the helm of things. .no offence to Fashola , i love him. . .but i love my Lagos more.

And the guy na local material thru and thru!
Chai! i'm impressed


        
[size=14pt]But will he not handover the lagos treasury to Tinubu?[/size]      

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To be honest i was so disturbed, i couldn't finish watching the video

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I think maybe Jenner might have whispered that one of them is infected and didn't feel it was necessary to tell Rick before because he was planning on mass suicide/murder,but since they were leaving felt obligated to let him know that one of their party was going to turn.

Do you agree with Jenner that humans will have an extinction event?

YES. Everything has an expiration date. Dinosaurs, the sun, the solar system. We will be gone too.

What I think Jenner said to Rick is that they’ll all going to die due to virus is air borne and it’s matter of time they all going to change. Reason I think is because the blood test he conducted in the beginning on the show and when Rick asked him about it? Jenner replied back they’re all okay, however he was going to kill them all the next day! Also if the virus did not go air borne why would the other CDC scientist all kill them self. To a scientist any virus or bacteria going air borne is the last stage and the final stage of the evolution. They all knew there is no cure or answer. I don’t think the doctor cares about Rick’s wife being pregnant, that’s the last thing in he’s mind before he’s going to die!!! It got to be something bigger that affects the whole group.

Kind of disappointed that they killed off Jacqui, but I guess they wanted to emphasize that nobody is safe and reduce the cast for season 2.

Looks like they want to paint Shane as the villain now, I suppose that adds to the drama, especially when we find out that Lori is pregnant with Shane's baby and that it could be a Zombie Pup

Wait, didn't Shane say that he listened to Rick's chest and there was no heartbeat? Could Rick have some resistance to the contagion? Or, like others have said, they all already have it, but came back with full function?

there is a cure and safe place in alaska says my friend, ( a producer), and Shane is infected

Other insights

"I think Jenner told Rick that either Lori is pregnant and how far along she is or Lori or her son may hold a cure in their blood but he didn't have enough time to run tests because the clock was ticking down."

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kITA TITA:
Ayakoromo harboured a terrorist who killed at least seven Federal soldiers. These soldiers were sons, theys were husbands, they were fathers, they were bread winners and they were on legitimate assignment. they were not criminals but were serving in order to earn honest living. Should they just die because one John Togo was hiding in Ayakoromo?

U see until we evolve above the "adiye da mi logun nu, mo fo leyin mentality" (a hen scattered my stuff, i must break its egg - hope i got the translation right) there is no hope for us and we are just like the barbarians, u mean everyone in that village is guilty of killing the seven soldiers? 
This just about reprisal and nothing more! 

chyz:
this is no way near what happened at Odi. That devil obasanjo issued a shoot-on-sight. GEJ is a nigerian president and NOT Ijaw president.stop trying to cook up opposition to GEJ.

I'm not whipping up opposition against him, in fact I'm of a believe that he is the lesser of all the evil we have as presidential candidates!
But the above is all wrong!

johndoe200:
What do you want the president to do? He should follow every soldier on every mission and stop them from misbehaving?

A police man shoots a civilian on the street and the next thing is some dope comes out with "President is killing us".

He (the president) has taken action by instructing the army to ensure the lives and property of the people after this has happened.

If the damage is proved to have been to property owned by innocent civilians, then they will be entitled to compensation.

   
I'm sure u wont be talking like this, if your house is among the houses burnt to the ground with your wife and children in it!
Entitled to compensation?  what compensation will bring back the dead? 

In Nigeria, do the innocent had to be punished along with the guilty?

I'm really loosing hope fast, on anything good coming out of this entity - Nigeria
How can this kind of thing happen under the watch of GEJ? 

     

The Joint Task Force (JTF) attacked the Ijaw community in the Niger Delta last week, leaving severe damage in their wake.

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Damage from the Joint Task Force (JTF) attack on the Ijaw community in the Niger Delta last week.


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Damage from the Joint Task Force (JTF) attack on the Ijaw community in the Niger Delta last week.


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Damage from the Joint Task Force (JTF) attack on the Ijaw community in the Niger Delta last week.


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Damage from the Joint Task Force (JTF) attack on the Ijaw community in the Niger Delta last week.


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Damage from the Joint Task Force (JTF) attack on the Ijaw community in the Niger Delta last week.


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Damage from the Joint Task Force (JTF) attack on the Ijaw community in the Niger Delta last week.


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Damage from the Joint Task Force (JTF) attack on the Ijaw community in the Niger Delta last week.


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Damage from the Joint Task Force (JTF) attack on the Ijaw community in the Niger Delta last week.


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HOW MANY INNOCENT CHILDREN, WOMEN AND MEN DIED IN THIS MADNESS?
THIS JUST LIKE ODI MASSACRE! 

Definitely a possibility!

Vieira:
I bet he told Rick that they all have the disease in them already and that if they die they will turn to zombies.

Hence even if they die from normal causes they will become zombies.

Keep em coming, what do u think again

or maybe Lori is pregnant, and he also probably told him that how long
Jenner tested everyones blood!
So Shane is going to be a father and that will thicken the plot of season 2

I think jenner had bugged all the rooms and was monitoring everyone for signs of zombie behaviour, but he caught Lori and shane having their issue, maybe he was warning Rick to watch his back, you could see the way he was looking at his wife after the explosion!

Can anybody in the guess what jenner said to rick?
Anybody?
Let the debate start b4 the season 2

4llerbuntu:
^{(go spend some of the time u spend typing these flames on the wifey man)}

LOL
Wetin nairaland go cause, just got back from work now and saw d post of texazz and moonraker, na him i reply o!

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