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Sound Sultan: dem come again, dem come again o! ghen! ghen!.. |
Drdreluv: Abeg oooo dis will neva be my portion oooo ehe no be me goo jam dis kind woman......I hope it never happens to you, but i'm sure now you see the point of the OP's question. It's quite easy for anyone to say "till death do us part," but what happens when shitt hits the fan. |
Drdreluv: Y not? Y are we married in de first place useless questionIt won't sound like a useless question, when you come home to find your wife has murdered your 2 year old child for interrupting her sex marathon with her 20 year old lover. ..and of course he was hitting it dougie when you walked in. I bet you you would be like.. "aww honey, it's alright, why are we married in the first place" |
ummm. Not really |
nathanD:Haha. na T.B joshua parole |
cool, but aren't they launching a new ID card in Naija all the time, and somehow most people still complain about not being able to get them. |
EVERY race on this planet has its fair share of racists. |
BadBoy25: if the cop was white,you would go out and riot and destroy your neighborhood .Obviously, your brain functions are lost. Can you explain how that fits into this context? We ain't talking about Ferguson, Missouri. This is about the NPF, and the FACT that they are no different from armed robbers, fraudsters and kidnappers. Take these three vices and mold it up into one- you get the NPF. |
I bet Mikel Obi drives his Bentley at 5 miles per hour. Quick question though, where da hell did 2shotz get enough cash to buy a Bentley? Dude has not had a hit record since time immemorial. ![]() Nice cars though. Good to see them doing good for themselves. |
cool story bro. Tell it again ![]() |
Not looking forward to marriage though. |
It depends on how you approach it. You MUST always treat him like he is right, regardless of your position on the matter. However, granting his request or demand is not inherently his "right." You can always politely decline an unreasonable demand by a customer, without being rude or aggressive. Customer service in Nigeria still has a long way to go, as customers are treated like crap. Customers are made to feel like they are being done a favor- by taking their money for goods/services. From indications though, i believe it is getting better. Companies in Nigeria appear to be dedicating more resources into training dedicated customer service teams. |
TUNFOL: U must be silly to compare banks and dia operations in watever God-forsaken-country you are with the kind of the one rendered plus lots of hidden charges we pay here. My organization is still in court with a bank who has been charging a client indiscrimately since the past 5 years.Have you ever heard of punctuation? It helps you sound less like an illiterate. I will not grant you the satisfaction of an exchange beyond this one, as your point (or the lack thereof) has nothing to do with the topic. I'm not on this site to pick a fight with anyone. If you do not agree with my comment, then simply say so without name calling. You know.. like an educated person. By the way, the U.S has its flaws- but is far from a "God-forsaken-country" as you put it. |
what? 114? Oldest person in the world is currently 115. In all honesty, i do not wish to live over 100 years. |
korel9: Chai!So, what have you said in connection to the topic? |
Wait, were all ATM transactions free in Nigeria? Correct me if i'm wrong, but by my math - this adds up to about 40 cents ONLY WHEN you use a 3rd-party ATM 3 times a month. I understand the economic climate in Nigeria is rough, but come on.. that's a pretty sweet deal if you ask me. If it makes you feel any better, here is what it costs each time i use a 3rd-party ATM. ATM fee: $2.50 -$4 (could be up to $20 in some establishments like clubs etc) PLUS Out of network charge: $4 (charged by my bank- for having the audacity to use any other ATM) Therefore, most times i use the ATM, it costs the Naira equivalent of about NGN1,050 - NGN1,300 ($6.50 - $8 ). While i am not advocating the CBN's move, i'm just saying- it could be worse. Interconnectivity costs money. Then again, they probably should have done their sustainability study a little better, to know if or not they could keep that up in the first place. |
The color resolution might be low, but as a professional, i can tell you confidently- It is an efficient ad. BTW, if your name is Abayomi, do yourself a favor and get rid of your name from the quote in your signature. NEVER quote yourself. Again, NEVER quote yourself. Don't worry, if whatever stuff you have to say is actually clever, other people will quote you. |
Preach! |
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lirusehn: like seriously i LMAO like gush!!!!Sentences like this should be illegal, and carry a minimum 12 month incarceration term. @Topic Cool story. |
Rexyl: when will you start to reason positively about your country? How will you describe Mr. President initiatives on farmers‘ bio data and allocation of e wallets to the thousands of registered farmers, what provided them with direct access to farm inputs at highly subsidized rates under the presidential policy of Agricultural Transformation Agenda (ATA). The initiative started three years back and it has been meeting farmers‘ needs in Crop production, Livestock and fisheries. Hope you are aware of GES (Growth Enhancement Supports).Unfortunately, the status quo has very little to do with my attitude toward Nigerian development. Reality check: My attitude toward it has never amounted to a fraction of a factor in deterring the mindless looting of public funds in Nigeria. The majority of Nigerian initiatives are like sending a child on an errand every day, but EVERY DAY he returns with neither the product NOR the money you gave him for it. Even worse, he has no plausible explanation. Sometimes it has little to do with the will, but more the chain of execution. I very honestly believe the Nigerian president means well for Nigeria, but unfortunately there isn't a magic wand for him to wave. His otherwise good intentions must travel through a historically murky channel of chronic looters and thieves, only to emerge tainted at the end of the tunnel. Sad, but the reality of the Nigerian state. Denial is futile. |
she is kinda cute, but cross-eyed though . |
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campusflavour: The reason Why you have not seen kulikuli for long is dat the producers are now into bomb production ![]() |
This is the real headline: "Jonathan Sets Aside N50 Bn For Looting" |
Dawn of the planet of the apes Non stop Get on up |
Decent trailer. They told the story already though. |
No. 3 is far from a plothole. That happens every day. |
There are only like 35 spectators. ![]() |
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