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[quote author=Ben-10 link=topic=373124.msg5346131#msg5346131 date=1263897758]Pharoh, where is nich?[/quote][quote author=Abbey_city link=topic=373124.msg5346163#msg5346163 date=1263898041]he dey backyard dey play 10/10 wit dose small-small shildren [/quote][quote author=Ben-10 link=topic=373124.msg5346174#msg5346174 date=1263898095]I hear say him travel to Angola wey be like Niger delta[/quote] eheeeeen! only me one? nna, wetin dey for lunch abbey?

benjie, why you come dey call guddie olodo?
morn brov!

  see your bad mouth! it's ".  .  . long tyme no saw."   
how's your campaign in Angola going? 

so you got a lot of time on your hands now. right? so what may i help you with?

hello your fine self! how you dey? when are you bringing your assignments over?

bboiabb:
yes naija will win,

eheeeeeeeeen! biko, which competition are you talking about?

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-365069.0.html

you worry o!

thot 'twas only in naija that the leader engaged in wrestling/boxing bout while collecting sitting allowance.

Dozens of Taiwan MPs brawl in parliament

             Buzz Up! More than 70 lawmakers brawled in Taiwan's parliament on Monday, the first melee in the island nation's notoriously rambunctious seat of government since the ruling Nationalist Party swept to power two years ago.

Members of the anti-China opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) wrestled and yanked the clothes of ruling Nationalist (KMT) MPs after commandeering the speaker's podium to block a law allowing local officials to be appointed instead of elected.

Three KMT legislators said they were hurt in the melee.

Taiwan legislators, once famous for brawls that had involved spraying water and throwing microphones, swore off fighting in January 2008, when the KMT expanded its majority and the overall number of MPs declined by a half.

Brawls in parliament are seen as one way for the opposition to show voters that it stands tough on issues.

"A violent conflict erupted in the process after the DPP had exhausted other means to stop the law," the party said in a statement. The law passed after the brawl.

source: http://uk.news.yahoo.com/22/20100118/tsc-oukoe-uk-taiwan-brawl-011ccfa.html

God bless Nigeria! and everywhere else! 

^^^^ i shall not tell youuuu!

*waving*