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Politics › Avengers Threaten Secession As Militants Bomb NPDC Facilities by olaide92(op): 5:16am On Jun 10, 2016

…Shell loses 130,000bpd to TNP closure

Ovie Okpare and ’Femi Asu

The attacks on oil and gas facilities in the Niger Delta continued Thursday evening with the bombing of a pipeline belonging to the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company, a subsidiary of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation.

Sources told one of our correspondents that the incident happened at 7:40pm around the Shalomi Creek in Warri South-West Local Government Area of Delta State.

Multiple security sources in the area confirmed the incident to one of our correspondents at about 8:50pm.

No group, including the Niger Delta Avengers, which has claimed responsibility for series of attacks on oil facilities in the past, has claimed responsibility for Thursday’s incident.

The commander, Nigerian Navy Ship (NNS) Delta, Commodore Riami Mohammed, when contacted at about 9:09pm, denied knowledge of the incident. He promised to investigate and get back to our correspondent but had yet to do so as of the time of filing this report.

But a senior military officer, who spoke on condition anonymity because he was not authorised to speak on the issue, confirmed the development.

The source said details of the incident were still sketchy due to the time it took place.

The Niger Delta Avengers had earlier on Thursday threatened to secede from the country, saying that successive governments had been unfair to the people of the Niger Delta region.

It said that what the people of the Niger Delta had been asking for from successive governments in Nigeria was the provision of basic amenities and inclusiveness.

The group called on the international community, especially Britain, France, United States, Russia and China not to allow the region to go the way of Sudan.

In a statement issued by its spokesperson, Murdoch Agbinibo, the NDA maintained that all that successive governments wanted was the flow of crude oil from the region and not its development.

It vowed to remedy the age-long devastation against the region with every means necessary.

It said in the statement, “Since the amalgamation of Nigeria in 1914 to date, our resources have been used to sustain the political administrative livewire of Nigeria to the exclusion of the Niger Delta.

“Finally, we are calling on the international community to come and support the restoration of our right to peaceful self-determination from this tragedy of 1914 that has expired since 2014.

“We want our resources back to restore the essence of human life in our region for generations to come because Nigeria has failed to do that. The world should not wait until we go the Sudan way. Enough is enough.

“This history of terror, we the Niger Delta Avengers will resist and correct with every means necessary. We have nothing to lose in the battle ahead.”

It added, “Justice, they say, is only found within the structure of a nation state; rather than provide justice, the Nigerian government has decided to mobilise her military might to intimidate, torture, maim, victimise and bombard a section of the nation and her citizenry to allow the free flow of our oil.

“Since the day crude oil was discovered in commercial quantity and quality in Oloibiri in the present day Bayelsa State, what we have being asking from successive governments in Nigeria is potable drinking water, electricity, roads, employment, quality education, resource control and inclusive governance.”

The threat of secession came just as crude oil production in the country suffered further threats with the Trans Niger Pipeline, one of two major pipelines transporting the Bonny Light crude grade for export, being shut.

The TNP, which is operated by Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited, was shut on Wednesday after a leak was found, a Shell spokesperson told one of our correspondents on Thursday.

“We are conducting a joint investigation visit comprising officials of the SPDC, the regulators and the communities to determine the cause of the leak and the volume affected,” he said.

One source referring to a memo sent out to participants in the TNP said it was expected to be down for at least a week and would see around 130,000 barrels per day of production shut-in, according to Reuters.

The shutdown comes just as repairs were completed on the Nembe Creek Trunk Line that also moves the major export grade.

In early May, force majeure, a legal clause that allows companies to cancel or delay deliveries due to unforeseen circumstances, was declared by Royal Dutch Shell on Bonny Light exports after the NCTL was closed.

The TNP transports around 180,000 barrels of crude oil per day to the Bonny Export Terminal and is part of the gas liquids evacuation infrastructure, critical for continued domestic power generation at the Afam VI power plant, and liquefied gas exports, Shell said on its website.

The United States’ Energy Information Administration on Thursday said the massive wildfire in Canada, militant attacks on oil facilities in Nigeria, political strife in Libya and power outages complicated by bad weather in Iraq cut an average of 3.6 million barrels of oil a day from the global crude supply in May.

The EIA said May’s unplanned disruptions were the largest since the agency began tracking the date in 2011.

The wildfire in Canada’s oil sands region knocked an average of 800,000 bpd out of production, with a peak disruption of 1.1 million barrels. Production began coming back online earlier this month.

Nigeria’s production averaged a drop of 800,000 bpd in May as militant attacks increased on oil and natural gas facilities. Production from the country fell to its lowest level since the 1980s, according to the EIA.

http://punchng.com/avengers-threaten-secession-militants-bomb-npdc-facilities/

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Politics › Re: State By State Distribution Of Prison Facilities In Nigeria by olaide92(op): 3:15pm On Jun 01, 2016

Firefire:
OP, please rearrange this post.

Ekiti & Balyesa having only ONE Prison.

done. lalasticlala come and see how many prison dey ur village should this not get to fp.

Politics › State By State Distribution Of Prison Facilities In Nigeria by olaide92(op): 2:30pm On Jun 01, 2016

The Nigerian Prisons Service has a total of 240
holding facilities comprising the following:
Maximum Security Prisons
Medium Security Prisons
Satellite Prisons
Borstal Institutions for juveniles
Farm Centres
Open Prison Camp
Female Prison
Below is the summary of the number of holding
facilities per State and the Federal Capital Territory.

NIGERIAN PRISONS SERVICE
STATE BY STATE DISTRIBUTION OF PRISON
FACILITIES IN NIGERIA
S/N STATE NO OF FACILITIES

1 Lagos 5.

2 Ogun 7.

3 Kaduna 15

4 Katsina 11

5 Jigawa 11

6 Kano 10

7 Bauchi 13

8 Gombe 5

9 Adamawa 17

10 Borno 15

11 Taraba 12

12 Yobe 8

13 Niger 8

14 Kwara 5

15 Kebbi 10

16 Zamfara 5

17 Sokoto 5

18 Federal Capital Territory 3

19 Abia 3

20 Akwa Ibom 5

21 Imo 3

22 Cross River 6

23 Rivers 4

24 Bayelsa 1

25 Oyo 3

26 Osun 2

27 Ondo 5

28 Ekiti 1

29 Anambra 4

30 Edo 6

31 Delta 5

32 Ebonyi 2

33 Enugu 4

34 Benue 3

35 Nasarawa 5

36 Plateau 7

37 Kogi 6

Grand total 240

www.prisons.gov.ng/prison-info/

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Politics › Richest States In Nigeria By GDP. by olaide92(op): 6:08pm On May 27, 2016

Rank State GDP (PPP$) 1 Lagos State 33,679,258,023 2 Rivers State 21,073,410,422 3 Delta State 16,749,250,544 4 Oyo State 16,121,670,484 5 Imo State 14,212,637,486 6 Kano State 12,393,103,864 7 Edo State 11,888,446,884 8 Akwa Ibom State 11,179,887,963 9 Ogun State 10,470,415,017 10 Kaduna State 10,334,763,785 11 Cross River State 9,292,059,207 12 Abia State 8,687,442,705 13 Ondo State 8,414,302,623 14 Osun State 7,280,597,521 15 Benue State 6,864,209,262 16 Anambra State 6,764,219,562 17 Katsina State 6,022,655,197 18 Niger State 6,002,007,080 19 Borno State 5,175,165,142 20 Plateau State 5,154,059,937 21 Sokoto State 4,818,615,261 22 Bauchi State 4,713,858,180 23 Kogi State 4,642,794,262 24 Adamawa State 4,582,045,246 25 Enugu State 4,396,590,769 26 Bayelsa State 4,337,065,923 27 Zamfara State 4,123,829,498 28 Kwara State 3,841,827,534 29 Taraba State 3,397,790,217 30 Kebbi State 3,290,847,166 31 Nassarawa State 3,022,828,885 32 Jigawa State 2,988,014,405 33 Ekiti State 2,848,372,512 34 Ebonyi State 2,732,472,739 35 Gombe State 2,500,467,306 36 Yobe State 2,011,499,081 ... - Federal Capital Territory 5,010,968,012 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ List_of_Nigerian_states_by_GDP

Family › Re: The Society And The Male Child by olaide92(op): 6:04pm On May 21, 2016

cc lalasticlala. tosyn2much. wristbangle hateu2. I think our new mothers have a lot to do

Family › The Society And The Male Child by olaide92(op): 6:01pm On May 21, 2016

A MUST READ FOR ALL MEN AND WOMEN

This is one of the best write ups I have read in recent years. Be patient enough to read it to the end. I am sure you

Copied from Rasheedah Unachuwu Akano

#copied#
.............
Everyday, especially with the rise of social media, the menfolk are bashed and branded “evil”. We often make generalisations about the whole “specie” based on isolated experiences.

Recently, a Nollywood actress wrote that “all men cheat”. My intention is not to write a rejoinder to the referenced article, neither is it an attempt to repudiate the assertion. However, in my moment of solitude, I asked if truly something is wrong with us as men.

Before making my case, please permit me to share three independent events that will help connect the dots with you.

Event 1
Recently, at a party, I was having a conversation with a group of childhood girlfriends. One of them, Omolara, was deeply concerned about the posture her nine-year-old son is beginning to assume in life. According to her, he is becoming too “SWEET” for a man, (Sweetness in her dictionary is a lovey-dovey, soft, simple and good man). She was actually seeking my opinion on how to help him ‘toughen up’. As I struggled to make sense of her request, I asked why she wanted to alter the poor boy’s personality and to my utmost bewilderment, Bidemi, Shewa and Zainab, all other three ladies sitting with us attacked me with an intense “Jezebelic” venom. I left the party wondering to myself if I was some sort of a novice, probably naïve or worse still, archaic in my thinking.

Event 2
A few months ago, I got a phone call from a very dear friend. She asked if I could recommend the service of a good lawyer for her. Since she worked in my former constituency (i.e. the Nigerian banking industry), I erroneously assumed that she was about to resign her job to register and start a new business, Alas, my very good-natured, homely gentle and caring Bolanle wants to get a divorce. The reason: Bros has been cheating on her with two of his ex-es and a new kid on the block in his office.

Disturbed at the distraught sound of her voice, we agreed to meet up at a nearby restaurant on my invitation. As she walked towards me, the pain from her countenance would best be described as the percussion to the symphony of a shattered heart; in one word: BROKEN.
I watched as she broke down in tears whilst she narrated her experience. She had led a chaste and responsible life as a single chic and had been a faithful and dutiful wife. Her world was tearing apart not only because she caught Le-boo red-handed, but, because he rubbed his affairs in her face and was too prideful to show any form of remorse.
Secondly, because NOBODY was in support of her divorce. Everyone, including her darling mum and numero uno confidante, encouraged her to her stay on in the marriage and their unanimous reason is that, all over the world and particularly in Africa, philandering is in the DNA of men.

As I listened to the societal justification for her to remain in the marriage, I realised that, somehow in our social construct, we may have bought into an unconscious “conspiracy theory” that has no empirical, cognitive, scriptural, or moral validation.

Event 3
The first time I saw Iyanya’s ‘Oreo’ music video, (no disrespect to the talented dude) my first instinct was fear for the ‘boy child’. I reckoned that excessive exposure to those sort of videos in his formative years can catalyse his inclination towards a ‘vulgar’ future expressed in poor character traits such as objectifying women, multiple dating, infidelity, lack of respect for women, cheating, polygamy et al. You can then imagine the emotion I felt when I walked into a friend’s house as the video was playing on one of the music channels on DSTV and right before Daddy and Mummy, was their six-year-old son watching and singing along without parental check.

Here’s my pain:
In most cases, all through her life, the girl child was trained to be contrite, to be meek, to cook, to serve the king as a queen, she was generally prepared for life. The question is, who prepared the boy child for life? Who bothered to help him discover his theme and guide him on how to navigate his way through the tides of life? Who spent time to teach him how to care for a pregnant wife? Who counselled him on how to be a gentleman?

As a teenager, I recall listening to a conversation about the girl child losing her innocence. For the girl child it is a taboo, but in most cases, for the boy child it is acceptable. I have seen where an African mother defended her boy child in a case of fornication gone wrong, but the girl child was stigmatized for the same “crime”.
In some homes, the boy child finished eating his meals and the Mother ensured that the girl child packed up his plate and washed them. It was forbidden for him to do the dishes because he was either the only son, the last boy or the first boy (as some Yoruba mothers will say, “Baba yin ni”).

All his life, the boy child has been told that he is the champion and that it is a sign of weakness to be vulnerable. In some parts of Africa, he is the preferred gender, the one to carry on the family name (‘o ma se o’). There is nothing wrong with building up a child’s self-esteem but there must be a balanced approach to it, the sad effect of these alpha-male doctrines and masculine philosophies is that it messes up the child’s belief system and often times he loses the power of believing right.

The world tells the boy child that he is the VICTOR whereas he is actually the VICTIM.
He is the victim of a society that lied to him that he is superior to the girl child (that is probably why some men may never be able to handle a super successful, upwardly- mobile woman).
He is the victim of a system that deceived him; that it is a sign of weakness for a man to cry.
He is the victim of a system that gave him a false sense of dominance over his female counterpart.
He is the victim of a system where his own mother concurred to the sinister doctrine that polygamist tendencies is an innate trait of the masculine gender.
He is the victim of a system that had no strict boundaries for his social conduct and contriteness whereas the girl was prepared for life and marriage.
He is the victim of our cultural flaws and idiosyncrasies.
He is the victim of a faulty foundation of a failed society.

Here’s how I see it:
It is our responsibility to show him (the boy child) the masterplan of his creator.
To be strong at heart yet not afraid to admit his weaknesses and cry if need be
To be a leader yet with the humility to be a servant and have control over himself
To be courageous yet not afraid to open to his errors in the days of adversity
To be strong yet meek
To be swift yet patient
To be sweet yet wise
To be kind yet firm
To be wise, prudent, caring and focused
To be honourable in the place of chastity
To build the capacity to commit to his words and not renege on his promise of love
To respect the WOMAN, her GOD, her will and her body
To demonize feminine abuse and revere her emotions, her spirit and her essence
To own his story, his will, his calling, his purpose, his family and his life
A man who will treat all women with dignity and not exploit her vulnerabilities even when the latter so easily give in.

Let’s help develop a breed of perfect gentlemen
Let’s help the boys grow to become Men after God’s heart!

To young mothers with growing boys, teach them how to handle the needs of a woman from a woman’s perspective, it is obvious that men don’t get it as much……(Family Customer Service 101)

We may not be able to change the global stock of men, but in our little corner, with our sons, our nephews, our cousins, our protégées, our godsons, our neighbour’s sons. We can build ONE man that will affect a nation.
A sage once told me: it is easier to build up growing children than to repair broken adults..
came across this and felt I should share and post.

Feel free to share on groups. So we can start building the kind of men we hope to see.
coined from

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Crime › Re: Police Kill Two MASSOB Members In Onitsha by olaide92(m): 8:09am On May 16, 2016

vanguard stop misleading the public. very toxic headline which does not reflect the story

Sports › Nigeria Fined Over Stadium Over- Crowding by olaide92(op): 9:17pm On May 09, 2016*

CAF has fined the nation's Football Federation due
to negligence relating to security issues during
March's AFCON qualifier with Egypt
The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has been
fined $5,000 by the Confederation of African
Football (CAF) due to over-crowding and a lack of
security during its national team's Africa Cup of
Nations qualifier with Egypt in March.
The 1-1 draw took place at Ahmadu Bello Stadium
in Kaduna – a 16,000-capacity venue, although
multiple reports have suggested around 40,000
people were in the ground.
Pictures of fans perched upon broadcasting
towers and watching the match from the roof of a
stand prompted outcry and CAF has elected to
act.
The offences committed by the NFF, as listed by
the CAF Disciplinary Board, were "spectators over
packed in stadium" and "lack of security".
The NFF has also been warned that further
sanctions will be applied if there is a repeat of
such incidents.
Egypt won the subsequent return match 1-0 in
Alexandria to all but end Nigeria's hopes of
qualifying for AFCON 2017 in Gabon, although the
Egyptian Football Federation has also been fined
$5,000 for "excessive usage of lasers" during that
match.

m.goal.com/x/en-gb/news/2886/africa/2016/05/09/23313972/nigeria-fined-over-stadium-over-crowding
cc lalaticlala

Family › Re: 6 ways women can avoid domestic violence. by olaide92(m): 6:25pm On May 09, 2016

Toks2008:
[size=13pt]*A man who beats a woman is a beast and do not deserve to live with humans but with fellow beasts in the jungle...No matter how provoked you may be as a man,please never raise your hand to beat your wife.*
[/size]

It is no longer news that many women have lost their lives through domestic violence and the more we try to put the blames on the menfolk the more we will continue to blind our eyes to the fact that indeed,many women are the cause of the domestic violence we see today because they fail to understand some important aspects of how most men are naturally wired and below are 6 facts that point to this...

1.Negligence: Yes this is one fact many ladies will not deny because there is no accidental character and the signs of a violent man would have been there . It is quite amazing that many ladies get beaten up by a guy they are dating and this guy will still go ahead and become their hubby and i keep wondering what these ladies were thinking saying i do to a guy who beats you up. Many ladies usually believe such guys will change but the honest truth is that a guy who beats you up while dating you may kill you when he becomes your hubby.RUN.

2.Sophistication:Many people will wonder what this has to do with domestic violence but it has a whole lot to do with it. Sophistication is the bane of today's woman and the number one reason why many ladies find it hard to get a man to settle down with. Many ladies are too sophisticated to come to terms with the fact that they are married,they still want to live a life of a spinster while married and these set of ladies will not hesitate to tell their hubby the need for him to help out in the kitchen,the need for him to cook his food and even take care of the baby and subconsciously, these ladies gradually bruise the ego of the man who may continue to stomach these things until he gets pushed to the wall and reacts in a violent way. No matter how highly placed or sophisticated you may be as a lady,please understand that you are a wife and a mother and you must learn how to joggle these roles without turning your hubby into a domestic servant...if he decides to help out please let it be his decision.

3. Misguided utterance: This is a very common fact among the women folk and it is so sad that many ladies do not even realize they are guilty of this because they just might believe they are making sense not knowing that they are bruising the man's ego and killing him bit by bit mentally and emotionally. Misguided speech sometimes come in a very subtle way from the lady who may have no clue. For instance a lady footing the bills telling her hubby that "she can not go out all day and still come home to please him sexually" or "he can not satisfy you sexually", or funny words like "you should be thanking GOD for having me cos there are better guys out there" bla bla bla common.... A man is an egocentric person and any word that bruises his ego could bring out the beast in him.

4.Infidelity:This account for many cases of domestic violence leading to death. Yes men cheat as well as ladies but as a lady please be extremely careful when it comes to sexual infidelity. Scientists have proved that the effect of hard drugs on human is the same effect a heart break gives. If you must cheat on your man or hubby please i advice you just break up with such first rather than staying in that affair and cheating because the resultant effect is always a dangerous one.

5.Use of abusive words:This is no doubt one reason why many gentle men have turned wife beaters.There are some women who can use their tongue to set a house on fire and you need to hear how some ladies speak to their spouses.
Many ladies are very erratic in speech and it is not all men that are gentle or can walk away as men are always advised.Please ladies,learn to bridle your tongues to avoid stories that touch...be submissive,be humble.be calm in your speech and avoid getting confrontational because men hate confrontations...remember...not every man is a gentle man so try to always. maintain a status quo.Understand when to keep quiet to avoid heated arguments which usually leads to violent reactions from the man.

6.Gullibility:Yes many ladies are very gullible when it comes to handling domestic violence.There are some guys who just make it a crazy habit beating up a lady at any slight opportunity even if the lady exhibits an angelic nature. If a man beats you once,assume its a mistake but if he tries it again,please don't go back to your parents or waste your time reporting him to family members..go to the police immediately to report him and let him be invited to write an undertaken never to touch you again while you also maintain a proper decorum but if his madness persists,please leave that marriage or relationship immediately whether you have a child for him or not...it is better to remain single and happy than to lose your life.Gullible ladies who have listened to funny advices from family members to remain in a violent marriage for whatever reason are not 6 feet below....Be reasonable.

Hope this makes sense.

@toks2008 please can you help us to dig in about the case in Ibadan about the woman who killed her husband

Family › Re: 6 ways women can avoid domestic violence. by olaide92(m): 6:21pm On May 09, 2016

Vinshu:
Your misogyny is pathetic . Real men don't lay hands on women.

is the case in Ibadan not bad enough? several women killing their hubby because he doesn't wanna touch her. i am sure the dailies won't put that up for debate

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Politics › Re: States’ Financial Mess Is A Ticking Time Bomb by olaide92(m): 2:08pm On May 08, 2016

useless governors everywhere

Politics › Re: Buhari Is Allowing Other Ethnic Groups To Kill Our People - Miyetti Chairman by olaide92(m): 3:53pm On May 07, 2016

EasternLeopard:
Trespassing into someone's farm is stealing.
Killing the farmer is murder.
Go back to the North

but igbos that commit crimes in lag nkor? we should learn to reason. I'm sure you can say Lagos is no mans land but enugu is not.

Education › Re: Female Students Sent By Jonathan To Philippines (Photos) by olaide92(m): 9:36am On May 06, 2016

Adaure4ever:
And yet the propagandanists called him Clueless when Buhari is the epitome of Cluelessness with his tuwo shinkafi style of goverance.

I'm sure every section of the country is represented. I'm sure about one million Nigerians have benefitted from his program. hypocrisy at it peak.

Politics › Re: EFCC Arrests Achike Udenwa - Dumebiifeanyi.com by olaide92(m): 3:35pm On May 04, 2016

corruption everywhere

Crime › Re: EFCC Remands Woman In Enugu Prison For N29.5Million Fraud by olaide92(m): 9:01pm On May 03, 2016

crimes everywhere

Business › Re: 14 Lucrative Business Ideas In Nigeria by olaide92(m): 10:27am On May 02, 2016

good suggestions

Health › Re: Moi Moi The Silent Killer by olaide92(m): 7:48pm On Apr 27, 2016

RichYoungNigger:
You've transformed from a liar to a lion.

I have a degree in biology from Ohio state university.

So, plastic bags causes cancer ??

The Nigerian government should invest heavily on education.

u need to read more

Crime › Re: Abnedgo Don-Evarada's N10m Bribe To EFCC Official (Photos) by olaide92(m): 9:04pm On Apr 26, 2016

feels good

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Romance › Re: When You Decide To Pay Your Girlfriend A Surprise Visit In School by olaide92(m): 8:35pm On Apr 26, 2016

so because we know dey will do rubbish we should accept shit as normal?

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Politics › Re: Gtbank Documents Show How Saraki Transferred $3 Million To U.S. by olaide92(m): 3:40pm On Apr 24, 2016

make we dey see

Education › Re: NDDC 2016 Postgraduate Foreign Scholarship Application Commences by olaide92(m): 2:28pm On Apr 04, 2016

good

Business › Re: Best Bank Or Insurance For Quality Savings by olaide92(op): 7:59pm On Apr 03, 2016

anaton:
Leadway Assurance for Insurance products and Leadway Pensure PFA for pension fund administration.Thank me later

thanks. where's that?

Business › Best Bank Or Insurance For Quality Savings by olaide92(op): 7:42pm On Apr 03, 2016

please I want to find out which bank has the best savings interest or probably insurance policies. like if you have some money you don't wanna use now and you need to keep and have good interest on?

Celebrities › Re: Omawunmi Akinnifesi's Engagement Was An April Fools Prank by olaide92(m): 11:00pm On Apr 01, 2016

Lol

Politics › Re: Fayose Extends Ikere Dualisation Project, Distributes Cheques - Photos by olaide92(m): 4:02pm On Apr 01, 2016

sha do the road

Politics › Re: NNPC Withheld N824.7 Billion Oil Revenue In 6 Months Of Buhari’s Govt by olaide92(m): 9:39pm On Mar 31, 2016

gbege

Sports › Re: Ifeanyi Uba Slaps Ebele Obi For Punching A Referee(video by olaide92(m): 5:15pm On Mar 31, 2016

rubbish

Crime › Re: Man Shot To Death In Buguma In Rivers State This Morning. Graphic Photos by olaide92(m): 11:46am On Mar 31, 2016

na wa o

NYSC › Re: Weep For The Nigerian Youth by olaide92(m): 11:25am On Mar 25, 2016

it's painful and sad. it could have been anyone of us

Romance › Re: How True Is This? by olaide92(op): 12:14pm On Mar 23, 2016

ireneony:
Insane post

but you know it's true

Romance › Re: How True Is This? by olaide92(op): 12:13pm On Mar 23, 2016

Adasun:
gbam!!!!

sums up everything

Romance › Re: How True Is This? by olaide92(op): 12:13pm On Mar 23, 2016

excellencyabia1:
Anything that is not in the really state as a cause of additional touch has been made up. So women makes up the look to seem more attractive while men spice up orientation to be more sweet. E.G for men = that presidential Liar muhammad, E.G for women=......................

Lol. what's her name??

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