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kingguu:this is if you find yourself around coasters buses or molue especially on your way to Orile-mile two-Alaba vosks etc. What about the ones with terrible B.O sitting close to you. That is a killer. |
teabully:hahaha!! wetin student do you na.. |
zubinike:thank you...Zubinike, i dont mind... |
magicminister:you are right.. they would rather drag you down instead of adding value to you...i dont blame people that would rather stick to the same class of people. they are better.. |
onweson:Holier than thou.I believe you are a matured man, if not then pardon me but do you want to tell me that you are a MALE virgin and have never fornicated( any one who have no sin should cast the first stone) If not then there must be something wrong with that thing. no matter what... you would have strailed in one way or the other before reconciling finally with God, that you wont go back to such life again. so don't come here and paint yourself as if you have never sinned before..either in your action , thought or word. |
Thank God its is a joke. I know Ghana cannot do that . |
ronald4lif:At least they are better than South Africa that will we rather go on killing spree instead of tightening their immigration laws. SOUTH AFRICANS SHOULD LEARN FROM THE UK. |
As fans of celebrated comedian, Julius Agwu, hope for his early return to the entertainment scene, he has given further details on the health issue that has taken him out of circulation for some time. Agwu shocked many people earlier in the week when he revealed in YES magazine that he had undergone a surgery for brain tumour. According to Agwu, the crisis started with a progressive weight loss until he suffered a seizure in May. After his wife, Ibiere, and maid initially rushed him to their hospital in the Lekki area of Lagos, where he was stabilised, they had subsequently taken him to the United States for further treatment. It was at the Park Plaza Hospital, in Houston Texas, that a series of tests revealed two lumps in the versatile comedian’s brain. YES wrote on the diagnosis, “After a series of tests, two lumps were discovered in his brain. The lumps had been messing up his health and causing his incessant weight loss. Immediately, the surgeons went to work, operating on him for about four hours on Tuesday, May 12, 2015, at the hospital. After he was discharged, Julius rested in the US for some time before returning home recently.” Also in a telephone interview on Channels Television on Wednesday, Agwu recounted the ordeal. He, however, gave the assurance that he was recovering well, saying, “God is healing me.” According to experts, a brain tumor or intracranial neoplasm occurs when abnormal cells form within the brain. There are two main types of tumours: malignant or cancerous tumors and benign tumors. Cancerous tumours can be divided into primary tumours that start within the brain, and secondary tumours that have spread from somewhere else, known as brain metastasis tumours. All types of brain tumours may produce symptoms that vary depending on the part of the brain involved. These may include headaches, seizures, problem with vision, vomiting and mental changes. The headache is classically worse in the morning and goes away with vomiting. More specific problems may include difficulty in walking, speaking and with sensation. As the disease progresses unconsciousness may occur. The cause of most brain tumours is said to be unknown.. “But risk factors that may occasionally be involved include a number of inherited conditions known as neuro-fibromatosis, as well as exposure to the industrial chemical vinyl chloride, the Epstein-Barr virus, and ionising radiation. While concern has been raised about mobile phone use, the evidence is not clear,” an online account added.[b][/b]
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chelseabmw:hihi! abeg take it easy on us oo. though some of us may be a pain in the ass but we are still the salt of the earth. women are the same everywhere.gold diggers cut across all race in this world. |
EMEKA1MILLION:not this one. |
This is why it is always good to have enough rest and to get your self examined at all time to check your health status.Most of this issue could be as a result of High blood pressure or blood clotting. work work work, without even paying attention to our health.Hmmmmmmmm!!! RIP |
kendrick9:Na true oooo...anyway all children are gift from God who are we to judge. |
Baawaa:and you think Nigeria will be an interesting country to live in.Why don't every just go their own way so that we will see how you all can live happily as one. You sound like a child..I think you still need to grow up.Stop emulating what the northerners have been doing towards your southern brothers...i hope you have it in mind that the Igbos there were not the only ones being killed, your keens men were also victims..so please this your African taste of violence and ethnocentrism is not necessary. |
Guys, I don't understand your argument that skinny guys find it difficult to date women because of their statue. Alot of skinny guys i have seen usually have swags to go with it..I usually tagged them as players...I think skinny men do not have much issues compare to very fat guys.Issues only arises when they have weak personality and low self esteem...that is one number red flag every sound thinking girl looks out for. I think the very FAT guys would have it more difficult to date than skinny guys. |
preizton:very fine.I hope you are fine? |
Minister of education will suit him. since that is his field.he will do better there. |
Night sweat, fatigue, skin irritation etc. if you are in doubt of your hiv status you beta go for a test.Is not a dead sentence.so cheers up and book an apointment with ur doctor. |
i think we should stop all these argument of who to accord credit for whateveer development that was started by a former goverment and the present one.This is becos, goverment is suppose to be a contineous process where by the incumbent picks up from where the former one left. by doing this the country will experience the development we have been yeaning for. But when we start looking for whom to accord the credit to with regard to a national project that was started by and completed by two different goverment, then public official would rather abadon an ongoing project by his predecestors because he wants to be accorded with the credit of his own project. Now tell me, how will Nigeria ever move forward with this kind of atitude and self bravado.Goverment officials are to called to serve the country. So Jonathan started a project and buhari should continue as long its for the benefit of the masses.so both of them as well as all Nigerians should be given the credit |
I once experienced that samething thing in the neigbough-hood i used to live in.it was couple in the next compound.the noise was so loud the I in the next compound could hear thier noise of ecstacy during sex. dem no born me well make tell the woman when ever we see ourselve around the arear. so my friend just take it as one of those things.i m sure if they knew people could hear them moan during sex they would avoid been noticed.it is very embarrassing epecially in this part of the world, so Phil , in case of next time just put on ur ear phone. |
Chubhie:i never said i was a lesbian.you admited that you are Gay which one u kon dey drag me inside your would.please i m a woman and i like my guys oo. |
I hope they wont sideline the VP Prof. Osibanjo just the same way Jonathan was treated when he was the vice President under YARADUA. |
did you forget to take your pills todays?..you are soooo not making sense here ![]() |
Are u a Nigerian? when you sey husband ...then for him to be called one you guys are suppose to have passed all due process from knocking of the door, family introduction , traditional marriage the white wedding...except you just fell in-love with him and headed straight to court...If the latter is the case..then you are to be blamed because the man could as well be keeping another family else where whom the family only know off.For you not to have seen any member of his family then there is something wrong with the foundation of your marriage. |
its nice..far better than most makeup i see on ladies these days.the only problem is the colour of the lipstick which did not suit her. |
emy77:No i am not... |
iykebesbt1:shooooooooooo!! plier ke....u wicked oooo ![]() |
Fahola is a muslim and his religion support marrying more than one wife but since he is married to a christain woman then wahala dee oo if this story turns out to be true. |
By Takunda Maodza THE African Union is not the International Criminal Court headquarters and there is no way it would have allowed the arrest of Sudanese President Omar Al-Bashir during its 25th General Assembly in South Africa, President Mugabe has said. Addressing a Press conference at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg at midnight on Monday, the AU chairman questioned the reasoning of some South African judges after that country's High Court gave an interim order seeking to bar President Al-Bashir from leaving Johannesburg ahead of a ruling on his detention. When journalists sought his sentiment on the Al-Bashir saga, President Mugabe said: "This (venue of summit) is not the headquarters of the ICC. There is this view that we should distance ourselves from the ICC. The treaty was signed not by the AU, but by individual countries. Of those that signed the treaty, they are now regretting." The AU and Sadc chairman said Zimbabwe was not a signatory to the controversial judicial institution. "We did not sign as Zimbabwe to submit ourselves to justice outside the country." President Mugabe then slammed some South African judges. "We won't allow the police here to arrest him. It is not all the judges who think as we do. You get a judge who hates freedom fighters, who hates some persons," he said. President Mugabe took a swipe at foreign- funded non-governmental organisations that were angling for President Al-Bashir's arrest in South Africa. "There is no African country without NGOs, which is nonsense. They are set up by governments outside who pay these NGOs to be their informers on how we run our countries. Where was good governance when the people here were under apartheid? Nobody is trying anyone," he said. "We live with our enemies. Here your Jesus (Nelson Mandela) forgave those who were champions of apartheid but they would have never done that." South Africa is a signatory to the ICC and NGOs in that country used that to seek the arrest of President Al-Bashir whom the ICC accuses of genocide and violating human rights in his country. The African Union Commission chairperson Dr Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, who attended the press briefing together with Foreign Affairs Minister Simbarashe Mumbengegwi and Presidential spokesperson George Charamba, said South Africa had no legal status to cause the arrest of President Al-Bashir during the AU summit. "Sudan is a member of the African Union. They always attend its summit be it in Addis Ababa. There is nothing different. He always attends the summit and here was no different," she said. Added Dr Zuma: "The AU summit is not a bilateral meeting. It is hosted according to the AU. This venue up to now is an AU venue. It is not a South African venue. It can be located geographically in South Africa but it is an AU venue. ICC has State parties, AU has no State party. For us there was nothing new." Efforts by the ICC to cause the arrest of a sitting Head of State and Government received wild condemnation from progressive African organisations with Mr Joseph Chilengi of of the Economic, Social and Cultural Council of the African Union (AU-ECOSOCC) saying it was time for the court to "organise itself or bury itself". "President Al-Bashir was in South Africa at the invitation of the AU not at the invitation of South Africa. South Africa was a mere host. The jurisdiction of Al-Bashir is situated in the AU," said Mr Chilengi. "The entire African civil society movement will defend the credibility and integrity of this union. No Kangaroo Court shall ever come and disturb the political-social environment we have," he said. Mr Chilengi said the ICC's judicial scandal exposed its history of dysfunctionality. Dr David Hoile, a director for the London based African Research Centre described the ICC as a judicial scandal. "The court is not the same court Africa finds with today. It said it will pursue justice without fear or favour but it is a deeply dysfunctional court mired in irregularities. It has boiled down to a European Court for Africa. It only represents one-third of the world's population - the US, Russia, China are not members. It is a very flawed European court for Africa. Politicians have prosecutorial interests." He noted that 60 percent of the ICC funding comes from the EU. "It is EU funded, EU directed. It is nothing more than an instrument for EU foreign policy. The funders are former colonial powers. It is an instrument of neo-colonialism. It has appointed its full ICC judges who have never been lawyers or judges. Their qualification is that they speak English," added Dr Hoile. http://allafrica.com/stories/201506170190.html |
they should have imprisoned him na, instead of burning him alive.At least Naija own of 14 years for penalty nor too bad. |
I dont believe this lady.you are a beautiful girl. why would no man ever want to even ask you out....you are just joking anyway |
Chubhie:Waoo so you are Gay...so are you the female Gay or a male one. i am sure you will soon have some male toasters knocking at your door in this forum very soon hihihi!!.we have many gay members here too ![]() |
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