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kevoh:
She's 46 years old! The goods don't look too saggy for someone of that age. ! The troll should relax a bit!

Don't mind the troll. He's probably an avid porn watcher. So many guys think that every woman's breasts must always stand.

Blow' jobs may lead to throat cancer.
If in doubt, ask Michael Douglas. But I guess its safe to do it if you know your partner is disease-free.

CastingCrowns:
high class escorts doing their thing...kudos

How are they high class escorts?

Revenge porn never pays. If the stupid man who hacked into her phone and released the nude pics is caught in 39 states (or DC) in the US, he could be convicted and sent to prison.

My internet still dey kampe

charlesluthor:
Makes sales of 300k or makes profit of 300k? If it's profit, lies, if it's sales, d only way I go believe be say Na only him dey sell for dat local government.

Its sales.

^^
Space Booker spotted

I believe this story to an extent. I remember watching a Battabox video where the presenter interviewed a guy who makes N300k/month from cooking and selling infinite noodles and boiled egg by the roadside.

As some posted said earlier, with the present high price of foodstuff, it's not far fetched for a banana seller to be able to afford to fly; after all she could buy a local flight ticket for N20k.

three:
Based on which Electoral Act?

The constitution gives both the National Assembly and state houses of assembly concurrent jurisdiction to make laws governing the conduct of LG elections. But no state law, in that regard, can conflict with the federal Electoral Act. However, by 2019, the federal Electoral Act would most likely incorporate electronic voting as the Senate version of the Electoral Act (amendment) provides for the use of voting by voting machines.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino wants to introduce video assistant referees (VAR) at next year's World Cup following a "successful" trial at the Confederations Cup.

VAR, which involves two assistant referees watching the action remotely while making the match referee aware of any mistakes, has been used in recent weeks at the Confederations Cup in Russia.

It has come in for some criticism at the tournament due to the time needed to make certain decisions, but Infantino is still determined to see it implemented at the 2018 World Cup.

"Nothing is standing in the way of using VAR [at the World Cup], as far as I'm concerned," Infantino told a news conference. "So far it has been successful. We are learning, we are improving, we are continuing the tests."

He added: "Without VAR, we would have had a different tournament, and a tournament which would have been a little less fair."

Infantino did, however, say that certain aspects of VAR still needed to be improved upon.

"We need to work still on some of the details, on the communication and the speed of the decisions being taken," he said.

FIFA referees committee chairman Pierluigi Collina also accepted that VAR still needs some refining.

"We are in a sort of work in progress," Collina said. "We see the very positive result we had but we are aware that we can improve. This is normal."

http://www.espnfc.com/fifa-world-cup/story/3151971/fifa-chief-gianni-infantino-backs-var-introduction-at-2018-world-cup

Hollawayn05:
dis one even better,
while in Camp (served in the North), i see many girls give their under wears to those almajiri boys to wash, That one na em weak me pass

Really gross!

Hometown dates are just around the rosebush on The Bachelorette. We're down to just six men on 32 year old Rachel Lindsay's season: Peter Kraus, Adam Gottschalk, Eric Bigger, Bryan Abasolo, Dean Unglert, and Matt Munson. Hometown dates usually pull the final four men through and are a big step in this TV love story. The dates give Rachel (and America) a peek into the lives and families of the guys, revealing new information and usually a few whacky family members. Only true frontrunners get to take the leading lady home, so predicting who gets hometown dates during Rachel's Bachelorette season can give fans insight into Rachel's future choice.

Love moves fast from this point forward on The Bachelorette. There are the high stakes pre-hometown dates, then the actual hometown dates, then the overnight dates, the meeting Rachel's family dates, the final dates and then a proposal. The episodes filled with goofy group dates are gone, replaced with deep conversations about marriage and family. The pressure is very much on. Rachel obviously has a connection with each of the men left, or they wouldn't still be there. But some are speeding ahead of others. Here's who I see taking Rachel for a spin around their childhood homes.

Favorites:
Bryan Abasolo
Rachel says that when she looks at Bryan, she sees the future. Bryan is the sort of frontrunner that makes even a confident Bachelorette like Rachel nervous. And he's got a lot going for him: He makes Rachel swoon, he's the oldest contestant and close in age to Rachel, he seems ready for "the one," and he has a pretty rich life outside the show.

If this show was just a contest of who could kiss Rachel the loudest with the most tongue, Bryan would already have won. And, Rachel gives Bryan a second one-on-one date, which a sign of extreme interest. Pretty much Rachel's only concern is that Bryan is too perfect. All signs point to the chiropractor taking Rachel home to meet Grandma.

Peter Kraus:
If America got to vote on a winner, Peter would likely win in a landslide. The soft spoken, fan favorite of the season is looking good heading into hometowns. Peter makes Rachel giddy, manages to stay out of the drama, and stays in hot tubs with the Bachelorette. Peter is the sort of attractive, relaxed midwesterner that Bachelor Nation gravitates towards.

With an early one-on-one date and a second one-on-one date this coming episode (before some men have had their first), Peter is clearly still a front-runner. Rachel is bound to head to Wisconsin soon, if you ask me. Say cheese Rachel!

Dean Unglert:
Let's be honest, Dean is really good looking. And he has a sensitive heart and sweet politeness to boot. Dean has surprised Rachel this season with his depth, giddy excitement, and willingness to try new things. Dean definitely has feelings for Rachel and it seems to be a mutual appreciation. A lot has been said about Dean's age, since he's much younger than Rachel (she's 32, he is 25). But she doesn't mind and neither should fans.

I would say that Dean is a shoo-in for hometowns, but a preview clip for the next episode shows a bit of awkwardness ahead. Still, Dean will probably end up taking Rachel home... one can only hope.

Eric Bigger:
Eric and Rachel have always had chemistry. Anyone who says Eric is a surprising finalist needs to go back and track the alone moments these two have shared. Even before their giddy one-on-one, Rachel and Eric have always been super touchy-feely and comfortable together. Eric, who says he has never been in love before, is well on his way to falling for Rachel.

If Eric and Rachel were in the non-TV world, I would say the future was bright for this couple. In the fast-paced world of The Bachelorette however, I'm a little concerned that their connection has been a bit slower to develop. Still, I think Eric will end up taking our lovely Bachelorette home to meet the family, because she certainly seems interested in getting to know him more.
https://www.bustle.com/p/who-gets-hometown-dates-on-rachels-bachelorette-season-things-are-getting-majorly-serious-for-the-final-six-69217

Kaduna state has indicated its readiness to conduct 2019 election with electronic voting system. The state governor, Nasir El Rufai, made this known on Monday July 10. The machines to be used for the LG election have a terminal weight of 5-10kg and have a 16 hours battery life span.

He said: "Today, we plan to consider two presentations - on electronic voting for the forthcoming LG Elections and Primary Healthcare Delivery Plan, as well as treat 14 memoranda and notes. The presentation on LG elections included demonstration of voting by four members of the Council."

The governor also noted in series of tweets that his government want the state to set the pace for electronic voting in Nigeria. According to him, top countries like Venezuela, USA, Belgium, Brazil among others have gone this way.

https://www.naij.com/1114191-kaduna-state-begins-preparation-electronic-voting-2019-photos.html

cococandy:
Haha. This is you? Long time.

It is me, ma'am.
How's your sojourn in the western Pacific?

Studying Torts is almost like learning a new language, except that the words 'reasonable' and 'reasonable belief' appear frequently

cococandy:
If you don't believe in equality and raise sons who don't believe in equality, you're not qualified

I (formerly known as CFCman) believe in equality and will raise my future son(s) accordingly

cococandy:
How old is her youngest son? Looking for a well trained boy for my baby girl

My son may be available in the future

As per Pew Research, 58% of Republicans believe that colleges and universities have a negative influence on society; while only 19% of Democrats hold such a view.

A former General counsel of the FEC says that Trump Jr., Paul Manafort, and Jared Kushner may have broken federal election laws when they met with the Russian lawyer who had ties with the Kremlin.

If anything was discussed with regards to how to undermine the then Clinton campaign, "political collusion" could be inferred from the conduct of the Trump campaign officials. But legally speaking, unless an exchange of money between both parties can be proved, then there is little to no evidence of criminal collusion.

sukkot:
she raising a nigga that can bake cake ? thats a sissified nigga. a girly man

Haba
Anyone is free to bake cakes. His ability to bake cup cakes bears no link to his gender.

Shiitposter:
This guy pays seuun alot of money oh, to put his stuff here on nairaland, and even more importantly the last post for the day. wow.

Someone who pays his girls between N50k to N100k would enough money to influence Nairaland. Not too surprising

Over 70% of both married, and never married adult Americans say divorce is morally acceptable.

A former Guantanamo Bay prisoner who pleaded guilty to killing a U.S. soldier in Afghanistan received an apology and a multi million-dollar payment from the Canadian government after a court ruling said his rights were abused.

A government statement Friday said details of the settlement are confidential, but an official familiar with the deal said previously that it was for $8 million. The government and Khadr's lawyers negotiated the deal last month based on a 2010 Supreme Court of Canada ruling that Canadian officials violated his rights at Guantanamo. The government released a statement apologizing to Khadr.

"On behalf of the government of Canada, we wish to apologize to Mr. Khadr for any role Canadian officials may have played in relation to his ordeal abroad and any resulting harm," said the statement from Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale and Foreign Affairs minister Chrystia Freeland.

The Canadian-born Khadr was 15 when he was captured by US troops following a firefight at a suspected Al Qaeda compound in Afghanistan that resulted in the death of an American special forces medic, U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Christopher Speer. Khadr, who was suspected of throwing the grenade that killed Speer, was taken to Guantanamo and charged with war crimes by a military commission.

He pleaded guilty in 2010 to charges that included murder and was sentenced to eight years plus the time he had already spent in custody. He returned to Canada two years later to serve the remainder of his sentence and was released in May 2015 pending an appeal of his guilty plea, which he said was made under duress.

source: The San Diego Union-Tribune

Ordega with an assist to Mallory Pugh!

Its now Washington Spirit 1-1 Orlando. 27 mins

baddosky1:
I wonder how her children would be comfortable watching their mother artificially humped by a guy while nude on a big screen with hundreds of viewers watching. Tufiakwaaaa!!

The movie should be rated PG-18 (or 17). Such a rating would prevent kids from watching the movie at a theater.

The club should just have faith in Batshuayi.. He is young, has good positioning and a bit of pace.

I wouldn't support the club shelling out £80 million + on some expensive striker from continental Europe. It will be a stupid waste of money.

Lukaku to Chelsea looks shaky by the day. Chai. His 'jambody' style and positioning in the box will suit CFC.

BTW, I just discovered that Spain are unbeaten in their last 59 world cup qualifiers. In fact, the haven't lost a WCQ match since 1993

I believe Nigeria holds the African unbeaten record: The Super eagles are unbeaten in WCQ since a June 2004 loss to Angola.

It definitely won't be enough to study and live in the US. In the US, you'd need no less than N11 million for the tuition alone.

Abbeycharles:
Dem don start again with their nudity

Where is the nudity?

Explorers:
Here, they will re-injure him.

What i cant explain is how they mobilize themselves within few hours.

While some countries will announce a date months ahead for a peaceful protest and will still not hold.

TuFace, are you listening?

DJInfluence:
Dont see electric car becoming readily available for mass production in the next 20 years. How many Americans or Europeans can afford an electric car now? Morever, there are hardly any manufacturer that have an electric car that is meant for a family of 5 and above (The SUVs and bigger Limousins are still not available). At the moment, it is only Tesla that is driving the market and their cars are not cheap.

As much as there is no cause for alarm for now, we should start diversifying now before the world leaves up behind.

The car companies are working on making electric vehicles that can contain more than 3 people. Besides, within the next 15 years, the cheapest electric cars would sell for around $20,000, which will be affordable by most middle class Americans and Europeans.