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prospero5:
when i hear people say words like pensioneers, conquerors etc i just weak.

ibnchokomah:
That video is so cool. The lyrics are on point. His dressing though weird I think is cool. Brymo is so underrated. His songs make up 70 percent of my 9ja song lost and yes I don't listen to the likes of davido and wizkid

ceejayxy:
not true..runtown has a lot of hits..even before mad over you...gallardo, baby answer, etc

ceeroh:
1. Getting to your PPA and seeing the condition of the place.


You're like... this is not what I bargained for. I'm ghosting, can't stay here.

xynerise:
1. Your definition of Late night is different from others. You see late night as 10pm when everyone should be sleeping, while your friends see 12midnight as when the fun begins.


2. Your friends always complain you are not a fun person anytime you stay out late with them because you always act as the PUNCTUALITY PREFECT(Reminder)

3.All you do throughout the night is continuously checking your watch to see if it past your bed time .

4.So your head started calculating the earliest you could be home so you won't look awful staying past your time.


5. When you are invited to a party that will commence at 10pm, you keep giving flimsy excuses why you won't come...


6. At a point you start preaching to your friends why staying out late is a bad habit and they nicknamed you "Grandpa/Grandma"

7. You decided to attend the party with them to avoid tagging you "granny" but as soon as it clocks 10pm, you begin to step backward slowly until you disappear into thin air

8.And when the next invitation pops up as text message and the time says "Starts by 10pm", you just giggle because you are not going

9. Then you start questioning why your friends like staying out late, what is the benefit? Absolutely, nothing .


Well, I am one of the #TeamDontStayOutLate

What kind of fun you do late night that can't be done in the day?

benzene00:
I'm already salivating over that plate of okpa



Can't wait to get back to my city so I can have a taste of our delicious native meal

If You are in Nigeria and you haven't eaten "okpa enugu state", You are missing alot

spartacus11:
I will be spending my easther holiday in Abuja, my first time in the capital city of Abuja, staying between 5-7 days

I will like to get a comfortable hotel on low budget

1- Ac
2- in a nice area
3- light (especially at nite, the hotel must on their Gen till dawn)

Budget 6k-10k per nite

Recommend hotel and location for a first timer.

Will like to also know fun spot too.

NwaAmaikpe:



The person that designed this Obituary should learn proper colour separation, contouring and the use of filter. I also don't like the disjointed themes.

I'm thinking it was Corel Draw 6 that was used.

DCONE1:
he had punchlines,metaphor,double extender, word play in his rap ,everything made sence ,plus the delivery was on point.

kevoh:
Yes, Yes, Lagos is better than Abuja in all ramifications.We have heard ! We in Abuja don't like argument, so stay in your Lagos and don't come and congest Abuja for us. We like the peace and serenity we are enjoying.

BiafranBushBoy:
If you are looking to know if it is better to work in Lagos than Abuja, then this post would help. For a long time, there has been a debate between Abuja vs. Lagos, which is a better city to work has been ongoing. In this post, I will list out 5 good reasons why I believe is it better to work in Lagos than Abuja, especially for young graduates who are starting off their careers.

No doubt, most cities have so many things in common, which makes it quite difficult in making a choice. However, there are certain unique truths that can’t be uncovered if you haven’t stayed in any of the locations.

I will show you the 5 Reasons why you should work in Lagos than Abuja

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Cost of Living

If you want a reason why you should work in Lagos than Abuja, then you should consider the cost of living in the two cities. The average cost of living in Abuja is two times higher than that of Lagos. In Lagos, you can find houses that can fit your budget perfectly. Depending on the location you find yourself, you can spend according to your budget. When it comes to living in Abuja, the average cost of living is almost on the high side irrespective of the location.

Job Opportunities

Unless you are thinking of becoming a politician, then you should consider starting up your career in Lagos. Your chances of switching jobs in Lagos are higher than that of Abuja. Majority of the job openings in Nigeria are seen in Lagos, as compared to Abuja.

Most of the job openings in Abuja are either government jobs or private companies who can’t pay you a reasonable amount of salary to foot your cost of living in the city.

Mode of Transportation

If you don’t have a car in Abuja, then you’d probably have a hard time moving from one part of the city to another. But when it comes to transport network and payments, Lagos is absolutely the best. When it comes to deciding whether you should work in Lagos than Abuja, then this should be a great determinant. Your safety might not be guaranteed in Lagos when it comes to the use of public transportation, but it is relatively cheaper and very efficient – especially when you have mastered it.

Fun Activities/Nightlife

After a stressful day/week, if you are looking for the perfect city to enable you wind down, then Lagos is the perfect catch. Nightlife and other activities are almost not in existence in Abuja, which makes the social life in the city boring. Lagos offers several activities that can make you quickly erase all the stress of the week and day.

Money Making Opportunities

In Lagos, there are several money making opportunities. Your chances of making money when you work in Lagos are higher than that of Abuja. When you work in Lagos, you can have other side hustles that can fetch you money easily. You can easily combine several jobs to be able to pay several bills. This is because of the availability of jobs openings in Nigeria.

When it comes to a decision to work in Lagos or Abuja, these points should be able to help you make a choice.

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DCONE1:
It seems like you don't know much about "show dem camp" go and look for their album and listen you will see their contributions to the culture and you will understand why he selected ghost.I've watch a freestyle session of Mi and ghost and some other artist in the studio and ghost killed it...But for kaligraph I don't know much about him so I won't say.

DCONE1:
it just top 5 maybe if it was top 10 most of the rappers you called would have made it.

Vinstel:
Ace Nigerian Rapper, M.I Abaga has recently dished out his list of his top 5 African rappers of all time and 5 of his top African rappers at the moment.

In response to a question asked by one of his fans on Twitter, Mr. Incredible named Mode 9, Proverbs (of South Africa), Jesse Jaggz, Freestyle and Ghost as his all-time greatest African rappers.

However, his list of 5 hottest African rappers right now include; Nasty C, Cassper Nyovest, Poe (of Mavin Records), Ghost and Khaligraph Jones (of Kenya).

Meanwhile, it’s quite surprising that lots of talented Nigerian rappers didn’t make the list.

See tweets below:-
Cc: Mynd44, Lalasticlala

MissEdified:
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Ennada’s interview with Pulse.ng a few hours ago where she called him out for referring to her as a one-night stand, has apologised to the fitness enthusiast.

CDQ took to his IG page to share a post and pen an apology to Miss Ennada. He Wrote;

That last line tho "you don't go around fire expecting not to sweat' #tunechi... Rings a bunch of bell to me regarding that year.

Meanwhile to me CDQ yeye is beginning to over-flog this ifu gal matter already. Its clear the jab she's throwing at you is for the cheap fame or probably another night stand...
Rep the hip hop culture well let the b#tch breath and let it slide rather than giving her what she wants. #ActBusy-CDQ yeye #StayBusyWoss



http://newshelm.ng/cdq-apologizes-to-ifu-ennada/


cc lalasticlala mynd44

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cutefergiee:
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SenselessIdiot:
God bless my fulani brothers.
We are here to claim what rightfully belong to us.
We own Nigeria, there's nothing any body can do about it.
Insha Allah

SIMPLYkush:
hope that blind boy don't have a threes0me with those girls