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Lazy set of human binz, no be oyel money una dey protest over again... Na shoprite una they attack now. Una go drink that oyel tire wen he drop N1 per barrel |
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post photo of your past and present portfolio on men smart shirt and pant trousers, and how affordable and reliable are you |
false prophet all around trying to make name |
im also having issues with Olamide |
WETIN DEM DEY DO THERE SELF, DO DEY STUDY THE SEA .... dos bunks and mattress make me rememba the only first choice university that was (presently still) occupy by bedbug aka edun ![]() |
lol |
kayla12:Really don't get you keyla12... Please whose image my dear? |
nice move |
my able presido |
were my cv, i fit apply wit my jamb rezult |
yepaaaa...the Uncle jon-tomas shuld be Ostracize from the ballz |
no news again on Nairaland, who cares if she is the daughter of President Buhari... abeg admin update us with meaningful news and events |
hmmmm...new year resolution!!! |
hmmm...when there is no important news to bring to front page!!! |
hmmm...im just watching the jobless OP |
hmmmm....as confused as GEj administration... i'm watching just like Agu in beast of a nation. |
All day in the Sun....with that smile on her face as she controls heavy traffic....You never know who is watching...do your job cheerfully and the accolades will always come!
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yey |
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When she is on Phone receiving calls...
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Hello Nairalander, I just got a shocker from a girl this afternoon. Thou, story for another day. kindly identify yours? Any remedy for the second guy from your left, and how can the first guy from your right be fixed. Please mature mind answers only.
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You are in your late 20's and above if you actually watched this cartoons.
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sight seeing ![]() |
Dressing gone wrong! What Is Wrong With This Picture... ![]()
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kindly contact them if you can't find your bedsheet! ![]()
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