Khd95:
thanks man

you are welcome

MzLarem:
Gentle guy dat has sumtin to offer ni oo

Enormous offer

I was so happy that I had gotten admission
into the university. Na so the joy full my belle.
I paid the acceptance fee, school fees and all
other school payments required for a new
student. Na accommodation come become
problem for me. During the verification of
my results at the course of my admission
process, I met a friend named Agbo. Our
chemistry walked together. We come blend
wella. So he said he saw a nice house which
was not far from the school and he wanted
a roommate both can share the house rent.
I never see the house ooo but I trusted him.
Na so I call my people for house and they
sent me my own money and I gave to Agbo
to put it in his and pay the landlord. I went
home immediately after giving Agbo the
money without going with him to see the
house. I had no much money to stay back an
extra moment. I had to go back home to
refresh and come back finally to school, into
my new house.
A week later, I called Agbo to tell him that I
would be coming in the next day. He said he
has paid the landlord. He gave me the
address of the compound. My mum had
already stocked two big Ghana must go
bags with foodstuffs and provisions. I was
in high spirit. At least I would get a little bit
of freedom in school.
I left for school the next day. Agbo was
calling often to know were I was. When I
entered the town, I took 2 okadas with my
loads which dropped me at the gate of my
house. Agbo was already waiting at the
gate. “This place is okay,” I said to Agbo as
he helped me move my bags in inside the
compound and to our room. I loved the
compound, it was wide enough with
enough trees. Breeze go dey blow wella as I
assumed. I saw some little kids and a grown
up lady fetching water from the tap in the
compound. My happiness increased. “so
water even dey this compound!” I thought
to myself. I no go dey stress myself go dey
fetch water for borehole. As I got into the
room. Agbo don design the room. I had to
bring out some wall fancy beautiful papers
and added to it to make it look lovelier. After
everything, I took bucket to go fetch water
to bath. “Were you dey go?” Agbo asked me.
I told him I was going to fetch water at the
tap outside to bath. He laughed. “The pump
wey your papa build abi the one you
brought from your father’s house,” Agbo
said. I began imagining and wondering
what he was saying. Maybe he was joking. I
was yet to understand his statements until
he dropped the bombshell.

adelolaa:
I was so happy that I had gotten admission
into the university. Na so the joy full my belle.
I paid the acceptance fee, school fees and all
other school payments required for a new
student. Na accommodation come become
problem for me. During the verification of
my results at the course of my admission
process, I met a friend named Agbo. Our
chemistry walked together. We come blend
wella. So he said he saw a nice house which
was not far from the school and he wanted
a roommate both can share the house rent.
I never see the house ooo but I trusted him.
Na so I call my people for house and they
sent me my own money and I gave to Agbo
to put it in his and pay the landlord. I went
home immediately after giving Agbo the
money without going with him to see the
house. I had no much money to stay back an
extra moment. I had to go back home to
refresh and come back finally to school, into
my new house.
A week later, I called Agbo to tell him that I
would be coming in the next day. He said he
has paid the landlord. He gave me the
address of the compound. My mum had
already stocked two big Ghana must go
bags with foodstuffs and provisions. I was
in high spirit. At least I would get a little bit
of freedom in school.
I left for school the next day. Agbo was
calling often to know were I was. When I
entered the town, I took 2 okadas with my
loads which dropped me at the gate of my
house. Agbo was already waiting at the
gate. “This place is okay,” I said to Agbo as
he helped me move my bags in inside the
compound and to our room. I loved the
compound, it was wide enough with
enough trees. Breeze go dey blow wella as I
assumed. I saw some little kids and a grown
up lady fetching water from the tap in the
compound. My happiness increased. “so
water even dey this compound!” I thought
to myself. I no go dey stress myself go dey
fetch water for borehole. As I got into the
room. Agbo don design the room. I had to
bring out some wall fancy beautiful papers
and added to it to make it look lovelier. After
everything, I took bucket to go fetch water
to bath. “Were you dey go?” Agbo asked me.
I told him I was going to fetch water at the
tap outside to bath. He laughed. “The pump
wey your papa build abi the one you
brought from your father’s house,” Agbo
said. I began imagining and wondering
what he was saying. Maybe he was joking. I
was yet to understand his statements until
he dropped the bombshell.

Come and finish the story na

adelolaa:
I was so happy that I had gotten admission into the university. Na so the joy full my belle. I paid the acceptance fee, school fees and all other school payments required for a new student. Na accommodation come become problem for me. During the verification of my results at the course of my admission process, I met a friend named Agbo. Our chemistry walked together. We come blend wella. So he said he saw a nice house which was not far from the school and he wanted a roommate both can share the house rent. I never see the house ooo but I trusted him. Na so I call my people for house and they sent me my own money and I gave to Agbo to put it in his and pay the landlord. I went home immediately after giving Agbo the money without going with him to see the house. I had no much money to stay back an extra moment. I had to go back home to refresh and come back finally to school, into my new house. A week later, I called Agbo to tell him that I would be coming in the next day. He said he has paid the landlord. He gave me the address of the compound. My mum had already stocked two big Ghana must go bags with foodstuffs and provisions. I was in high spirit. At least I would get a little bit of freedom in school. I left for school the next day. Agbo was calling often to know were I was. When I entered the town, I took 2 okadas with my loads which dropped me at the gate of my house. Agbo was already waiting at the gate. “This place is okay,” I said to Agbo as he helped me move my bags in inside the compound and to our room. I loved the compound, it was wide enough with enough trees. Breeze go dey blow wella as I assumed. I saw some little kids and a grown up lady fetching water from the tap in the compound. My happiness increased. “so water even dey this compound!” I thought to myself. I no go dey stress myself go dey fetch water for borehole. As I got into the room. Agbo don design the room. I had to bring out some wall fancy beautiful papers and added to it to make it look lovelier. After everything, I took bucket to go fetch water to bath. “Were you dey go?” Agbo asked me. I told him I was going to fetch water at the tap outside to bath. He laughed. “The pump wey your papa build abi the one you brought from your father’s house,” Agbo said. I began imagining and wondering what he was saying. Maybe he was joking. I was yet to understand his statements until he dropped the bombshell.

come and finish wat u start

adelolaa:
I was so happy that I had gotten admission into the university. Na so the joy full my belle. I paid the acceptance fee, school fees and all other school payments required for a new student. Na accommodation come become problem for me. During the verification of my results at the course of my admission process, I met a friend named Agbo. Our chemistry walked together. We come blend wella. So he said he saw a nice house which was not far from the school and he wanted a roommate both can share the house rent. I never see the house ooo but I trusted him. Na so I call my people for house and they sent me my own money and I gave to Agbo to put it in his and pay the landlord. I went home immediately after giving Agbo the money without going with him to see the house. I had no much money to stay back an extra moment. I had to go back home to refresh and come back finally to school, into my new house. A week later, I called Agbo to tell him that I would be coming in the next day. He said he has paid the landlord. He gave me the address of the compound. My mum had already stocked two big Ghana must go bags with foodstuffs and provisions. I was in high spirit. At least I would get a little bit of freedom in school. I left for school the next day. Agbo was calling often to know were I was. When I entered the town, I took 2 okadas with my loads which dropped me at the gate of my house. Agbo was already waiting at the gate. “This place is okay,” I said to Agbo as he helped me move my bags in inside the compound and to our room. I loved the compound, it was wide enough with enough trees. Breeze go dey blow wella as I assumed. I saw some little kids and a grown up lady fetching water from the tap in the compound. My happiness increased. “so water even dey this compound!” I thought to myself. I no go dey stress myself go dey fetch water for borehole. As I got into the room. Agbo don design the room. I had to bring out some wall fancy beautiful papers and added to it to make it look lovelier. After everything, I took bucket to go fetch water to bath. “Were you dey go?” Agbo asked me. I told him I was going to fetch water at the tap outside to bath. He laughed. “The pump wey your papa build abi the one you brought from your father’s house,” Agbo said. I began imagining and wondering what he was saying. Maybe he was joking. I was yet to understand his statements until he dropped the bombshell.

Guy abeg continue d story na...

Lol

Watch out for part two

adelolaa:
Watch out for part two

Diaris God ooo.
U just kept us in suspense and u are telling us "Watch out 4 part 2".

Ridwan1821:
Diaris God ooo.
U just kept us in suspense and u are telling us "Watch out 4 part 2".

Watch out

adelolaa:
I was so happy that I had gotten admission
into the university. Na so the joy full my belle.
I paid the acceptance fee, school fees and all
other school payments required for a new
student. Na accommodation come become
problem for me. During the verification of
my results at the course of my admission
process, I met a friend named Agbo. Our
chemistry walked together. We come blend
wella. So he said he saw a nice house which
was not far from the school and he wanted
a roommate both can share the house rent.
I never see the house ooo but I trusted him.
Na so I call my people for house and they
sent me my own money and I gave to Agbo
to put it in his and pay the landlord. I went
home immediately after giving Agbo the
money without going with him to see the
house. I had no much money to stay back an
extra moment. I had to go back home to
refresh and come back finally to school, into
my new house.
A week later, I called Agbo to tell him that I
would be coming in the next day. He said he
has paid the landlord. He gave me the
address of the compound. My mum had
already stocked two big Ghana must go
bags with foodstuffs and provisions. I was
in high spirit. At least I would get a little bit
of freedom in school.
I left for school the next day. Agbo was
calling often to know were I was. When I
entered the town, I took 2 okadas with my
loads which dropped me at the gate of my
house. Agbo was already waiting at the
gate. “This place is okay,” I said to Agbo as
he helped me move my bags in inside the
compound and to our room. I loved the
compound, it was wide enough with
enough trees. Breeze go dey blow wella as I
assumed. I saw some little kids and a grown
up lady fetching water from the tap in the
compound. My happiness increased. “so
water even dey this compound!” I thought
to myself. I no go dey stress myself go dey
fetch water for borehole. As I got into the
room. Agbo don design the room. I had to
bring out some wall fancy beautiful papers
and added to it to make it look lovelier. After
everything, I took bucket to go fetch water
to bath. “Were you dey go?” Agbo asked me.
I told him I was going to fetch water at the
tap outside to bath. He laughed. “The pump
wey your papa build abi the one you
brought from your father’s house,” Agbo
said. I began imagining and wondering
what he was saying. Maybe he was joking. I
was yet to understand his statements until
he dropped the bombshell.

And you forgot to add who you copied it from abi


Lemme Go and tell TzPalo and Rev Father or Wushey

khassy:



And you forgot to add who you copied it from abi


Lemme Go and tell TzPalo and Rev Father or Wushey

Oga khassy!! No more Sunday experiences??

razor123:

Oga khassy!! No more Sunday experiences??

Dead thread

khassy:


Dead thread

Just post. They will all come back

Belvine33:
O I've been good. Twitter - Salmaumar73. I sent it a few days ago but it didn't deliver..

I just followed you dear.

rkarang:

Enormous offer

Ok ooo

Mzlarem long time of merry Christmas

Akjwyzepal:
Mzlarem long time of merry Christmas

Same to you.

sojikrown:
Please anyone in computer science here?

whats up?

Yusluv2014:


am fine.

oga yusluv2014...plz what's the correct utme comb for a person that wants to study accounting

guys how far with school accommodation stuff...

GdexFolami:
guys how far with school accommodation stuff...

12 noon naaa

TopeQs

rkarang:


Enormous offer

bro please can I write govt in my utme if i want to study accounting

khassy:



And you forgot to add who you copied it from abi


Lemme Go and tell TzPalo and Rev Father or Wushey

blithe:
oga yusluv2014...plz what's the correct utme comb for a person that wants to study accounting

IF I MAY COME IN,ENG MATHS ACCT ECONS

fawaz050:
IF I MAY COME IN,ENG MATHS ACCT ECONS

thanks man....bt i heard one can substitute acct with govt or geography

blithe:
thanks man....bt i heard one can substitute acct with govt or geography

here.. Mathematics, economics and any other social science subject

lilmonarch:
here.. Mathematics, economics and any other social science subject

thanks man...i av chosen govt in my utme though...just wanted to confirm because this year i wrote commerce and i wasn't offered admission and i had all they required...

blithe:
thanks man...i av chosen govt in my utme though...just wanted to confirm because this year i wrote commerce and i wasn't offered admission and i had all they required...

is government a social science subject? Geography wld hv fit in

lilmonarch:
is government a social science subject? Geography wld hv fit in

yes Government is a social science subject.