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noblezone:
There is going to be a very big surprise.

His supporters will have the last laugh.

When it happens, remember this date.

Cheers to all.

noblezone:
There is going to be a very big surprise.

His supporters will have the last laugh.

When it happens, remember this date.

Cheers to all.

T8ksy:
Only those who resides east of the river niger gives a sh....it about your dumb dream.

noblezone:
There is going to be a very big surprise.
His supporters will have the last laugh.
When it happens, remember this date.
Cheers to all.

kropotkin2:
The most appropriate title for this thread should be "what I saw in a dream, after I smoked some of that good Sh*t" Nnamdi kanu is currently undergoing 'behavioural correction' courtesy of the zoo. You know the zoo keepers can't afford to have deviant animals running around in their cages. Former president Jonathan as a 'renowned' zoologist is in a position to appreciate this fact

kropotkin2:
The most appropriate title for this thread should be "what I saw in a dream, after I smoked some of that good Sh*t" Nnamdi kanu is currently undergoing 'behavioural correction' courtesy of the zoo. You know the zoo keepers can't afford to have deviant animals running around in their cages. Former president Jonathan as a 'renowned' zoologist is in a position to appreciate this fact

yemmynoni:
Please when you go wake up

noblezone:
There is going to be a very big surprise.

His supporters will have the last laugh.

When it happens, remember this date.

Cheers to all.

Spicygal:
Don't mind them jare, I also saw the dream. Busses were loaded with thousands of Omo ibo, and they were bundled out of every city and dropped at Onitcha bridge. Shops became cheap, houses became cheaper, traffic was gone in Lagos. Very few industrious Omo igbos lived in Lagos.

Some sneaked in but every week, those caught were shipped out.

And when they were dropped at the bridge, they laughed....
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At themselves

Spicygal:
Don't mind them jare, I also saw the dream. Busses were loaded with thousands of Omo ibo, and they were bundled out of every city and dropped at Onitcha bridge. Shops became cheap, houses became cheaper, traffic was gone in Lagos. Very few industrious Omo igbos lived in Lagos.

Some sneaked in but every week, those caught were shipped out.

And when they were dropped at the bridge, they laughed....
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At themselves

@ bolded............................you gotta be kidding.......................


Any one of them found still lurking around in yorubaland shall be thrown into the lagoon.



oh btw, no more genuine designer-label lifejackets....................all sold out