slimmybaarbie:



No comment

Wait until you get to see my pix first, oya please go and vote, it's getting late already

TheSlyone2:

Yea. I'm already on the queue o. But the queue is just too long.
Slimmybaarbie, what section of Nairaland do you visit most? . I need to start tracking you down

slimmybaarbie:



Where did you see queue?

Just tell them you're there to vote Lanicky and they will clear road for you

Education section and Fp topics

TheSlyone2:

Alright cool. Lanicky all the way then

slimmybaarbie:

Thanks darling

orimsamsam:
Packing refuse and smiling to the camera. OJU AIYE

Nigeria politician and oju aiye ( eye service)

woodcook:
It saddens me when I see how people cheer politicians for doing a job they were elected and paid to do.

On a serious note with all the money being spent on environmental agencies, tax payers are still required to clean their street and we find nothing wrong with it.

To be honest it is time we started asking our governors and local government chairmen questions. How can you pay people that work in environmental agencies every month and also allot money to same ministries, you still come back to the tax payers; stop them from going about their businesses and subject them to clean the same streets that are the responsibility of the government.

When will be wake up and do the right thing?

woodcook:
It saddens me when I see how people cheer politicians for doing a job they were elected and paid to do.

On a serious note with all the money being spent on environmental agencies, tax payers are still required to clean their street and we find nothing wrong with it.

To be honest it is time we started asking our governors and local government chairmen questions. How can you pay people that work in environmental agencies every month and also allot money to same ministries, you still come back to the tax payers; stop them from going about their businesses and subject them to clean the same streets that are the responsibility of the government.

When will be wake up and do the right thing?

Clone2020:
Leading by example, well done.

woodcook:
It saddens me when I see how people cheer politicians for doing a job they were elected and paid to do.

On a serious note with all the money being spent on environmental agencies, tax payers are still required to clean their street and we find nothing wrong with it.

To be honest it is time we started asking our governors and local government chairmen questions. How can you pay people that work in environmental agencies every month and also allot money to same ministries, you still come back to the tax payers; stop them from going about their businesses and subject them to clean the same streets that are the responsibility of the government.

When will be wake up and do the right thing?

sukkot:
hmmm see her wig. akpari

MuttleyLaff:

ifex370:
Cheap popularity

bot101:


Na here u dey hide abi?