chris4gold:
Aja 4, ere....

katty235:

So true I'm Yoruba but men that guy is filled with hatred in his heart to the brim

kayzat:






Its like you don't know the level of hatred filled inside the species of men the guy is dealing with ? That guy is just paying them back in their own coins.


They never ever see anything good in Yorubas and the guy is a perfect match for them .


Nitori were ita la Se maa n ni were ile .

wizzakosh:
Lol, OP, u made mistake, no be fasola built the bridge. Na our developers from the other side of the river built it. I no go mention name, they knw themselves.

post=49489804:

Keep deceiving your self, Lakki bridge was PPP agreement between JB plc and Lagos state, that's why it's most expensive toll bridge concessioned in Nigeria, Lagosians pay through their noses before they access the bridge, have you ask yourself how many vehicles ply the bridge, from Lakki phase 1, you will see residents using the cheaper Lakki toll gate which is more stressful with heavy traffic, instead of using the bridge that can easily connect to Ikoyi. Make una stop deceiving una self

post=49489804:

Keep deceiving your self, Lakki bridge was PPP agreement between JB plc and Lagos state, that's why it's most expensive toll bridge concessioned in Nigeria, Lagosians pay through their noses before they access the bridge, have you ask yourself how many vehicles ply the bridge, from Lakki phase 1, you will see residents using the cheaper Lakki toll gate which is more stressful with heavy traffic, instead of using the bridge that can easily connect to Ikoyi. Make una stop deceiving una self

simplycarro:
The "we developed Lagos and Abuja" crew are not going to be happy somehow with this thread.
OP. Why do you enjoy tormenting these guys?

Chiefobdk1:


best bridge in Nigeria...

kayzat:






Yes now it depend on the angle you are looking at it.


If you look at it from ipob or Biafra angle awka bridges are the best in the whole wide world but from reasonable and logical perspective we know the three gadders are just wannabes that are nothing to write home about.


Cc: pxDharniel , sonofdevil .

princeakins:


Were u slip typin or ur ignorance hasnt mk u see dt d lekki ikoyi bridge is mentioned as d best in nigeria .. so wr is dt located.. Ur village abi?

Doug07034780891:
Now Aarressa aka Ekoike have skipped our flyovers in Abeokuta and Ibadan..LOL!

SonofDevil:

Stop lying mr Man ikoyi-lekki bridge is always busy from monday to sunday most especially on weekends.
The bridge is just stone throw away from my house at ruxton ikoyi.
When it's 4pm the bridge always cause traffic to vehicles coming from falomo to parkview and. banana island.
At times the traffic can last up to and hour.

post=49489804:

Keep deceiving your self, Lakki bridge was PPP agreement between JB plc and Lagos state, that's why it's most expensive toll bridge concessioned in Nigeria, Lagosians pay through their noses before they access the bridge, have you ask yourself how many vehicles ply the bridge, from Lakki phase 1, you will see residents using the cheaper Lakki toll gate which is more stressful with heavy traffic, instead of using the bridge that can easily connect to Ikoyi. Make una stop deceiving una self

hundredhunndred:


Gadder bridge. There copycat bridge is just too funny. Lol

SonofDevil:

Stop lying mr Man ikoyi-lekki bridge is always busy from monday to sunday most especially on weekends.
The bridge is just stone throw away from my house at ruxton ikoyi.
When it's 4pm the bridge always cause traffic to vehicles coming from falomo to parkview and. banana island.
At times the traffic can last up to and hour.

hundredhunndred:
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Shut up, hateful bigot. Your dark heart is filled with hate for others, reason you have achieved nothing in life even with the token Obingo pay you to deceive gullible Ibos on nairaland. You are even in same Lagos but always saying shit about the place, you have no shame.

katty235:

That might be true but then I don't think we need to stoop down to their level.
Ko si anfani ka di were pelu wan.

Doug07034780891:
What is the meaning of this and you are not spewing poo when made the below comment?

post=49490501:

funny clown

hundredhunndred:


Shut up your dirty mouth and go vent your frustrstion and anger on Imo people as usual. You dont even have any shame, fighting everyone like a jobless kid. Gerrahere jor.

Doug07034780891:
There is something silly and stupid about you, have you cautioned ekoile your brother who goes about joblessly opening threads about other states instead of focusing on his Osun state? Stop this hypocritical attitude and grandstanding..

hundredhunndred:
You should have face Ekoile and not come derail my own state thread. Have you ever seen me in your useless thread before cos its non of my business, face your meaningless fight with Imo and leave my state alone.

Doug07034780891:
Wait oo but are you also from Lagos? I am dancing over this revelation...

hundredhunndred:


Which revelation? Just focus on your fight with Imo state and leave my state alone. You can never see me on your Anambra thread but you and that jobless Frank are always everywhere 247 posting crap about others. Stay on your lane.

tojujack:

wow!!!!!!!!!!!! small london





it's tojujack lopez

Doug07034780891:
Incidentally Lagos your state is my second home so I will always love Lagos and not badmouth it, so calm down general. As you may also know, I have one purpose on NL, so you can hardly see me comment on threads..

Seriously, your post pissed me off, telling him calm down for what Highest he will do to recycle rubbish online and post and curse himself and his generation, I know him as a kid that lack good parental care, love add with low IQ, who think the best way to win argument is by throwing insult, I classify him as mad cow (Efi ala), best way to cure his madness to ignore his silly rants online, I choose who to argue with, not lowlife like him, I have told you what ever truce you have with them better withdraw yourself, for me I don't give shit how they feel.
I grew up with the understanding that the world I lived in was one where people enjoyed a sort of freedom to communicate with each other in privacy, without it being monitored, without it being measured or analyzed or sort of judged by these shadowy figures or systems, any time they mention anything that travels across public lines.