₦airaland Forum

Opoki:
I wanted to crush on your DP but I suspect you're a married man. You're beautiful. Thanks, I you're welcome.

ngwababe:
Opoki na joke? Which kind english be this na?

Opoki:
I was drunk. I don't even read what I typed, I just know you're a very handsomely beautiful lady with good character. I just generated more attention for your DP.

ngwababe:
Abia State

Elliot2:
Hey guys, please I need your advice. I was the one who open a thread title the death of justice, it was an outburst which was out of anger considering what my family is passing through as a result of a land case. Now, I suspect I am in danger: some men came to my house asking after me. I suppose it is in regard to what I wrote here,on facebook and Twitter.But I pray it is not what I think. Although I regret all that I wrote and would love to withdraw my messages, I am using this medium to apologise to all that my content was directed at and ask for forgive. I regret it even though it was borne out of my desire to see justice done at all times, which I felt wasn't done. All I wrote was in a rash and lacked rational approach to solving issues. #peace.

Audray:
What table? Look at the fücking chandelier!

Drabeey:
send me the link to the post and i'll delete it for u

Drabeey:
okay, just want to be sure u are a Nigerian. alas! u are

eyinjuege:
Im saying someone who's like a d5sughter to him is getting married. I'm not sure if you've been part of a big party before, but close friends of the parents, brothers of the bride/groom etc are usually on their feet despite event planners employed. The event planners will have someone they've been instructed to listen to, who will be the eye of the person paying for the party (i'm not saying otedola is rhe one in this case,, but that's how things work). Usually its the close friends of the mother who is up and about putting an eye on things, making sure certain important guests are not missed (women always know who to put in charge of what in parties)
Unfortunately, Dangote is no longer married to the girl's mother. She probably has no idea of the important people in her ex's life and business.
His friend is playing a supportive role, and not just by sitting down beside him and drinking kunu and sharwama.

ngwababe:
But I'm not married. Thank you very much

ngwababe:
Wish my husband is on that table!

Drabeey:
send me the link to the post and i'll delete it for u

Drabeey:
send me the link to the post and i'll delete it for u

Opoki:
Who know if I can shoot my shot?

Hunry:
all I see are poor people

braine:
This is the kind of party you go with your CV, just incase.

Juliet11111:

SleekHoyeen:
this cracked me up, really ��

ngwababe:
Wish my husband is on that table!

Elliot2:
https://www.nairaland.com/4415090/justice-dead

J2381:
beautiful, awesome, breath taking, like the flower between your luscious thighs...

Audray:
;DHaha. Why dost thee liken mine "flower" to a mere chandelier?...

braine:
This is the kind of party you go with your CV, just incase.

Drabeey:
I've read ur story bro!

I believe you consulted a lawyer so meagre that could even be bought over.

I believe u can still be handed justice only if u use the right channel!

I'm very far from u, so a bit I can do is to offer an advice. pls go to media houses and raise the alarm! that is the last hope of the masses broh

sinaj:
The most expensive table

Table shakers will nt come nw to shake this table nw

ngwababe:
Wish my husband is on that table!

braine:
You have to think ahead. Almost everyone there has some stake in or own a company. No time to dull.

lexy2014:
wifey am there. Dont u recognize me again? Am d one backing d camera