menesheh:



Now i don't deserve any insult from you for airing my view about him since am not one of his apologies to praise him.

menesheh:






It does sometimes

Competing to save people's soul and collect their money

Taylor86:


y don't u leave d space for children

wen ur aware today is children's day

forandy:
More proof that even the old could be foolish

tuffgongjo:
Hope I am right,Linda once carried a story about this gal in 2103.

190theclown:
[size=18pt]Borno state nkor?[/size]

coolebux:
Story for the..........? ?

agarawu23:
I should teach her ? when her mum dey teach her how to cook, na film she go dey watch

wallex1983:
Don't forget to keep us posted when they withdraw the light again

enoqueen:


Do u av one

enoqueen:
Patiently waiting for yemisi to bust the gist

okonelfg:
Ladies with their madness....if my gal carry dis one follow me...i will board a car n ask her to drive her own car....

Rexphobia:
I was scanning to see the part where they gave her cash reward. Couldn't find it





[s]Also contributing, Rotimi Olowo, another lawmaker, added that the state government should honour her by naming any state institution or monument after her to drive home the need for honesty and integrity among the youths in the country.[/s]


I have a suggestion.....LASU should be named Josephine Ugwu State University (JUSU).


if not .....

Please keep your suggestion to yourself o #Greatest LASUite

CLEVABOY:
May God remove Every Spirit of trekking! from us

stexsy:
and so wat? Wat shud we do wit the pixs now

admax:
It was yesterday i got to know Okija shrine issue out invitation letters to people, i wish to see a copy of the letter headed more importantly the logo of the Shrine .........Those guys need Jesus mehn.

realtestament:
GEJ, u're d best we ever had....we gonna give u our full support, believing u coming back stronger dan ever..

#God bless GEJ
#God bless naija
#God bless NL
#God bless Me

raumdeuter:
Jonathan surely doesnt know what he was doing in Aso Rock.

vedaxcool:
Once again Jonathan and his spouse doing what they know best, undermining Nigeria to further their vain glorious desire and savage greed!

nex:
I have noticed this trend all over Nigeria right now. Men who want to propose marriage to a woman kneel down to ask for the woman's hand in marriage. It has nothing to do with us, our way of life, or our culture, but is something that was transmitted from the Western world. The ladies especially have taken this seemingly romantic gesture from the Hollywood movies, and feel it is necessary for a man to kneel to them, especially in a public place, in order to get at least a positive answer.

What do you think about this? Is it simply a romantic stunt which men should go the extra length in showing, or is it now compulsory for an African man to kneel down when asking his beloved to marry him?