₦airaland Forum

ANTI- sex:
but seriously d think mostly any guy dat is a virgin is a kid, poor mentality, ANTI-sex has spoken >:(

you want a gf but u are against s3x

hmmmm you are one sicko brother

Drink 4 glass of Apple juice everyday for 2 months

so what do you want us to anyways

do you want us to go to the mans hse

and help him throw his wife out or what

Nice

buy her chin chin

na wa o

yea

I am still watching it o

is it true doh

Ewwwwwwwwwww

wow

maybe there is a picture of naked chick on his bb

emofine:
@ OP. . . wow you look like someone I've met before

P.S. I'm not your ex by the way.

are u sure jus joking

well i guess it depends on where you are born

cus i am bout to be a millionaire

Thank you Lord for giving me the grace and glory to see another yr

Thank you all

for all the wonderful msgs

God Bless you all

I really appreciate it. . . . . so far so good it has been a great day

Ricky_Ross:
This guy looks man-lover to me, noooo offense though,
Happy birthday to you R231

sorry to burst your bubble bro. . . my wife took dat picture and even put it on facebook

cus we are messing around and she put her wig on my head

I am quiet happy with my sexuality fully straight and God has Blessed me with the most beautiful woman on earth

its good to have fun with your wife sometimes if you have one

Thank you so much guys

I really appreciate it

No party on work day lol

Thank you

Thank you guys

really appreciate dis

Thank you Lord for giving me the grace and glory to see another year

Awwwwwwww. . . . . thank you sweetie

I am touched

Abidjan — Nigerian government has donated 10 Toyota, Double Cabin pickups, 30 computers and two giant photocopiers to the Liberian electoral commission to support the country's presidential elections.

The Liberian presidential elections will be held on Oct. 11, 2011.

Nigeria's Ambassador to Cote d' Ivoire Kayode Obajuluwa told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abidjan that the trucks were received in Abidjan last week on their way to Monrovia.

"The pickup vehicles, computers and photocopiers were brought to the embassy, before they proceeded to Monrovia last week," he said.

Obajuluwa said the Nigeria had played a major role in ensuring a return to democracy in Liberia and would continue to support the country for a peaceful and transparent transition.

The Liberian National Electoral Commission (NEC) issued a statement on Monday that the logistic materials were delivered to the commission by the Charge d' Affairs of the Nigerian embassy in Monrovia, Mike Omotosho.

According to the statement, the NEC Chairman, James Fromayan, lauded the government and people of Nigeria for the gesture and assured them that the donation would be used judiciously. (NAN)

http://allafrica.com/stories/201109201516.html

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