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nize topic do u know wht is important in mens body? its the private when u see a guy waiking u will see how he will just hold his private so it cant be taken ![]() mine is very important to me. secondly will be the brain,if u dont have that u are goin nowere in life,the brain and the eye the eye is very important too u can see were u are goinwitout the eye. so i take that three very important part of my body ![]() |
[color=#000099][/color]hi all, am back i love the way u ppl are taikin bout this thread some ppl said it right som are just telling lies any way it doest mater life is only 1 u have to tink of wht u want to be in life if it is lesbian it is ur life if it is homosexual it still ur life but remeber life is only 1 for a woman to propose is not new tot ![]() |
thats right @ jgirl they must b kiddin ![]() |
hi all i learn to be kind and to be truthfull |
whtz happening? who told u ppl that i cant speak english. i just typin fast thats y u c all d stuff u c so if u know u can speak english u beta Bleep outa d site. ![]() |
i got a girl but not yet married ![]() |
badyru:i think some ppl in da nl need to c a doc some 1 like badyru ![]() u dont have manners taikin to ppl u beta see ur doc k u well soo ![]() nikynike:wht is wrong wit d thread u son of a dog or daughter of jezeble ![]() |
LadyT:wht do u mean by tht @ladyt ![]() |
wazup!real man, a real man is the man that remebers his wife n children when he is coimg back from a long journey. a real man is the one that tells his wife the real truth no string attach. a real man is a man that tells his wify am sorry when he mistakenly hits her. a real man is the one that love his family and takes good cares of his children. a real man is not the type that will spent his salary on a brotel. a real man doest hide and smoke in d absent of his wife. a real man is not the one wit big bank account witout a good thinking. a real man knows a real woman. a real man doest comes home late from work n lies to his wife that there was a go slow. a real man is the head of the house when things go wrong he will still stand by his wife. a real man is very intelligent,trustworthy,cool in anger,doest boost,have a good sence of humour,a sound mind, love his family as jesus love us. ![]() |
hi gud am in lagos nigeria right now, am a student n footballer but its hard to combine the 2 i know many clubs in belgium eg westerlo,anderlech,brugge,saint truden wht club do u like? i like anderlech ther is a nigeria guyname babatude ogunsoto in d club |
hi all, i live in ikate surulere we hardly have light a week, d new nepa is not doin any god thing in my area it is very bad i wish i was not born in lagos at d first place.phcn is not good any way obj must ban all d nepa staff be4 i do som tin drastic ![]() |
@laban u are like tht u r making fun of urself ![]() |
hi all, thatz a nize topic i wanna use this medium to let all d girls know that its not only a guy tht can toast a girl girls 2 can do tht jut be sure u do d right guy k |
hi ameri is seems u are online how ur day? hope is goin good just wana know if u are in lagos or belgium? ![]() i hope i dont bother u? |
hi nize idea from all,am base in lagos n i wanna b 1 of ur distributors, a not a vendor but i will try n know bout ur mag n distribute it 4 u u can reach me thru my yahoo im. |
hi i didt told u to tell me how to make her my gf @yicob n am not bothered cuz she said she is not da 1 any way i ma look else were cuz girls are many d best is only 1 ![]() |
eniola1310:wht do u mean by tht? |
hi amerie how u doin, u seems u are d one am lookin 4 looking at ur profile it seems u came down from heaven ![]() i wish i had a girl like u ot spend d rest of my life wit am just been lonely all d while ![]() |
hi wazzup! dont mine em u are who u tink u are tell ur self u are beautiful dnt let dem tell u shit, baby u re pretty tahts all. ![]() |
hi am base in surulere n i can't fine a girl out here can any girl here be my friend thtz my phone number 08029893322 u can call |
hi all , nize intriduction @fellybaby how u doin happy new yr 2 |
hi how u doin, am from nigeria my mum akwa-ibom my dad 2 ,but i dont have dad @ d moment,can we be friends my name rapheal u can say raphy. ![]() |
at last the naija version of "the apprentice" is on the screens. So far, the pre-show scripting has been straight out of that Trump stuff. here's hoping the showmakers will get more innovative and make the show relevant to our peculiar realities, no pun intended. |
@macgreat hi i lov wht u say , how u doin? a woman can chose som 1 she like by her self but som girls waite 4 dere mom 2 chose 4 dem which is not good ![]() |
hi y are u all critizising d idol west africa. u can be fair that naija cant make there owneurope is doing a gr8 job tot so be there or b squaed ![]() |
Idols West Africa Comes To Nigeria One could say that the ink has barely dried on M-NET’s SURVIVOR AFRICA winner cheque but in typical fast and forward fashion, the channel is moving on. Not willing to waste a moment, the African television company has announced that it is to create and screen a West African version of what is arguably the world’s biggest reality show. So get ready to hit those high notes…IDOLS WEST AFRICA has arrived! December 1 has been a milestone day for M-NET in Africa for some time. In 2003, the company launched the popular AfricaMagic on the day and last year, it launched the massive Big Brother Nigeria. So it’s fitting that IDOLS WEST AFRICA launched on December 1 this year. And now the search begins for a solo singing sensation who will win a prestigious recording contract! So do you think you can sing like a superstar? Have you ever dreamed about having a hit No. 1 music record? Do you aspire to fans, fame and fortune with a microphone in one hand and a record deal in the other? Do you secretly believe your shower solos are just a practice run for the spotlight? If you answered yes to any of these questions OR if you know anyone who’d answer yes OR if you just want to be part of the IDOLS magic, then read on and start singing! IDOLS WEST AFRICA is open to any person between the ages of 18 and 30 (as at 1 January 2007), who are residents of the West African countries of - Benin, Burkina Faso, Cape Verde, Cote d'Ivoire, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Saint Helena, Senegal, Sierra Leone and Togo. Four auditions will be held for IDOLS WEST AFRICA and West African entrants should note that these auditions will be held at the following venues – on January 6 in Lagos (The Ibru Victoria Gardens), on January 15 in Abuja (Sheraton Hotel), on January 20 in Accra (venue to be confirmed) and on January 26 in Calabar (Cultural Centre). These are audition registration days and entrants may be asked to return for an audition in the days that follow. However failure to register for auditions on the given dates means no later entry will be allowed. Further would-be entrants should not have an existing recording contract of any kind. During the audition phase, entrants can sing from a wide spectrum of music including Traditional, Western, English, Nigerian, African, Pop, Reggae, R’nB and rock, though Idols entrants should be aware that the show is looking for a pop star. If a contestant is selected to proceed into the Theatre, Group and Top Ten phases, they must be able to sing in Pop, African and Western, including English language songs. Anyone who meets these criteria can attend open auditions at one of four venues and are advised to arrive at the venue early because auditions operate on a “first come, first seen” basis with the first 1500 entrants guaranteed an audition. Also make sure to bring an identity document or passport with you to the audition to verify your details. Importantly, contestants should remember that they get one chance to perform, one chance to make an impression, one chance to succeed! IDOLS WEST AFRICA is being produced for M-Net by Nigeria’s own Pan African Entertainment and the internationally renowned Fremantle Media who first originated the IDOLS concept. A firm believer in IDOLS WEST AFRICA, M-Net Operations Director for sub-Saharan Africa Joseph Hundah says the show embraces Africa’s lasting love-affair with music. “Wherever you go in West Africa, there are songs in the air, voices in harmony, a radio humming, a rhythm being celebrated. That’s what IDOLS is about. Singing, moving, feeling! With West Africa offering large television audiences to M-Net, it’s fitting that we create an IDOLS here.” Meanwhile the excitement factor of IDOLS WEST AFRICA is set to increase in the weeks ahead as M-NET will reveal the names of show’s presenter and all-important judges early next year. For now though, wannabe stars should concentrate on perfecting their lyrics, nurturing their vocal cords and planning their audition fashion! Plus for more information on the show, simply log on to the website www.mnetafrica.com for all the rules, terms of entry and answers to the most frequent IDOLS related questions! IDOLS WEST AFRICA is set to premiere to DStv viewers on M-Net in February next year. One of the most successful reality TV formats in the world, local versions of Idols have now aired in over 100 territories. In the USA, Idols is the No.1 series with an audience of 34 million viewers. And the global number of votes for Idols has now exceeded two billion! In South Africa, Heinz Winkler, Anke Pietrangeli and Karin Kortjé won the three successful local editions of IDOLS while British hero Will Young won national attention across the UK when he swept the title there. In America, the show launched the stellar careers of Kelly Clarkson, Ruben Studdard, Fantasia Barrino, Carrie Underwood and most recently Taylor Hicks. Clarkson went on to win two Grammy Awards this year for her second album. |
waz happening , y do u want us aguys to do that shit, y do u have to tell us that shit news .u supose 2 pur in ur book dont post any fucking call it news 4 guys here ok. who ever wateva as for me i 'llnver do it period ![]() |
recent socioeconomic development have usherd in tremendous changes in peoples' life-styles. It is now possible for many in the developed nations to purchase goods and services that previously only the wealthier could afford. And while some of these advances have increased the prospect of a longer life, many people have been enticed into a self-destructive life-style. For example, millions have used their increased buying power to purchase such nonessentials as addictive drugs, alcohol, and tobacco. Sadly, the results have been all too predictable. "The fastest growing public health menace in the world isn't a disease," says World Watch magazine, "it's a product." The magazine adds: "Within 25 years, tobacco-induced illness is expected to overtake infectious disease as the leading threat to human health worldwide." Moreover, Scientific American says: "An astonishing 30 percent of fatal cancers can be blamed primarily on smoking, and an equal number on lifestyle, especially dietary practices and lack of exercise." Without a doubt, the choices we make about the way we live have a major impact on our health. How, then, can we maintain or improve our health? Are diet and exercise enough? Additionally, what part do mental and spiritual factors play in a healthy life-style? as for me my life style is good in the site of GOD ![]() |
nize one from mamaput i like what u say,a girl need to think before dressing cuz some guys can go crazy seeing a girl dress half naked i beg ur pardon. ![]() |
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