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johnkey:
This two idiots thinks it's everybody that have their time. Not their fault I blame their stupid Instagram olosho followers.

DonCaxton:
God will not give you another woman's man

orisa37:
Iriiri RUGA manipulations

DonBenny77:
so men that wear condoms don't give mouth action or what or don't sweat.
Is your sense complete at all?

Ogegeodey:
Wetin Mourinho no go see for touch line?

You can give it all up and continue your old life

DonBenny77:
They get in oh! Via kissing, mouth action even sweating

calamitous:
Please where can i get one around lagos ?

DonBenny77:
Chai all these girls with staphilococus infection oh!
Did you skin dive?

calamitous:
Hey guys I need your help regarding this:

My girlfriend and i weren't on talking terms for a while, six months to be precise, but last week she started talking to me all of a sudden and we kinda shared one or two mutual feelings that led, to sex.

But while she was about to leave, I kind of saw some drugs in her bag, when I asked her the purpose of the drugs she replied that they were for infection.

Meanwhile she previously told me that same morning that she needed some money to threat virginal infection. But one occurent led to one another that made me to suspect her only purpose for showing up was to infect me with HIV or some other STDs.

I don't know what to do regarding this issue but I'm planning on dealing with her if i get to find out she infected me with any STD on purpose...

Need advice guys and girls.

naptu2:
This is the 3rd or 4th time that these people will be relocated.

In 1948, the Lagos Executive Development Board paid the Oniru Family £250,000 in order to take over a large parcel of land in Iru. It also paid an additional £150,000 as compensation for the inhabitants that were displaced and the shrines that were destroyed. Some of the inhabitants were resettled at Maroko. That parcel of land was developed by the Colonial Government and by the government of Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa and it became Victoria Island.

In 1990, the administration of Governor Raji Rasaki said that Maroko was unsafe for its inhabitants. They said that the area was prone to ocean surge and they gave the inhabitants an ultimatum to move out of the community. The residents took the government to court, but soldiers and bulldozers showed up one day and flattened the community. Brigadier Rasaki has since stated that he demolished Maroko because it was a den of criminals. Maroko was sand-filled and it became Victoria Island extension.

Governor Michael Otedola was left with the mess that the demolition of Maroko had created. He decided to resettle the residents at Jakande Estate and Ikota Estate in Lekki. These two estates were built by Governor Jakande in the early 1980s, but they had not been completed before he was removed from office. They didn't have electricity or pipe-borne water at that time and the buildings were not painted. The former residents of Maroko moved into the estates anyway. (Electricity was provided to the estate in 1998).


There have been rumours since year 2000 that the government was going to demolish Jakande and Ikota estates and it seems like the rumours were true.

jibrilELsudan:
I need your fupa kukunase and your mouth to shoot my hot cum in your mouth.

SalamRushdie:
Nigerians and marriage ..how many times do they want her to marry ...she has tried marriage in the past

NgwalandAbia:
Madam keep kwayet and go find a husbi.

KiidaACE:
Chica
Listening to Fela's "yellow fever" at the moment and lowkey appreciating this girl..
Funny song btw..

jibrilELsudan:
I will like to fvck her and shoot my hot cum in her mouth.

KiidaACE:
Chica
Listening to Fela's "yellow fever" at the moment and lowkey appreciating this girl..
Funny song btw..

TheSkyIsBlue:
My Sister Is About To Commit A Serious Taboo All In The Name Of Marriage

Hello Nairalanders!

Please ignore any typographical or grammatical error. I just want to pour it out the way it is in my heart.

I am seriously confused and worried about what is happening in my family and I will appreciate your candid advice.

There is this guy my sister has been in a relationship with for over seven years now. so he actually asked her hand in marriage and decided to come see my parents for introduction, about some months ago. My family decided to take their time to find out more about the guys family background as is required in Igbo tradition.

After several questions asked, my family came to find out that the guy is an Osu (an outcast). On knowing this, everybody in my family told my sister to cut ties with him and discontinue the relationship because it is a big taboo to get married to an Osu in my place . If you do, no family member or friend will attend your wedding or even have anything to do with you again.

But my sister refused to listen to anybody claiming she really loves the guy, that they have been together for a very long time and that she is not getting younger anymore (mind you, she is in her early thirties). Everybody (my parents and extended family members) tried to talk her out of it but she still didn't listen.

After much pressure and her continues insistence, my dad decided to give them his blessings, although against his wish (my dad is actually not really deep into tradition). Now the guy has done all the traditional rights and paid for her dowry. Their wedding is coming up soon.

But the problem now is, according to tradition and from what I heard, if she was allowed to go with the guy without my dad giving them his blessings, the stigma would have just been on her and she alone would have been considered Osu, since she insisted to continue with the marriage. But now that my dad has given them his blessings, it is considered that all of us (her siblings) will also have that link of Osu too. Except if she decide to put an end to the relationship and discontinue with the wedding, which I don't think my sister is ready to do.

I am really worried and depressed about it, cause I don't want anything that will affect me tomorrow when I want to get married just because of my sister's mistakes.

I will really like to get opinions and sincere advice especially from those that are familiar with tradition, cause I'm seriously bothered. Thanks!

Venerable612:
I read recently that DANA Air’s licence was suspended. How true is this please?

I am trying to do a budget flight from lagos to Abuja for my parents - how good is their service now.

Last time I used it - it wasn’t that bad.

I just want to be sure they still take safety seriously..

Hoephase:
I don't think you put some thoughts in your statement.

Yes it is a school guided by rules and regulations. Does the regulations state that public shaming is the punishment for not dressing as prescribed in the school dress code?

Secondly, she looks like a teen this is a critical period in her developmental phase, I believe the school should have had a private talk with the mom and daughter, and let them understand that such is not acceptable.

While in the principle office she should be made to take it off and serve her punishment quietly.

Publicly humiliating her does nothing but exposes the school to law suits.

AuroraB:
Rude employees a whole Queen's College's got. Unorganized and hateful. Tueh!
NB. Uncouth response will be returned in equal measure. What if the Mother do know her daughter had eyelashes on.

tooth4tooth:
Imagine the pathetic comments from those instagram users

This is secondary school for God's sake. The students are guided by rules and regulations. Non compliance has its penalty in order to serve as deterrent to others.

If you must fix eyelash ,then identify any school that allows that instead of constituting public nuisance with your irresponsible mother

udoakwa:
wetin person no go see for this life

dangoteinlaw:
u are a mad man to mention Volvo. So it still hasn't Dawn to u that it's Toyota or nothing?

Ahmed0336:
Oga go to the hospital nah. Nairaland is no hospital...