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odizeey: bro u quote d wrong post o,abi i b ur name sake?

dun mind im!
Dats hs signature

Michael Sokoto: [size=100pt]Snnnnnnnaaaake! [/size]

Mickey7: ermmm d relevance av dis post is?

This been hidden post has

odizeey: Beezally baby pls im seeking ur attention

she is already hooked o

Monsieursuave: .

Is a truth ee.
Ask romantic bald boy and or riley

Rhymeless!








U nr no sey abolo gud?
Especially wen u ava gf
imajin her rubbin d abolo
d kin of sensation u wil recieve eh
its better dan. . .

Monsieursuave: .

Hwz abolo romantic??
So ua nt a romantic bweh after all.

Just an imposter

#Đíŝ post is taken personal at Ʊя own risk

Guilty conscience!

Monsieursuave: .

₪ǻ yhu start am jare.

Ama shave Ʊя head abolo when Ï c U̶̲̥̅̊‎​ during clearance. . jz wait n c!!

sowie 2 burst ur bubble!
Na abolo b ma 'head'style
so werin u wan shave?
Ma skull?

Monsieursuave: .

ℓ☺ℓ. Romantic bweh ehn

Michael Sokoto: Jez strolled down 2 UI thread & back!

Meehhn! Dat place drrrrrrry like bama desert 4 maiduguri!

No aktiviti, outdated updates, no joke talkless of comedians, only one postee, no guest kpakpa!


Make unu gimme one good reason 2 make me unfollow dis thread!

i gat 3reasons

1-U b d only boko haram here
2-u b bomb supplier nd we nr nid amhere! Bikonu!
3-d joke u de gve here 2 dry nd if we nr manage laff nau! U fit make us swallow bomb or only God knw on clearance'z day

make una start 2 de open up! #runz away#

exPLIcit7: ...ABI...can u explain wat z happening at d Jamb site...

odizeey: Sylvalord please come bak I love u #no homo# bt oliseh loves u more

d truth has been spoken

exPLIcit7: You guys should recheck your admission status on jamb website...check it now...IMMEDIATELY...

badbull92: yea its nt fake but I far Ǻ̀́♍ concern ma course wuld b changed wen kofa surfaces wit deirs...still watching 4rm sideview.

ellyrichy: Thanks alot guy would send you my birthday cake in advance via bluetooth.

Nope!
It might attract virus
Kip it til d dae of clearance!
Wil collect it den
i dun joke wif cakes o





BTW happy bufdae

Mickey7: romantic boi pls explain wt u mn by if she is tru with u eh...hmm

Classified!

odizeey: i ddnt even read it,what spacing do u want again

Mickey7: lol *coversface*

odizeey: ok,bt go gt sm glasses

odizeey: The Vice Chancellor of Babcock University Ilishan Remo, Ogun State, Prof. James Makinde, has cautioned the National Association of Nigerian Students not to disrupt academic activities in the country’s private universities.
Makinde, who spoke at a briefing in Akure, Ondo State after the Western Union of Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Nigeria elected its new leaders, warned NANS members not to disrupt studies in private varsities.
Members of the association, on Saturday, threatened to disrupt studies in the institutions if the Federal Government did not address ASUU’s demands.
Noting that the plans by NANS could bring down the nation’s education sector, Makinde stressed that private institution students were not part of the association.
The appeal came as teachers in the nation’s public universities embarked on strike last July 2 to protest against the non-payment of their earned allowances as well as the non-implementation of the agreement they had with the Federal Government in 2009.
Meanwhile, final medical students of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife in Osun State and the Muslim Media Watch Group of Nigeria have urged the striking university lecturers to call off the ongoing strike.
Some of the OAU medical students, who spoke to one of our correspondents, said the industrial action has stopped them from graduation.
According to the students who craved anonymity, the strike has frustrated their programme and hindered their induction as doctors.
The action, they added, had prevented them from commencing their one-year houseman-ship in various hospitals across the country. One of the students said, “The dream of every university student is to, one day, finish and finish well. For an OAU student, there is more: to finish not too later than the normal appointed time for a course. For a medical student in OAU, there is even more: to finish in a not-too-late time and in addition get a houseman-ship placement.
“Beyond the wasted bags of rice and kilos of meat and dated souvenirs made in anticipation of the induction, there lies an important document the fresh medical graduates must possess. It is only the induction, which was cancelled as a fallout of the ASUU strike, that could provide it. That document is called the licence, which is the guaranteed tool a doctor can be permitted to work with in Nigeria.”
In a related development, thousands of students embarked on a peaceful protest at Choba Junction near the University of Port Harcourt over the industrial action.
The students, who said they were tired of staying at home, appealed to the striking lecturers to embrace peace by accepting what the FG had offered them.
One of the students, identified as Chimankpa, said the strike was affecting their academic year.

Monsieursuave: .

Bring Ʊя gf/crush over n Ï'll prove it 2 ya.
#dahzall

Ma gf
Hmmm!u wil tire 4 ya
;cus wen she is tru wid yu eh. . .

odizeey: bone dat guy,eye no dey c mirror na in den burst person head for uniben,my advice to u guys is to b carefull,nt chooking mouth in wat dos nt concern u in uniben,cos dat sch na cultist zone,no b waiting we dey talk here.