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Chinweblinkz:Ok then. Flow on. |
Lolaabokoku:Maybe you should ask elders in your village. |
I have really wondered when we'll start having some serious well-stunted action movies in Naija. I know I'll meet like-minded people one day and we'll make this happen. You dey try my brother. May your imaginations not fail you. |
It is found on walls. You think it's stationary, but no, something lives inside and drags that big body along sometimes; I've caught it moving a number of times. Although it could spend a long time on seemingly one spot. I don't know what it is called in English language. But in my dialect, it is called [I]osu l'obo[/I]. So, tell us the English namename (if you know it), and perhaps what it is called in your local dialect (if you even know what the insect is).
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Chinweblinkz:Chinweblinkz, @ the bolded above and your response below. Chinweblinkz:You want to confuse my head abi? I dey enjoy your flow sha. |
M4gunners:I only scrolled this far to type what you type. Let me repeat it for emphasis. Why on earth will the writer hold back the accused picture and only display the victim's? Shabby journalism. |
jimngam:Pally, paying four times before you pick up the item still means payment by installments, OP says it should be avoided. |
BeeBeeOoh:Lol |
BeeBeeOoh:By all means, Live below your means |
I do not quite agree with No's. 5 & 8 5. Breaking Up Payments Into Installments. If for any reason you are indebted to the tune of 100k and your monthly earning is 40k. What do you do? Pay with blood so as to avoid payment by installments? In fact, the tinier you are allowed to break the installments, the more convenient, unless if unpaid balance attracts charges. 8. Using ATMs Outside Your Network If what you mean by this the use of other banks' ATM, then you might as well advise against the use of ATM in the first place. ATM is for some kind of emergency. What if this emergency arises where you bank's ATM does not exist, what do you do? You wait? Or keep searching? You may not be able to afford that luxury at the time. |
temitemi1:Police is your friend. |
Emeka Anyaoku spelling out the 'Abuja Accord' |
She should just settle herself with her boyfriend with the loot, no more financial burden of any sort on her parents. Foolish girl. |
I am here Candy, an Obedient and loyal Reader. |
From PH station
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Elbisco:On a lighter mood, let me criticize you on this. I commend you on this write-up. You have actually done great. This write-up will be a source of encouragement to many. You are a very good writer. However, I'll suggest you proof-read, or let someone else proof-read for you before posting next time. With that, such little mistakes as the bolded above would have been avoided. In any case, you could still modify and correct them. In all, keep up the good work you are doing and you would go better places. I hope that was not negative in any sense. |
Cursed be bad temper. But the wife should have known her husband by now to obey him fully. It's possible the call was from... |
Hello Candy, The answer is yes. |
Most drivers in Port Harcourt are always 'right'. Crazy! |
Abosi, you dey try. Na you talk dat "nne onye ara" story abi? I like your flow. |
Chinweblinkz, you dey try well well. But i want to ask: "are you a JW?" That your butterfly boxers is outstanding. Thumbs up. |
This comes to mind.
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Strange and bad news everywhere. People would stop travelling? No way! If the plane does not crash, it is hijacked. If it is not hijacked, it is shot down by terrorists/rebel forces. If it is not shot down, it crashes on its own. If it doesn't crash, it disappears. The truth is, no place is entirely safe. Soon, the rich will want to appear poor, will stop oppressing the poor, just to escape some danger. The best thing for every man to do now is to be prepared to die (for he who is down fears no fall), we all need to take our destinies in our hands. |
Do I have re-read the article to see where it talks about "unpaid debt" as announced? |
The man did not do well, but the woman did terrible too for holding his private part. |
Good job Candy, your work is worthy of my commendation. Let me add that Chief, being who he is, would have something with Madame ty in future. It seems women are most affected by sexual abuses, to the extent of shunning menfolk in its sexual entirety. Queen Eliza I comes to mind. |
But Madame Ty could accept the proposal but only on the condition that she lived separately from mrs Seriki, she can't afford to be her maid again. After all, Helen subtly suggested that to Chief. |
candy:OK. Clear |
Candy, Awa has children? Is she married. |
jumu:Lol! I hope you are not referring to my president. If yes, please leave him out. Blame the IG. On several occassions I've heard them announce that police should stop setting up roadblocks. But till date, such directive is only obeyed for fews day. |
Candy, the way you weave these things together amaze me. You are good. |
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