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adaobi123:

Should you want us to talk(I really want us to), my email ID is, "sage.mangel@yahoo.com".

adaobi123:

Talk to me, Adaobi. My patience is hardly protracted.

Area Boy: omo mehn has i c dis gal pix my penis wey neva stand 4 de past 50years stand 4 de 1st tym. Pls abeg who knw dis gal very well? Pls who knw her school? Pls who knw her house address? Pls who get her 2go, twitter, whatsapp, bbm or fb id? Chai c boobi....nna mehn i cant wait 2 cool my 52inches penis in her yanch. Fuckin tinx!!!!!!

A Pe-Do-Phile here. You seems to be more pathetic than Yerima. At least, his is a 13 years old.

damlawbaba: this is the only man dat as ever thought of been alive by den, everybody no dey tink life wat they tink is automatically I will still be alive by den.I pray we all b alive by den.

Amen!

JOYCEOUS: Hmmmmmmmmn!
Wen will i get married?

When ever you decided to.

I have never for once trust the judgement of the female child. I love the girl child, but would rather have sons as children. This is a hard choice for me. I am sorry to say this.

Yungwizzzy: This 11yr old? hw kids grow these days

My brother, the tin tire me o. Young people of nowadays need to slow down and be patient in their growth so as not to give those clueless pedophiles at the senate excuses to further their agenda. We no bin grow like this na.

adaobi123: Lol

This one no be laffing matter. Ansa me sharpaly.

freecocoa: Omo na wa o, this kind sex wey get parts 1 to 3 so, na home video?

Make una take am easy o.

See the kind comment wey you dey like. Spoiled girl.

geeez: [b]We are not envious because we are successful

If you look at the GDP of Lagos, trading doesn't make up to 10% of it

What we see are malls and shops where authentic merchandise are sold and not fake and adulterated items these guys flood our markets with

Seven different sectors dominate economic activities in Lagos State, led by manufacturing which, interestingly, contributes 29.60 percent of the state’s GDP figures. Road transport follows closely contributing an average of 26.47 percent of economic activities in the state.

Other sectors in order of dominance include building and construction (19.60 percent); wholesale and retail (8.39 percent); telecommunications (3.71 percent); financial institutions (3.51 percent); and real estate (2.01 percent).

The seven sectors account for 93.39 percent of economic activities in the state.

Apart from wholesale and retail which I believe Yorubas control up to 50% of, none of the other sectors listed is controlled by any other tribe apart from the Yorubas[/b]

But somehow, I discovered that out of every 10 things I buy, the Igbo trader is a likely seller on 7 occasions.

geeez: [b]We are not envious because we are successful

If you look at the GDP of Lagos, trading doesn't make up to 10% of it

What we see are malls and shops where authentic merchandise are sold and not fake and adulterated items these guys flood our markets with

Seven different sectors dominate economic activities in Lagos State, led by manufacturing which, interestingly, contributes 29.60 percent of the state’s GDP figures. Road transport follows closely contributing an average of 26.47 percent of economic activities in the state.

Other sectors in order of dominance include building and construction (19.60 percent); wholesale and retail (8.39 percent); telecommunications (3.71 percent); financial institutions (3.51 percent); and real estate (2.01 percent).

The seven sectors account for 93.39 percent of economic activities in the state.

Apart from wholesale and retail which I believe Yorubas control up to 50% of, none of the other sectors listed is controlled by any other tribe apart from the Yorubas[/b]

But somehow, I discovered that out of every 10 things I buy, the Igbo trader is a likely seller on 7 occasions.

geeez: [b]We are not envious because we are successful

If you look at the GDP of Lagos, trading doesn't make up to 10% of it

What we see are malls and shops where authentic merchandise are sold and not fake and adulterated items these guys flood our markets with

Seven different sectors dominate economic activities in Lagos State, led by manufacturing which, interestingly, contributes 29.60 percent of the state’s GDP figures. Road transport follows closely contributing an average of 26.47 percent of economic activities in the state.

Other sectors in order of dominance include building and construction (19.60 percent); wholesale and retail (8.39 percent); telecommunications (3.71 percent); financial institutions (3.51 percent); and real estate (2.01 percent).

The seven sectors account for 93.39 percent of economic activities in the state.

Apart from wholesale and retail which I believe Yorubas control up to 50% of, none of the other sectors listed is controlled by any other tribe apart from the Yorubas[/b]

But somehow, I discovered that out of every 10things I buy, the Igbo trader is a likely seller on 7 occasions.

geeez: [b]We are not envious because we are successful

If you look at the GDP of Lagos, trading doesn't make up to 10% of it

What we see are malls and shops where authentic merchandise are sold and not fake and adulterated items these guys flood our markets with

Seven different sectors dominate economic activities in Lagos State, led by manufacturing which, interestingly, contributes 29.60 percent of the state’s GDP figures. Road transport follows closely contributing an average of 26.47 percent of economic activities in the state.

Other sectors in order of dominance include building and construction (19.60 percent); wholesale and retail (8.39 percent); telecommunications (3.71 percent); financial institutions (3.51 percent); and real estate (2.01 percent).

The seven sectors account for 93.39 percent of economic activities in the state.

Apart from wholesale and retail which I believe Yorubas control up to 50% of, none of the other sectors listed is controlled by any other tribe apart from the Yorubas[/b]

But somehow, I discovered that out of every 10 things I buy, the Igbo trader is a likely seller on 7 occasions.

No man has ever prospered out of envy. The Igbos will always factor in whatever cost they incur into the prices of goods and services. In the end, it is the buying public, which cut across all tribes, that bears the burden of this extortion. It is as simple as that.

God's willing, I will be alive and on hand to buy one for my wife.

Pilot Oz: hmm, she should instead marry the man that saved her..

Yu Chong is happily married. He was at the wedding with his wife. I was right there at the University of Beijing's Red Auditorium when he got married last year. But she could find find love in Yu Chong's terrific younger brother, Cheng Lu, an Engineer with China Telecom.

[quote author=Texas.Cowgirl]Thought I saw Adeboye

From babymama to Pastor's wife, omo see levelzzz

Started from the bottom.....[/quote]...now she's on the pulpit.

1, My Father, for raising me in the way of the Lord and begging me never to depart from it(and I will never). RIP, Super Dad.
2, My Mother, for nurturing me in the way of the Lord and giving me all her best. God bless you and may you live to play with my kids, Super Mom.
3, My siblings, for all the unconditional love and care. God bless you, guys.
4, Rev. father Matthew Kukah, for his willingness to help me when I first drop anchor in Las Gidi. That was a long time. God bless you.
5, All my teachers, I need not say why. I owe a lot to you guys. God bless you all.

aisha2: Prof. Dakum Shown
Mal Nuhu Ribadau
President Umaru Yaradua
Mrs. Fatima Shagari ( A selfless community worker, she doesnt make any noise)
Most Rev. John Oyenekan

Hey, Aisha! I smell JTown in you.

ozodigboo: I ve been hearing of this BEETROOT. Is it in Naija ? There is no point posting food recipes u can't find here. thats why i commend aniii's post. Natural naija foods.

Head straight to the Jos Plateau, girlfriend. We have got enough there.

onila: half cast whores

I smell jealousy here.

Caracta: Food is ready! Can someone bless the meal?



Btw...which kain beans be that? Looks strange. :(

For those of us who grew up in JTown, that is the most familiar beans ever known to us. Ironically, all the food mentioned above are our everyday delicacy. Isn't it amazing that these are the kind of food we are faced with everyday of our lives on the Jos plateau? Poor man's food, we call it.

ighoosagie: list of successful people who never had a university degree






Daniel Abraham, billionaire founder of Slim-Fast.
Ansel Adams, photographer. Dropped out of high school.
Christina Aguilera, singer, songwriter. High school dropout.
Hans Christian Andersen, short story author, fairy tales.
John Jacob Astor, multimillionaire businessman.
Carl Bernstein, Watergate reporter, Washington Post.
Yogi Berra, baseball player, coach, and manager.
Timonthy Blixseth, billionaire founder of Yellowstone Club.
Daniel Boone, explorer, frontier leader.
Ray Bradbury, science fiction author.
Richard Branson, billionaire founder of Virgin Music.
[b]Sergey Brin, billionaire founder of Google.
Edgar Bronfman Jr., billionaire heir to the Seagram liquor fortune.
John Carmack, cofounder of Id Software.
Andrew Carnegie, industrialist and philanthropist.
Scott Carpenter, astronaut.
John Chancellor, TV journalist and anchorman.
Winston Churchill, British prime minister.
Charles Culpeper, multimillionaire owner and CEO of Coca Cola.
Michael Dell, founder of Dell Computers.
Charles Dickens, bestselling novelist.
Walt Disney — yes, THAT Walt Disney.
George Eastman, multimillionaire inventor and founder of Kodak.
Larry Ellison, billionaire co-founder of Oracle software company.
Debbi Fields, founder of Mrs. Fields Cookies.
Carly Fiorina, CEO, Hewlett-Packard.
Bobby Fischer, chess master.
Henry Ford, billionaire founder of Ford Motor Company.
R. Buckminster Fuller, inventor of the geodesic dome.
Bill Gates, billionaire co-founder of Microsoft.
J. Paul Getty, billionaire oilman.
Amadeo Peter Giannini, multimillionaire founder of Bank of America.
Hyman Golden, multimillionaire cofounder of Snapple.
Barry Goldwater, U.S. senator and presidential candidate.
David Green, billionaire founder of Hobby Lobby.
Joyce C. Hall, founder of Hallmark.
Harold Hamm, billionaire oil wildcatter.
William Randolph Hearst, newspaper publisher.
Peter Jennings, news anchor.
Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple Computers and Pixar Animation.
Dean Kamen, multimillionaire inventor of the Segway.
Ray Kroc, multimillionaire founder of McDonald’s.
Tommy Lasorda, baseball manager.
Ralph Lauren, billionaire fashion designer, founder of Polo.
Charles Lindbergh, aviator.
Jack London, bestselling novelist.
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, Brazilian president.
Mary Lyon, founder of Mount Holyoke College (America’s first women’s college).
John Mackey, founder of Whole Foods.
Steve Madden, shoe designer.
John Major, British prime minister.
Herman Melville, novelist, Moby Dick.
Karl Menninger, psychiatrist.
Claude Monet, painter.
Dustin Moskovitz, multi-millionaire co-founder of Facebook.
Walter Nash, prime minister of New Zealand.
David Neeleman, founder of JetBlue airlines.
David Oreck, founder of The Oreck Corporation.
George Orwell (aka Eric Blair), author of Animal Farm and 1984.
Larry Page, billionaire founder of Google.
James A. Pike, Episcopal bishop.
Ron Popeil, multimillionaire founder of Ronco.
Leandro Rizzuto, billionaire founder of Conair.
John D. Rockefeller Sr., billionaire founder of Standard Oil.
Karl Rove, presidential advisor.
William Safire, columnist for the New York Times.
Colonel Harlan Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC).
Vidal Sassoon, multimillionaire founder of Vidal Sassoon.
Richard Schulze, billionaire founder of Best Buy.
William Shakespeare, playwright, poet.
John Simplot, billionaire potato king.
Isaac Merrit Singer, sewing machine inventor.
Walter L. Smith, president of Florida A&M University.
Will Smith, Grammy-winning rapper, actor.
Alfred Taubman, billionaire chairman of Sotheby.
Jack Crawford Taylor, billionaire founder of Enterprise Rent-a-Car.
Dave Thomas, billionaire founder of Wendy’s.
Ted Turner, billionaire founder of CNN and TBS.
Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens).
Cornelius Vanderbilt, railroad magnate.
Theodore Waitt, billionaire founder of Gateway Computers.
DeWitt Wallace, founder and publisher of Reader’s Digest.
Ty Warner, billionaire developer of Beanie Babies.
Sidney Weinberg, managing partner of Goldman Sachs.
Steve Wozniak, billionaire co-founder of Apple.
Wilbur Wright, inventor of the airplane.
Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook, billionaire.



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Sergey Brin and Larry Page, both co-founders of Google Inc., are graduates. Though they dropped out of Stanford Phd.

adaobi123: If the man has a stable job and has common sense. Why not ?

I have a stable job with loads of common sense and a 1st degree. So, how far? Anything for me?

This woman has done a good job training her kids in the best way any responsible mother can. Kids with this kinda upbringing will never come to Nairaland to insult others' parents.

big deal 007: Surely, you are a learner!! Does he have to be the presiding judge to influence the already corrupt nigerian judiciary? ....stay there they look.

Al mustafa was never prosecuted by the federal government, mind you. He was prosecuted by the Lagos state government. Don't let sentiment becloud your sense of objectivity.

Shame on Lagos state and the Yorubas. For good 14 years, the Lagos state prosecutors couldn't' proof a case against this man. Fashola was afraid and was never gonna sign the death warrant anyway. He is also dragging his feet with reverent king. So I guess this will come as a relief to him. This is where I miss the Edo state government. As if that is not enough, some people had to hire planes to escort this muderer back to Kano. What a people, what a country.

These SA dudes never fail to amaze. It is a fact that there is a white enclave(Orania) right there in their country that they dare not step their feet on. They are not even welcomed or allowed there, not even their police. They only thing these fools are good at is, killing fellow blacks who got their backs when the white men were kicking their ass. What a shameless and disgusting people.

Follow the links bellow and read how these ingrates are being looked down upon and restricted by the whites right there in their hate-filled country.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/3670441.stm
http://za.news.yahoo.com/orania-south-africas-whites-only-town-033026930.html

LADY OF RAGE: I hope he gets a good job. Such a person is supposed to be made a Minister of youths in Nigeria rather than an incompetent fellow.

God no go answer your prayer. Do you have a single idea what damage a political appointment can do to a good person in Nigeria? For his own sanity, he should stay far away from these pillagers.

Fashola and Tinubu will not find this funny. You don't try to outshine people in their turf no matter how dispose to you they seem to appear. It is a natural law, people. A good health care system and insurance is what we need. Not donations for treatment. We need to begin to stand up to these people.

Nigerians were already on their way to helping OJB and putting this politicians to shame before this one came and try gain cheap popularity from it. With or without Ameachi, Nigerians, with the help of God, would still have raised the amount needed for OJB treatment.

My advice to OJB, use the money donated to you by hardworking and oppressed Nigerians for your treatment. There is blessing in it. God will see you through it all. You shall be well and healthy again.

For my fellow Nigerians and the good and oppressed people all over the world, may God, in his infinite mercy, love and kindness never allow evil or sickness befall us in Jesus mighty name.

Thank you and God bless you all.

The day this happens in Naija, I can bet we are never gonna make it back as one country. A lot of peeps don't see things from this angle. In a fragile and diverse country like ours, nobody can predict the outcome of a revolution. It is better avoided.

devour129: GAY

Got proof?