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![]() don't provoke them o ![]() Kanwulia: |
Madam focus on your child. You your self said they are diabolical.you know the implications of struggling with poverty striken diabolical people. They are always dangerously desperate. Take care of yourself and your child. Leave whatever property for them.a man who is poor in the mind will be perpetually poor even if he uses desperation to get properties. Such properties cannot last in their hand because they don't know how to maintain it reminds me of my friends relatives that her fathers people drove her and her siblings out of the house. Judge assasinated, didn't have enough money to continue paying the lawyer. House were they drove them away was sold. Money shared among each other . some used the money to marry second wife now they are back to square one because they are poor in the mind. Shame no gree the fathers relatives come and beg for money. It's them that will be sorry last last.this is africa.oyinbo that called Africa The dark continent didn't lie . poverty of the mind and selfishness ![]() |
coogar:oniranu.nkan tama rie si na niyen ![]() |
jantavanta:yes o.friends are now closer to people than even family |
I didn't know ibadan was that dangerous for night travelling o thank God for journey mercies |
Really thank God I didn't approach her o . bet wait o so if you really were in ibadan you will have housed a stranger on nairaland IN YA HOUSE ![]() madam you have a larrrrrgggggggeeee heart o.haaaaaa so there are still human beings like you in this nigeria anyway thanks for the advice. I will make use of it chaircover: |
Nothing to say just passing by
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Kanwulia o ![]() |
tunapa2009:money for amala ![]() |
tpia6:that's the sad reality. One of my favourite aunt as a kid is now an acquaintance. We only see once in a while at family parties |
Same thing on my mind. Tho I have a song, a hymn rather that we used to sing in Methodist Church while growing up. It goes like this come home come home ye who are weary come home tenderly, lovingly jesus is calling, ye who are weary come homecommmmmeeee hoommmmmeee oya clap for me na, abi you no enjoy my hymn ![]() Chillisauce: |
Funlorla:not bad. |
![]() all join. Is part of THE FAMILY HERITAGE. AFTER ALL WE ARE ONE BIG HAPPY FAMILY. GAYS, LESBIANS, HETEROSEXUAL, BISEXUAL, MALE AND FEMALE PROSTITUES.ALL NA COMBINATION OF ONE BIG FAMILY ![]() tpia6: |
pickabeau1:talk na.why your hand dey heavy you type or are you short of words ![]() |
O thank God finally someone is seeing what I am seeing ![]() awon onitanu united tpia6: |
Funlorla:how much for a night? |
EfemenaXY:no I don't |
r231: ![]() |
Buy a high sound system in ikeja or alaba or buy all this thick ear phones, the type that resembles the one wey dj dey use ![]() by the way why are you complaining about noise. Con live for lagos you sef go fear noise from churches doing night vigil with their speaker system outside or the mosques chanting endlessly with their speakers at highest volumes EfemenaXY: |
chaircover:thank you sweery. Bet even if i had seen, I wouldn't have been able to sleep peacefully there because I would have been worried sick about wura the next time I go there, I'm definitely going to take her with me so if I don't finish on time, we will both lodge but you said premier is cool, right? |
r231:this ya pinshore go fit close up advertisement o ![]() bet wish kain mask me that one . It's scary |
tunapa2009:I am in the house o.i wan blend tomato/pepper and onions for egusi soup bet laziness dey worry me to stand up and log out of www.nairaland.com all the remaining nairalanders Don go play. It's just me and you ![]() |
Thank you o.i can see you really loff me ![]() I got home after 11pm and I didn't even see rat pass me by, everywhere was lonely except prostitutes hitting my car and hissing at me when they saw I was female ![]() I should have even gotten back to you but iwas tired as hell when I got home. The first person I went to see was my baby but she was asleep. It's just this morning her nany was telling me she was throwing tantrums and crying because she didn't see me throughout. Today she no even wan gree me go out and I want to wash my hair so I have called the hair dresser to come and wash it at homeahen to the jist I promised to tell you. I went to heritage mall, into their restaurant to eat when I was hungry in the afternoon and I saw a woman eating with her two sons. One looked 15 and the other one was looking 17year old. I passed by them and my mind said this must be chair cover because she looked calm and composed and I know she has teen kids and she stays at ibadan so I just put 1+1 together bet fear dey grip me to ask excuse me madam are you chair coverthen again another voice said shewa you better respect yasef and face ya front. No be fried rice and shikin you con buy. If you go meet them where them dey sit and she give you ela, all this your high heel wey you wear and short skirt go turn embarrassment, I kukuma face the thing wey I con buy ![]() all this was deliberations to go and meet my perceived chair cover was going on in my head when the waiter lady requested I sit down while she's microwaving my food. As she package everything for inside nylon I was still turning back to look at her, that was when one of her son noticed that I was looking at his mom and was giving me the why you staring at my mother eyes, I just kuka roll my eyes away and walk away ![]() so the point of this my story is that were you the woman in a black and white skirt suit with permed hair. You know all this skirt suit wey all this old school lecturers wear.shey na you be that? ![]() chaircover: |
chaircover:woman next time ![]() I'm a woman nora girl ![]() I'm even worried and anxious about my baby sef.ive not heard from her nanny since I called her this afternoon but thanks auntie chair cover ![]() I have jist for you sef bet let me get home first. ![]() |
Eyin ibadan nairalanders how una dey.abeg I dey around dugbe, I dey go back to lagos, I no see any oteh to stay and I am not exactly familiar with ibadan very well apart from dugbe and iwo road.abeg wish oteh dey reasonable for ibadan if I no fit finish by 4pm.this is 7.55 and I am just going back to lagos.there is traffic congestion around government house area though so I am using 0ne hand to drive and the second hand typing.i don't want to be doing late night driving frequently so please wish place pesin fit sleep @ efemena that place i was jisting you of, that I didn't know whether na oteh or broteh is a rif raf club so to say. I passed by there and looked well. It's a night club. They wrote something like ruby gold on it ![]() |
EfemenaXY:me sef Don follow them taya ![]() see the scarf like those cloth eey them dey use clean pikin yash.see bleached skin like bleached albino ![]() una no dey taya ![]() |
If that is what is what it takes to make him behave like a normal human being, then fine. Having a date with the nigeriann police and spending the night with cockroach, rat and mosquito infested cells and beatings is a very unforgettable experience that will continually remind him to know where to practice his muscles ![]() next ![]() |
Efemena i see you calling me o jare. So where do all these bush meats surface from sef ![]() Do you work only because of money or to feel fulfilled. Where do all these bushmeats spring out from sef.them no go school ni abi the ones wey go school them no tell them say working supercedes money. When they sack the man from work tomorrow now , he will blame his wife that is economically dependent on him for money abi shey until e reach stage wey them dey lock shirt for their neck for money for soup or brasserie before he uses his senses Anyway no need for long story. He dey find doormat. So op, go village, lets say one village in ekiti, you will see what you are looking for. Awon baba seyi abeg money for soup we wan chop ![]() next |
Shame is an understatement. Disgusting is the word carefreewannabe: |
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