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Nawa oh...for this recession??... see as people stand dey watch .. O.p what's the cause of the fire?

11Anonymous:
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thanks man,it worked on my gionee m5 mini

Jacksparr0w127:

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Np Tiimmy Turner - Desiigner

Lol, the guy is tiimmy Turner,wishing for a burner to kill everybody walking cuz his soul is in a furnace

I have driven two of these cars.





































































































. nah for need for speed sha ;DI have driven two of these cars.





































































































. nah for need for speed sha

op what about SOS??

I can't see a bleep on the screenshot

when some people are praying to die @ 75

he just caught an eja nla (d banj)

Bunker1:
bounce back ni? How? even people in Rivers don't even want to hear PH.

Lol,nice lines

warris this??

blessings follow him

noted

mehn

smart scamming technique

the person below should summarise it for me please

humans can behave like this animals if let loose

what is this??

good for her.

lemme just park and watch

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see them with their agbada swagg

wtf

i know this guy before he joined the army..... born and brought up in kontagora Niger state.... may his soul rest in peace #amin

king406:
Audi, maserati, maybach, BMW, rolls Royce, Aston Martin, lamborghini, pagani, bugatti, Ferrari, Mercedes benz, koenigsegg, bentley, porsche, gumpert, jaguar, ascari, alfa romeo, cadillac.

this guy is so addicted to need for speed (most wanted)

trump don cut tb Joshua ticket

trump af won ..oya come and paste that card pin asap

naptu2:
Telephone service was provided by P&T (Posts And Telecoms) which became Nitel in 1985. There were area codes - Ikoyi was 68, Victoria Island was 61, Lagos Island was 62, Festac was 88, Ikeja was 97, etc.

You had to wait for a dialling tone before you could make a call. We were lucky, the government paid our phone bill.

There were huge telephone books (1978, 1979, 1982 and 1983) and you could find people's phone numbers with the telephone books.

Some short codes were 199 (emergency), 198 (speaking clock), but I can't remember what the ring back short code was.

You had to book international calls with the operator.

yes sir about the phone book i found one in my dad's wardrobe when i asked him if he knew every body in the book... he smiled and said you won't understand my son...i was much younger tho.... mehn life much have been really boring without internet

when the transport fare is not enuff... they device plan B

naptu2:
I used to see him every single weekday in the late '70s and 1980s. He used to busk on Igbosere Road and Broad Street on Lagos Island. I had Ekwensi's book, but it was not until the 1990s that I discovered that the book was loosely based on Kokoro.

What amazed me the most about him was that he knew the streets so well that he could walk around unaccompanied.

baba good evening sir... can you please tell us a story on how you survived without phones back then??

lyterydim:
the guy wearing red face cap with red shoes is my paddy man back then in secondary,

SO he finally realise his level of stupidity

Onye iberibe,

I will never forget the kind of slap he wired me those days,
That my jew class mates contribute money to by me paracetamol
A slap that kept me dumb for a day.

if he can wire you that kind slap then he sure must have been a real paddy

them for wait before them turn each other to carcass nah #saynotocultism