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KiddaBlingzz:
what were those crazy things you did to get noticed by the opposite sex?

i'll start...
was in silverbird Abuja december 2011 and there was this extremely hot girl that looked very much ajebutter-ish
did not know how to approach her as liver had failed me completely cos i was feeling a little underdressed for her standards (just went to watch a movie ending)

after hours(literally) of hard thinking and gathering of liver i went close to where she was playing crazy hoop and started faking a call to my gf saying all sorts of things and how it was over between us.
then went and sat down nearby trying all my best to look sad and dejected.
she not only noticed but came to me and asked what the matter was we exchanged contacts and the rest is history
there was also an instant where i used the legendary style of purposely colliding with a girl and make it seem like an accident

share your adventures in your quest of getting noticed

adonbilivit:
i will simply ask her "why are you crushing on me too?

Xetima:
Oh! You do not know!!! OP is just one of those posters that want to discredit the good works of men of God.

Could it be that OP created the thread to water-down Pastor Adeboye's defence of Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor. I suspect so

See the link: https://www.nairaland.com/1958403/pastor-adeboye-defends-ayo-oritsejafor

JEITO:
@OP was it Mandela that ended slave trade

Sexipea:
Wuld v smashed my phone to the wall if. I hadn't seen 'The University of Ilorin' on the list..perhaps why is it nt on No.1

kentozybee:
Don't tell a lady to
prove her love to you because you want to have a
'taste' of her.

penquin:
<img>metropole.ng/images/1%20Sas.jpg</img> Former Governor of Borno State, Sen Ali Modu Sheriff has denied allegations made by Australian
negotiator, Stephen Davis, linking him to the terrorist sect, Boko Haram.

He stated this at press conference in Abuja today. Sen. Ali Modu Sheriff who recently decamped
from the All Progressive Congress (APC) to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) also accused the
leadership of the APC as the brain behind the whole campaign to smear his name and that
Nigerians would soon know the identities of the real Boko Haram sponsors.

“I do not share the ideology of Boko Haram sect, which is against western education, or any other
sect with similar ideology.” He further added that available records indicate that the Boko Haram
sect predates his administration.

At the briefing, Senator Sheriff pointed out that he could not have been a part of Boko Haram, as he is one of the greatest victims of the activities of the sect. “I
suffered considerable personal losses from the activities of the sect. they killed my younger brother, my brother in-law, my candidate for the gubernatorial election
in 2011 and many of my bosom friends and associates” he stated.

While at the briefing, he made it clear that he had instructed his lawyers to sue the Australian negotiator, (Stephen Davis) who had accused him of being a Boko
Haram sponsor. “I have already instructed my lawyers to sue the faceless Australian. We have already written to track him anywhere,” he declared.

On the source of the allegations, Sen. Sherrif said it was curious as to why the said interview was available only to Arise TV and Thisday newspaper both of which
are owned by the same person. “Why couldn’t other viewers in London have access to the controversial interview? Of what particular interest is the said Davis in
the politics of Nigeria that he rose in defense of prominent APC leaders?” he asked.

He further stated that his defection from the APC to the PDP has indeed ruffled some feathers and hence the callous campaign against his person. Sen. Sherrif
said he is “compelled to correct Chief Oyegun’s (APC Chairman) faulty generalization and judgmental attitude in acting out this well-rehearsed script, conceived,
written and directed by the APC.”

Sen Sherrif also denied the allegation that he entered into an agreement with the sect to implement Sharia Law in the state. He said “Late Mala Kachalla
introduced Sharia Law in the state in 2000 through the Borno State Sharia Adminsitration of Justice Law 2000.” He went further to state that the former governor
(Mala Kachalla) appointed the Borno State Sharia Law Implementation Committee in February 2001 under the chairmanship of Professor Abubakar Mustapha.
“Interestingly the late Mohammed Yusuf, leader of the Boko Haram sect, was a member of the committee among other Islamic scholars.” He added.

On his relationship with the late Boko Haram leader (Mohammed Yusurf) he denied ever meeting him “As a fact, I did not know him. I saw him for the first and
last time when he was captured by the military and I was invited to see him in their custody.” he said.

It would be recalled that the late Mohammed Yusuf later died in the custody of security operatives after his capture.

See below for the letter of appointment into the Borno State Sharia Law Implementation Committee, dated 1st February 2001.
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penquin:
hey dis is not d issue of dumping sm1 o i mean man to man he knows and my bro can explain cus u re saying ladies man. jor OOO#show u my wedding ring

eemjay17:
. Trust me, i have a better idea of what you are dragging at. But all in all Faniran is JUST being human.

penquin:
No this a public forum have u forgotten?

penquin:
he did a bad thing before he left dis country buh the whole need to be forgotten life continues.