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Bola146:i won't oya ask me out |
doggedfighter:which kind play b dat sister |
Hypnotise:sex nah power oh |
franklingud:i think dis b4 quarantine |
sunsewa16:was thinking that lady will b flogging him and wheres the woman swimming to |
ubsky:that guy don lost |
The young man couldn't control him self around big booty hahaha click here to watch the clip http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=1482 with people around dude didnt care
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i will advice u change ur card details because story go soon enter |
freesoul12:u did b4? |
Olude193:u gonna meet lots of kids here, don't reply them |
not being heart less here but another wave for china wud b nice again not being heart less ;Dnot being heart less here but another wave for china wud b nice again not being heart less |
There are many running theories about whether dinosaurs are in the Bible. A general understanding of the most popular range from: Dinosaurs are merely made up to support the theory of evolution. Dinosaurs were animals that had become corrupted, weren't taken into the ark, and died in the flood. Dinosaurs were created by God, possibly even taken onto the ark, but died thereafter. more on the article here http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=1475
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Richard Quest, longtime CNN contributor and host of the network's show "Quest Means Business," announced on air that he has tested positive for coronavirus. In a clip published Monday, Quest, 58, opened up about his condition and getting tested over the weekend. Quote "Yep, I've got a positive diagnosis for COVID-19," he said. "I am grateful and thankful that I don't seem to have any of the horrific symptoms of the others. I just have a nasty cough, which, thankfully tonight because of our excellent technical staff, you haven't heard me too much spluttering away." Quest added that he does not have "any of the awful breathlessness or fatigue" described by others with the virus. "I'm grateful of course to the enormous support given and all the great medical staff that are helping me get over this," he continued. Though he understands many viewers may want him to "take it easy," Quest said he will continue his work at CNN until "it all gets too much." "I'm not a fool, nor am I a hero, but at the moment I feel fine. I feel good, and there are important things that you and I need to talk about every night," he said. "Which is why, as long as I can, and I don't see why not, you and I will still get together at this time and have a good chat about the economic side of what's going on."
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wheres the explosion here now? |
just for views u drop a misleading headline |
Yohh:bros i gree take d story and correct all my mistake abeg lecturer i wan learn |
mrbenjame:bros i gree take d story and correct all my mistake abeg lecturer i wan learn |
Meteng:bros i gree take d story and correct all my mistake abeg lecturer i wan learn |
youngsahito:yh somethin i was trying to avoid |
gbebodye:hmmm as in |
first of all stay safe n dont touch ur face, yh right like dats possible touch it well n wash it joo. ok so my first job interview was @ a hotel was looking for a part Time job tech related or mass comm related, was directed to see the HR through a friend who told me everything as been explained. well I got to the hotel(not gonna mention) waited for an hour b4 the interview started explain I was looking for a partime job as i already told the fellow that directed me there. well the lady started giving me the i wan chop this guy look and started with the babe dear we dont have part time we can offer u fill time we are short of staff and was looking @ me like say we did something b4 i enter the office, i just weaved it off, a staff work in and went bizzard on him shouting mr man dont u see i have guest here omo she change am, its not like the dude didnt knock, proberly didnt hear him knock. well he apologise and left then her friend walked in and it was another dear calling hi dear how are u dear. omo married women are lonely and neglected expecially working class women they dont know how to hide their feelings well. well I was looking for partime job not a sexual staved boss. lets read about urs |
i complained about this earlier no one said anything, i will b looking @ my phone and be getting u have bla bla remaining since lock down video site dey fear me but still d deducting no b here |
double standard people now the man isnt retaliating every one dey call am mumu the moment he lands a punch same people will b saying ahhh too much nah wetin she even do self cant u take a small punch from her bla bla bla |
chatinent:like how |
With cryptocurrency fraud and IRS scams making headlines, I had thought Nigerian email schemes were a thing of the past, akin to the bygone days when a scammer might offer to sell you the Brooklyn Bridge. So I was surprised to come across an article about a 62-year-old Swedish divorcee named Maria Grette. She had set up a dating profile and soon received a message from a 58-year-old Danish man named Johnny who was working as an engineer in the United States. They wrote back and forth, starting chatting on the phone, and a relationship blossomed. Her new love interest had a son who was studying at a university in England, and the man said that he was looking to retire to Sweden. They made arrangements for a trip to meet in person there. However, before heading to Europe, Johnny needed to take a side trip to Nigeria for a job interview. That’s when things took a turn. Maria received a desperate call from Johnny. He and his son had been mugged, the son had been shot in the head, and they were in a Lagos hospital without any money or identification. They desperately needed funds transferred into his British bank account to pay for medical expenses and a lawyer, and Maria eagerly obliged. Several thousand euros later, she realized that she had been had. As a psychologist, I was struck by the tenacity of this scam and others like it. I wanted to know how they operate – and what psychological tendencies the Nigerian scammers exploit to continue duping people to this day. The Many Flavors of ‘419 Scams’ “Nigerian Prince” scams are also known as “419 scams,” a reference to the Nigerian penal code designed to deal with them. They are notoriously difficult to prosecute for both Nigerian and foreign authorities. Victims are often too ashamed to pursue the case, and even when they do, the trail quickly goes cold. In its earliest incarnations, the scam involved someone claiming to be a Nigerian prince sending a target an email saying he desperately needed help smuggling wealth out of his country. All the target needed to do was provide a bank account number or send a foreign processing fee to help the prince out of a jam, and then he would show his gratitude with a generous kickback. These scams really do appear to have begun in Nigeria, but they can now come from almost anywhere – people posing as Syrian government officials is one the current favorites. Nevertheless, the “Nigerian Prince” moniker persists. But today’s 419 scams can involve dating websites, like the one that ensnared Maria Grette. Wealthy orphans claiming to need an adult sponsor, lottery winners saying they’re required to...... more on the article here http://www.soundlala.com/news.php?id=1463 STAY SAFE
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you wrote that
https://www.nairaland.com/1947119/let-us-more-tolerant-each but u still didnt show one how come muslim got their own thread and Christians don't hmmm Tolerant my foot @ seun abeg park well |
Lataability:thanks, i think went to work flow center n was told tube pays like anyhow |
Breezzy:chinko no b oyinbo ja re lol does once nah breed of another kind |
majamajic:not biz plzzz |
majamajic:did he type with ur hand? |
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