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You are not going to see the bigger picture until you have all of the pieces |
With this qoute you'll know why our leaders are afraid of the citizens Our deepest fear is not that we are | inadequate.Our deepest fear is | that we are powerful beyond | nature. |
We've lost hope in GEJ; APC is in shamble; Ngige is betraying; Rotimi is struggling; Fashola is trying; Buhari is not to be trusted; Namadi is qiuet; Mark is trying; sport is growing; Tinubu is accumulating; Rochas is confused; ASUU is striking; Patience is forming; Boko's are bombing; Homosexuals are thought gays only Gays are jailed; Lesbians are forgotten; US senator is degrading; This leaves a single question in our hearts; If Nigeria is the answer, what's the question? |
O boy, if you see barca squad, na die
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#Team shoot this man on sight.
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The problem with critical thinkers? After a while they start believing their own lies. |
Nigerians , hold your leaders accountable . Insist they deliver !!!!! |
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Pvssy get the same shape. Sometimes its not the woman that arouses you but becauch you jvst wanna Bleep. |
Some of the musicians did'nt fail because their successes got postponed. |
Its brief history A long flexible whip made of cow skin or horse tail The word “koboko” was originally used by the Hausas and Fulani of Northern Nigeria to describe a horse whip or a highly dreaded whip used by military officials in disciplining the unruly. With time, people from all over the country adopted this new word and it became a word used in daily Nigerian Pidgin English. Since Nigeria has had numerous military governments since its independence, we can assume that some military words gained more popularity and have been adopted into the daily pidgin language. When parents are extremely dissatisfied with their sons’ behavior, they sometimes threaten that they would flog them with the koboko if they continued misbehaving. Of course this hardly happens but it is a common threat used by some Nigerian parents, especially those associated with the army. They were flogging us using the koboko. Etymology :Derived from Hausa, a language spoken in Northern Nigeria and other parts of West Africa that have Arabic influence Source :Guardian Nigerian Newspapers Last modified:10 June 2008 what good has this done to Nigerian society?
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We're tired of wrong news If you've stick to MTN for 3-4 years without getting another line, you can withstand ANYTHING life throws at you! Trust … |
"So many gods, so many creeds! So many paths that wind and wind, when just the art of being kind is all this sad world needs." | --Ella Wheeler Wilcox |
Hasn't been moved to front page? Na wah for nairaland o |
One football fact you need to know Adnan Januzaj Born in Belgium Mother from Kosovo Father from Albania Grandmother from Serbia Grandfather from Turkey Plays in England |
#1: Warn your girl child never to sit on anyone's laps no matter the situation including uncles. #2: Avoid getting dressed in front of your child once he/she is 2 years old. Learn to excuse yourself. #3: If you have to hire a house-help, please kindly take them for HIV screening to determine their HIV status, properly interview them and make up your mind to treat them well. #4: Never allow any adult refer to your new born as 'my wife' or 'my husband'. #5: Never tempt your husband with your younger sister. (Else he'd say its her's and the devil's fault) #6: Avoid unnecessary familiarity and make sure you take care of your husband by yourself lest you lead him into temptation. #7: Whenever your child goes out to play with friends make sure you look for a way to find out what kind of play they played together because young people now sexually abuse themselves. #8: Never force your child to visit any adult he or she is not comfortable with and also be observant if your child becomes too fond of a particular adult. #9: Once a very lively child suddenly becomes withdrawn you might need to patiently ask a lot of questions from your child. If you don't teach your children about sex, the society will teach them the wrong values. #10: It is always advisable you go through any new Material like cartoons you just bought for them before they start seeing it themselves. #11: Teach your 3 year old how to wash their private parts properly and warn them never to allow anyone touch those areas and that includes you (remember, charity begins at home and with you) #12: Blacklist some materials you think could threaten the sanity of your child (that includes music, movies and musicians) and let them understand the value of standing out of the crowd. #13: Once your child complains about a particular person, don't keep quiet about it. Take up the case and show them you can defend them always!
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'Do not steal, the government hates competition' |
Those who critize my generation forget who raised it. |
when you've found your perfect lover, you'll realize that reality is finally better than your dreams. |
jefflittlecent: Everyone has its own way of description, i tot u will tell us d posible que n answersthank you. Op, I'm not saying you're foolish but u're not wise. |
Announcing the faults of others does not make you perfect||You can not see good in those who you don't love.| |Words from the pen of a collosus |
This reminds me of what Mugabe told Obama; Mugabe to Obama: "if you want h0m0sexuality in my country, let me marry you first." |
You can't be jailed for not rescueing a drowning man. |
People are calling footballer and you call pique. Na wa for you o. Sinse he started enjoying Shakira's pussy. |
I've seen beauty and yes, I can comfirmed it. So pretty, Africa. |
"The masses are feminine and silly. Only emotion and hatred can keep them under control" - Adolf Hitler |
Life na Setup, e go Tempt u 2 fuckup. Now wen girls dey Lineup 2 Luvup, na so Disease dey gangup. Guys Zipup, Life no get backup, u better Wise up because on da Jugement Day u go Line up 4 all ur Fuckup..... Be ''WARN!' |
Its cute. One I told my current girlfriend even though we were already dating "I have always loved you from afar even before we started dating" |
The worst thing about being lied to is simply knowing you weren't worth the truth. -Unknown |
Maybe she forgot she had HIV |