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Atmmachine:
[size=20pt]BUHARI[/size] is behind this attacks.
Retardinho 1 of Duara


Abokiii dey kill Abokiii, how e take concern we the Igbo's ??

olaolulazio:
All dis happens when u are idle. y not start selling crunches inside brt buses.
Learning from you cus we learn from conception till death. what ave learnt abt u is that "I have a lot to work on". never knew we still have a lot of people with bizarre behaviour. you re my newest client/patient.

400billionman:
What else could be boogari's purpose for relocating insurgent prisoners from over 1,000 kilometers to Anambra prisons other than to cause chaos and make easterners feel the pain of insurgency ?

They said GOODLUCK was a divisive president who broke Nigeria into regional and ethnic lines. Tell me what sort of hate and disdain could make boogari take such an unpopular decision..

400billionDULLARPOman:
I like peeping and pimping,o..our pencil_diick don limp,so...u know na..

400billionman:
If I spent 20k on such a girl, e dey pain me.

Not to say when 5 of such girls have made the count on you. Broda, money is precious. Any kobo spent does not return..

It baffles me why many girls don't wanna do anything with their hands and brains. There was this lady friend I just guided last 2 months on how to go about her new business venture. Now she rakes in up to N60,000 every week. I kept mouth agape as she gave me testimonies last week of her business progress.

She is just an Unemployed graduate who decided to use her head.

400billionman:
Runaway from brokeass girls..

They are not meant for you. They are holes in the pocket. Always asking and never giving. They see themselves as a price you have to pay for or a prize you have to compete to win and struggle to keep. These broke ass girls only know how to bleep and nothing else. Some of them cannot cook a decent meal aside indomie. They may still punish you to beg before you get the bleep. It is not for free.They are so lazy to earn a living.

Chai. After all said and done, that girl you might be overlooking for so long may be the God sent woman for you who will pamper you to high heavens like a day old baby.

400billionman:
At the end of his lecture at his alma mater, Cooper Union’s School of Architecture in New York on June 16, Japanese architect Shigeru Ban asked: “What is the difference between temporary architecture and permanent architecture?” No architect is more qualified to explore that question.
“Temporary” architecture, in disaster zones, is Ban’s calling card. For over 20 years, the 2014 winner of the Pritzker Prize, architecture’s Nobel, has best been known for his well-publicized humanitarian work. From Rwanda to Japan to Nepal, he has turned cheap, locally-sourced objects—sometimes even debris—into disaster-relief housing that “house both the body and spirit,” as Architectural League president Billie Tsien put it, as she introduced Ban to the audience in New York.
Cardboard tubes, beer crates, containers and cloth

Perhaps more than any architect in his generation, Ban, 57, best exemplifies the maxim, “it’s not what you use that matters, but how you use it.” From churches made of paper tubes, to a nomadic museum constructed from shipping containers, Ban is a bricoleur, and a Macgyver-level improviser with building materials.

Interior, Nomadic Museum(Shigeru Ban Architects)
In 1995, after the Great Hanshin-Awaji earthquake in Kobe left 310,000 people homeless, Ban devised the first “Paper Log House,” using cardboard tubes as walls and beer crates weighed down by sand bags as foundations. This would form the prototype for cheap, comfortable, and beautiful disaster-relief buildings that Ban deployed in India, Turkey, and the Philippines.

In difficult, resource-poor environments, Ban collaborates with the local universities, and engages students to rebuild structures for their own communities, giving them a hands-on lesson in the architect’s potential to better his situation.
Beauty, privacy as basic needs

Aesthetics is a primary concern for Ban—not despite, but especially in humanitarian scenarios. He believes that beauty is a basic need, an aspect of a person’s dignity. Erecting beautiful, if simple, structures can ensure that a refugee camp is not labeled a slum. So, when examining available materials in Kobe, he fussed about the color of the beer crates, choosing Asahi’s more neutral plastic bins over Kirin’s glaring red crates.
But he knows there are limits. “In the Philippines, the beer company San Miguel [which uses pleasing pine green crates] was so difficult to deal with,” Ban says. “So we went with the red Coca-Cola crates.” They didn’t go with his original plan, but that was okay. People who lost everything in Typhoon Haiyan needed shelter, fast.

Perhaps Ban’s most poetic intervention came from his outrage over refugees’ living conditions after the 2011 tsunami in Japan. “They were not thinking about privacy. It was not on their list of priorities,” Ban told Boston Review writer Stephan Phelan, referring to the government’s effort to cram evacuees in classrooms and gymnasiums. “But of course [privacy] is a basic right of human beings, and especially important if they are suffering.” Ban used paper tubes, canvas cloth, and pins, to erect instant walls, or “paper partitions,” within a couple of hours.
Some critics have accused Ban of making temporary dwellings too beautiful, inadvertently creating a disparity in evacuation camps. In Onagawa, Japan, families have been slow to move out of the cheerful, pastel-painted housing units made from stacked shipping containers—a pop-up shelter community built in a baseball field after the 2011 earthquake.

400billionDULLARDINOman:
Guys will you agree with this ?

She says she is afraid if you taste it now, you will run away.

400billionman:
You will soon find a room to yourself in yabaleft. Stop perusing my threads..

400billionman:
I am the apple of God's eye..

400billionman:
^^^… Are u okay ?

olaolulazio:
Yeah u can't! you lack many of the potentials they needed. If i may ask, are u sick?

U want ya mentions to be much and Seun isn't gonna pay u for that. Get something doing boy!

tolexy007:
dogara i know, pls who Gbajabiamila..

olaolulazio:
Starting to like you.

Ayima:
This man is funny, i don't know if he is actually mad or not.

olaolulazio:
Laughing at ya madness.

olaolulazio:
A proud psychiatristist aro is WATAYAM.

what are u?

axiliborha:

olaolulazio:
Zoologist of Otuoke kingdom!

See what u caused.

olaolulazio:
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olaolulazio:
All dis old men with their grandchildren mate stories.



maybe there should be old prostitute to service their old engine LIKE MINE.

*just thinking*

olaolulazio:
My name sake!
meanwhile, I will have mine before 40years of age.
congrats dear!

olaolulazio:
I saw just six ladies backing the camera.


The topic mentioned seven.


Op, pls where's d last one?

olaolulazio:
77 long dicks.

olaolulazio:
U think From ya ass! u are such a big fool.

olaolulazio:
He's better by far!

MrMcJay:
In life, you build from the ground to the top. The only thing built from the top to the bottom is the grave.

When building a bridge, the amount of time spent on the foundation alone is enough to build a storey-building. The fact that you aren't seeing the bridge on top of the waters doesn't mean it isn't being built.

For the TANoids making noise online, GMB isn't like the zoologist who couldn't handle a shepopotamus. He is making plans to make your lives better.

Buhari is presently dismantling the economic slums and political shanties built by the Clueless one and his gang of thieves.

Emekamex:
Snail Baba