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BlaqCoffee109:
...vraiment?vous voulez vraiment prendre vers le bas PunterTim?

Je ne voudrais vraiment vous prendre vers le bas 7
différentes façons, Baby

BlaqCoffee109:
i know i got a number on you..be easy now Tim...Steve has got a bazooka you know?

Bae, You really need to feel the bazooka...

McGibson:
Great advice.

Its nonsense but still, its hilarious nonsense...

BlaqCoffee109:
lmao...in his dreams...he always calls out to me as he goes to sleep listening to Dreams by boys 2men

Hahahaaha haaa !

What a relief tho...

PunterTim:
The Perfect One

Hmmmm...seems you already seen these goods while I'm just drooling over her dp....

PunterTim:
That Was Good Huh. *Grabs Her Butt And Softly Bites Her Ear*I Wanna Get Inside You

Sounds like she got a big one....

PMB and APC are playing roulette with 2019. You don't insult the sensibility of the Yoruba and remain in power.

boujaye:
@Op you spoke my mind. Thank you

Yes, esp no. 3.

The fixation with claiming what isn't yours is really unhealthy and is a leading cause of conflict, globally.

This is probably his last photo, wearing a suit .

Truckpusher:
Nah ! Just clowning around with y'all.
Ran my line, didn't hook up any fish and I moved on , too many fishes in here to be wasting time on an elusive one .

Truckpusher pls tell more...

She's an elusive one. Eh ?

BlaqCoffee109:
cool! Steeve?

Send me PM

Truckpusher:
Actually sir , *scratches head* Puntertim is your deputy and he also doubles as your beneficiary in the company's share with an equity of 40% in Manpkory & Chamfaring Associates.
Welcome sir!

Eh ?

Por Favor ?

Manpkory n who ?

BlaqCoffee109:
Puntertim meet Steve Cantrell...Steve, meet Tim

Ok I've met him.

I like his dp.

BlaqCoffee109:
G's don't crush ...and I am coco ..yeah, he gone buy one Lagos bike and the keke will be backup/entourage ride..he home base for sure ...BTW I'd like to be acquainted to Puntertim or SteveCantrell..dunno

Bae, who is puntertim ?

I'd like to do more than just be acquainted..ya know ?

FaithDaniel:
No b her fault, Nobody like to sufer

Abiiiii ooooo !

If you own a social network account and you still call ur self introvert.. You're just a semi-introvert.

I pity his first wife..

You can be of service by offering your little sisters as junior 'olori'.

Cussing out Africans may not hurt his chances but making disparaging about African Americans ?? ....

A cheap way for NCC to get xmas bribe.

mamagee3:
[color=deeppink]Guys, yesterday a male coworker told me I look like the devil which was hilarious.

He was like " You look like the devil men".

What do you all think?[/color]

The guy is spot on.

Its a damn shame we have to rely on foreigners for supermarket chain, cable Tv, and telecoms with the profits being wired offshore.

vizkiz:
she died a hoe?
Lol, straight ticket to hell. Finally, her pussay go rest Say hi to Michael Jackson and wittney hosten for me abeg.

Her coffin should be in shape of a very thick dick or something

Oh you're a really sick f.uck

PYO/ELR could this be the APC 2019 dream team ?

Jonathan wasn't a critical thinker, much too shallow.

He could have got both igbo and yoruba tribes to return him to Aso Rock for a second term but..

Zoharariel:
There must be some powerful hands pulling strings behind the curtain just like they did to JFK. We know JFK made this statement “I want to splinter the CIA into a thousand pieces and scatter it to the winds” and then the CIA killed JFK, but what we do not know is who authorized the killing.

Since the “Goat of Mendez” worshipers run virtually everything in America - CIA inclusive; your guess is as good as mine.

The “Make It Look Like An Accident" trope, always reminds me of the CIA.

Who authorised the JFK kill ?

A man who became CIA director and Future POTUS did.

Wow !
Could it be that Diezani's accounts were too difficult to hack ?

hedonistic:
You're talking about Kaduna. Come to Abuja and see the widespread misery. It's incredible..

The air of prosperity that pervaded the whole Abuja during Jonathan's administration is being sorely missed now. Money was in circulation and flowed down to the shoe cobbler, taxi driver, and bricklayer in the street. I certainly benefitted as there was always someone willing to pay handsomely for my services. From one project to the other; the formal and informal sectors of the Abuja economy experienced a boom.

These days everywhere is as dry as the Sahara desert. Same story of 'no money' everywhere, and it's only a mater of time before millions of frustrated residents march to Aso Rock to do the needful.

I also heard Abujites aren't experiencing the best of financial times.
But what else do you expect ?
Abuja economy "used to" run on the fuel of corruption..but no more.
Decreased govt spending is also a factor.
Its no longer 'El dorado' over there.

Business owners in Abuja need to get creative, innovation and creativity are the only thing that can pull them out of this slump.

The days careless of spending by senators, HOR, ministers and their wives are now officially over.