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They will rather sell it to some brothers in Malaysia

IgboBasthard:
Save your breathe a Nigerian woman will not do it PERIOD!

It's the survival of the fittest.

Hanseel1:
Why is Muric leader -Prof Akintola still walking free?

"HIM will not mind HIM business because HIM business is HIM business" your English teacher must be very proud of you now

Amarabae:
Why don't him mind his business

You speak like a "charge n bail

Daviddson:
Of course, but that doesn't give anyone the liberty to make libelous statements against somebody. Or to verbally threaten another person. In case you didn't know, in law, a threat alone is seen as being equal to an actual commission of a crime.

He's in "freezing mode",You can't nabb him

6660M0666:
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And the one that Daddy Freeze has been doing is what??

You can have some but no go knock your brain puaaaah

Born2Breed:
I like that thing you are smoking...

Smoking is dangerous to your brain

abdelrahman:
Davido is greater than ojikwu and Nnamdi Kanu

Super story

autotrader014:
The rain came with hay stones..

We fit see dat one pics ?

I thought we will have a breathe of fresh air after this bb9ja show,wetin we do these bb9ja fanatics na ?

Savage

talk2percy:
There's nothing seeing about this dress biko...besides this girl is so mgbekeish! See her legs like roasted plantain

Since Buhari has been the most mentioned name in Nigeria this past year, i think Oxford dictionary should consider creating a space for him in the dictionary. like; 
Buhari: /boo-ha-ree/ nouns: Buhari 1. hard, hardship, difficult, harsh, tough. e.g the economy is now Buhari for the masses 2. to complicate, make worse, unbearable. e.g "please don't come and Buharificate issues here". "the only way to reduce applicants is to Buharify the process. Adjective : e.g how was your exam? it was Buharific!

Since Buhari has been the most mentioned name in Nigeria this past year, i think Oxford dictionary should consider creating a space for him in the dictionary. like; 
Buhari: /boo-ha-ree/ nouns: Buhari 1. hard, hardship, difficult, harsh, tough. e.g the economy is now Buhari for the masses 2. to complicate, make worse, unbearable. e.g "please don't come and Buharificate issues here". "the only way to reduce applicants is to Buharify the process. Adjective : e.g how was your exam? it was Buharific!

Since Buhari has been the most mentioned name in Nigeria this past year, i think Oxford dictionary should consider creating a space for him in the dictionary. like; 
Buhari: /boo-ha-ree/ nouns: Buhari 1. hard, hardship, difficult, harsh, tough. e.g the economy is now Buhari for the masses 2. to complicate, make worse, unbearable. e.g "please don't come and Buharificate issues here". "the only way to reduce applicants is to Buharify the process. Adjective : e.g how was your exam? it was Buharific!

Since Buhari has been the most mentioned name in Nigeria this past year, i think Oxford dictionary should consider creating a space for him in the dictionary. like; 
Buhari: /boo-ha-ree/ nouns: Buhari 1. hard, hardship, difficult, harsh, tough. e.g the economy is now Buhari for the masses 2. to complicate, make worse, unbearable. e.g "please don't come and Buharificate issues here". "the only way to reduce applicants is to Buharify the process. Adjective : e.g how was your exam? it was Buharific!

Since Buhari has been the most mentioned name in Nigeria this past year, i think Oxford dictionary should consider creating a space for him in the dictionary. like; 
Buhari: /boo-ha-ree/ nouns: Buhari 1. hard, hardship, difficult, harsh, tough. e.g the economy is now Buhari for the masses 2. to complicate, make worse, unbearable. e.g "please don't come and Buharificate issues here". "the only way to reduce applicants is to Buharify the process. Adjective : e.g how was your exam? it was Buharific!

Since Buhari has been the most mentioned name in Nigeria this past year, i think Oxford dictionary should consider creating a space for him in the dictionary. like; 
Buhari: /boo-ha-ree/ nouns: Buhari 1. hard, hardship, difficult, harsh, tough. e.g the economy is now Buhari for the masses 2. to complicate, make worse, unbearable. e.g "please don't come and Buharificate issues here". "the only way to reduce applicants is to Buharify the process. Adjective : e.g how was your exam? it was Buharific!

Since Buhari has been the most mentioned name in Nigeria this past year, i think Oxford dictionary should consider creating a space for him in the dictionary. like; 
Buhari: /boo-ha-ree/ nouns: Buhari 1. hard, hardship, difficult, harsh, tough. e.g the economy is now Buhari for the masses 2. to complicate, make worse, unbearable. e.g "please don't come and Buharificate issues here". "the only way to reduce applicants is to Buharify the process. Adjective : e.g how was your exam? it was Buharific

Serious he-goat hating on a fine man with fertile pockets,no wonder your monika be like dis

Stegomiah:
Goat

His monika says it all

Archangel15:
You registered two days ago but all your comments have been about hatred towards the Igbos, you need a psychiatrist

No,it's Melaye

visijo:
Is that Dino?

Where's Mali?

mosegifted:
Here in Mali we don't know her, thank you

In this era of flat-tummy,no gurl dey like associate herself with bloated tummy o

Lalas247:
She may no be pregnant tho .......

Na wah o,the guy na sharp shooter o,nobody noticed the girls already bloated tummy the guy has already appended his signature on the gurl