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Evangelio:pls lets all meet in a group I just created 'checkmate competition one' so we can discuss better. Kusibe77 Stuff46 Tattesco Susrite Pres01 Blustarry cybershow |
Evangelio:can you acces fb? |
Ojugunrege: oro re yemi yeke yeke ojugunrege arewa ti nda okan oba ati ijoye laamu. Hmm! Se ma le gbe ile aye yii laisi e ninu iyewu mi bi? Looto ni mogba pe oro ife bi adanwo ni, amoo okan mi nfa sio gidi gidi, irisi re ndami lorun ni gbogbo igba. Jowo bami wifun baami re ati maami re wipe maa tojue gege bi aro ti ntoju opaa re, maa se ike re gege bi se nse ike omo titun. Gbami wole si ookan aya re ki o si ri bi ife re ti gbona to ni okan mi. |
stuff46:this is a group work and not the usual individual thingy. Proper preparation prevents poor performance. Below are the things we could discuss theme settings a plot genre arrangements we can even borrow ideas fron each other. So pls lets meet. Whatsapp would be better for me or what do you think?Kusibe77 Stuff46 Tattesco Susrite Pres01 Blustarry |
stuff46:can we pls have a meeting tonight? Here or whatsapp |
The man that invented the "knock knock" joke needs a "no-bell" award |
just in case |
constance500:guy this got me laughing |
ojugunrege, arewa bi omo omi. Mo ti nse akiyesi re lati igba die seyin mo si ti ri wipe kosi oloko ti o le wa oko aye mi bi ko se iwo ojungere ti ewa re ntanaa laarin omoge ile yii. Nje o le gba mi si ookan aya re, lati maa se itoju gege bi eyin oju... Lati ma ke e ni gbogbo igba gege bi apoti goolu. Fun mi ni aye ninu re ki o si gba mi laye lati fi han gbogbo agbaye wipe laisi ire, eto aye mi din eyokan. *winks* |
hmm! Ife mi abowowo bi omi okun, ololufe mi ateworo bi omi osa. Irisi re ndami lorun bi eye okin, iwo ni kiniun inu iju aye mi. Bi oorun ti njoba owuro, ti osupa njoba asale, beeni ife re gba okan mi. Mo fe o tinu tinu, mo fe o tokan tokan. Orun ife ti ro, mi o ri ibi sapamo si, ojo ife ti ro okan mi tutu minimini... Afefe ife fe si mi iwo ni ife okan mi, ife re npa mi bi oti. Gboju soke, wo ise eledua, O da o bi irawo, o fi o se imole aye mi. Ibi igbin re ba wo si ni ikaraun emi susrite yio lo. who can i dedicate this to? *thinking* Lanicky? |
layway:I actually fell in love with the music but where got me confused was the 'ASA' thing she did. I am well aware Simi does that a lot on purpose, but this is her song and not one of her much adele, wizkid, derulo mixes. |
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I'm actually not a big fan of SIMI but I'm a great lover of POP MUSIC especially low BPM AFRO-POP. The likes of ASA and BRYMO just to name a few. I actually heard this new Simi's single tagged JAMB QUESTION and it took my attention. But reading tweets, replies and even radio review of the song, i guess there is a mixed compliment of the song. The one I am gonna post here is by two guys on www.notjustok.com he says duff:What would you say about those comments, HARSH or NOT and the song HOT or NOT |
Vixen101:you bet it. |
Vixen101:seriously! The first time of going to sambisa forest, it was actually to check if the forest tree leaves were green! |
AlpineSnow:there goes my concern. In case you hit your foot on my beautiful country... Am a good chef and can actually treat you to series of sumptous meals #FreeOfCharge |
After steling the money, I was given abdominal punishment by mum, she went a long way and I stopped cos i couldnt bear DISTANCE (THIS STANCE) |
Lordabas: well, I aint really mad about your mode of thinking as we all know that 'our brain stops reasoningonly when we fall in love. Unsentimentally, it's really bad to take her in. IMO emotions are the only thing that seems almost impossible to control.. *Are you gonna seperate her and your bro for eternity? *Are you gonna nimd-control her to *Where would you keep the 'abomination' thing about same blood banging same gurl.. ?Although am not a fan of cultural abominations *You know girls are emotionally flexible... How would you cope with that when she sees your bro? *finally! Whenever you have a duel with your bro, dont you think he's gonna make you feel inferior by settling for his 'leftover'? ---wait! Hope you havn't banged her yet? Cosif you've done that... Hehehe, you shouldnt have created this thread. Its as useless as the 'P' in Pneumonia |
bobo65:and will play with the phone till she breaks the screen hoping to see what's blinking in it #KidsWahala |
just finished eating mine |
cutieberie1:i never thought there was a '1' in your moniker, littl wonder you never got the mentions from my diary |
okay! I stopped at point 4 but thanks cutieberie1, I gained a lot from those |
there's actually nothing that could be done to stop this act of unwisery(is that in the dic?). That's why someone like sexkillz is so much needed here. There are lotta trolls, threads that are not supposed to see half-a minute. If the mods aint doing anything to curb these stuffs, I'm sure NL is gonna be a home for immature peepz. |
Flowers, candy, red hearts and romance. That's what Valentine's day is all about, right? Well, maybe not. The origin of this holiday for the expression of love really isn't romantic at all -- at least not in the traditional sense. Father Frank O'Gara of Whitefriars Street Church in Dublin, Ireland, tells the real story of the man behind the holiday -- St. Valentine. "He was a Roman Priest at a time when there was an emperor called Claudias who persecuted the church at that particular time," Father O'Gara explains. " He also had an edict that prohibited the marriage of young people. This was based on the hypothesis that unmarried soldiers fought better than married soldiers because married soldiers might be afraid of what might happen to them or their wives or families if they died." "I think we must bear in mind that it was a very permissive society in which Valentine lived," says Father O'Gara. "Polygamy would have been much more popular than just one woman and one man living together. And yet some of them seemed to be attracted to Christian faith. But obviously the church thought that marriage was very sacred between one man and one woman for their life and that it was to be encouraged. And so it immediately presented the problem to the Christian church of what to do about this." "The idea of encouraging them to marry within the Christian church was what Valentine was about. And he secretly married them because of the edict." Valentine was eventually caught, imprisoned and tortured for performing marriage ceremonies against command of Emperor Claudius the second. There are legends surrounding Valentine's actions while in prison. "One of the men who was to judge him in line with the Roman law at the time was a man called Asterius, whose daughter was blind. He was supposed to have prayed with and healed the young girl with such astonishing effect that Asterius himself became Christian as a result." In the year 269 AD, Valentine was sentenced to a three part execution of a beating, stoning, and finally decapitation all because of his stand for Christian marriage. The story goes that the last words he wrote were in a note to Asterius' daughter. He inspired today's romantic missives by signing it, "from your Valentine." "What Valentine means to me as a priest,"explains Father O'Gara, "is that there comes a time where you have to lay your life upon the line for what you believe. And with the power of the Holy Spirit we can do that -- even to the point of death." Valentine's martyrdom has not gone unnoticed by the general public. In fact, Whitefriars Street Church is one of three churches that claim to house the remains of Valentine. Today, many people make the pilgrimage to the church to honor the courage and memory of this Christian saint. "Valentine has come to be known as the patron saint of lovers. Before you enter into a Christian marriage you want some sense of God in your life -- some great need of God in your life. And we know, particularly in the modern world, many people are meeting God through his Son, Jesus Christ." "If Valentine were here today, he would say to married couples that there comes a time where you're going to have to suffer. It's not going to be easy to maintain your commitment and your vows in marriage. Don't be surprised if the 'gushing' love that you have for someone changes to something less "gushing" but maybe much more mature. And the question is, is that young person ready for that?" "So on the day of the marriage they have to take that into context," Father O'Gara says. "Love -- human love and sexuality is wonderful, and blessed by God -- but also the shadow of the cross. That's what Valentine means to me."http://www.cbn.com/spirituallife/ChurchandMinistry/churchhistory/st_valentine_the_real_story.aspx |
wonlasewonimi:hey, whatever you are called, has he said he orignated the news himself or has he poured in any iota of sentiments? You better go back to bed before losing it. |
juniormusa:+2348093599835 |
juniormusa:can you add me on whatsapp so we could have a better chat? |
juniormusa:actually wanted to study there, but i cant seem to get it. |
juniormusa:hey man, are you from eastern meditarian uni? |
slap1:am actually rating it a 9/10 |
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