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weh don sir

weh don sir

I guess it does

Please horn when you get to Abuja so I can come and join. lol

am in. my hair is just 2 months, am starting all over

BJAYADEMOLA:
It is a matter of choice and agreement with her. But one thing I know is that you should not be the one to change your religion. It is your wife that must follow your religion path.

well said, I can't agree with you more

they should have siblings na





Rubbing mind things. #consultatingAwiseMan

kihikihikihi








BBN is a crap am out

spreads taburma***










brb

Lol








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I am a believer ooo

Pray for F.U.T ooo



violence is never a way to go

tosyne2much:
Lalasticlala, which ones can we find in your waste bin?

exactly my question too. because here in D Gambia, you get to see everything inside a trash can.

Weldone classcaptain more mb to your phone.

AngelsAndStars:
OK oya go sleep ehn. you need am really.

good night yarinya

Nagode. Mukwana lafiya yaro

AngelsAndStars:
it's almost 1. why are you not asleep?

Am done with my assignment. I tookme the whole day. Tnx for your concern

AngelsAndStars:
your name.

I rather not talk more on religion because really I don't feel good talking about it. yeah.

Ook. Let's forge ahead.

AngelsAndStars:
whoa you are really lucky one trust me. I missed on so many things just because my parents were only concerned about going to church (which I hate)

sadly, one cannot change the past. only the future can be shaped to taste.

are you Hausa?

Yes I am. How did you know?

Lols @ going to church. It's a goodthing na, abi you don't want to close to Christ?

AngelsAndStars:
babe you are the first female I have seen that loves traveling. trust me I feel good.

most females are only obsessed with make ups Buhahahaha I hate make ups but you traveling? you someone that would not think am crazy unlike other people. you know.

good to meet you babe.

good to meet you tooo


it all has to do with my up-bringing thou

we started travelling at tender age. children of Uniform men that we were. when we have been transferred we go on road

it was that sweet to have official car take us to our new place of posting

nurey:
what they did is simple, you dont need ATM pin at all, just atm and the phone registered.

they pay for something online, the payment asks ATM number, name and expire date of atm, all available on the ATM CARD to the thief, now to withdraw money from your account, he would be sent an OTP code which would be send to the phone via SMS, kpam, payment done.

so all the thief needs is just your atm card and the phone number (sim) registered to the account

you can trace the transaction but the cost, time and wahala may not be worth it or fruitful as we dont have a functioning system in Nigeria

thank you so much for this advice. we will be more careful in 2017

God bless you

Nigerian which way??

AngelsAndStars:
hmm you seem like one who loves traveling. hmm I like you.

i used to be afraid of traveling cos of accident but when I became a philosopher and had an engineering job in Telecom I fell in love with traveling. till date my life dreams is traveling.

ama follow you now babe. you rock.

hahahahahahahah
Funny You

AngelsAndStars:
yeah babe. it's really great. thought me lots of life's lessons.

I remember going 45km from teginna off macua road. well, not just Niger though but I have travelled many states and it's the amazing times of my life.

you know suya is more expensive in Minna than Lagos. I was shocked to find out. even lokoja was better. haha.

if I come to Minna again I'll meet you. deal?

LOL. I don't do suya, I prefer kilishi. plus other local snacks like Masa etc


I also travelled Minna -Kaduna on Train Mehnnnn. we spent over 6 hours in Niger state alone


I also passed thru Lapai-Baro -Lokoja I had Fun


the only way you get to respect the country is when you travel round the country.



about your deal, I am not assuring you but if am still around we will Seeee. tnx

AngelsAndStars:
been to those places even kontagora and Minna. the drivers are crazy. 4people sit in front.

in gussorro I saw Fulani villages on my way on a bike. I loved my visit.

traveling is awesome

#LOL!!! funny you 2 people plus the driver sit @d front=3 plus 3 passengers at the back=6


yes a lot of Fulani reside in minna. we have an area named after them, Tudun Fulani meaning Fulani's Hill


Traveling is adventurous

AngelsAndStars:
hey babe from Minna. do you know meikunkele? teginna? gussorro?

I know maikunkele and have visited in the past. but the others NO

GuDErboY:
Do you have any sister or brother, cousins,
nieces and nephews in SS3 or done with
secondary school?
or even a university student in 1st, 2nd
or even 3rd
year on vacation, fluent in English and has
a
knowledge of internet and customer
service?
Are they willing to stay in Abuja and work
as a
waitress or waiter in Abuja at Transcorp
Hilton Hotel and earn N250,000 per
month
with accommodation fully offered?
If you have any,
Tell them to stop dreaming and finish
school
first!.
Good Morning joor

wintersnow:
Aww you're too sweet

it is simple, we all want to be treated the right way when we are old so are the old people

#soSad



no matter what she deserves to be treated better.

LifeofAirforce1:
Make sure you add too many lies to your writings like Toke did else I'm sorry.

but you harsh ooo

how many copies did she sell oo











godnews. I should consider writing too

am impressed!!!













Thumbs Up Ali Baba. such a great gesture