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naso...

hahahaha

Gud

loomer:
Was great n urs?

hmmmm
am seeing tins...

Few hours ago, Gallywood actress Yvonne Nelson
spoke briefly with Joy FM’s Lexis Bill. The anti-dumsor campaigner warned fellow single
ladies out there to avoid making the same mistake
she made by staying away from male celebrities. Yvonne Nelson who said dating a male celebrity is
deadly described them as dishonest men who can
never be trusted. She however said men can go ahead and date
female celebrities because they are much more
trustworthy than their male counterparts. Few weeks ago, Yvonne Nelson came hard on
Nigerian men years after star singer Iyanya and
other male celebrities in Nigeria broke her heart

samhay:
Got my ticket for 88k afta d their price hike yesterday, I woke up by midnight checked wakanow and saw 88k. I jumped on it and filled the necessary details and submit. But the time I load the page after 10min to see if the price don go down again I saw 95k.

I made my payment to their acct this mawnin and my ticket has been sent to me. Am to get OTB 2mao i. e 24hrs b4 d flight.

Packing my baggage. #FlyingWithoutWings.

naso broda.....

Well..i would have adviced you to book directly from the airline


because wakanow might wanna play a funny game by sendng you a message dat the fare has been increased and u may have to pay additional money

Tho it happened to somone here...



Just keep calm


enjoy ur journey...



Tunde Euro

cheers

lalasticlala ,ishilove good evening

Tonylyte:
Solve the maths below and show your working.

olodo @ya'll

the answer is zero 0

sinaj:
I luv Rastafarian

I love Jamaica

JAH. BLESS Y'AL

really...are you a RastaWoman

SAMBARRY:
How come no female rastafarian? There are female rappets, soul, rnb, and hip hop. How come no single woman

hahah

rasta woman

#Rastafari
#selassie
#RastaMan



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thanks


Jah Bless

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Cc lalasticlala ishilove seun farano

samhay:
Omoh, I tire o, na so ticket fare rise sha.

Carry 95k go wakanow office yo book for rwandair leaving 2mao,, got dia late due to hold up. Ticket don rise to 110k. Make I verify for oda cheap 1,dem say na till Sunday b4 i gt somtin around 95k. So I go av to wait till Sunday. Mtcheeeeeww

y nt book directly frm d airline @ dia office


Just sayng tho..