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maybe they need robots which can clean the canals. |
i see prexios posted something which got hidden. |
3ace: @sholly, brilliant analysis even from the first comment. My only initial grouse with you was this;But back to the topic, I think Adenuga is one of those rich men who believe that their son-in-law is not interested in their daughter but their wealth. He's just being selfish. What's wrong with your daughter's husband enjoying the goodwill of the family since they have become one? Let others rise too. Whether she continues to bear Adenuga or not, if she dearly loves, respects and cherish her husband, she will willingly transfer any inheritance to her husband.This is a wrong view. Hopefully her husband is wiser than what you typed there. |
Interesting thread. |
oh Jesus, what a story. alhaji was about to do the do when he saw FFK printed on her breast? ![]() |
MetaPhysical: If the words were donated Yoruba then Greek could not have been the source. I say this because in our beliefs Agboniregun is primal and had to have been with our ancestors from time immemorial, part of altar worship and rites is dedicated to Agboniregun.could be from greece, egypt or ancient italy. aborigine originally referred to the indigenous inhabitants of italy, it seems. Like i said Yoruba and Greek dipped foot in the same cultural stream at one point in ancient history. If Yoruba was domestic to that culture, the it was the donor of these words amd Greek was the recipient. If on the other hand Yoruba was a foreigner in that culture, then Agboniregun was a donation to us as Aborigene was a donation to Greek.thats possible. seems to show interaction in any case. Our challenge is finding what our status was. Our arts, the bronze and terracotta, are the same style with the Greeks and even in cults the pantheons are parallel matches.true. the influence could be greco-egyptian perhaps. This is no accident and cannot be attributed to contacts during colonialism, it prefates that by centuries.rather too many coincidences to ignore, i agree. and not seeing too many colonial links so far. Following in Frobeunis shocking remark, maybe Ife was the lost Atlantis afterall !one would have to define atlantis first. if it means a root of civilization, then could be something. |
MetaPhysical: Done.Most of their old records were destroyed during an earthquake. |
docktater Dont know about you, but whenever i see onila's threads, even if horn.y wan hunny me before, e go pick race sharply. If a virgin knows more about s.ex matters than totally experienced p.rostitutes wey don dey business since twenty or thirty years, that sets my spidey sense tingling since i dont know if na male or female dey post? The girl can even describe penis, egbami? And she does it with all joy, like a seasoned pro. Me i nor sabi o, person wey "correct" im anatomical stuff to another thing, go still be virgin too, just saying. |
onye guy: NA ALEX FERGUSON YOUNGER BROTHER FORMER MANCHESTER UNITED COACH ORIGINATED FROM TAHITI REPUBLICSeriously, never heard of him before all these marriages which i read about on nl. |
She's a top official in her dad's companies, so if the husband has no objections, it might be more expedient for her to combine both names. |
Why isnt goshen on the thread? Is he not an atheist? Besides, arent they best buddies. |
Well, i dont own any choice property in prime areas of lagos so i cant comment since i dont share in the national cake. |
Just tell him to keep tapping your bombom and pecking your neck or whatever, one day something go surely happen? You simply got to keep believing. |
toba: Honestly i dont know what to say again. I feel like cryingJesus Christ. Smh. |
brownlord: BROS HOW FAR YOU NOW?Which of the players are foreign born? Maybe the newer ones? The only person who comes to mind could be odemwigie (the biracial guy), not sure where he was born. All the famous players i know of, were born in nigeria. |
striktlymi: Done that!Thank you, God bless. |
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