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whose kids are those girls?

think i remember posting on this thread.

na wa, nl is now "a trip down memory lane".

Odunnu: hahahaha. Okay, now you ask I will tell you my relavance here even though you were blind not to see all the 'beautifications' in the tiny word 'us' even as quoted by you.
Aieromon is my husband's younger brother and that makes him my brother inlaw. Ever since you shamelessly stole from us , it has been near hell for us as I have personally taken a loan on his behalf to offset his creditors to save the family name [s] I dont expect you to understand the need to protect family because you are a shameless nonentity [/s] . That loan isnt interest fee and I have the burden of servicing it every month. Now Heartless Wunmi Allen, do you have any other question or would you now answer mine?

. . .and who is saying its going to be written off? You are a joker. Accountants dont writeoff bad debts without a provision for bad debts.
Listen up Madame, you will pay the money to the last kobo plus interest accrued. E go dey you like play when you do it. Your juju power cant stop it.
No be for benin city witches dey converge? God pass all of una.

Odunnu: I come before you today, there's just one thing I wanna say Lord, but before I do, I ask that you forgive my lying fingers. I confess that I have lied online and ask that you do not count it as sin. Have mercy on me and grant me the grace to overcome. In Jesus name. Amen.

Thank you Lord. That's what i've come to say for giving me peace that passeth all understanding.

okaydokay.

Logicboy03: In short, you are telling me to get out?

What about all the fun times we had on the islam section?

have to repeat what i typed in the hidden post.

you said your own don finish for nl, i said just open your goodbye thread.

no biggie.

Dovahkiin: i think the dress looks nice https://www.kanyetothe.com/forum/Smileys/default/kanyeshrug.jpg

i guess some of the dresses might have been meant for the grammys originally, then shipped to nigeria instead in the wake of the ban.

Chanchit: This people would stop at nothing in disgracing Africa, anyway I thank God its not Nigeria.
The ancestors must be crazy..!

Emusan: Before I open this topic I already knew it didn't happened in Nigeria because all niegria ancestor's are regreting wherever they are now.

the 20 something year olds marrying 60 to 70 something year old grandmas, will soon appear in the news again.

they're being prepped getting ready.

please build in the villages so as to bring these places up to the 21st century standard. Our generation unborn will thank us for it. while at it, proper maintenance culture on those properties are needed so that houses built can last a very long time. Regular painting, nice landscapping readily comes to mind.

For any Local Government Chairman/State Governor reading this, please embark on proper village/town planning so as to give our villages a modern organisation rather than allow the people to put up structures in an unorganised manner.

that's one thing that needs to be done in the villages- there's more opportunity for proper town planning, so this aspect should not be neglected.

Abagworo: Abiriba people did well by building a village almost entirely full of modern houses and mansions. Whilst most rich Igbo people build big houses in their villages, the villages still represent the true Nigerian scenario where there is opulence amidst extreme poverty. Many of these houses(the ones built by those residing outside) remain empty most of the year.

Such houses are called country homes, most people get to that stage at some point in time, unless they have no roots that they know of.

the british did the same back in the day.

the major problem which i guess the op is having sleepless nights about, is the villages are sparsely populated, so why are people building houses there instead of in the cities.

i'm sure she would have been dumbfounded since it was denrele, of all people, asking the question.


not like he's religious and in addition, doesnt he encourage such dressing?

is there a clip or transcript of the interview anywhere.

princemaicheal: That is why i appreciate an African woman(more importantly Nigerian) for the way we look and carry ourselves.We dont have to go through all these,we look great and will remain so.These people(whites)are insecure and crave for things they really dont need.I hope our ladies know these,and be proud of themselves.

just give it time, it will soon be in nigeria.


the ritualists will be collecting blood in addition to body parts.


and nollywood will feature the same in their movies.

Logicboy03: Wait!

2 people liked your previous comment?


I don die!


I give up. If 2 people can like Tpia's disparaging comment about me, my own don finish for nairaland

just open your goodbye thread when you're ready

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Esin waju: Aunty read the title again.

Oga, is it your wife's thread?

even though my new year's resolution was to reduce viewing celebrity threads, sometimes i look at them just to see if anything changed.

^ are you the one killing the languages?

who exactly appointed you the language monitor?


what's this supposed to mean:

I feel since these languages are not being taught in Schools, they may be getting obsolete. There is a frantic need to revive them

when there are millions of native speakers of these languages who you intentionally insulted with your d.aft post?

do you need to rephrase?

bigfat06: BECAUSE THE VILLAGE IS UNDERDEVELOPED AND NEEDS TO BE DEVELOPED...

madanne4real: http://amazingmemories.park-resorts.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/finchingfield-village-essex-e1323785758440.jpg

Please follow the link and see the picture of Finchingfield village in Essex not too far from where I live. If every village is developed in Nigeria, people will live there and not create problems for themselves.

eod.

urban expansion means sooner or later many villages are going to become metropolitan.

and what's wrong with developing the village?

must people not spend their money how they see fit?

una don track people go their village, jesu kristi, you people are heading for something bad.

adabeke12: Nope to young for all that

so that means you're still playing instead of starting to pray and look around for a partner.


"jaye ori e, ajepe"

that will indeed be a problem.

is your point her not wearing makeup or her mixed blood.

Does it mean that evil now prevails over good?

yes, has there ever been a time when it didnt?

workshop is indeed needed for the topic.

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@ topic

is there a reason why his request is difficult to understand?

[quote author=e-talker]Someone put a Banana inside his trouser and you ladies are here fantasizing.... If you wanna know how its bn done ask W4![/quote]true.

btw, whose daughters are those, maybe the parents need to consider not allowing them to attend such events or warn them about moving with celebrities.

the girls look quite young too.