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^^yes?

can i help you

^^thanks.


i guessed as much.

ie the south african link.

rice and okro

sounds tasty though i dont quite understand the picture.

disgusting op.

why do we need to know where your mouth goes.

keep your secrets secret, thank you.

s.tupid thread.

is he dating anyone?


nicely yellow guy.

does this updates have a mental problem?

who owns dealfish and where are they based.

don't get the thread twisted we are talking abt cheating men eh

thank you.

he looked too girly in the older photos.

DEEHASAL:
The new unnoticed entrant into the Lagos 2015 race is Tunji Bello.
He is the defacto Deputy Governor and a great confidant of both BAT and BRF.
TB 2015

which tunji bello in particular cos the name is rather common.

can you post a photo?

is this him:



https://thenewsafrica.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Tunji-Bello.jpg

russellino:
thats an old pic

oh, ok.

but he still looks young in this one though [extreme right, red tie]:

[img]http://nationalmirroronline.net/thumbnail.php?file=/Director_Finance_and_Administration_637356200.jpg&size=article_large[/img]


how old is he?

Walala:
The only man for the job is Senator Ganiyu Olarenwaju Solomon.

he looks too rich and like an AA. Can he identify with the average lagosian?

or only the rich people.


https://voteacnng.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/Ganiyu-Solomon1-200x300.jpg


he looks igbo sef.

ideylaff:
Hakeem Muri Okunola is also a probable.choice, "HMO" .not saying suitable, but a probable as well.

watch this space, he has bn a very loyal Asiwaju person ever since,

he seems rather young?


https://www.lagosstate.gov.ng/uploads/po_officer_200911181606354b040d7be587fHakeem_Muri-Okunola.jpg

Actually, in yoruba culture the lady would be considered his fiancee.

I'm not saying its a good thing however.


but a woman's consent isnt necessarily required before the king can make her his wife.

that's why many are finding the whole thing so strange although imo its a regrettable custom.

well, i'm out.

peace of the Lord on all peaceful people here.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=722438.msg8805237#msg8805237 date=1311836855]Shall we call tht frustration?[/quote]in what way?

but yes, it could be- i dont care.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=722438.msg8805232#msg8805232 date=1311836813]Did not Jesus say those who are chosen will be put to a test harder to test their faith?[/quote]did he?

he said his yoke is easy and his burden is light.

oh well, i'm a Jesus freak so thank God for delivering me from the law of sin and death.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=722438.msg8805195#msg8805195 date=1311836417]Lol babe, no vex!

I love esu myself. No human is born again without first going thru Esu.[/quote]God forbid bad thing.

esu means adversary in the bible.

his role is to frustrate humans in general and believers in particular.

[quote author=Negro_Ntns link=topic=722438.msg8805154#msg8805154 date=1311835962]Babe, yes because there is nothing wrong with it.

I used the Bakare as a good example beause there is a pastor named Tunde Bakare.

If you ask pastor Tunde Bakare to change his name to Tunde Esusanmi he will object and tell you it is not fitting with his role as a minister of God. Bu does he know that Abubakar was an idol worshipping Priest if the Meccan tribes in time of Mohammed?

I wonder if he even knew its arabic name.[/quote]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abu_Bakr

have you ever met anybody called djinn or anjonu as a given name?

i think that's a better example.

most definitely there's something wrong with it, and most people would change the name.

nothing wrong with that either.

isnt bakare arabic.

maybe the trousers are showing their butts cos you know how it is with we black women and also how it is with we black men.

People are even named after this dude. Esutomi, Esuseyi, Esufunke etc

some people used to be dedicated to esu in the past [hence the names], but not anymore because any sane person with such a name would change it as soon as they reached the age of understanding.

and a parent naming their child that is definitely weird.

in yorubaland, calling someone eshu is one of the worst descriptions you can give a person.

it means evil and is like a curse.

i'm sure this description preceeded colonisation and any missionary.

eshu is something people dread, not admire.

its not like overseas where bad means good and calling somebody evil is seen as a compliment.

@ topic

my guess is esu is identified as satan because he's likely to be the god of death.