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Hnmm.. Bigot everywhere, does it matter what religion you are a member of?
Religious beliefs is diversified

Good news for the Polytecnic students,
Just Hoping this would Motivate the Oyo State ASUP to suspend theirs too...

ALUTA CONTINUA...

TechPanda:
I'm goin to marry from either India or Phillipine.

Plz, dont fight me, am not feelin fyne.

hmmm

skillful01:
.
Bros, take it easy

OP, I don't agree with no1, little/no self-esteem is more like an insult.


I like Yoruba females, but I don't know why.

oya marry one nah

why did you think banky w refused to marry yoruba girl go pick edo, even obj son, just name it!

PheezyLee:
.

You can ask your mumu brother (OP) that dumb question. And persuade him to sync his fingers with his brain (if he has any) so he wnt cone her to. create another silly thread in the nearest future. Tnx bro

congratulations, you have succesfully insulted the english language,

PheezyLee:
And agree with the other foolish points? Don't follow suit 'cos definitely the OP is a shallow minded individual with limited/empty thinking cap. Nothing but a bigot!

are you rightfully angered at the op for giving people reasons to marry from your tribe or do you want to marry them by yourself?

lawlahdey, aderola15, ganea, is the op right?

lalasticlala, mynd44, finestboi

sarrki:
I totally reserve my comment

I want to finish my bottle first

Now am through

Hmmm Anambra people have every reason to thank God

For giving us pmb

You can see economic activities is booming

Inoson been patronized

Yeah, Economy Is 'booming'
Dollar Is Better Than Ever, From 160 To 360,

Every World Ranking, Nigeria Is Going Higher,
From Having The Worst Police, To The Number 3rd In Public Pooing, To Being The 7th Most Unsave Country To Live In, To 3rd Most Corrupt Country In The World, In Fact Even Fifa Ranking Self, Just Name It..

Petrol From 87 To 145,

Nigerians Are More Free To Express Them Self Now, #SocialMediaBill..

kaykhalie:
Hey Guys.Vote for your own girl i was nominated for two awards in the JEAawards


#best female rapper

#best performing act

kindly use use this link to vote for me click

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follow me on instagram.....kay_khalie

voted for you hun, #Jah_Bless

grayht:
The eagles on the coat of arms must have fled away...

nawa oo.. see savagery for Pete

DaddyKross:
Ojo kan pelu, bruh.

are you on telegram

DaddyKross:
Ma nigga, I dey. Kilowa ?

nothing much oo, but, oto jo meta ke

DaddyKross:
Hallelujah, Deadrat just typed out something reasonable for the first time.

or did they hack your acct ?

boss mi, how far

OrestesDante:

What is funny

As you move through the stages of your life, you will invariably learn that things aren’t always as they are cracked up to be. As amazing as life can be, there are also harsh truths that you tend not to acknowledge until they are staring you in the face. Consider yourself warned about these ten facts you will have to deal with as you become a full-fledged adult.

1. You’re not invincible.
You may have great memories of skateboarding and kickboxing from your youth and you might revel in showing off the scars you collected along the way, but the older you get, the less your body will be able to bounce back from the idiotic exuberance of youth. You are going to have to pick your battles. Just because you might be able to jump from the roof of the house to the garage doesn’t mean you should.

2. Patience is a virtue.
We live in a world that breeds short attention spans and severely limits a person’s ability to be patient, but the more able you are to wait for the good things in life, the better they will be. From money to relationships to career goals, rushing towards the finish line or your next great step is a sure fire way to miss out on a lot of valuable lessons and cheapen the things to accomplish on the way. Slow down.

3. You are responsible for yourself.
A shocking reality that many people need to face about growing up is that all the little things you took for granted as a kid require an actual effort on your part. When a light bulb burns out, there won’t magically be a new one waiting in a kitchen drawer. You actually have to go out and buy light bulbs. The same applies for food, medicine, and soap.

4. Your metabolism is slower.
In addition to not being able to heal itself as readily, your body will become less efficient at turning food into energy and will store more as fat. Just because you got through high school and college living of the McDonald’s value menu doesn’t mean you’ll be able to do it forever. Learn to cook some healthy meals. Run regularly. Your body will thank you.

5. You will lose touch with people.
You may have posed with your college roommates in front of someone’s Macbook and put the “BFF” effect on the border, but that doesn’t mean you will actually be friends forever. You will lose touch with at least a few of the people you expected to be around forever. Your real, best friends will stick around but a surprising number of people will fade into the background.

6. You will work for/with people you hate.
Another great place to apply the whole patience thing we learned about a few points ago is in the workplace. No matter what you do, no matter where you go, people you don’t like will find you. They will have a terrible sense of humor or they will have no sense of humor at all. They will be mean and spiteful and vindictive. Do your best not to let them spoil you on the rest of us.

7. Your interests will change.
You will become a person that the high school version of you would have made fun of mercilessly. It is one of the most subtle and surprising things about growing up, but eventually you will find yourself watching a show about people buying a house and you will be commenting with genuine interest on the material the countertops are made of and the level of curb appeal. It is better to just embrace this. It is more fun than it sounds.

8. The world won’t slow down for you.
Another harsh truth about the world is that it moves quickly. The march of progress demands that we all pull our weight and if you can’t shake off the bad habits you picked up in school, there will be no one to make sure you keep up with the flow.

9. You will have less free time.
One of the great injustices of the world we live in is that as teenagers we have limitless amounts of time to fill with epic adventures, but no money to fund said adventures, and as adults, we have the money to do what we want but no time with which to do it. Seize the day whenever you can and don’t become a workaholic. Life is about relationships and experiences, though the world will try to make you forget that.

10. Things will get monotonous.
One of the easiest traps to fall into as an adult is routine. Obviously it is important and even enjoyable to know what lies around the next corner, but don’t let your life get too boring. You will have to make a conscious effort to seek out new things and to spice things up. Inertia is a hard thing to overcome, but it is worth it when you do.

SOURCE http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/10-harsh-truths-about-being-adult.html


cc lalasticlala



generalbush, whats your take..

As you move through the stages of your life, you will invariably learn that things aren’t always as they are cracked up to be. As amazing as life can be, there are also harsh truths that you tend not to acknowledge until they are staring you in the face. Consider yourself warned about these ten facts you will have to deal with as you become a full-fledged adult.

1. You’re not invincible.
You may have great memories of skateboarding and kickboxing from your youth and you might revel in showing off the scars you collected along the way, but the older you get, the less your body will be able to bounce back from the idiotic exuberance of youth. You are going to have to pick your battles. Just because you might be able to jump from the roof of the house to the garage doesn’t mean you should.

2. Patience is a virtue.
We live in a world that breeds short attention spans and severely limits a person’s ability to be patient, but the more able you are to wait for the good things in life, the better they will be. From money to relationships to career goals, rushing towards the finish line or your next great step is a sure fire way to miss out on a lot of valuable lessons and cheapen the things to accomplish on the way. Slow down.

3. You are responsible for yourself.
A shocking reality that many people need to face about growing up is that all the little things you took for granted as a kid require an actual effort on your part. When a light bulb burns out, there won’t magically be a new one waiting in a kitchen drawer. You actually have to go out and buy light bulbs. The same applies for food, medicine, and soap.

4. Your metabolism is slower.
In addition to not being able to heal itself as readily, your body will become less efficient at turning food into energy and will store more as fat. Just because you got through high school and college living of the McDonald’s value menu doesn’t mean you’ll be able to do it forever. Learn to cook some healthy meals. Run regularly. Your body will thank you.

5. You will lose touch with people.
You may have posed with your college roommates in front of someone’s Macbook and put the “BFF” effect on the border, but that doesn’t mean you will actually be friends forever. You will lose touch with at least a few of the people you expected to be around forever. Your real, best friends will stick around but a surprising number of people will fade into the background.

6. You will work for/with people you hate.
Another great place to apply the whole patience thing we learned about a few points ago is in the workplace. No matter what you do, no matter where you go, people you don’t like will find you. They will have a terrible sense of humor or they will have no sense of humor at all. They will be mean and spiteful and vindictive. Do your best not to let them spoil you on the rest of us.

7. Your interests will change.
You will become a person that the high school version of you would have made fun of mercilessly. It is one of the most subtle and surprising things about growing up, but eventually you will find yourself watching a show about people buying a house and you will be commenting with genuine interest on the material the countertops are made of and the level of curb appeal. It is better to just embrace this. It is more fun than it sounds.

8. The world won’t slow down for you.
Another harsh truth about the world is that it moves quickly. The march of progress demands that we all pull our weight and if you can’t shake off the bad habits you picked up in school, there will be no one to make sure you keep up with the flow.

9. You will have less free time.
One of the great injustices of the world we live in is that as teenagers we have limitless amounts of time to fill with epic adventures, but no money to fund said adventures, and as adults, we have the money to do what we want but no time with which to do it. Seize the day whenever you can and don’t become a workaholic. Life is about relationships and experiences, though the world will try to make you forget that.

10. Things will get monotonous.
One of the easiest traps to fall into as an adult is routine. Obviously it is important and even enjoyable to know what lies around the next corner, but don’t let your life get too boring. You will have to make a conscious effort to seek out new things and to spice things up. Inertia is a hard thing to overcome, but it is worth it when you do.

SOURCE http://www.lifehack.org/articles/communication/10-harsh-truths-about-being-adult.html


cc lalasticlala



generalbush, whats your take..

...n

I nominate
Lawlahdey

Kimcutie:
Your previous quote doesn't fit in!

then dont wear, simple lol

Kimcutie:
lol

lol.. what's up?

meanwhile, Samcorp, who/what are you , last time I checked,I was with Jude,

smh, joblessness though

Raydans:
Is this plumiri or plurimi a nairaland cult group or what.

What does it mean and why are some people writing it on their signature

...

Kimcutie:
Are you hurt? Please don't insult me

I don't know who, I mean what you are, and I don't care?
but what ever you are?
if you feel hurt or insulted?
please read the disclaimer!


* Disclaimer this post ain't aimed at you anyone or anything?
But who the shoe fits, should feel free to wear it

kk