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Take your mind off the gutter and receive sense.

mradonis:
Its 100% sure u re full oF hate for people who don't even imagine u exist. Its best u change ur mindset and seek psychological help faSt.
Who amongst the names u ve mentiOned can go beyond the SW. Do we now ve the poWer mr fashola boasted to fix in 6months.
Reason b4 u talk. Ur hate hurts no1 buT U.

Leather any day.

Other manufacturers should learn from Toyota what they used in making Camry 2009 - 2011 sport edition leather seats. Very durable.

1. Babatunde Fashola
2. Akinwunmi Ambode
3. Yemi Osinbajo
4. Any other reasonable leader from the north

*No flat-heads

Generational poverty is your problem. Same poverty that made your parents go into baby factory just to feed.

People like you who don't know where the next meal is coming from eat swallow at every opportunity.

Get back to the gutter, you *ass-sucker.

NaWetinDey:
It's obvious you have no home training, but can can you when your father left your mother immediately you were flushed out and you have been an agbero since them-nothing has changed you, not even education. Bleep off! I dignify you by responding and this is my last to you. You can now rant and then die.

Exactly the way you talk to your flat-head father and baby factory prostitute mother.

Go back to the gutter.

NaWetinDey:
you are just a sick fellow whose eyes are going blind

Take your mind off the gutter and receive sense.

NaWetinDey:
Good thing it pained you

Flat headed practical bastard. Product of a baby factory. Where is your sperm donor father? Your mother is busy making babies at the baby factory. 2000 dicks and still counting.

NaWetinDey:
The same way your mother wouldn't like to be interrupted at the peak of her madness when she whoresss around even in front of your father and your siblings. She kills for it; wasn't that how she killed your younger one?

Oya. Flat headed people, what next?

Based on obvious logistics, Efe has won already.

Should this OP be a Nigerian, he is a practical joker.

Stomach infrastructure at play. Same group of people would gather to rally against Fayose tomorrow.

I feel your frustration. Baby factory product.

Geraldyne:
dey dint evn mention wia d guy z frm...tribalistic ediot

So the thing pain you so? From the trash you wrote, it's obvious you are a product of a baby factory. A practical bas-tard.

NaWetinDey:
The same way your mother wouldn't like to be interrupted at the peak of her madness when she whoresss around even in front of your father and your siblings. She kills for it; wasn't that how she killed your younger one?

You don't interrupt a mad dog or an Igbo man during sex.

Was scrolling to see my guy Collins Uwadia. The man in the middle. You're clearly going places.

K

Davido sucking his tongue like a toddler. The baby appears more matured than this supposed daddy.

Just like a typical Igbo, she is playing the ethnic card.

Northern Nigeria, Boko Haram, ignorance, Islam, Suicide Bombing, Child marriage, bloodshed, Yerima, Almajiri...


Sigh...

Ben, gradually turning to Twitter Erubebe.

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So this is the face of the man suck!ng on those super sized things.

SO f

Man will never marry man in Nigeria. We can't accept such sodomy culture.

Stop lying. Nigerians are not fools.

It is well with you Mr. Ayuba.

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Tata Motors has announced its decision to change the name of its latest car, Zica, to another name yet to be made public owing to the similarity with the deadly virus, Zika.

The announcement, which is coming a few days to the launch of the small car, is already creating image problem for the new vehicle, according to a report on Tuesday by livemint.com. And this is expected to cost the Indian firm a lot of money.

“A name change means that the company will have to re-spin the wheel — get fresh certifications from Automotive Research Association of India (the government body, which tests and gives a stamp of approval on a new model before it hits the roads), rebuild the brand and delay the launch. It already had burnt substantial cash in creating the new brand and the new model — the first all new model, developed ground up after several years,” it stated.

Tata Motors signed the reigning world best footballer, Lionel Messi, as its global brand ambassador in November last year, according to a Business Standard report. It was followed by a massive digital and outdoor media blitz around the brand and Zica.



An anonymous reviewer, in a Yahoo Autos’ report, says, “In all seriousness, Tata Motors’ renaming its new Zica is a smart and considerate move. Will it be enough to prevent Clarkson, Hammond and May making fun of it on their upcoming Amazon Prime Show? Probably not.

The new car has the size of the Hyundai i10 and it sits between the cheaper Nano and bigger Bolt.

An online auto journal, Top Gear, in a review, says the vehicle is based on an all-new platform on which the designers have put together a smart-looking car.

It says, “The Zica is a fresh design with an unmistakable face. The large swept back headlamps and oversize mesh-type grille gives it a distinct front face.”

Source: http://www.punchng.com/zika-virus-forces-tata-to-change-car-name/

Tata Motors has announced its decision to change the name of its latest car, Zica, to another name yet to be made public owing to the similarity with the deadly virus, Zika.

The announcement, which is coming a few days to the launch of the small car, is already creating image problem for the new vehicle, according to a report on Tuesday by livemint.com. And this is expected to cost the Indian firm a lot of money.

“A name change means that the company will have to re-spin the wheel — get fresh certifications from Automotive Research Association of India (the government body, which tests and gives a stamp of approval on a new model before it hits the roads), rebuild the brand and delay the launch. It already had burnt substantial cash in creating the new brand and the new model — the first all new model, developed ground up after several years,” it stated.

Tata Motors signed the reigning world best footballer, Lionel Messi, as its global brand ambassador in November last year, according to a Business Standard report. It was followed by a massive digital and outdoor media blitz around the brand and Zica.



An anonymous reviewer, in a Yahoo Autos’ report, says, “In all seriousness, Tata Motors’ renaming its new Zica is a smart and considerate move. Will it be enough to prevent Clarkson, Hammond and May making fun of it on their upcoming Amazon Prime Show? Probably not.

The new car has the size of the Hyundai i10 and it sits between the cheaper Nano and bigger Bolt.

An online auto journal, Top Gear, in a review, says the vehicle is based on an all-new platform on which the designers have put together a smart-looking car.

It says, “The Zica is a fresh design with an unmistakable face. The large swept back headlamps and oversize mesh-type grille gives it a distinct front face.”

Source: http://www.punchng.com/zika-virus-forces-tata-to-change-car-name/

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