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Everyone is thinking too much into it. Sounds like she met the love of her life and wanted some "alone time". |
Kiddos have taken over Nairaland with their senile "pic or I don't believe it" phrase. Nairaland has gone to the dogs. |
safarigirl:Good response. At times you wonder how people brains are wired. |
LordMecuzy:I think not... |
GboyegaD:Are you just knowing this? PDP, APC same agenda, they have nothing to offer Nigerians. APC might even be worst going by their antecedent. |
knightsTempler:In addition to yours, a video of her enjoying a hajib-free afternoon, sunning herself by the pool, reading a book, eating a BLT, sipping beer, having her bare feet and lower legs massaged by a throng of young, athletic Jewish and Christian reflexologists in Speedos... |
But when the bride removed her veil and smiled for the camera, her new husband leapt to his feet in disgust.This got me roflmao ![]() |
You have to laugh at these archaic rituals Meanwhile....
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For real...?
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Either it's the Nigerian army or the local hunters it's still a welcome relief to the hundred of displaced civilian that fled their homes. |
Networkingprof:Noted, the relative of the person concern is gonna get in touch with you soon. |
And the plot thickens...we have not seen the last of this intrigue, as times goes by, more sub plot and counter plot will lay bare. |
Op, did you say she is a secondary virgin? That look when some chica tells you they are secondary virgin
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berem: And you know this how? |
Na wa o! Nigeria jaga-jaga, everything scatter-scatter....bad roads, everybody in hurry, nobody obey traffic rules, tell me why something like this will not happen. God save this nation from the evil ones. |
You say what?!!!
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Did anyone notice that the op story doesn't have a source? God will shame all of you soon. |
Op is Boko haram spokesperson, they always have first hand info the print media isn't privy to. They rejoice at the hearing of Boko haram defeat of our military. You will never see them condemn Boko haram despicable act of targeting innocent school children. And all this just cuz a southerner is in power. God will strike everyone that knows and has a hand in all of this bloodletting in this country. The wicked will not go unpunished. |
She is carrying out a research on you. That face when you wake up at night to see you new catch staring at you. Lol
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God in his infinite mercy will see him through. This soldier is one of a kind, he has a heart of a lion. |
Uhhhhh!!! Not again!
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Safari29:.
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Networkingprof:Ok, lemme have you complete contact details. |
Networkingprof:The problem is, I live outside Nigeria and the drugs isn't for me but a family friend. How do we go about it? |
Really? |
How do i lay my hands on this? In other words, your contact details. |
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Op, you are dumb as they come. It's a free world, I think you know that. |
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LAGOS (AFP) - Key dates in Nigeria since President Goodluck Jonathan, who on Tuesday announced his candidacy for the February 14, 2015 presidential election, first came to power in 2010. -- 2010 -- - May 6: Interim president Jonathan is sworn in, a day after the death of Umaru Yar'Adua following a long illness. Yar'Adua had disappeared from public life for more than five months, during which Jonathan stood in. -- 2011 -- - April 9: The first of a series of key election dates is marred by deadly bomb blasts. - April 16: Jonathan, a Christian from the south, wins the presidential election against his rival Muhammadu Buhari, a Muslim from the north. More than 800 die in post-electoral violence, according to Human Rights Watch. - November 4: At least 150 are killed in a series of attacks claimed by extremist Islamist group Boko Haram against police stations and churches in its northeastern stronghold. - December 25: A wave of attacks claimed by Boko Haram targeting churches during Christmas services and police leave nearly 50 people dead. -- 2012 -- - January 9-16: A nationwide general strike called to protest against a doubling of the price of petrol, which the government had previously set at about $0.40 (0.32 euros) per litre. Jonathan ended the strike by agreeing to a subsidy that fixed the price at $0.60 per litre. - January 20: Coordinated attacks by Boko Haram against the symbols of power in the northern city of Kano leave 185 dead. -- 2013 -- - May 16: The army launches an offensive against Boko Haram in the northeastern states of Borno, Yobe and Adamawa, where Jonathan declares a state of emergency. -- 2014 -- - February 2: Nigeria's ruling party, weakened by mass defections and riven by months of in-fighting, is dealt a fresh blow, when one of its most senior figures, former vice president Atiku Abubakar, says he has joined the main opposition. - April 6: Nigeria becomes Africa's biggest economy, leap-frogging South Africa, after the government announces a re-basing of the country's gross domestic product. - April 14: At least 75 people die in a bomb blast in a bus station on the outskirts of Abuja -- the deadliest attack yet to strike the city. Boko Haram claims responsibility. Two other attacks, in May and June, leave at least 40 dead in the capital. - 276 teenage girls are seized from their school by Boko Haram gunmen in Chibok, a remote corner of Borno state. Fifty-seven of the girls manage to flee, while 219 are still captive. May 7: Jonathan hosts the World Economic Forum on Africa in Abuja, an event aimed at highlighting the continent's growing economic strength, but is overshadowed by the Chibok hostage crisis. - August 24: Boko Haram's leader Abubakar Shekau says in a video he has created an Islamic caliphate in the northeast town of Gwoza. The group has taken control of several dozen towns and villages in the states of Adamawa, Borno and Yobe. - October 17: The army and the presidency announce a ceasefire with Boko Haram and an accord for the release of the schoolgirls. Boko Haram denies the accord and says on November 1 the schoolgirls have converted to Islam and been married off. - November 11: Jonathan announces he is standing for re-election. He has been heavily criticised for having not stamped out the Boko Haram insurgency which has left more than 10,000 dead over the past five years. https://www.yahoo.com/news/nigeria-under-goodluck-jonathan-141233396.html |
Madness !!!! The guy should be on a suicide watch. |
