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What!!!!! Dont even think about it. I bought the exclusive rights to those pictures

@ Muki U dont really expect me to send those sumptious butt shots out I keep them for my viewing pleasure.


@Disguy Go find urs

michelin89:
I mean pretty mostly has to do with manners, elegance and physical structure. A woman with a nice body is pretty. Beauty mainly refers to the face. So a woman can be pretty and ugly, beautiful but unpretty and she can be both.

Gene is both.
Omotola is both
Chioma Chukwuka is both
Stella is beautiful and elegant but can't be defined as fully pretty
Rita Dominic is very pretty and petite and she's half beautiful.
Ini Edo is beautiful and not pretty *you can sue me for this but it's the truth*
Stephanie Okereke is very pretty but not beautiful
Oge Okoye is half pretty (she has K leg) but definitely she isn't beautiful (she is just fair but colour isn't all)

ur own opinion which I might add that is solely subjective

crazykid:
Then the girl should teach him
co's you know, two heads are better that one.

Two good heads.

One good head and one bad head is recipe for disaster

@ Diss guy
If U are waiting for the booty pics , then prepare to wait some more. Those pics are for my eyes only.



Thanks for the welcome. I have been busy tying up the loose ends in school.

Thanks Mukina for pointing out my "post" on Davidlyan's blog. I would not say I was suprised to see that, given the penchant of some Nairaland members to readily change identities. However, I was kind of irked with the choice of Nairaland members my imposter chose to diss. My view of Nairaland might be different with those members but I will definitely not stoop that low to disrespect them. I learnt a lot of stuff from them even amidst the drift in viewpoints. What reason do I have to diss debosky? Or even Mukina, of whom I hold in high regards. Thank God she had the level-headedness to keep her cool and seek my view unlike some others that went on a war path immediately those words were posted. And more importantly, give me one reason why I should particularly run to the defence of Seun. I don't dislike him nor do I like him. Those are emotions that I don't dispense with easily. Just for the records, I have even been banned by Seun once for going off topic. So why should I go off my way trying to defend him.


Anyway, Thanks Muki. I really owe U one for acting so maturely.

LMAO

I am not all into the booty- craze but this one was really something else. And she was like dont blame me blame ma mama!!!

Yeah. Sure. Let me finish up some stuff and I will come on YIM.

Reminds of the one on an Eritrean girl that I met in the club last nite. Men some booties can be slamming

Hi Mukina
Loooooong Time

Iyke-D:
I am no economist, but where do you guys propose things start from? Virtually most
of these projects are private sector driven, meaning they target in areas where they
expect to make their profits soonest. Should they wait for the middle class to appear
out of thin air or should they jump-start the developments and by so doing encourage
the government to invest in ares that can nurture the middle class?

Lastly, are the people being hired to work on these construction projects not Nigerians?
Are some of the construction materials being sourced by these projects not purchased
or made in Nigeria by companies who are in turn employing Nigerians?

As someone with a better knowledge of economics said earlier, eventually the market
will determine when there is an over supply of high end or high rise apartments, thus
signaling the need to expand the market/demand for those in lower income brackets.

I will have serious problem if the government is investing in waterfront apartments for
the wealthy as supposed to investing in mass housing projects or social infrastucture.
Gradually, both the private and public sectors in Nigeria are getting the formula down,
as demonstrated by the newly constructed Lagos terminal and Tinapa.

I think we are all the same page here. I wonder y U are all getting riled up. My point is dat there is no middle class in Nigeria and ur point is dat the economy now driven solely by the private sector will create one. That makes perfect sense and seems very logical. Of course, it has to start from somewhere and if the private sector in Nigerai can provide that then so be it. However , my wait and see attitude is knowing the fact that most theories of economics can be turned into absolute crap with very bad and inconsistent government policies. The private sector is thought to be supposedly driving the economy because current government policies made it possible and in Nigeria the fickleness of governmental policies is always a strong factor.

@Pain
Wisdom does not accomodate naivety

Nigeria's middle class can now enjoy retail therapy closer to home.
In the old days, for some, going shopping in Nigeria meant going to London.

Sorry, bro if I got stuck up on dat

Anyway, it will be great if this middle class does really exists and it will be fantastic to see it growing. That is a good omen. We just have to wait and see.

One thing for sure that we still have in this crazy world is our right to dream

Anyway, cant contribute to topic or else,

Well, for one to earn anywhere from 70k to 200k is somewhat comfortable to a certain degree. But the question is, what percentage of the total population has this earning power. To me that percentage is statistically insignificant. An economy being driven by a middle class is not hard to spot. That economy is usually bouyant and aggressive and  I dont see these qualities in the Nigerian economy. That is why I am skeptical about the existence of a middle class in the Nigerian setup

I know a lot of lecturers and I know that for the last couple of years they have been having it good relatively to the conditions they were subjected to in the past. However, I also know that many can not afford a trip to london for thier shopping.

I dont know what middle class is talked about here. Nigeria has just 3 economic classes : The very rich , the struggling and the wretched.
Last time I checked , any Nigerian who can travel abroad for shopping can not be labelled as middle class . This is the preserve of the very rich. Also, somebody who is involved in an equity fund of 300 million US dollars cannot exactly fit into my definition of a middle class.

Much ado about nothing _yawns

Never say die thread

@ L Which kind yeye stunt U dey throw so? Wat chinese girl r u talking about?

LMAO


Plenty of consolation talks. The title have been won and lost. It is either U won or U lost. There is no middle ground.

gr8t:
Simple, Continue from where baba stopped.
Provide Light
Provide good roads
Empower the youth
further repair the Image of our country
Invest on sports
Invest on Education
simple

Is it the same baba that I know of?

@ Samsilo Anything to sell my market
There is one Ibo saying that goes like this: Call me watever name U like, but at the end of the month just pay me my salary
_{once again, js jking}

Then Y did the relatives of the wife of Chinedu aka Aki threaten to skin her alive

If U leave us alone, who will then buy our wares

Y is Mo already making excuses for the match against Liverpool

We no go gree

This is really getting serious and typifies the kind of people running the film industry. They are not even creative enough to come up with a decent title for a movie not to talk of a decent story line. Apart from LIVING IN BONDAGE and a very few select others, the Nigerian movie industry is just full of crap. No offence meant. Maybe we should be gearing up for a movie titled " Sanjaya Malakar "!!!!!