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Okay Oby you see your life? Did Nnamdi Kanu not warn you? |
Pls how much is Nigeria, I want to buy! |
SupremeXYZ:the Op got me cracking and rolling! |
kogistar:and who told you Niger Delta can not pledge loyalty to Biafra after getting their Republic? I can tell you dude, Biafrans will support every move and decisions of the ND, only to team up later. Trust me, Nijiriya is the common ENEMY! |
And Buhari is busy chasing Fayose around! It's obvious, Buhari has supervised the most insecure country(Nigeria) in West Africa. History will remember that. Suddenly, providing common security for our pipelines and suppressing insurrections has become a rocket science - Fash'Ole |
koboko69:Honestly you are embarrassing yourself. Those words actually have meaning. If you are looking for the words in your dictionary then forget it. Some words are actually found only in encyclopedia. |
koboko69:but you know am saying the truth. You shouldn't have been using that word 'Mental Slavery'. You can have a healthy argument without being abusive. |
prince088:but you are not also sincere. I have also followed the argument. @onexile was arguing maturedly, and kept on asking important questions. But the other guy kept on using the words such as 'mental slavery' against him. The essence of argument is for learning, and not for unhealthy rivalry. I hate it when people starts throwing insults and using fawl languages against another person during arguments, simply because they don't agree with your disposition. And when @onexile now decided to oblige him, he started looking for who to ban him. |
onexile: ![]() ![]() Oga i dey see your hand work ooo abeg take am easy oooo! I will advice that guy not to go this lane with you. Lol |
onexile: ![]() ![]() Oga i dey see your hand work ooo abeg take am easy oooo! I will advice that guy not to go this line with you. Lol |
I read all. Bubu dosnt have Satipicate that's the summary! |
Ah so Buhari actually begged them? la waoooooooo The begging General! |
I think this Op has comprehension issues! Gosh! Why are you people so petty? Where did he recant his gay stance in that article? Pls Op read the article you posted again. This time slowly! |
I took my time and read this article over and over again since yesterday. Indid, this man is a Hero! |
Sunnepa17:If you want it, 'come and get it' |
WeedyGonzalez:Thanks! You are a darling! |
A warmth kiss to all of you who wished me a happy biryhday today.... giftiebrown sunnepa17 phykel slimfitdiva candicejay ebynicole honeybash barongmj villageGoat abishaddy Fraiser Suogal maccabi ray4000... et all #lvlink_reloaded
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OMG! i wish i could reply all my mentions. i lv you all, thanks for all your wishes! |
Wow! Today is my Birthday #lvlink_reloaded cc Fraiser SMartins1 Precious91 barongmj sunnepa17 giftiebrown ray4000 et all **Dancing Shakati Bumbum** |
mightyokwy:Most of them doesn't even know that the whole of delta North which Asaba is part of are Igbos by Birth and Origin. Igbouzo, Asaba, Ogwuashi-Ukwu, Akwukwu-Igbo, Idumuje, Ebu, Elah, Idumuje-Uno, Idumuje-Ugboko, Agbor, Anwai, Okpanam, Igbeke, Ukwu Ani, and even the whole of Ani-Ocha and Oshimiri south LGA are all Igbos and are very proud of it. I am here to cure their Petroleum Jelly infected Brain. |
donphilopus:My friend just keep quiet and learn. Asaba is more Igbo than even Imo and Abia state. I am an Original Proud Igbo girl from Umuagu Asaba Delta state. I doubt if you have ever crossed the Niger bridge before, not to talk of stepping your feet into Asaba. Have you ever heard of Ogbeilo-ilo, Umu-Onaje, Umu-Agu, Otuogu, Ezeneyi, Ogbe Osogbewe. Umu-Ezie, Akwaebulu, Oduke and even Okwe? Does the names of these villages make sense to you? People will just sit down in Oshogbo and be typing nonsense! Okay come and carry Asaba together with my family and go Ibadan na. Mtchewww! Finally, don't allow Colonel Achuzie the Biafra Warlord from Asaba to hear this nonsense from you, otherwise your name will be SORRY. |
the opinion of this minority politicians can not decide the fate of Niger Deltans. these are just APC political jobbers! the common man on the streets of Niger Delta are the ones to decide whether to be a Biafran or not! not this Old out-dated Politicians. and like i always say, i am not a member of Massob nor Ipob, but for the recent unprovoked killing of People in Asaba few days ago, if you place Nigeria on one side and place Biafra on the other side and ask me to choose one..... your guess is as good as mine. |
la waoooooo this is smack down! **In John Cena's voice, can you see me?** |
richidinho:lovely guy! |
fraiser2:dont mind that Anti Spam abi na Sperm! |
fraiser2:wow! ***Dancing shakati Bumbum*** |
adebisiolumide5:i read the news from Premiumtimes hours ago President Muhammadu Buhari is ill and is being treated at the presidential villa, PREMIUM TIMES can authoritatively report. The president has an infection in his left ear, otherwise called Meniere Disease, a challenge which has drastically reduced his outings in the last one week. As a result of the infection, the president now suffers hearing impairment and routinely complains of severe pains and unusual sounds from that ear, those familiar with his condition told PREMIUM TIMES. Mr. Buhari had on three recent occasions cancelled official trips within and outside the country due to the infection and was represented at those events by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo. A statement by the presidency on Friday said the vice president would again represent the president at the 48th Ordinary Summit of Head of State and Government of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) holding this weekend in Dakar, Senegal. The statement by Laolu Akande, the Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity to the vice president, said Mr. Osinbajo would leave for Dakar on Friday and was expected back in Abuja on Sunday. Multiple sources in the Presidency told this newspaper Friday that the president got the ear infection about two weeks ago. Our sources said apart from his family, only a few high profile individuals who visited at the Presidential Villa in the last one week were aware of the president’s illness. Mr. Buhari, who clocked 73 last December, was said to have confirmed it to some dignitaries who visited him in the past days, explaining to some of them that that was why he was unable to visit Lagos and Rivers as scheduled. He was also said to have told some of his guests that he was struggling to give his failing health a major attention. He is currently being treated by his personal physician and other experts from the State House Clinic, our sources said. An official said the president might seek treatment abroad if his condition does not improve in the next few days. Despite hearing difficulty, the president, our sources said, managed to attend Jumaat service and host some important visitors, including former Presidents Olusegun Obasanjo and Goodluck Jonathan as well as some clergymen on Friday. Presidential spokespersons could not be reached to comment for this story on Friday night. While calls to the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, failed to go through, Garba Shehu, the senior special assistant on media and publicity did not answer or return calls. Media reports first hinted of the president’s illness two weeks ago when he was billed to visit Lagos. Mr. Osinbajo represented him on that visit. The vice president also represented the president in Papua New Guinea last weekend where the 8th Summit of the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States held. Mr. Buhari on Thursday put off his scheduled trip to Rivers State where he was billed to kick off the cleanup of Ogoni land as recommended by the United Nations Environmental Programme. Again, Mr. Osinbajo represented him at the event. http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/204670-president-buhari-is-ill.html |
dipson546:my dear na so i see am oooo |
