The man no b pastor abi

[color=#990000][/color] lol at there tommy .... That bear factory

Deo1986:
From what i deduced in her rantings; she is a member of egede aka (axemen).... She left them due to intimidation and oppression to join the 'mafians' aka (CR) to avoid opression and intimidation from her erstwhile group. Unfortunately for this waste of a human, she just nailed her coffin.

yap after them don fuk pusy fuk the poo hoe out of her finish.... using are mess for rituals spiratuL tinz she b lik i dont wana go any further to expose u emoney

narrow dey say is the way ;Dnarrow dey say is the way

jiga

mehn ...mehn

author=ireneony post= wow u two look good and fit though .....

we got 3week for the show to flood in

;wow any one notice dat pull on snow from the trailer:::::::i guest sansa did dat and snow complied

: hmm

terrific

akinola1384:
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how much and or location

Vorpal:


That ain't much of a trailer,it's a teaser.

much more to keep in balance,that winter is here not coming

who else watch the trailer ....though

I remember the day my guy bonzy nab this omila him phone for one of the red block ...

But today no good for am

hmm

blood ....if the government can't act. ....the entire corps member should act ASAP

Study after study has shown that millions of
jobs are at risk of becoming automated in the
coming years.
And the U.S. is not prepared, says Mark
Cuban, the billionaire software developer and
owner of the Dallas Mavericks.
In a recent interview on Bloomberg TV,
Cuban warned that even people with in-
demand skills like computer coding could
soon be displaced.
"That might have been a great job a few
years ago, but you might be out of work in
five years," he said, citing what he called "the
automation of automation," where computers
learn how to write software better than
humans can.
"We're going to have a lot of displaced
workers — the nature of work is changing,"
he said.
So a new skill will become more in-demand
than it ever has been: creative thinking .
"I personally think there's going to be a
greater demand in 10 years for liberal arts
majors than there were for programming
majors and maybe even engineering," he
said. "When the data is all being spit out for
you for you, options are being spit out for
you, you need a different perspective in
order to have a different view of the data."
If you are not automatically redirected.

In particular, experts in philosophy or foreign
languages will ultimately command the most
interest from employers in the next decade,
Cuban said.
Cuban went on to say that individuals should be
investing in programs like Americorps, which
leverages community-building and creative
thinking to create social impact. But that type
work isn't always seen as valuable, Cuban
said.
"Making it a real job...that's what we're going
to need," he said.

thiev

him or her

upload more upload more

oluwashegunn:
Although. the sacking has political undertone....the worker breached a cardinal rule of the civil service commision which is neutrality and non political partisanship ....as a civil servant he/she placed himself/herself in a political disadvantage ..making Obaseki have a legal standing for firing him/her

mister is this constitutional

mister ...I don't think u kwn anything about the questioned at hand d ... and stop playing d smart one
she is obviously here for a solution and when the rit ones gt in I think she met gt it

cooperate theft

in burnaboy...writeup all men fall out
enough is enough

bro is compact able wit android and wats the price

hmmm