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my own coz who was happily married to a pastor told me of her bizarre experience.
Whenever her husband stayed for vigil in the church, she would feel something akin to
being in bed with someone, while asleep. The interesting thing about it is that each time she woke up,
she would find man's come all over her thighs/pubis.
This scenario continued until she went through a deliverance session in church.

obnelly:
use 1.8m to hook up to pas7 68.5 c -band lots of india and pakistans stuff is there for free but no football only cricket,badmiton etc

please can you be more specific, I am interested in cricket.

I thought you had a good thread until you restricted the context to the AFCON

Very good topic. I can only comment on the service I use now, which is Glo. Though I am yet to make a comparison with other providers, the glo BIS is quite unstable in my location, off akerele in surulere.

I had initially subscribed because they are supposed to have a wide area of 3g coverage. I am going to try etisalat next because I really am not getting the service I paid for with Glo.

lagerwhenindoubt:
The Rascals are not hiding FYI they are doing all the above mentioned in plain sight

oh really? why can't a serving governor be prosecuted in a Nigerian court of law? you don't understand the context of the sentence clearly

OP, Go bless you for sharing this information. These bandits will soon have nowhere to hide

bilymuse:
"Ojukwu's recent presence in the Washington DC area did not inspire much enthusiasm within the Igbo community. The Igbo's earlier perception of him was shaped through the distorted prisms of the Biafran propaganda. The Biafran propaganda apotheosized him, so, in the Igbo minds, he became something of a deity, an invaluable political asset. But, over the years, he proved himself a political profligate, improvidently spending his political capital. His repeated political blunders, especially, that his infamous waltz with Sani Abacha demystified and stripped him of much of his political legitimacy. It left him devoid of any political good will, except for the lingering grip of the Biafran propaganda on some Igbo minds".

-Tochukwu Ezukanma

Do you recollect the last time Igbos ventured to close all markets for 7 days? you are entitled to your opinion but please do not attempt to distort history. Who did not waltz with Abacha? the whole country was held captive by the man!

There is absolutely no need for this thread, OP. Femi Kuti released a track in 1986 or thereabouts with a reference
to the subject matter, it was called MYOB (Mind Your Own Business).

philip0906:
what do u expect,when u spend your income on weed?

Bestglo:
Even the two others do weed

I think luck hasn't just smiled at him

looks like he does the most weed

@OP

thank you for this. I visited Tarkwa circa 1976 for a family weekend and I have pleasant memories from that trip. I was just 6 years old but I remember there was no electricity in the house we stayed in.

It was certainly not the kind of place you have so vividly described

Amaka G29:
Cute dress with a bad camera angle, tis all

what angle would have been better? from behind?

see where the dude's hand is,

e don start kalakuta 2 be dat. At this rate he will beat his father's record of 7 children