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MrCork:
..CRACKHEAD...BUT SERRRRIOSSLY...DID BACTERIA SHIFT YOR BRAIN TO THE RIGHT.....Y DO U ALL WAYS TYPE BAK WARD TO THE RIGHT? (no ofeense)

oga cork, abeg e dey okay.


XavierBlue

prettythicksme:
How will u collect it cos i dey fear if i ask u to come collect it in my hood

you simply have to trust me, i swear i won't lift a finger


XavierBlue

prettythicksme:
Wake up,its morning

you're naturally wicked. Comon simple loan you no fit dash

XavierBlue

US President Barack Obama said Saturday “Africa is on the move”, as he praised the spirit of entrepreneurship at a business summit in Kenya during his first visit to the country of his father’s birth since his election as president.

“I wanted to be here, because Africa is on the move, Africa is one of the fastest growing regions in the world,” Obama said.

“People are being lifted out of poverty, incomes are up, the middle class is growing and young people like you are harnessing technology to change the way Africa is doing business.”

The US embassy itself warned the summit could be “a target for terrorists”, but President Uhuru Kenyatta said the event showed a different side to Africa than that often portrayed in the media.

“The narrative of African despair is false, and indeed was never true,” Kenyatta said.
“Let them know that Africa is open and ready for business,” he added.
Obama arrived in Kenya late Friday, when Kenyatta greeted him as he stepped off Air Force One.
“It is wonderful to be back in Kenya,” Obama said.

“I’m proud to be the first US president to visit Kenya, and obviously this is personal for me. My father came from these parts.”
Obama is linked to his Kenyan family via his father Barack senior, a pipe-smoking economist who Obama has admitted he “never truly” knew. He walked out when Obama was just two and died in a car crash in Nairobi in 1982, aged 46.
A massive security operation was under way in Nairobi, with parts of the usually traffic-clogged capital locked down and airspace also closed for the president’s landing late Friday and his scheduled departure late Sunday for neighbouring Ethiopia.
Top of the list of security concerns is Somalia’s Al-Qaeda-affiliate, the Shebab, who have staged a string of suicide attacks, massacres and bombings on Kenyan soil, including an attack on a university in April that killed 147 students.
Obama said he had seen big changes in Kenya’s rapidly growing capital Nairobi since his last visit around a decade ago, saying it looked “pretty different” and praising the “incredible progress”.

Also the Kenyan media were awash Saturday with coverage of Barack Obama’s first visit to his father’s homeland, with the US president waving from one front page headlining “Kenya Here I Am”.

Hours after he landed in Nairobi on the first leg of a two-country Africa tour, large chunks of all the major newspapers, and long stretches of television programming, were devoted to coverage of Obama’s visit.

Crowds had gathered in the dark along the road from the airport to the city centre to cheer as the US presidential motorcade passed by after Obama arrived on Air Force One at 8:00 pm (1700 GMT) Friday.
Obama’s Kenyan half-sister, Auma Obama, accompanied him in his armoured limousine, nicknamed “The Beast”.

Obama was due to give his first public address on Saturday morning at the opening of the Global Entrepreneurship Summit at Nairobi’s large UN compound.

An editorial in The Nation spoke of the “Obama phenomenon” and called on Kenyans to be inspired by his example of “the boundless possibilities open to us as individuals and as a nation.”

“If there is one important outcome from the presidential visit, it is that we can, indeed, stand above all the little schisms that all too often turn us against each other,” the editorial said, in a reference to the country’s deep ethnic divisions that came to the fore during election-related violence seven years ago.
The Star took a similar tone, saying political differences should be set aside.

The Standard urged Kenyans to “embrace entrepreneurship” and hoped Obama’s visit would have economic benefits for the country.

Source. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/07/obama-hails-spirit-of-entrepreneurship-in-africa/


XavierBlue

sinaj:
hmm interesting thread


nice one op

naughty gej
XavierBlue

XavierBlue

pbs4real:
boss nah me hail u pass. . . .no mind pretty,d gal sabi form innocent. . .and she badt gan

i tell you. She don spoil tey tey


XavierBlue

pbs4real:
like say u get money

no mind am. I don tell am wetin i need. Bros afa na.


XavierBlue

prettythicksme:
whaaat!! u can say dat again

you can read it again. When am i getting the loan? I needed it this night.


XavierBlue

prettythicksme:
Ok how much u need?

i need your body sleeping in my bed

XavierBlue

He should have used 30 keke not ferrari's.
XavierBlue

prettythicksme:
hmmm u don build house? ans dat first bf we proceed.

as a collateral? But you promise to leave me alone na:-( .


Xavierblue

Op i don't know what to say to you.

Xavierblue

prettythicksme:
ole ni bobo yi sha ,so u come true true?

i don't joke with money. Money na? Hope nairaland go leave me alone? No EFCC?


Xavierblue

SAMBARRY:
Okada next bustop. Oya move it

you have a funny moniker though. Sambarry

Xavierblue

DAVIYJONESS:
I've been gone for weeks due to personal activities and work but watching closely every action. I'm back with loads of list.
Romance section be prepared!!!

I'm daviyjoness the man of list.

that your fvcking business.


Xavierblue

prettythicksme:
let us discuss there,no let us derail dis fine thread.

alright dear, the thread is sexy sha



Xavierblue

Prettythicksme am here, the money dear banker


Xavierblue

prettythicksme:
yes,i work in nairaland central bank of nigeria(NCBN)we gives loan and leave u alone.let meet on derailers paradise

aiit. See you there, hope you come with the money, i need like a million dollars.


Xavierblue

MemphisDepay:
is your dick big, yes or no?

firstly, is this an interview?


Xavierblue

prettythicksme:
I swear lies go full here very soon from diff angle

i swear, dem never arrive.
prettythicksme pls am looking for a bank that will give me a loan and leave me alone. Do you know one


Xavierblue

MemphisDepay:
is it dat big?

you won't understand


Xavierblue

prettythicksme:
Me,myself and I!i smell lies everywhere

i smell it too


Xavierblue

My dick.

Xavierblue

shaiba:
the last point killed it. A lot of homes are in a wreck because of this.

even in relationships.


Xavierblue

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XavierBlue[/quote]

https://www.elcrema.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/couple-unhapy.jpg

It’s possible to expect too much from your husband in your marriage and this is really toxic for your marriage. Do you think you are expecting too much from your husband? Below are signs that you are expecting too much from him

1. You expect too much from love and marriage because you watch Hollywood romance movies or read too much romance novels that aren’t realistic.

2. You expect the marriage to be smooth and rosy all the time, forgetting every marriage has stages and there would be moments when it won’t be smooth and rosy.

3. You don’t step back sometimes and take an objective look at your marriage but instead expect a perfect husband and rush to divorce when you notice any imperfection in him.

4. You blame your unhappiness on your marriage instead of looking within.

5. You always expect him to know what will always make you happy.

6. You expect your husband to buy you expensive gifts always because that’s what you feel good husbands do.

7. You expect him to have make love to you every night if he loves you.

8. You expect too much from your husband when you compare your marriage with that of your friends, forgetting that what works for them in their marriages might not work for you in yours

http://www.elcrema.com/2015/07/24/8-signs-you-expect-too-much-from-your-husband/

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