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sonnie10:
Merry Christmas to you and yours.

otipoju:
As I am, I fear Nigerians. The name of God is always on their lips but evil is constantly in their hearts.

sonnie10:
Isi gini?

sonnie10:
50k deal, not bad for a start

Lordbucci2:
Are u ok?? Even if u can’t read , check d picture. Na MAN !!

FatherBona:
[s][/s] Name the movie

igbodefendercom:
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When you are an actress, you can renew your fame by acting in another film.

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VLadipo:
Bible in a Year: Isaiah 32–33 Colossians 1

I will strengthen you and help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.
Isaiah 41:10

Today's Scripture & Insight: Isaiah 41:8–13

My father-in-law turned seventy-eight recently, and during our family gathering to honor him, someone asked him, “What’s the most important thing you’ve learned in your life so far?” His answer? “Hang in there.”

Hang in there. It might be tempting to dismiss those words as simplistic. But my father-in-law wasn’t promoting blind optimism or positive thinking. He’s endured tough things in his nearly eight decades. His determination to press on wasn’t grounded in some vague hope that things might get better, but in Christ’s work in his life.

“Hanging in there”—the Bible calls it perseverance—isn’t possible through mere willpower. We persevere because God promised, over and over, that He’s with us, that He’ll give us strength, and that He’ll accomplish His purposes in our lives. That’s the message He spoke to the Israelites through Read the rest here: http://www.dailydevotionalsonline.com/index.php#ourdailybread

fairfora:
Sure...my point is, our ladies too are joining them. We have a culture to protect, I suppose

BabbanBura:
Babe invite me nah, local man wan feed the organs of sight!

fairfora:
Not only in schools oo. They should start from the airports especially the lagos international airport . Ladies now travel in bumshots. When they get on the plane, they cover it with duvet and their long jackets and when they get to destinations they join their peeps in the west who don't mind walking in panties. I travelled to LA early this year. What I saw was a bizzare . From lagos to Dubai . When we arrived at dubai airport, I was thinking the authority wouldn't allow them pass thinking their final destination was DXB , but didnt know they were also traveling to US. The moment we got to dubai, there was an instant transfer as we disembarked from the plane. A guy lifted a placard showing Los Angeles Passengers, this way...we were led to the bus which took us to their terminal 3 to join the A380 flight from dubai to Los angeles about 19-hour flight, none stop. The flight was capable of carrying over 700 passengers at a time and it was full to the brim. It's a double decked aircraft the biggest so far in the industry. I've flown it before but on a short distance from Dubai to Paris. I boarded same vehicle with these bumshot babes to the terminal 3. They suddenly disappeared as we were boarding the A380 flight only to surface again at Tom Bradley airport in LA and the dressing became a norm. Make our women dey take am jeeje with their dressing oo, make dem no blind us for face. Its getting out of the way.

islandmoon:
so ashamed of your school, you just embarrassed your school the more , for not knowing how to make use of punctuation marks.

Olufela30:
Just hope that her body odor will not let her lose management deal with Mr P.. Even if we know her mouth will still dry for 6Om..

NwaAmaikpe:




This is quite creative. I grinned for the first time since mid April.

I understand this is a very trying time for Tacha...I pray she has the courage to embrace her odour and see it as what makes her unique.
She should also take solace in the fact that if Linda Ikeji could survive it, she too can.

Let's say NO to the stigmatization of people living with body odour.

fal con01:
Rapper zlatan? rapper?