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I wonder why women do such dishonourable thing. If there's anyone you should vent your anger on, it is your husband that betrayed his vows and not the poor desperate lady that is looking for some consolation. |
tuale4u:Who blame don help? Blame connotes a negative mindset. Now tell me how is it possible, to move at the pace you should when you keep looking back or holding on to the past? |
SlaughterGang:do it? as in, he can turn things around or make it get to 500? |
This is what we call steady decline. This is a good time to own some dollars. |
this ty Bello hair Na proper definition of Mattero |
Ize Iyamu still remains the preferred candidate. By the way, it is normal to reject election result. Obaseki even before the election had said he would go to court if he loses. |
henchamb:hahahahaha. Sorry o! Your own Na double trouble |
decatalyst:sorry bro, but once you are a PUBLIC figure or frequently show off your wealth to the PUBLIC your business becomes everybody's business |
INEC sure knows how to give us more reasons not to trust them. But again, had the national assembly agreed to the use of e-voting, these problems would have been minimised. |
Bey, Jigga needs another child o. |
Jarizod:that's what we call close marking. |
But I wonder why celebs like denying rumours about their wedding when they obviously won't be able to hide it once consummated. It gives the idea of uncertainty or hidden motive on their part. |
In other words, we should hand the country over to this private investors to achieve this perceived brightness . |
Nobody expects the Military to come and support the claims na. It would be unmilitary to do that. |
Hope it will not be another ghost investment like the Chinese deal sha? |
This is what the Binis will call "create awareness" This one Na serious awareness but this one she mentioned specific names and threw a challenge at Linda Ikeji, I think it is too hard to deny o. |
I see two young boys in that pix. btw, stealing is not allowed no matter the circumstance. |
This is free ad o. Guy you suppose pay o. |
He should bring the boys to LEA Kawo then we can applaud him |
I wonder why people Wed in absentia sef. So the man no love you enough to leave him base for abroad come marry you? abi Na arrangii marriage as usual? |
This is how you know a serious society. No room for misconduct. Once you are exposed, you either resign, or you are sacked. But for my country the matter go drag for the full duration of your tenure. |
YungJo207:guy, forget that thing jor. Nowadays, the preference is a catchy beat with a good sing-along chorus that one can dance to. No doubts, Fela would have had so much to sing about the current t happening in the country particularly now that his good friend PMB is the President. But whether him go hold sway as he did in the 80s is a big doubt |
Yesterday I was listening to a radio station when one of Fela's songs,"shuffering and shmilling" Listening to the lyrical content, beats, genre of music and the general arrangement of his songs, i couldn't help but wonder what would have become of his songs had they been sung in this present time. Giving the current preferences in Nigeria music, the current market for Nigeria's music both in and out of the country, and the fact that music is now purely entertainment and not a way of making political statements like it was in the 70s to early 90s. Infact, the last time any major political leader responded to a song was President Obasanjo's reply to Eadris Abdulkarim's JAGA JAGA; which means music has lost its voice as a tool of activism. So, giving these and many other reasons and/or trends in music, would Fela's music that rocked the world from the late 60s to early 90s have succeeded if they were sung in the current Nigeria music scene? |
You can actually count with your fingers, the number of currencies the Naira is stronger than. Wonder what Mugabe would say about this. |
SAGEM my X1 that phone Na phone. |
So who go stand with me Na ![]() |
If I hear say PMB no sanction the sale. He is just quiet just like OBJ was during his third term bid. For the governors to support it shows that it has the imprint of the president all-over it. The plot: Let others sell it while you stay at the background just in case it doesn't go down well. |
GasAndOilTheory:hahahahahahahahahahaha!! cracked me up real good. |
While in camp, I won't forget how Mr Adedini, the director of HR kept pestering us until we all registered for " U - Report." It didn't stop there; getting to the local government of posting, the LIs kept disturbing us to register more people which we did. And that was how we ushered ourselves to a world of unending poll questions and results. Even after service, these U-Report guys keep sending me ceaseless messages about polls and polls result. The painful thing us that, you hear your phone ring and think that Baba God has replied your call only to find a message from '24453' with one irrelevant question or one result of a poll you can bet was manufactured. Please, who knows how to UNREGISTER one self from this U- U-Report scheme cause I don tire for them ![]() |
Good investment; I am sure the guy has calculated his expected returns from this donation. I just hope the money no go enter one - chance like those people wey give their savings to PMB for campaign. |
Nice camera angle. Makes the crowd look much. |
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