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L0velyn:
I am imagining things....

Yeah. You are imagining another 'snake'. I can see through your mind.

THIS IS STAGED. THIS IS NOT TRUE. WHO EVER RIGGED THIS IS AN ATTENTION SEEKING B*******. EVEN THE MOST FRAUDULENT OF THEM WONT DO THIS.

Honestly, I'd thought that this was going to be the typical stereotypical nonsense I usually see on this forum, but You proved me wrong. I am following with keen interest. Thanks.

I am happy you've gotten answers. I couldn't help being late.

Vampire. She never looks old.

On Twitter, Nigeria is a world power.

lonelydora:
Even at that. E consign you?

Yes. It does. Nobody appreciates PUBLIC nuisances.

lonelydora:
I don't believe this story 100%. I hope he didn't cook up this story to get sympathy from the police.

I don't believe your comment 100%. I hope you didn't spew this fecal matter to get attention from the public.

I might have some info. I will get back to this thread later on as I am CURRENTLY BUSY.

Thanks

RUBBISH LIST ASIDES TECKNO.
WHATEVER HAPPENED TO Asa, OmaWonder, Ric Hussaini, Duncan Mighty and the rest who's got stuffs lined up.

Nigerians and cheap music eh...

We've got three states of matter - Liquid, Solid and Gas. Water is liquid at room temperature, solid at sub-zero conditions and steam at over 100 degrees. It's still water.

Go figure!

I suspect these two bros above me to be music producers and underground rappers.

It's very understandable. Some folks are tone deaf.

semid4lyfe:
No rythym, poor arrangement, good lyrics. . .that's Nneka. She tries too hard to be deep and do conscious music but she's never cut it for me.

Her 'Heartbeat' song in which she featured Nas remains a classic! She remains Nigeria's most politically conscious singer alive!!!
If you are yet to come across her discography....sorry.



HBD Queen. Thank you for all that music!!!

This is good. Long overdue.

It's Ozil nwanne!!!

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enigma734:
Lot 80. That's my favorite. I really believe it's worth the price. Since they say art is valued based on perception.

Mynd44 lalasticlala seen take note o... this is front page material, let's promote the Nigerian art industry.

Exactly. Art is valued based on perception and conception.

searchcorp:
Very funny how informative stuffs like don't make front page.

But then even with the CNN hype. How come Olamide Oresegun didn't rake in much. I guess art collectors know what they are looking for.

Seun Lalasticlala please take note of this thread.

The more vintage the art is, the higher it will fetch. That's why. Concepts matter too e.g cubist concepts will fetch more than 3Ds.

Mods, kindly move this to the FP. Thank you.

UAE appoints 22-year-old Shamma Al Mazrui as minister.
Shamma Al Mazrui, 22-year-old
Doha: Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Prime Minister and Vice-President of UAE has appointed a youth minister in the new cabinet. He had earlier tweeted that UAE will be appointing someone under 25 in the cabinet and he has picked Shamma Al Mazrui as the Minister of Youth Affairs.
Shamma is 22 years old and hold a Master’s degree from Oxford University and a Bachelor’s degree from New York University. She will also be the President of the Youth Council which will “represent the aspirations and affairs of the youth before the government”, The National newspaper, published from UAE, reported.
Sheikh Mohammed said: “We will give the council prerogatives and we expect true achievements from her and her council.”
In earlier tweets he had said: “Youth represents some half of our Arab societies, so it is only logical to give them a voice and role in governing the nation.”
“Youth have hopes and dreams, issues and challenges; they are the reason why societies prosper or fail. They are our hope for the future. Our young country was built by the hands and achievements of youth. Youth is our strength and speed and is our treasure for the future.”


www.thepeninsulaqatar.com/news/middle-east/369899/uae-appoints-22-year-old-shamma-al-mazrui-as-minister

Mcayofficial:
Please help me fellow nairalanders
I'm in a confused state of mind as I type this,I and my fiancee are planning to get married soon this year God willing,I'm presently out of the country,while my wife to be is in Nigeria,we really don't wanna exceed 200invitees in attendance on our wedding day,but here are some limitations to this:

1. My wife to be is a worker in a big church,where she's an active one
2. Her family members might not support this,as they tend to love parties from their end
3. I'm planning on taking her along with me to the country where I'm based presently,so as to settle down there,all these will gulp cash,and we are trying to be very conservative with our spendings as well



Please we need your matured advice as on how to go about this,our plans include church wedding,introduction,engagement and reception in a day...Thank you

The solution is quite simple. Decide on a gate fee.