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Freemanan:baaaaaad man na now you go finish us with your FTC skills hahahaa![]() ![]() ![]() A big CONGRATULATIONS to you.. Welcome to the hustlers world ![]() ![]() ![]() Z.R |
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naijaboiy:Gee you really tried. While reading, i kept on saying in my mind "wow this guy is so on point". And when i got to No.6, i said "hmmm this is me" i really find it difficult "sometimes" to attract gurls yet people keep saying i am handsome meanwhile, there is a friend of mine, that is even on NL that attract gurls so easily that they even invite him for s*x every time yet he is not as handsome as i am. So i use to say the is just tooo lucky. No. 6, 7 and 8 is just my pains. Cheers! Z.R |
lalasticlala, Ishilove, i yaff made the post more presentable and suitable to read, re-check to confirm! Can it go to "dream-land" now ![]() ![]() |
Mamaflex:in summary, majority of nigerians dont support same-sex rubbish |
I wish them quick recovery! Thank you my VP. God bless you. I HOPE SAMBO IS LEARNING THE WORK OF VPs FROM THIS MAN?? ![]() Z.R |
A new survey carried out recently over same-sex marriage, which has just been signed into law in the United States of America, has revealed what Nigerians make of homosexual relationships. This also comes about 18 months after the former president, Goodluck Jonathan, signed the same Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Act into law, which effectively ensured same-sex unions in Nigeria became a criminal offence punishable by a maximum sentence of 14 years’ imprisonment. This Day reports that according to an independent poll conducted by NOI Polls Limited, a country specific polling service that conducts periodic opinion polls and studies on various socio-economic and political issues in Nigeria, most Nigerian adults still remain in support of the law. The poll result suggests that this support is unaffected by the recent legalisation of same- sex marriage by the United States Supreme Court, revealing further that most Nigerians have, regardless of the law, refused to accept the lesbian, gay and bi-sexual (LGB) community and practices in the society. About 87 per cent of adults who were randomly interviewed from the country’s six geopolitical zones said they would not accept a family member who is homosexual with a larger proportion of Nigerians (90 per cent) expressing their disbelief about people being born homosexual. NOI’s Director of Research, Dr. Bell Ihua, disclosed that the poll was conducted in partnership with the Initiative for Equal Rights (TIERs) and Bisi Alimi Foundation, chiefly to measure the perception of Nigerians towards the LGB community. “This new figure is down 5-points from the 2013 poll result, where majority (92 per cent) showed support for the bill. More findings revealed that a majority of Nigerians (81 per cent) do not believe homosexuals should have the same rights as other Nigerians. “Furthermore, the results showed that 9 in 10 Nigerians (90 per cent) do not believe people are born homosexual, suggesting that being gay is a quality that is acquired through life’s experiences. “87 per cent of those interviewed stated that they would not be willing to accept a family member who is homosexual; although 11 per cent showed willingness to accept a gay family member. “In conclusion, Nigerians do not support marital rights for the LGB community, however they are slightly in support of some socio-economic rights,” Ihua said. There was jubilation in the USA last week, following the announcement by the Supreme Court that the country had legalised same sex marriage throughout the federation. www.naij.com/477252-nigerians-express-their-views-on-same-sex-marriage.html cc lalasticlala, Ishilove |
Nice one. Children of anger where are you? ![]() Z.R |
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Ooops!!!! !!!!!![]() |
I cant believe this shii made fp Z.R |
This person above me is as clueless as her Otuoke hero What a whole then President Jonathan, couldnt do until some few weeks to election, a "Vice-President"is doing it yet these pained TANoids like this one above me is crying like baby ![]() Z.R |
Op, you need cane on your buttocks.. This is more annoying than funny ![]() Z.R |
IGBOSON1:not at all. You can confirm from google by clicking the attached link. |
Euro31:pls dont insult on my thread. Thanks |
Brigadier General Benjamin Adekunle was a renowned war lord during the Nigerian Civil War. A strict, firece and gallant Soldier. Below is the throwback picture of him at the war-front. The Nigerian Civil War started July 6 1967 and ended January 15 1970. Never again shall we experience such a disaster. ![]() He looks on (standing) while a Soldier targets enemies.. www.google.com.ng/search?q=Adekunle+of+Civil+War+in+Nigeria&client=ms-opera-mini&channel=new&gws_rd=cr&ei=EAmVVd6sDsj4UpmpuPAH Cc: Lalasticlala, Ishilove
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My kitchen is more beautiful ![]() Z.R |
PusssyNevaSlack:you cant change it. You will have to deactivate this account, and register with another email. Z.R |
Meehn i cant stand the bashings going on in this thread anymore. *runs out.. |
eph12:hmmm |
axiliborha:do you know that i see you as a man?? ![]() |
ECOTERRORS:k |
ECOTERRORS:If not that i'm fasting, you'd have seen the wrath of quoting me and spewing thrash. Back off my post. |
PusssyNevaSlack:You are Jessica Smith, why cant you make your username Jessica or Smith or more responsible one?? ![]() Others can welcome you, but you are not welcomed by me ![]() Z.R |
PassingShot. It is with my deep bitterness that those strong words are coming from you yet, it is my distinct happiness that you made quite clear points. Though, I agree with you with the appointment of CSO and SGF which does not require the NASS for the approval but I am surprised you didn't think to the NASS assembly crisis as the cause for the delay in the ministerial appointments. With the continuous unrest in the NASS, the ministerial appointments cannot be made. So therefore, the delay of PMB's appointment of the ministers is due to the crisis there (NASS) but as things are now, the crisis is coming to an end. HakunaMatata --Worry less man. Note: Next time, please mention me on threads like this. ![]() Z.R |
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ericoleon:Google is your friend, gentleman. Z.R |
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na now you go finish us with your FTC skills hahahaa





cant make fp? how about now?