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wow, that guy is smart,,, i for raise alarm one time,, no time to waste time... Cos i take the risk of allowing to deny stealing the money, especially if he had passed the money to someone else, and hence can deny it cos the money wasnt on him..

adonbilivit:
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so na only 'i' u get for this life eh kwa?

Goodboiyy:
lolz. brother nor kill me with laugh abeg, Lolz, hahahaha...
D mugu even get mind to post the crap for NL, Lolz, hahagaga Lolz, Op go mumu tay,

lol, and the nigga dosent even care to edit it,,

Oahray:
you should speak for yourself sha. Some people don't fear hellfire cos they don't believe in it, like me.

true,, though i wish i didnt,,, my upbringing i guess..

elijah2u:
Not making paradise is my fear too, cos how will one die on earth through mysterious death, cos no one can ever burst of what kind of death he/she will die through and die for nacking akpako on judgements days. Funny though

lol, i dey tell u...

Daughterzion:
Thats my greatest fear too.....or my mum's greatest fear.
Only few will understand what i mean

ya, i feel u...

divinehand2003:
I DON'T WANT TO WAKE UP IN HELL MY DEAR OP.

lol, neither do i,, neither does anybody..

i read davido's interview once, where he said not making heaven was one of his greatest fears in life,,..


And i came to realise that it was my greatest fear too,,. I mean the way these men of God describe hell can make ice run down your spine just at the thought of it..


At some times when i'm alone i just keep on wondering,,,...


WHAT IF??..


Not being able to achieve all my dreams and dying young also scares me,, or dying before before i can reap the fruit of my labour is also one of my greatest fears in life...


So over to you nairalanders, what are your greatest fears in life? I dont necessarily mean your phobias, but you can share them here too if you have any..


Me,, my phobia is not having data on my phone(does that even have a name?)..

prelinctus:
Oh, you just included the link. Sharp guy.

lol,,no, i didnt include it now, i did when i created the thread, buh it was broken thats y perharps u couldnt see it at first cos it wasnt highlighted.

OP must be yoruba,,.. Whatsapp convoy indeed..

Freemanan:

FIND LOVE...


WHEN YOU HAVEN'T FOUND SALVATION..

, my brother ooo,,, priority misplacement.

lol, u go pay me? By the way its not my analysis, saw it in a newspaper and decided to share,, the link is broken, buh u can copy and paste it in ur browser anyways.

the OP hasen't eaten breakfast yet thats y he is posting this,,.. Only the power sector has improved,, the remaining points are crap..


Dont quote me, keep ur opinions to urself.

A community leader in Creek Town, Odukpani Local Government area of Cross River State, Chief Asuquo Ekpenyong Ekpe, has been kidnapped. Sources said Ekpe, the elder brother of the former Director General of the Department of State Services (DSS), Chief Ekpenyong Ita, was kidnapped in his Creek Town residence in the early hours of Saturday at about 4.00 am.
Initially, rumours had made the rounds that his wife
was also kidnapped, but the police debunked the claims, saying that it was only Ekpe that was kidnapped. Source told THISDAY that Ekpe was kidnapped by some unknown gunmen who arrived in their speedboats and stormed his residence in the community in the dark hours through the creeks, when the tide of the Calabar River estuary was high.


The sources said the gunmen, whose number could not be immediately ascertained, escaped with their captive through a narrow canal, perhaps the same route they came into the community.
The source said soldiers who were drafted to the Creek Town jetty after a previous kidnap episode in the community were at still at their duty post when the latest kidnap happened. The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) for the state police command, Mr. Hogan Bassey, confirmed the kidnap of Ekpe. Bassey said the police was aware of the incident and were on top of the situation.

Cc: lalasticlala

www.thisdaylive.com/articles/former-dg-dss-ekpenyong-ita-s-brother-kidnapped/219471/

loomer:
In summary......
Steal while you can

lol, abi ool, afterall stealing is not corruption...

IamLEGEND1:
To pass away time before the Premier league super sunday kicks off.

lol, now thats hilarious,, especially, those man utd early 12pm kickoff,, i'm a victim too..

i would say.. ''i was only joking ooo'''

RickRichards:
Then I can't offer any advice.

lol,, so u cant advice without insulting eh kwa

DickDastardly:
Misleading topic.

i have slept with a lot of ladies without knownig them canally.

i believe u, ur moniker says it all

Dekatron:

seconded.

i dont believe this crap, buh if its true both u and ur gf are immature...

1. Difficult start for Oliseh


As soon as Sunday Oliseh was announced as
Stephen Keshi’s successor, he has been
submerged in a giant wave of optimism and
goodwill. A lot of people – this writer included –
has been genuinely hopeful and excited. Well, it is
not as if all that has evaporated, but this is surely not the start he hoped for. He will have more time
to work on the squad and the results will start
showing soon.

2. Carl I keep your shirt, Vincent?


Amid the inexperience and lack of basic
intelligence in the Eagles squad, debutant Carl
Ikeme managed to stand out and cover himself in
glory. The Wolves goalkeeper, who was called up
to replace the bereaved Vincent Enyeama was a
commanding presence, calm and classy. Ikeme pulled off some nice stops in the second half, when
the Tanzania threatened to shock.

3. Beginning of the end for Haruna


One of the major talking points of the game, was
Oliseh pulling out Haruna Lukman in the 35th
minute of the game. The Anzhi midfielder looked
lethargic prior to that, playing with little or no
energy and enthusiasm. It is one thing to have
ability. It is not thing to use it well. Once again, we saw that the line between arrogance and
confidence is painfully blur. For someone who had
been in the international wilderness for five years,
he should have grabbed this opportunity with
both hands.

4. Emenike, Musa don’t do enough


For a team that was sprinkled with debutants and
a lot of inexperienced heads, the more
experienced players did not come to the party.
Emmanuel Emenike was a bit average and did not
link up play as well as he can. CSKA Moscow
winger, Ahmed Musa, sparkled in bursts – and it was really more about his pace than end product.

5. Tanzania give good account of themselves


Most pundits expected the Eagles to impose
themselves on their hosts and claim another
routine victory in Dar es Salaam. That was not the
case. Tanzania provided real threat all through the
game and if not for Ikeme and some wayward
finishing, they should have scored a goal or two, especially in the second half.



‘Ifreke Inyang tweets via @Ifreke


dailypost.ng/2015/09/05/ifreke-inyang-5-things-we-learnt-from-tanzania-vs-nigeria/

she might be telling the truth though..

post the whole story here na..

we all know they are decieving us,, the president says he has only 1 a/c with union bank,,.. Thats bullsh*t mehn... no body believes that crap.

mayorjosh:
Rotflmao

lol, i've declared it neh, as she asked,.

Drkul:
Declare your assets

1 pair of jeans, 2 polo shirts, 1 nokia torch, 1 converse, and N1056.65 in my first bank a/c

mayorjosh:
Oya drop am

guy park one side oo,, no spoil my show,, u dey put sand for my garri..

Drkul:
Are you the brother

well i could replace him here,,.. Cant i? Since he is not available,

ember months and accidents,,
May God protect us and our families these bad times..

prettytasha:
.. ya brother is the zonal chairman of the Mugu local government area.

love is blind u know, the guy is blinded..