Adexvivacity:


And bring it out wen the fire is off?

Gbam

I hear wem today for the traffic. Na small remain make i late for work. Thank God nobody die

kennosklint:
The marine spirit's in lagos are angry.dirty afonjas

you are omo ale, meaning BASTARD

okomile:
Eeyaaaa
If car is on third party insurance, car is gone.

Thank God, no life was lost

Why? @ bolded

gabpaul:
Shookora kilo Kosi o ey” shooku sheka aya shoomaker o..

Gbayi.....

Salmoneus:
What causes cars to burn?

These are ritual sacrifices for presidential candidates

E hard no be small

izzy4shizzy:
English hard gon

Obiora Obianodo is the first son of Business Mogul and Top Transport Industry CEO Chief Vincent Amaechi Obianodo. Obiora who was raised in Lagos Nigeria started his educational journey as a pupil of Nazareth Schools FESTAC. He further enrolled for secondary education at the prestigious Federal Government College Ijanikin, Lagos state Nigeria.

In 1999, he was admitted into the University of Abuja where he acquired a degree in Economics. Given his love and zeal to get a global perspective on Business and Management, he proceeded to The University of Buckingham, London where he acquired another Bachelor’s degree in Business Law as well as a Master’s degree in Service Management in 2005 & 2006 respectively.

With Several Business Portfolio under his management belt, Obiora Obianodo currently leads the team – as the Managing Director at a chain of businesses in the Transport, Oil & Gas, Medicals, Real Estate, Hospitality and Edutainment industries. These companies include: Paramount Life Care – A fully equipped medical laboratory in Lagos Nigeria. Also known as Paramount Life Care, the company has emerged as the pioneers in diagnostic imaging and laboratory tests in Nigeria.

Rockview Hotels & Rockview Atlantic – A business chain within the Hospitality industry. The Rockview Group currently consists of Hotels in Lagos (Apapa & Festac), Imo state (Owerri) and Federal Capital Territory (Abuja).

Young Shall Grow Motors – popular transport company in Nigeria with operational routes ranging from Domestic to International.

Just to mention a Few...

izzy4shizzy:
English hard gon

Shook is correct in the context it was used. If you don't know it, you don't know it. For the people that know; stay woke