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Re: Covid-19::how The Busiest Street In Milan, Italy Becomes An Empty Street.. by RichBoy247: 11:18pm On Mar 18, 2020
poiZon:

Is osibanjo a rich man?

A Professor of Law and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria is definitely not poor like you.

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Re: Covid-19::how The Busiest Street In Milan, Italy Becomes An Empty Street.. by budaatum: 11:36pm On Mar 18, 2020
MetaPhysical:
How are my sisters doing up yonder?

How market? grin
https://i.stuff.co.nz/national/health/coronavirus/120270701/coronavirus-sex-workers-fear-loss-of-income-as-outbreak-spreads

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Re: Covid-19::how The Busiest Street In Milan, Italy Becomes An Empty Street.. by MetaPhysical: 11:50pm On Mar 18, 2020
budaatum:

https://i.stuff.co.nz/national/health/coronavirus/120270701/coronavirus-sex-workers-fear-loss-of-income-as-outbreak-spreads

This is when Italian men will truly appreciate prostitute and see their work as an 'essential service' to the community.

Imagine being locked up and stressed for a month, and cant go out to go offload the stress. Kai, some Italians go end up in mental house soon.

Do they have online pussy order in Italy? Kai!!!

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Re: Covid-19::how The Busiest Street In Milan, Italy Becomes An Empty Street.. by McTobe(m): 11:54pm On Mar 18, 2020
Bros better Isolate o, ;Dwe will be here to keep you company on nairaland. tongue
cRobo:
Thats true

Thank God I was able to catch my flight from Milan before the shut down,

finally I am in Nigeria, home sweet home

If I tell u wetin I see for Italy

Well

I won't say a word

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Re: Covid-19::how The Busiest Street In Milan, Italy Becomes An Empty Street.. by McTobe(m): 11:58pm On Mar 18, 2020
My brother, u too reason wetin I dey reason. Something that cannot even buy one bag of rice
bigiyaro:
5k n 10k loan, pls what is such amount supposed to change? 10k loan... imagine the wickedness.
Re: Covid-19::how The Busiest Street In Milan, Italy Becomes An Empty Street.. by PinkStarsFallIn: 12:32am On Mar 19, 2020
NextD18:
Coronavirus cannot stop Lagos traffic.
Mrchewww, ordinary ileya can stop lagos traffic
Re: Covid-19::how The Busiest Street In Milan, Italy Becomes An Empty Street.. by mushystuff: 1:42am On Mar 19, 2020
RichBoy247:


When Osinbajo was going round the country giving 5,000 naira to the poorest in our society and 10,000 loans to market women and Artisans, you all picked up arms and started calling him names even your fathers dare not? What do you people want this time?

He's not talking of vote buying schemes using public funds! This is in reference to humanitarian, charitable donations by well known billionaires so please do not confuse both!
If that rubbish by FG was actually for good reason why did it stop almost immediately after elections? Even the so called N-Power, shebi ministry of Humanitarian Affairs has suspended payment because she is reading files and reports to understand the justification of the program?

Wake up jare!
Re: Covid-19::how The Busiest Street In Milan, Italy Becomes An Empty Street.. by Danzakidakura(m): 2:30am On Mar 19, 2020
RichBoy247:


When Osinbajo was going round the country giving 5,000 naira to the poorest in our society and 10,000 loans to market women and Artisans, you all picked up arms and started calling him names even your fathers dare not? What do you people want this time?
i believe you are sick what stops Osibanjo from continues the giving after election, or the money was it meant for bite buying ? Use your head pls

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Re: Covid-19::how The Busiest Street In Milan, Italy Becomes An Empty Street.. by lereinter(m): 7:27am On Mar 19, 2020
RichBoy247:


When Osinbajo was going round the country giving 5,000 naira to the poorest in our society and 10,000 loans to market women and Artisans, you all picked up arms and started calling him names even your fathers dare not? What do you people want this time?

When was osinbajo sharing it's money

What artisan and market women deserve is 5k or 10k during election campaigns Abi

You are a big fool
Re: Covid-19::how The Busiest Street In Milan, Italy Becomes An Empty Street.. by Nobody: 8:09am On Mar 19, 2020
RichBoy247:


When Osinbajo was going round the country giving 5,000 naira to the poorest in our society and 10,000 loans to market women and Artisans, you all picked up arms and started calling him names even your fathers dare not? What do you people want this time?

Oga, I went to market with N7k yesterday, it was not enough to buy what I bargained for.

Just two hand held bags contained the food stuffs.

How can you in your full senses be comparing $1,000 American dollars with N10,000 ?

The amount Osinbaj was sharing was a mockery to his office as well to the poor he was giving the amount.

That is what triggered the mockery.

Share N50,000 I will line up.

Nonsense

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Re: Covid-19::how The Busiest Street In Milan, Italy Becomes An Empty Street.. by poiZon: 9:25am On Mar 19, 2020
RichBoy247:


A Professor of Law and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria is definitely not poor like you.
Isoryt

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