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prizlezzlalasky:Lol. Similar thing. Same 2012, was in school preparing for WAEC exams. Chelsea were playing against Barcelona. When Torres scored that second goal, I really felt emotional and began to support Chelsea. Although I didn't watch the match, but we were following it on goal.com then. Some of my classmates jumped the fence to watch that match and were narrating the experience to us. Lampard throw-way face pass, Terry's red card, Penalty miss etc. A great experience that I still carry with me. 2 Likes 1 Share |
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[s] GOFRONT:[/s] It seems you've forgotten so soon that delay is not denial. Never joke, no matter how casually, with someone's challenge. 787 Likes 45 Shares |
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Let's see how this whole tale ends. [s] brudiga:[/s] Look at you, 102 Likes 3 Shares
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As the numbers keep increasing everyday, it's definitely going to be more risky going out side. We now have about 3,000 cases, meaning that the chances of getting the virus has greatly increased geometrically, as the 3,000 would have families, friends, relations, etc. If care is not taken, I see our health care system being overrun in the coming weeks, especially as more doctors and health officials are getting infected 1 Like |
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I thought there was no approved vaccine yet. If there isn't, who then are the vaccine manufactures that paid the House of Representatives? If there would be a vaccine, would the citizens pay for it? Do we pay for current vaccines available for polio? If we don't, why would they be bribed for it, seeing that the same Foreign bodies like WHO would most likely pay for the vaccine when it's available?
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Shattuck:Thanks bro. Don't worry, you'll still find her. ![]() |
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Meeezzzy:Nah. But I was born and raised there. 1 Like |
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jared007: Ok. I'll try to. Do you have any author you'd recommend? |
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trueconscience: No lies bro. Maybe some stuff didn't add up in my narrative. 1. Like you pointed out, I don't recall the exact value of the coin I gave him, that's what I said around 10 kobo. 2. 500 note was in existence then, around 2004. That was even what made them notice that it was missing. 1 Like |
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efemena5050: ![]() ![]() Wetin I go gain by lying baba. Mind you, 16 years ago was just 2004 oh, while N 500 note was introduced in 2001. And yeah, it was a N500 note that was there. That was what even made my parents notice it then. Besides, if Satan gives his life to Christ, na good thing na. ![]() 3 Likes |
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1StopRudeness: ![]() ![]() OK. The N 25 naira was the total value of what I had stolen before I got caught. |
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Nairalandmonika:Yeah. Thinking about it now, I don't even recall the actual value of the money. But I do know that it was a coin 1 Like |
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Sometimes, saying No is the best answer you can give to your child. 3 Likes |
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Funny scam when I was still a child. Mine happened a long time ago. However, I still remember it crystal clear cuz it taught me some deep lessons. I schooled in a religious school, back then in Sokoto, Mamman Barkeji Nursery and Primary School. In my Primary 3, I got first position for the first time and became the class prefect. Normally, girls started coming closer to me. I also reciprocated their kind gesture. There was this beautiful girl who came second that term. She was taller then most of us, had a pointed nose, and a very wonderful smile. I think her name was like Henuwell. Naturally, I liked her. After school one day, a friend of mine, Musa, came to me and told me that she liked me and that she wanted to be my friend and would need some money. Mind you, I was about 7 years old then oh. Happily, I have him the little I has on me, about 10 kobo (not too sure about this since was around 6 or 7 then.). The next day, during the morning assembly, he told me that she was very grateful and that she loved me for that. My head began to swell. He asked whether I had some more money for her that it would make her love me the more. Unfortunately, I didn't have any with me, but I promised him that I would get it for him the next day. My people, that was how I started stealing the small change from our children's purse that was kept in my parent's room. I stole the N 25 that was there and gave it to the boy. Everyday, I got one new love story or another from the girl about how she was thinking of me, how she loved me better than any other boy, etc through Musa. ![]() On one Monday morning, nemesis decided to pursue and catch up with me. I went into the Children's purse and lo and behold, only N 500 note was left there. Without thinking twice, I took the money and kept it in my bag. When it was time for us to go, my dad told us to enter his vehicle so that he could pick up our neighbours and drop us all at school. I really don't know what happened, but when he came out of the room, he came out with an empty bag of Children's money and began to ask for the thief. All of us initially denied it. Then my mom joined him and began to beg us to open up. By that time, I was already shaking. That was how I confessed and got serious beatings from both my parents. I cried and cried and cried. It was really painful. After some time, my parents stopped and bundled me inside the car. As soon as we got to school, they told the Headmaster and I went for the morning assembly. The first thing that Musa asked when he saw me was whether I came with the money. At that point, the pain I was feeling was more than my love for Henuwell and I told him to leave me alone. As soon as the assembly was dismissed, my class teacher called me to kneel down under the tree for stealing from my parents. I then told him that it was because of Musa and Henuwell. When both of them came, Musa couldn't look at me. As the man was about to punish both of them, the girl shouted that she didn't know anything about it. That was when Musa confessed that he didn't even talk to the girl and that he was using the money I gave him for himself. You need extra beatings I received that morning. Musa was called a criminal, was terribly beaten and got seriously punished throughout the whole day. They even asked reported him to his parents. To crown it all, about a week later, I learnt that Henuwell actually really loved me and wanted to be my good friend. ![]() The next term, I left that school. That was how I was scammed. This stuff happened about 16 years ago, but funny enough, as I was typing this, I could still visualise Henuwell's face. ![]() Edit: For those asking about the 10 kobo I gave Musa, like I said initially, I don't exactly remember the actual value, but I know it was the change I had on me which was a coin. ![]() Also, N 500 note was in existence as at 2003/2004 ![]() 271 Likes 24 Shares |
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Damn. So sad. We all fly away. |
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Inteltower: God bless you 100 percent. That's the whole truth. Feed the Spirit so that it controls the flesh. Nothing more, nothing less. 1 Like |
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I don't know exactly when it started but I got up this morning and my whatsapp ain't working up until 7am. Who else has the same issue? Location: Abuja, Nigeria Cc: seun, Mynd44, lalasticlala |
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Finally, Messi's new look next season. P. S. JUST FOR FUN OH. Don't quote me and take it personal oh. 60 Likes 5 Shares
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Messi overfed for yesterday's match. 80 Likes 9 Shares
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BBC Igbo 120 Likes 8 Shares
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Messi the GOAT ![]() ![]() 93 Likes 11 Shares
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Looking at the fans in Anfield. 24 Likes 2 Shares
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Messi thought he would get the trophy from Ramos! 107 Likes 11 Shares
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Here are some funny pictures of the GOAT MESSI after Barcelona's yesterday's loss. Like, share and don't quote me vex abeg. Guess who had a nightmare last night. 25 Likes 4 Shares
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Do not allow anyone to discourage you from the exercise of your rights as citizens and voters tomorrow.Your presidential order to the military is already more than enough discouragement. “To vote means that you believe in Nigeria and the excellent things the future holds for this nation and its people.Baba, do you yourself actually believe in Nigeria? With the gross nepotism, abject and stark poverty, unrivaled security challenge and unchecked terrorism, does the nation still have a future with you at the helm of affairs? Anyway, like someone said, that's a nice farewell speech. Safe trip back to Daura. 23 Likes 1 Share
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anjigirl:Hi, pretty lady. No harm intended. I just asked a honest question. Besides, I don't understand what you wrote up there. In English please. ![]() 1 Like |
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Terrible news. May their souls rest in peace!! anjigirl:Bros, like seriously? Did they also postpone your sense with the general elections? [img]https://media1./images/34e454b09a79f7825c06e0102171ab7a/tenor.gif?itemid=9410251[/img] 126 Likes 10 Shares |
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That's just the truth. Inec is irresponsible. Even in my LGA, the presiding officers where not even clear, those who didn't go for the training saw their names printed out, the material had not yet arrived, people were in disarray throughout the area. Although, I feel that the implication of carrying out the election today would have had far reaching negative effect than the postponement. |
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Even on the day of the supposed election, the blame game still continues. APC!!! Una no wan change? 217 Likes 4 Shares
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