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eeeya sorry na coup dem plant against you |
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Justnora:who his master isn't around |
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tiwa ma se bayi now |
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Ehhn Pepesneh....''international recognition shey yen ni maami ma je'' na international dey find baddo nw o...king of lagos 4 Likes 1 Share |
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abeg help move this thing to first page |
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I know someone.
A old high school classmate,
Vince.
He was possibly the best
looking guy in our school. He
was tall, light skinned, has
dreadlocks, played basketball,
and played quarterback for
our football team. Oh yes, he
has hazel eyes too.
He had everything, and
between the ladies, and his
academics, both seemed to
be routine for him. Vince
was everything I wanted to
be in high school, and was
living up the dream.
He looks like actor Michael
Ealy.
Everything Vince I wanted,
he got it. If he wanted to play
on the basketball team and
start, he did.
If he wanted to start a new
“crew” with a clique of new
friends, all the guys would
follow him.
If he wanted a new
girlfriend, all he had to do
was look into their eyes, say
some awkward pickup line
and it was all game.
After we graduated high
school, and all went off to
college. He spent a year in
Georgia, and was then
arrested for a huge rap
sheet.
Triggers**
Everything from breaking
into apartments, to raping
women, sodomizing, and
theft, was all the way
shocking to me. He did this
over a period of several
weeks up to a year.
Vince was on house arrest
for a year in 2009 and was
sentenced in 2010. He’s now
living in prison, and will be
serving a long sentence. It’s
looking like he might die in
prison.
What is more disturbing is
he currently has an active
Facebook profile, and he says
things like “Its good to feel
loved, even if its by the devil.”
His transformation from
having everything laid out
right in front out him, to
now just surviving everyday
is what he is doing now.
He has tattoos from his
waist, all the way up to his
neck. He has the “tear
tattoos” on the side of his
left eye, and has a long pinky
fingernail.
He’s transformed, and its
safe to say from committing
multiple robberies, rape,
theft, he’s lived up his own
expectation of being a
badass. Prison definitely
changes people, and I feel
for the victims…
For my own safety, I have
used fake names in this
story. I know someone.
A old high school classmate,
Vince.
He was possibly the best
looking guy in our school. He
was tall, light skinned, has
dreadlocks, played basketball,
and played quarterback for
our football team. Oh yes, he
has hazel eyes too.
He had everything, and
between the ladies, and his
academics, both seemed to
be routine for him. Vince
was everything I wanted to
be in high school, and was
living up the dream.
He looks like actor Michael
Ealy.
Everything Vince I wanted,
he got it. If he wanted to play
on the basketball team and
start, he did.
If he wanted to start a new
“crew” with a clique of new
friends, all the guys would
follow him.
If he wanted a new
girlfriend, all he had to do
was look into their eyes, say
some awkward pickup line
and it was all game.
After we graduated high
school, and all went off to
college. He spent a year in
Georgia, and was then
arrested for a huge rap
sheet.
Triggers**
Everything from breaking
into apartments, to raping
women, sodomizing, and
theft, was all the way
shocking to me. He did this
over a period of several
weeks up to a year.
Vince was on house arrest
for a year in 2009 and was
sentenced in 2010. He’s now
living in prison, and will be
serving a long sentence. It’s
looking like he might die in
prison.
What is more disturbing is
he currently has an active
Facebook profile, and he says
things like “Its good to feel
loved, even if its by the devil.”
His transformation from
having everything laid out
right in front out him, to
now just surviving everyday
is what he is doing now.
He has tattoos from his
waist, all the way up to his
neck. He has the “tear
tattoos” on the side of his
left eye, and has a long pinky
fingernail.
He’s transformed, and its
safe to say from committing
multiple robberies, rape,
theft, he’s lived up his own
expectation of being a
badass. Prison definitely
changes people, and I feel
for the victims…
For my own safety, I have
used fake names in this
story. |
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1. AMERICAN POLICE STYLE :
Allow the thief to finish stealing,,
then they use sophisticated
gadgets to catch
the thief.
2. CHINA POLICE STYLE :
Chase the thief until he becomes
tired then
they catch him...
3. ARAB POLICE STYLE :
Kidnap the thief's wife and then
threaten
the thief to surrender...
4. INDIAN POLICE STYLE :
Sing for the thief until he comes
close to the
trap,
then catch him
5. NIGERIAN POLICE STYLE :
Catch any person on the street,
beat him until he agrees that he's
a thief..... 1 Like 1 Share |
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the man is fantastically mad |
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Top 5 African Authors of All Time 1. Chinua Achebe Chinua Achebe is one of the best African authors who have contributed a lot in the field of African literature. He was born in 1930, and schooled at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria. His first groundbreaking novel titled ‘Things Fall Apart” was published in 1958. This novel made Chinua Achebe very popular and it was then translated to over 50 languages due to its high demand. Later, he served as the professor of David and Marianna Fisher University as well as a professor of African Studies at the Brown University in the Providence, Rhode Island. He died early 2013 at the age of 82 years old, in Boston, Massachusetts. 2. Wole Soyinka Wole Soyinka is also one of the great heroes in the list of top and best African authors who have won great awards and honours in the world of literature. He was born in 1934 in Nigeria and he became the first African author to be awarded the Nobel Prize award in literature. Late 1950’s, he wrote his very first important play titled ‘A Dance of the Forests’ that satirizes a fledgling nation by highlighting that the present days is no longer a golden age than was in the past. In some cases, his writing focuses on the modern West Africa in a style of satire, but his belief and serious intent in the evils fundamentals in the practice of power are common in his present work. 3. Amos Tutuola Amos Tutuola was born in 1920, Abeokuta in Western Nigeria and died in 1997. He was a self-taught African author who usually focused his literature on the Yoruba folk tales. He became popular after gaining the world fame with his best story ‘The Palm- Wine Drunkard’ that completed in 1946. 4. Camera Laye Camera Laye was born in 1928 in Kouroussa, Upper Guinea and later died in 1980. He was the first African author from a French- speaking African country. His French novel “L’Enfant noir” made him one of the best and important novelists from the French- speaking country in Africa. 5. Dinaw Mengestu Dinaw Mengestu was also one of the best African authors who have contributed greatly in the field of African literature. He was born in 1978 in Addis Ababa the capital city of Ethiopia. He moved to the USA together with his sister and mother two years after his birth, to reunite with his father who had previously fled the country during the Red Terror. He graduated from Georgetown University. So far, he has written two novels titled “The Beautiful Things that Heaven Bears” which was established in 2007 and “How to Read the Air” established in 2010. He also recently received a MacArthur Foundation, usually known as “genius grant”. 5 Likes 1 Share |
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thief will always be thief....they can't even steal the nine million five hundred and fifty four thousand ONLY dem pack the remaining two hundred and eighty six join........yeye people |
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Small money wey she get
don dey big her head na.
Tiwa would be
appreciative of dat
instead of insulting her
fan. No make fans hate u
@Yemi Alade else e go
bad 4 u. Ask oda artiste
dem go tell u. Ungrateful
slut like u. |
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Nebuchadnezar:omo com see boko haram for nairaland |
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nothing good comes easy |
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#bring back our girls there should no celebration jubilation in the fedration till they bring back our girls children are crying people are dying molying mothers are weeping buh nobody dey listen ma wo bon se jaye aiye to quality won fi life awa eyan won fin play politics dem dey go their daily activity won gbagbe pe 1 over 200 girls dey captivity odundun lon budget owo fun road ari anything afi suit ati coat after four years wan tun ni ka wa vote won tun tin ko poster kiri adugbo won se meeting won gbowo wa levery weekend ranti pe no peace for the weekend we no fit cook soup if we no get ingredent so whats democracy if we no get dividends there should be no celebration jubilation in the fedration........everyone don forget but we no forget #just bring back our girls. #team seriki |
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this celeb go jst dey force popularity ontop their children.....and when they are also grown ups dem go dey force talent on themselves 1 Like |
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eeeh see gobe....don't let YEMI ALADE see dat oooo...if she does NAIRALANDERS go pay BILLs |
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shoro niyen......no be you start am......na you wey pull d prank go end am |
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only here to see d dog but nothing
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Chanchit:abio...d guy no reason @ all |
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Chanchit:abio...d no reason @ all |
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phucmiheard:how does that corelate with whats posted **U b MALUU** 4 Likes |
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Hustle Loyalty #RESPECT |
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SUPOL:am very sure u r spending ur end time nw**ENDTIMECOMMENT** |
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ferdvict2:legend says when you can't sleep at night, its because you're awake in someone else's dream....you can only hope it is someone you love doing d dreaming. |
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boko boys comprehensive high schl |
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Pinkylilly:wa gbayi |
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mmafhew:shoro ni yen |
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looske,brick game,in and out,six court.......agba wa bura bewe o se o ri |
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bad belle |
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