I'm looking for a good tailor in Lagos Asaba or Port-harcourt if anyone can pm me a number or info that would be great.Oh and cheap too

Krizzkutz: I have nut bin in a plane since I was born, buh I know someday, somehow I wud invent sumtin berra dan dat n ma native name's goon be insyd d english dictionary

you first have to learn how to use that english dictionary.

let me just say it now na me go direct part 4 so make person no come argye that one with me

Ms_Steph: wat d guy did is wrong u dont go about touching gal's ass.

I am going to play devil's advocate and say that sometimes it might be a mistake and unintentional but sometimes not. So if I am coming back from work and my thing accidentally touches and I am slapped somebody will visit hospital if there is no apology.

taiocol: these Yoruba niggas ar headin for a big trouble:-(

People like you are on of the problems we have in nigeria the number 1 rule before you comment is don't tribalize a thread yet every time I see people like you saying it was the yorubas or it was the hausas or the igbos. You have gone to call these igbo boys yoruba people in your foolishness to prove what point? That what they did was bad because they are yoruba or yorubas are the only people who kill? Every time we're looking for someone to blame instead of looking at ourselves and trying to change ourselves and our communities small small. Be the change you want to see stop tribalizing and trivializing simple shit. What they did is bad fullstop

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfvrJAefdBs
A video from sahara reporters tv with a few questions for GEJ which are very clearly unanswered.

UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - An Islamist insurgency in Nigeria's northeast is challenging the country's stability and every effort is being made to tackle the extremists with "due regard for fundamental human rights," Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan said on Tuesday.

Violence has intensified over the past two months, as the Islamists - known as Boko Haram and linked to al Qaeda's African wing - fight back against a military operation ordered by Jonathan in May to crush their 4-year-old rebellion.

"The threat of terrorism in a few states in the northeastern part of our country has proven to be a challenge to national stability," Jonathan told the annual gathering of world leaders at the United Nations.

"We will spare no effort in addressing this menace," he said. "We are therefore confronting it with every resource at our disposal with due regard for fundamental human rights and the rule of law."

Nigeria's National Human Rights Commission said in July that it had credible reports the country's own forces carried out extra-judicial killings, torture, rape and arbitrary detention to quell the insurgency.

Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and other campaign groups have made similar allegations over the past three years.

Thousands have been killed since Boko Haram launched its uprising in 2009, turning itself from a clerical movement opposed to Western culture into an armed militia.

Boko Haram, whose name means "Western education is sinful" in the northern Hausa language, wants to revive the medieval Islamic kingdoms that used to rule northern Nigeria, before its amalgamation with the largely Christian south by the British colonial authorities.

They are seen as the gravest security threat to Africa's top oil producer. Although Boko Haram's activities are located hundreds of miles away from southern Nigeria's oil fields, the group has bombed the capital Abuja at least three times, including a deadly attack on the United Nations' Nigeria headquarters in 2011.


http://www.newsdaily.com/world/a08067e095718260c7e94debc25619a3/nigeria-tells-un-sparing-no-effort-tackling-terrorism-menace

matalan:



Who says this is not a racing car? Pssst!!

Notice how it says gt there that's a different model of the same car but for racing