Coward???
Shame.....
Hopefuly,you are not from the hunter tribes!!!
Ha ha haaaaa

Don't be fooled. The mafia believe that there is nothing like being 'too careful.'
And there is hardly any other group that lives as dangerously as they do.
Or else...you'll be swimming with the fishes.

Fishes?? Oh,perch or calamari??

I'll take both!!

Uganda: the origin of the Nile River.

I knowwwwwww

Beautiful,right??

And the best perch-the Nile Perch.....soooooo yummy!

NewbieCHICKS.

Any one who wants to join Newbiechick and I on the maiden flight should indicate interest.

No be to join be the wahala, na where una dey waka go?

We fit enter Seychelles go enjoy.

Nigeria leads Africa’s drain pipe to the developed world, posting a record $252 billion in 29 years. Libya comes second with $222 billion, while South Africa, Africa’s biggest economy comes third with $183billion.

Outflows recorded by West and central African nations, totalled between $459 billion and $493 billion in the period under review, with Nigeria accounting for more than 50 per cent.

"The resource drain from Africa over the last 30 years--almost equivalent to Africa's current GDP--is holding back Africa's lift-off," said Prof. Mthuli Ncube, Chief Economist and Vice-President of the African Development Bank.

African leaders: illicit outflow makes Africa net creditor to the world

"The traditional thinking has always been that the West is pouring money into Africa through foreign aid and other private sector flows, without receiving much in return. Our report turns that logic upside down - Africa has been a net creditor to the rest of the world for decades," said Raymond Baker, President of GFI, a Washington-based research and advocacy organization... "The African continent is resource-rich. With good resource husbandry, Africa could be in a position to finance much of its own development," said AfDB's Ncube.

"More than one trillion dollars flowed illicitly out of Africa over the past 30 years, dwarfing capital inflows, and stifling economic development," noted GFI Chief Economist Dev Kar, who previously served as a senior economist at the IMF.

For the full report, please go to: http://www.gfintegrity.org/storage/gfip/documents/reports/AfricaNetResources/embargoed-gfi_afdb_iffs_and_the_problem_of_net_resource_transfers_from_africa_1980-2009-web.pdf

guy u sabi better thing. Seychelles Island no be everybody. Abeg i follow for this flexin.

Oh men, your yarns dey trip me. Make I no lie.
Naija for life!

Whaaaaaaat??????

Booooys,comeooooooon!!!

Ok,
Seems its me to get that jet then??

Pick me up at 8am....i go see what for life Naija is!

Mua-you take me around all states!

Highf-you be my host!!

Any questions??

Sorry:
DP

Your wish na my commandment. But abeg no be all states o. Na 18states i go carry u go.

Bros i dey feel your swag too. Finally, area flow sweet pass queen's flow. who wan to dey talk like say e carry hot yam for mouth?

Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii......

Next you'll say,just to 1state!

Then,not ''Naija for life'' will i see!

people are warry of Nigerians because of the media, more specifically two reasons.

(1) internet scams dubbed 'Nigerian 419 scams/Nigerian e-mail scams'
(2) Boko Haram, an anti-western and militant organization

My thoughts...
West Africa is one of the most beautiful regions in the world. West Africans are some of the most beautiful people in the world. West Africans are both some of these richest and poorest people in the world.

Read whatever you want to, but open your mind before making generalizations. Succumbing to many influences can be regrettable -- causing you to miss out on many simple pleasure in life.

-nicefela

My dear na for ur safety o. Naija is all we've gat so we gat to rep for as long as it exist.