NewStats: 3,264,415 , 8,183,658 topics. Date: Wednesday, 11 June 2025 at 12:27 AM 64i

NL... some people's bed, pillow and dovet.

Mainwhile, and typing from dreamland.

AJCutie:

I've heard of one AJ fast food in delta.

Are u d owner?

* just asking *

Twaci:
Thanks sweety. Much appreciated

Back to my search.

*torchlight switched on*

Lemme drop this old line.


"You are the silky gazelle of the esteemed paradise, blazing radiance on me in a blissful beam".

*picks up dictionary to cross-check the jargon*

Twaci:
I don't do hookups dearie, just breakups

Lol... Ve been a ghost follower of the Romance section..

U re one of my favourites.

*nice write up about the first time ishhh*

Ok... Lemme try hook up on NL.

I have been here since 2006 and Ve not met any female NLder.

#freeAgent.

DarkAngel86
missclasssy
MzNelly
Mhizkel
Twaci
Diddydiva

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/inec-releases-presidential-results-from-10-lgs-in-ogun/

…APC wins 7, PDP 3
DAUD OLATUNJI
ABEOKUTA-The Independent National Electoral Commission has released results of Presidential election in 10 local governments in Ogun State.
Out of the results of the 10 local government areas councils released as at 2:pm on Sunday in Abeokuta, All Progressives Congress won seven with wide margin while People’s Democratic Party won th e remaining three local government areas.
The local government areas released so far include Obafemi-Owode, Abeokuta North, Odogboolu, Odeda, Imeko-Afon, Sagamu, Ijebu-Ode, Remo-North, Ewekoro, and Ijebu North-East.
The details are as follows;
Odeda Local government
Number of ed voters -63,935
Number of accreditted voter -17,463
APC -11,102
PDP -4,456
Total valid votes -16,152
Voided votes -775
Total votes cast -16,927
Imeko Afon Local Government
Number of voters ed -35,311
Number of accreditted voters -23,481
APC -7,657
PDP -12,153
Valid votes cast -20,466
Void votes -1,122
Sagamu Local Government
Number of ed voters -77,955
Number of accreditted voters -37,772
APC -15,761
PDP -17,263
Ijebu Ode Local Government
Number of ed voters -55,127
Number of voters accreditted -25,973
APC -14,043
PDP -8,972
Remo North Local Government
Number of ed voters -39,180
Number of accreditted voters -16,960
APC -6,164
PDP -9,278
Ewekoro Local Government
Number of ed voters -62,425
Number of accreditted voters -14,193
APC -9,626
PDP -3,227
Obafemi-Owode Local Government
Number of ed voters -74,871
Number of accreditted voters -24,402
APC -15,207
PDP -5,786
Ijebu North-East
Number of ed voters 36058
Number of accredited voters 15214
APC- 7638
PDP -6163
Odogboolu local government
Number of ed voters 70658
Number of accredited voters 25752
APC -11623
PDP -11405
Abeokuta North local government
Number of ed voters -12 5485
Number of accredited voters -30556
APC 21213
PDP 5,742

No vacancy in aso rock

Abuja Pple said it already

Congrats to VP Sambo
Such an achievement. I never ever believed he could deliver his ward talk less of winning with a large margin..

He indeed stepped up his game.

Mumu is wen u stand under umbrella and still vote for broom

What does the information commissioner wanna do with the result sheet?

Picture or.........

Thanks sir

Apply while stock last.

Lamido's point; my take.

Fayose my man.

falconey:

GUYs how can you resist such figure? If there is any technique you use let us now.

Not my thang at all.

I'll .

vicchi12:

Why would a parent want that name for a child? And are uhrobo people nice and clean? Are they beautiful and tasteful?

You should plan a visit to Delta state, particularly warri.
See for yourself, don't be told.

Miramee:
I don't believe in love and relationships are complicated and stressful

Hmm

defemidefemi:
hmm I lik d name naw that I kno the meaning.
thanks bro.

That's my cousin's name... he's Yoruba tho... but he uses it as his first name. you too can try it.

todayguest:
Urhobo names!very difficult to spell and pronounce correctly--especially 'Oghene' names, if you're not a native. It is well.

That's the uniqueness of it.
Here in the north, I'll have to do spelling bee for the judges in court when I call my name. Me love it.

Dymondgurl:
thanks a lot!!

Uw.. nice pic btw.

defemidefemi:
What is the meaning of afokoghene? (dnt mind mine spelling if I dnt get it right.)

You are correct..

"Patiently wait for God."

Dymondgurl:
@ litearymathy, I don't know if I got the spelling right but the name is Mudjievoke. I need the translation pls.

"Emuejevoke"
Everything has its time, or there's time for everything.

Queendo:
Oghenevwaerhe maens?

God brought them... literally.

Most time meaning God brought my children for me.

priscaoge:
I can't see my name

Where dem Urhobo peeps here? Come n tell me what "OGECHI",..... "God's Time is the Best" is in ur language

Akpos nko?

"Okey-oghene" God's time.

literarymathy:



Source: http://thepointernewsonline.com/?p=14023

If you are an Urhobo or know any Urhobo names, feel free to add it together with the meaning or if you want to know the meaning of any Urhobo name, just paste it for translation.

All averments in the post is the true position.

Concise and precise.

literarymathy:



Source: http://thepointernewsonline.com/?p=14023

If you are an Urhobo or know any Urhobo names, feel free to add it together with the meaning or if you want to know the meaning of any Urhobo name, just paste it for translation.

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Abeg she's still fat.

malipberry:
In an effort to promote a violent free 2015 election,this corp member, Sidiku olusegun, a batch b corper serving in the fct took it upon himself to sensitize the public on the need to come out and vote their preferred leaders. Donning a customised white T-shirt with the following message"government pikin say COME OUT AND VOTE, your vote, your power, say no to violence"he went to strategic parts of the city where he boldly engaged the teeming populace consisting mainly of your everyday hustler in healthy conversations bordering on why violence should not be part of the electioneering process. As part of his message, he sited countries such as Rwanda, somalia and recently CAR all of which were adversely affected by politically influenced violence.When asked why he was carrying out this crusade,he replied that every youths has to be part and parcel of any process that will determine their future, he added that added that as a patriotic Nigerian who believes in the country's potential for greatness,he voluntarily decided to solely carry out this project. Hoping it will make a difference. Kudos to the young man!

Now fixed. No offence meant sir.

bright007:
you must be a fool to quote me with your dumb ideas.

for your knowledge, i am an alumni of the university of Benin preparing to go for my masters soon. Hence, your certificateless herdsman who lied on oath is not up to my level in of education. it is because of educated minds like me that the illiterate has refused to come out in public to convince me why i should vote for him. Simply put he has no idea of how to solve Nigeria's problem.

There couldn't have been a better response.
Empty promises, not even a patched sketch on how to fulfil them. Smh for our youths esp. the 'so-called' educated ones.

raayah:


Good post! It is refreshing to see a thinking Nigerian on this forum.

Thanks.

If only people will seat down, think, analyse, weigh the pros and cons, they will know that most of the promises posited by the opposition are not feasible as they want us to believe.
Common! anybody can make promises, there's no patent right to it. It's that easy.
What I want to hear is how to make them reality and the deadline to achieve them.

Until they do so, it's only a promise of a fool's paradise.

By the way, nice name u got.. sounds Islamic.