The Nigerian watch-lover lost in time

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M. Sani 11 months ago

Technology will soon take food from all our mouths

Technology will soon take food from all our mouths
Harry, Nsawam 11 months ago

Oh what a world, everything will pass away but the word a God will remain forever, I remember one man in Tema who use to repair my father's wrist watch in the 1970s I once met him with his farming tools at Nsawam meaning he i ...
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Oh what a world, everything will pass away but the word a God will remain forever, I remember one man in Tema who use to repair my father's wrist watch in the 1970s I once met him with his farming tools at Nsawam meaning he is now a farmer and weak as I saw him though he is old
Alafia-Walewale Witch Camp 11 months ago

a robot delivered my food to me on the 22nd floor i lived after Ordering from a restaurant, i sat on WC to release unwanted waste and after finishing the water automaticaly flush straight into my anus hole to clean it well an ...
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a robot delivered my food to me on the 22nd floor i lived after Ordering from a restaurant, i sat on WC to release unwanted waste and after finishing the water automaticaly flush straight into my anus hole to clean it well and healthy, technology is making people jobless and lazy, even in my house i my thumb to open the doors