Is Nairaland undergoing changes, technology/content wise? Or is it my phone? I have noted with concern the following:
1.NO list of Topics categories available as has always been on page 1.
2. Has the phrase, "Nigerian Forum" always been there?

3. Having difficulty viewing NL on my android.

4.No paragraphs,

5. No adequate colour,

6. Repeatitive tasking when posting new posts,

They change one or two things on the site every now and then.

2prexios:
They change one or two things on the site every now and then.

Have you noted the same too?

muafrika:
Have you noted the same too?

Not in recent times, maybe you have automated upgrades on your browser changing the site interface.

2prexios:
Not in recent times, maybe you have automated upgrades on your browser changing the site interface.

I see.

Technical stuff. Thanks,

muafrika:
I see.

Technical stuff. Thanks,

You so keen, its true: the 'Nigeria' on top of the browser is new, sort of. Thats nairaland programmer(s) at work.

2prexios:
You so keen, its true: the 'Nigeria' on top of the browser is new, sort of.

Yeah,

I have found the list of categories on the "Nairaland General" page. It used to be on the "Nairaland Forum" page, which I believe is the home page,

muafrika:

Yeah,

I have found the list of categories on the "Nairaland General" page. It used to be on the "Nairaland Forum" page, which I believe is the home page,

So true, muafrika. I think you have class, what part of the motherland do you represent?

2prexios:
So true, muafrika. I think you have class, what part of the motherland do you represent?

Thanks. I think you do too,

Am Kenyan. You are Yoruba?

muafrika:
Thanks. I think you do too,

Am Kenyan. You are Yoruba?

Yes I am Yoruba, a Nigerian. I love Kenya alot. I have spiritual connection with that land and her people (kikuyu/Agikuyu/Luo, Massai) thru Ngugi Wa thiong'o. I lived in his stories as a kid, and I found inspiration by him to 'Africast' and write. Oh poor Njoroge, heroic Boro, defiant Mr. Howland and Jomo Kenyatta, the mysterious mau~mau African liberator. Africa, it is not yet uhuru!

2prexios:
Yes I am Yoruba, a Nigerian. I love Kenya alot. I have spiritual connection with that land and her people (kikuyu/Agikuyu/Luo, Massai) thru Ngugi Wa thiong'o. I lived in his stories as a kid, and I found inspiration by him to 'Africast' and write. Oh poor Njoroge, heroic Boro, defiant Mr. Howland and Jomo Kenyatta, the mysterious mau~mau African liberator. Africa, it is not yet uhuru!

Thats so cool,

I feel you. Ngugi wa thiongo? He is good. Din't know he made an impact so far. Some of his books were banned here during his hey days, for political reasons. Kenyatta was a good writer, narrator. His expression of culture..priceless.

I am intrigued by the likes of the late Chinua Achebe. His arrow of God and Okonkwo made a lasting impression on my generation. He had a way with African stories,

muafrika:
Thats so cool,

I feel you. Ngugi wa thiongo? He is good. Din't know he made an impact so far. Some of his books were banned here during his hey days, for political reasons. Kenyatta was a good writer, narrator. His expression of culture..priceless.

I am intrigued by the likes of the late Chinua Achebe. His arrow of God and Okonkwo made a lasting impression on my generation. He had a way with African stories,

Ngugi Wa thiongo was my best author. Read Achebe a little. I know Jomo Kenyatta wrote 'facing mount Kenya'. Havent read any of his works. I love Ngugi's 'homecoming' so much. Very insightful literary criticism of African authors.

2prexios:
Ngugi Wa thiongo was my best author. Read Achebe a little. I know Jomo Kenyatta wrote 'facing mount Kenya'. Havent read any of his works. I love Ngugi's 'homecoming' so much. Very insightful literary criticism of African authors.

Facing mount Kenya is a story of kikuyu culture,

Thats a recent one right? I will look for it, if you say its that good.

muafrika:
Facing mount Kenya is a story of kikuyu culture,

Thats a recent one right? I will look for it, if you say its that good.

I rather say I must learn from you: maybe a book like that is a figment of my imagination if you aren't aware of it, can't always trust on memory you know. But I pick that phrase up from somewhere. Can't recollect now.

2prexios:
I rather say I must learn from you: maybe a book like that is a figment of my imagination if you aren't aware of it, can't always trust on memory you know. But I pick that phrase up from somewhere. Can't recollect now.

I haven't been so keen on him but I think you are right. I have heard of a new book by Ngugi, well, not too new but most recent. Ill hunt it down. I always find literature more interesting after someone recommends it.

muafrika:
I haven't been so keen on him but I think you are right. I have heard of a new book by Ngugi, well, not too new but most recent. Ill hunt it down. I always find literature more interesting after someone recommends it.

I do too, literature was part of the building block of my consciousness. I read stories like: The boy slave, The Return of Shettima, King Solomon's Mine, the Black Hammit, Ivanhoe, The Adventure of Tom Sawyer. Hm, So long. You will enjoy any of these anyday.

2prexios:
I do too, literature was part of the building block of my consciousness. I read stories like: The boy slave, The Return of Shettima, King Solomon's Mine, the Black Hammit, Ivanhoe, The Adventure of Tom Sawyer. Hm, So long. You will enjoy any of these anyday.

Indeed,