With less than seven thousands topics/threads to the two millionth mark and going by the daily rate of creation, I think some people like me are nterested in knowing who the poster/creator of the thread will be. And also in knowing what the thread will be about.
In a few months time, we shall know.

The 2 000 000th thread in the tenth year of Nairaland.
Let's watch and see.

privatetisa:
With less than seven thousands topics/threads to the two millionth mark and going by the daily rate of creation, I think some people like me are nterested in knowing who the poster/creator of the thread will be. And also in knowing what the thread will be about.
In a few months time, we shall know.

The 2 000 000th thread in the tenth year of Nairaland.
Let's watch and see.

Pls How Can I Create A Thread/topic Thanks

Mtm5313:

Pls How Can I Create A Thread/topic Thanks

1.) Get to the homepage (front page) of Nairaland - there you will see the different sections (families of topics).
2.) Decide on the section/group that you feel best suit the topic or thread you want to create. Then click on that.
3.) Look very well on the page you are taken to after clicking - in fact, at the upper part of the page. Look for CREATE A TOPIC.
4.) Click on it.
5.) On the new page you are taken to, type in the topic and the the introduction message at the approximate spaces.
6.) I think you should be able to complete the process from there - inasmuch as you are the one that posted this question to me.
I wish you success. Welcome on board.

Mtm5313:

Pls How Can I Create A Thread/topic Thanks

Oh boy, I just see say you don dey post before now.
Which one you come dey ask me again?
Na wa oh.

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