SirShymexx:


Stark illiterate, it is "educational background" not "education background".

You know this isn't the first time I'm alluding to how utter poor your mastery of the English language is - from your subject-verb agreement, to sentence construction, to using words out of context, and to spelling words with an accent. I might have to dig up your old posts and cite examples of why you need to get to the basics before even attempting to challenge me.

Anyway, I have got football to watch - just take ya trolling arse to time wasters who have time to expend on your illiteracy. You are reducing my IQ.

all4naija:
It is surprising you still can not correct my grammatical errors without having many errors in your sentences. That is very funny of you.

However, education background is very correct. Which is particularly talking about academic qualifications not the obvious you want use to believe from the term 'educational background', which is not all about academy in a nutshell.

gatiano:
You have said it all that "Only Africans can help Africa/Africans", not even the european technology and science can. Africans must develop everything a fresh. It is clear that the european ways are backwards and would never work for Africans.

Some black people love cellulose/fibres/roughages for food so long as it is flavoured.

SirShymexx:


Hahaha!

Stark illiterate, you're a gift that keeps on giving.

In English language, you describe a noun with an adjective, and not with another noun. Hence "educational background" is the correct grammar, not "education background".

Now explain what's grammatically wrong in the excerpts you highlighted in my post.

Ibadan kid getting brolic with a British kid - hysterical. This isn't about munching amala, yano?

SirShymexx:


The human element is dead.

all4naija:

It is called Noun possessive or possessive Noun! For example, a gold plate, etc. I d i o t

SirShymexx:


So, after googling, this is all you could muster, no? - hahaha!

The gift that keeps on giving: do you even know what possessive nouns are? Now, go back to Google and get busy.

Anyway, I'm still waiting for an explanation of the supposed "grammatical errors" you highlighted in my post. You can google ya way with that as well.

gatiano:
Zombies appears to be what is left. However, no matter how much the europeans and their cohorts try to kill The Man, they won't have succeeded anyways, they won't now that we know who and what they are.

Man is forever alive, Mankind will die away.

Element according to the deceiver is a substance that contains only one type of atom. An element is the smallest amount of a substance that can still keep its properties.

We Black people have now deciphered it as- Things or substances God used to create.
How?
El- means God.

-ment- suffix used to forming a noun expressing the means or result of an action.

God=Man/Woman (Etheric Blackman), then Man Element may only sleep like most but can never die.

Nevertheless Brother, I understand what you mean.

all4naija:
Are you serious?

SirShymexx:


Now, go on google and copy the definition of possessive nouns. And I shall tutor you for free. Service to humanity and my Yoruba heritage looool.

all4naija:

That is not funny! You are displaying your stupidity here.

ShakurM:
What's with the hard labour or she just wants to tan her skin, why not start empowering them by building boreholes to say the least, you have all the money in the world!

MRLINGTON:
..she has done well.....



wife of d worlds wealthiest man...some nigerian women would neva do dis....they'll talk of loosing their make ups nd all d rest




weldone ma.

slim19:
How many rich Nigerian ladies can do this.....she is humble

SirShymexx:


Anyway, you owe me for today's tutoring and hopefully I'll see an improvement in ya English usage the next time we bump head lol.

Still the child of the ghetto and the supremely confident and educated prototypical black man they are scared of. Shyte, I'm in my old hood right now - and the block I grew up on. Wanna see pics? And I still keep it G'd up with all my tattoos loool.

all4naija:

You thug! Ghetto gangster!

SirShymexx:


Lol, Ibadan ranger - you owe me! Yeah, I'm G'd up but still supremely educated loool.

If you are from South London, you will know Southampton way by former Southwark College, just by Tunde barbers. A lot of lives have been taken on this road.

all4naija:

I own you nothing! I don't know much about London. I have only been there twice with friends.

SirShymexx:


It's "owe" not "own", you despicable oaf.

Anyway, I showed you the pic just to show that I'm not ashamed of where I'm from and the place raised me. And I spend most of summers out there every year with old/childhood friends, speaking that hood-speak and getting chics/money. So all the "ghetto"/" gangstar " talks/slander will never get to me cos I'm a thorough bred and I'm proud of my hood. But are you proud of Ibadan?

You owe me, prick - nothing is free on these streets.

bigiyaro:
no big deal cos its for show, kudos to doze livin like dat for real.

Blossom023:


no they won't, rather they will help people by employing them and paying them well.

dmcdad:

It seems you are forgetting that this woman is a philanthropist. Obviously you know what that means, so help is not an issue here.

dmcdad:

Abeg... How many of our own wealthy women have done this?

Please lets learn to appreciate and learn from things. Show or no show, how many would leave their empire to do such? List them...

This might be for show as you said, but what about her philanthropy? Is that also for show?

I especially love the part she said it was though for her carrying 20litres of water, while the other woman carried 40litres. That's to tell you she honestly wasn't used to such, but did it still. Abeg, lets learn to take the positives outta things rather than look them from a negative or biased standpoint.

Happy Sunday.

ShakurM:
What's with the hard labour or she just wants to tan her skin, why not start empowering them by building boreholes to say the least, you have all the money in the world!

Blossom023:


so what is my business with that? I am talking to boys who are saying the rich won't wash plates.

all4naija:
Yes, that is wrong. Why are you picking on my words? The reference is just enough in most cases.

That is the dangerous South of London, most especially, the South East. Bwahaha...

bigiyaro:
grow up.