mama-gee:

Cause it's in the nigerian genes to be insultive and abusive.

And let's not forget to be rude too.

Are u high on Taba or it's Taba high on u?
Show some respects to ma Nation . . . . . . Pls

mama-gee:

*Yawns*. . .

Good of u . . . .Go and sleep it off,So that u wake up sane.

chivaley:

I was just going to post this topic until I saw someone already had the good sense to do so. Anonymity is no excuse for uncouth behaviour. If you do not like what someone has posted, please move on. You can even express your 'dislike' in a civil manner.

Many folks out there with useful info are usually dissuaded from posting by this unfortunate trend. I just finished reading a post by a young lady who read of Adekeye Rahman's plight in the dailies and decided to post the story as a way of helping the young lady in question. She was bombarded with insults.

Being polite will cost you nothing. Your insults are robbing honest people who need help and information, so please stop.

Three gbozas for you!

The emboldened in particular is something NLders will do well to imbibe.

googles:

No

Ok, I thought I knew u!

Thank you Mai Suya. The trend is probably caused by the 'need to belong'. Pretty much like a kid doing silly stuff to gain acceptance by his peers. Big pity, really.