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skyy04 (m)
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He is a disgrace to his own country by associating Nigerians and spell errors
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skfa1
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Buheheheheheheh  you guyz are still rappaulling over here ok o dey rapaul dey go o
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edoyad (m)
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Give CGO a break he was only trying to point something out you unrepentant brats
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muchbabe (f)
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ok the first thing i noticed is " Appauling", 
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rasputinn (m)
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Hmmmmmmmm,I see CGO is actually less intelligent than I thought(what was that crap about not being Nigerian  ) Would have been better if his flaws here had to do with spellings alone,but to add character flaw Man that's double jeopardy
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rasputinn (m)
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[quote CGO] [[i am british baby!]/quote]
No wonder,so you're a bush baby Kai,walai talai zis wan fass hour pauling abi na affauling shay gai CGO
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bettes (f)
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Give CGO a break he was only trying to point something out you unrepentant brats
Now GCO's students are beginning to show themselves.HAUPALLING FULL !!! 
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g-jazzy
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I think its just the foundation that matters and to some extent the environment in which we find ourselves
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saks (m)
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Come 2 think of it, can we even speak, read or even write our own native languages whether correct or not. It doesnt matter 2 me as long as the message is passed across and U will be convinced when you take a survey on other african countries and Asian countries as well. Kai, no be our language and its happaullin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
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macomrades
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HC i see your point. lmao. to all those saying people the world over make mistakes while writing, i agree but from what i know most nigerians make those mistakes because they don't know the correct spellings of many words and they blame it almost all the time on typos. my point is that they will repeat the same errors when they re-write those words which they couldn't spell correctly. 
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Gamine (f)
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When i tell people i didnt attend Convenant University They think Someone is just telling lies! 
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hilli666 (m)
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sharrraaap yere, Naiyirians are re rumber wun. I wen to the calabar institue on englis vanaculatic. pleas don play wit my emotiions. Im to above tis tin 
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walaty (m)
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 hehe. wetin i fit talk. english is not our language jawe. d americans and even britons make more spelling errors than nigerians. abeg we dey try. dat internate na igbo english abeg  you ppl wont kill someone here
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calibus (m)
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English no be our papa language shey be you, understanding is the mean thing,
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Kongi (m)
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Appauling Apalling Appaling Harpolling Hapoline Hippoline Abeg, anyone you wan write, na understooding matter! Maybe you should stick to pidgin!
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Doyinosin (m)
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Spelling mistakes, you're still yapping on about spelling mistakes. How about the fact that some people think being a Nigerian is an excuse for abyssmal
grammar and terrible spoken english.A schoolmate of mine actually said that. That's besides the numerous people that say things like "dat one na
grammar jo", "English no be our language" or "you too dey speak english sef". NEWS FLASH people!!! Grammar basically describes the structure of your
sentences with use of tenses and what not, doesn't describe how big or obscure your words are. There are those small-minded hypocrites that say we
shouldn't value the English Language coz caucasians imposed it, these folks however feel comfortable accepting the " Oyinbos' " nice clothes and
technology.You wanna be cultural, walk around naked and go back to the stone age then. BOY!!! i've been
holding that in for a long time.
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spikedcylinder
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Spelling mistakes, you're still yapping on about spelling mistakes. How about the fact that some people think being a Nigerian is an excuse for abyssmal
grammar and terrible spoken english.A schoolmate of mine actually said that. That's besides the numerous people that say things like "that one na
grammar jo", "English no be our language" or "you too dey speak english sef". NEWS FLASH people!!! Grammar basically describes the structure of your
sentences with use of tenses and what not, doesn't describe how big or obscure your words are. There are those small-minded hypocrites that say we
shouldn't value the English Language because caucasians imposed it, these folks however feel comfortable accepting the " Oyinbos' " nice clothes and
technology.You want to be cultural, walk around naked and go back to the stone age then. BOY!!! i've been
holding that in for a long time.
You dey vex o. 
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Doyinosin (m)
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No be sey i dey vex.It's just that these folks mock you and expect you to be embarassed about speaking proper english and it's not like i get on their case about how they speak.U know dat kind thing.I no criticize u, why u com dey disturb me. If u ask me, i say it's aggression from being intimidated
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NeyoBrasky
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I wonder what next you guys are going to do, maybe start an online tutorial course in english language.
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walttt (m)
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yuu gais arr Baaaaarrrrrrdd! de duide probabli deed doz "appalling" eros two coll yo attenshion two de tawpick, n boi, eye most conferce, haz hii ashievd wot hii sete awt two dew! (4 peeps with 6th sense).
you guys are bad! the dude probably did those 'appalling errors to call your attention to the topic, and boy, i must confess, has he achieved what he set out to do!(4 peeps with only 5 senses!)
So, overall, his thread garners more hits, more popularity n stays at the home page. But i must say, he really touched a very sensitive side there, and much as we all would like to play like we dont give a shit bout what he said, we know we all do! So i say, kudos to the dude who started the thread!
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Kongi (m)
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CGO, where are you now? On behalf of all Nigerians, I beg you to please come back and entertain us some more! I can assure you that you bring smiles to most of our faces with your antics. If you come back, I promise to attend your 10th birthday party and I'll bring some of my Nigerian friends too. Am I mistaken in assuming you are less than 10 years old? You sound like a 9 year old so forgive me if I got it wrong. Cheers mate
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QBSauceKid
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CGO baba notin do u jo no mind these people them no kno say na me nd u get jamb english on lockdown each year its only the invigilators that r apauloning abi happalling abi happening
Its Naija
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chidipupay (m)
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Now come to think of it, The oyinbo mans language is confussing, there are some words you don't the real intention and we are taught that it is conotation and denotation. but our own language is straight and clear but oyinbo language na wahala, because of their bad intention them come they confuss themselves with their own language. If oyinbo no fit understand him own language finish, who be me to come help am out
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Nimshi
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Quote from: CGO on August 29, 2008, 02:41 AM It's appauling that a large population of our so called educated Nigerians \ Chief CGO, if to say you be doctor, person for talk say make you commot di typhoid wey dey your face befor you go try treat me malaria. Anyway sha, we live to learn, as our ancestors them them dey talk. See am: na be "so-called"? Na you write "so called" o. You see so? Nobody dey perfect. Enjoy. If them don mention this one befor, that one mean say na steal I steal am. If e no correct, make una straight the K-leg for my grammar. .
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JOSSY 911
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lol 
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Exstar (f)
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@ topic No one is perfect, even professors in English Lang. make mistakes sometimes.
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kayceev
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omo na wa o ,i dont nose thi raeson whi you pupil just deciding to insult this our country. or dont she know that we are a good country.
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deleson
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Well,it is very apparent if not obvious that the communication of most Nigerians,even the so called educated is bad.This is attributed to poor background in formal education and societal oppression which most Nigerian(s) never consider as a minute barrier,
The next question,that flips through my mind is-What are the proffer solutions to such problems???
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~icecold~~ (f)
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just saw dis now on a thread lmao
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