My fiance was always on his phone, and later explained that it's nairaland and how informative it was. I decided to give it a trial, now I am hooked too.

Though I think I used to get more informate before than these days. Literature section keeps me going though.

21st October and my fiance and I would become husband and wife

A guy pissed me off and I wanted to reply.

Before then, I was a guest user for over one year.

paragon40:
gossip center

So you mean say you dey always enjoy the aproko matter for Nairaland?

Job hunting back in the days, atleast i have introduced more than 100 members who are still active today

latest news and there funny comments

madawaki01

I was told about one famous artist called AIRFORCE1, he's a real strong energy god and I had to register because this is the only place where we can see more of him....speedy baba of our time, I hail....lol

I was tired of my old moniker jare! I decided to reinvent my online persona and come up with a new one

Searching for new music then, i discovered Nairaland in 2008, we used to share songs in the music section.

Good old days,a lot has since changed on here though!

Reading of hilarious comments and inspiring posts made me familiar....shoutout to smellymouth and explorers

Signature and traffic for my blog https://crmnigeria.com


More so the snake stories are so interesting as well.

I registered because of one mumu geh that I wanted to insult.

I was a guest back den. But the stupid comments of sarkki and his cabals made me to register just to backfire his useless comments.

First to comment and Front page battle but then... I always love online reading and came here due to google search

That year there was regular updates on latest operamini browse for free

post utme.
I was introduced to nairaland by a friend and then i joined uniben nairaland thread for 2015/2016

I registered on Nairaland in 2010 while i was looking for job then!!! Thank God is all history now. But i visit nairaland everyday even more than facebook. I am Nairaland Addict

post utme.
I was introduced to nairaland by a friend and then i joined uniben nairaland thread for 2015/2016 buh one thing kept me doe 'the comments from fellow nairalanders'

I was in this cafe in yaba replying some emails way back in 2006.

Never regretted joining this forum.

a friend of mine introduced me to nairaland in 2008 but I wasn't really interested in joining but I changed my mind and registered in 2009 but forgot my password.
so I was only able to view comments but as luck would have it I suddenly remembered my password in 2014 since then I have been ardent member of the forum

Temi231:
I registered on Nairaland in 2010 while i was looking for job then!!! Thank God is all history now. But i visit nairaland everyday even more than facebook. I am Nairaland Addict

exactly.
nairaland is my number one social media platform aside whatsapp

How many of us remember when people went to cyber cafes just to get to Nairaland?

How many of us remember asides yahoo, Nairaland was the only way to get information on things concerning Nigeria?

How many of us remember before Facebook, WordPress, , Twitter, there was Nairaland?

How many of us know that Nairaland hasn't changed its design or layout since it was launched?

How many of us remember that inspire of all these knowledge of Nairaland i only got registered this year?

I knew Seun from Naijabase forum then, we don't have cheap internet service as at that time, so we all look for cheats, IP address to bypass our network service. The crashing of Naijabase in 2005 or so led many of my colleagues looking for cheats to Nairaland. We compete for cheats those days, I remember Holy thug, Hugoboss1 etc Seun has really tried, is not easy

Boredom!

SamsonJohn743:

exactly.
nairaland is my number one social media platform aside whatsapp

Infact my husband will be like, babe... what do you gain on this nairaland sef, and i will be like bobo, is it your nairaland....lemme be ooo with my nairaland. I love Nairaland.

tosyne2much:
So you mean say you dey always enjoy the aproko matter for Nairaland?

very much hehehe

my big bro. buh he's now overseas.

Because a great majority on this site don't know anything about history of Africa and how we got to where we are today. Many think we were savages living in caves and killing ourselves and that it took white people to save us from ourselves.

Many have no idea the opposite is actually the case. Civilization was birthed in Africa and Africa gave civilization to the world. Believe it or not, Africa actually civilized Europe twice!.

First educated Europeans (Greeks) Pythagoras and Co around 500 BC, got their education in Africa, took it to Europe and gave it to Rome. Rome lost it again in what they call the dark ages in Europe. Africans again (the Moors) around 711 AD, went into Europe to give Europeans their second dose of establishing a functional civilization.

The world's first technological wonder, the pyramid was built in Africa by Africans.

The first universities in the world, Temple of Waset, Fez University, were built in Africa before Europe or anywhere else in the world.

Africans discovered gold, refined gold, molded gold before Europeans arrived here.

The wealthiest people on earth before Europeans arrived were Africans. We had the highest standard of living than anywhere else on earth. This's exactly what attracted Europeans.

The list is endless.

So, naturally, people ask questions; like, how could this be true? I urge fellow Africans to find out for themselves what happened, cause the standard education we get in school cannot give you the answer. History was re-written and anything suggesting black power were erased from the history books by Europeans during our many years of slavery and colonialism. Just do your own research. That's what I signed up here for. Anybody interested in reading more should see Why Europeans Were Able to Conquer Africa And the Rest of the World http://www.africason.com/2017/09/why-europeans-were-able-to-conquer.html

i was going through nairaland and saw lalas247 curves that made me register