Magnoliaa:
Lmaoo. How I wan take prove say I be Naija again? If I am lying, I should be lying I am not a Nigerian. If the image of me being a foreigner or of mixed race help in any way: toor, carry it then . You can't see me and I'm not posting my picture.

Magnoliaa:
I didn't deny being a Nigerian oh. Abi you're getting me wrong?

Magnoliaa:
Ahh. I see. So you think Naira Marley is talented. That's nyc. I think he is, too. He's just too good. And his beats, lyrics are always head-bursting, even though they can be too vulgar.

Magnoliaa:
Okay, ngbana. I wee stoop to conquer agree with you.

MuttleyLaff:
I never asked for a pic. Didnt ask for to see you. I am not demanding in that way. Have you ever seen God or maybe Satan, hmm, lmso. I dont think so, lmso, so how does one know how God ever exists then, lmso? Its simply by looking at demonstrations, corroborations andet cetera. My conviction grew stronger that you are Naija at your demonstration of using "ngbana" lmso

I know you didnt, but it was Ishilove disputing you aren't

lmso, vulgarity is in the bible, and I dont have a problem with the Bible because of that. I look beyond Naira Marley's vulgarity enough to recognise and appreciate the abinibi grace he is gifted with

You need to go listen to all the tracks on, ex-YBNL Princess, Temmie Ovwasa, newest album with the title "E be say dem swear for me!", lmso


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUCRb3AO91s

lmso, I love that. I love "Okay, ngbana", that nah real Naija shit lingo going on there, lmso. Dem no born any Mundele, well enough, to yarn or roll off something like that out, using "ngbana"

Please no need to "stoop to conquer agree with you" when number 1, dont stain your knee or bend to stoop. Number two, with really should have been number 1, it is incontrovertible, that Naija is the bomb, shame we messed things up. See the great panache of our PM in 1961. The world looked up to Naija, but we let ourselves down

MuttleyLaff:
I never asked for a pic. Didnt ask for to see you. I am not demanding in that way. Have you ever seen God or maybe Satan, hmm, lmso. I dont think so, lmso, so how does one know how God ever exists then, lmso? Its simply by looking at demonstrations, corroborations andet cetera. My conviction grew stronger that you are Naija at your demonstration of using "ngbana" lmso

I know you didnt, but it was Ishilov.e disputing you aren't

lmso, vulgarity is in the bible, and I dont have a problem with the Bible because of that. I look beyond Naira Marley's vulgarity enough to recognise and appreciate the abinibi grace he is gifted with

]You need to go listen to all the tracks on, ex-YBNL Princess, Temmie Ovwasa, newest album with the title "E be say dem swear for me!", lmso

lmso, I love that. I love "Okay, ngbana", that nah real Naija shit lingo going on there, lmso. Dem no born any Mundele, well enough, to yarn or roll off something like that out, using "ngbana"

I don't get you. Are you saying it's not common for people to use "ngbana" like that? Ahan. And what's a Mundele? I know it's like a name or phrase like em saying, "You be Sule or Sumonu" ( ) but in this context - what does it mean??

Please no need to "stoop to conquer agree with you" when number 1, dont stain your knee or bend to stoop. Number two, with really should have been number 1, it is incontrovertible, that Naija is the bomb, shame we messed things up. See the great panache of our PM in 1961. The world looked up to Naija, but we let ourselves down

Okay, @bolded. Motigbo.

The state of Nigeria rn is sad. I didn't watch everything in the video oh. It's just about Tafawa Balewa and the country's prestige then, right? But thanks for sharing anyway. I can put a living face and almost actual experience to the oral and written lessons I get in Government classes. We did let ourselves down. I wonder how things degenerated for such an emerging country back then...

Ishilove:
This man seems to have been very sound. Quite a shame he was wasted.

Magnoliaa:
Okayy, lmdo.

Magnoliaa:
I don't think she was.

Magnoliaa:
True, shaa.

Magnoliaa:
Yhh... I've seen you post about and praised this. I've not gotten around to listening to it. Will try to.

Magnoliaa:
I don't get you. Are you saying it's not common for people to use "ngbana" like that? Ahan. And what's a Mundele? I know it's like a name or phrase like em saying, "You be Sule or Sumonu" ( ) but in this context - what does it mean??

Magnoliaa:
Okay, @bolded. Motigbo.

Magnoliaa:
The state of Nigeria rn is sad. I didn't watch everything in the video oh. It's just about Tafawa Balewa and the country's prestige then, right? But thanks for sharing anyway. I can put a living face and almost actual experience to the oral and written lessons I get in Government classes. We did let ourselves down. I wonder how things degenerated for such an emerging country back then...

MuttleyLaff:

What the foxtrot uniform charlie kilo is Imdo?
Are you codedly trying to tell something ni? Whats it mean, lmso? Why use lmdo? Or was it, a fat finger typo thing going on there, ni, lmso

Since you decided to be using "lmso," I copied and formed my own to be using, too. It doesn't mean a thing, lmdo!

Well, if you say so, even though I know what I read

Listen to each track and listen without bias

Mundele, is an African local word for saying white man. Oyinbo, is the Nigerian equivalent word

Show off, lmso

Yoruba has an "Ayọ, lo npa enia" colloquial which when loosely translated means, "wild and unchecked euphoria, is what kills a man/woman" We still yet don't recognise, havent registered what we've squandered.

Magnoliaa:
Since you decided to be using "lmso," I copied and formed my own to be using, too. It doesn't mean a thing, lmdo!

Magnoliaa:
*shrugs*

Magnoliaa:
I will.

Magnoliaa:
Okayy. I wonder how it's pronounced... Anyhow, no, I'm not asking any question again.

Magnoliaa:
Shey ko da bee, ni?

Magnoliaa:
Hmmmmm. So that is our problem in this country, and to you?

Magnoliaa:
Unchecked euphoria? Too lax and wasteful?

MuttleyLaff:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/11773825_tenor1_gifb27324dcf0b60267339d06776637d4b1

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It actually is Central African

A ti gbọ nau. Nah tribal marks soon you go fling out come show us next

Our problem in this country, totals 99 and increasing, lmso

Let me rephrase that. Unhealthy euphoria kills a man/woman, instead of unchecked euphoria, lmso

Magnoliaa:
Oddly, the guy in this gif looks like Jelili. I can see the face in him; especially the one he makes when he's about to fart.

Magnoliaa:
Oh. Thought as much, 'cos I've never heard of such before used in Yoruba. Only the "Dele" part made sense.

LEEMAO.

Magnoliaa:
I wonder for how long we'll keep at this. Corruption, incompetence, till we finally snap and come to our senses.

MuttleyLaff:
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White Femi Adebayo, lmso
Which of the Jelili movies have you watched and enjoyed most?

"You must not muzzle an ox to keep it from eating as it treads out the grain."
- Deuteronomy 25:4

The idea behind that law, is that you can't prevent the animal (i.e. the ox) from eating some of the grain it is producing for us. No ones going to mind the corruption, if at least those in government, are delivering appreciable dividends of democracy and benefits for the masses who voted government in power

Magnoliaa:
I've watched all and enjoyed the previous ones the most... I still remember the "Act Like A Lady" competition scenes well, lmdo. The newest Survival of Jelili doesn't cut it for me. Same as Alakada Reloaded. Just nonsense.

And that gif of the transgender or is it man in 'feminine' clothes is eww.

Magnoliaa:
Yeah, true this... Not like there's any country that's perfect with flawless leaders in the world. Even don't even have the basic things, before getting the standard provisions to have our wants satisfied...

It is well.

MuttleyLaff:

You should add hypocrite to the superlatives in your signature, lmso.
What were Odunlade Adekola, Muyiwa Ademola and Femi Adebayo dressed up as, in "The Return Of Jelili" movie, hmm, that you so much enjoyed watching, huh?
Its OK to make money dressing up as females, wearing 'feminine' clothes, do runaway cat walk like females only to push nose up as a harmless gif of an actor playing the role of a transgender, hmm?

Okayyy. If hypocrite is the word, fine.

My judgment decided that. And it did. I enjoyed and find the former guys funnier, and the latter doesn't look appealing to me.

Imagine if you find every woman attractive. Why does one look beautiful to you and the other doesn't - when they are both women? That's it.

Magnoliaa:
Okayyy. If hypocrite is the word, fine.
My judgment decided that. And it did. I enjoyed and find the former guys funnier, and the latter doesn't look appealing to me.

Magnoliaa:
Imagine if you find every woman attractive. Why does one look beautiful to you and the other doesn't - when they are both women? That's it.

MuttleyLaff:
Don't do "man in 'feminine' clothes is eww" at someone's hustle and entertainment that gave you laughter. To appeal to you wasn't the objective. Entertainment, causing you laughter et cetera was.

I find every women attractive to someone