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Oyindamolah:
We all do, infact 4 of my customer pay with it when they come to my shop. how about you?

Oyindamolah:
The ban amplified interest in it

pozehnani:
This looks like a type writing machine writing. Even the accuracy of the punctuation marks and calculated spacing gives it away.

I learnt how to type with a machine. so I know the job of a type writer when I see one.

Beautiful writing kor.

dannyrhymes600:
waw that's rare, which state is your studio located

dannyrhymes600:
do you make reggae beats or know anyone that does?

WoundedLamb:
Hhmm... I don't really know why people tend to believe the US is irreligious. It's only a very small part of the population that identifies as atheist. The country is secular in the sense that religion isn't used as the basis for making laws. But the citizens have and maintain their respective religions.

Again, do you really think the parents need religion as a tool to make thier kids respectful? I personally don't think morality is primarily function of religion. But that's just a personal opinion. I don't think any people in the world are as polite as Canadians (sometimes, the over politeness could be sickening if not deceiving). But yet, they are North Americans.

So would you send your kids to Africa like my friend plans to do?

crackhaus:
This.

I believe that as Nigerians, we just love to have it both ways all the time. The same Nigerians who prefer to live a life of unbelief and would rather do away with religions that instill positive values, also turn around to complain that their children are not respectful and well-behaved.

I wonder where these children are supposed to learn good behaviour and morals from when they were not introduced to and made to adhere to any religion that espouses such.
The assumption that just the words and corrections from a parent would be enough to keep a 21st century child in line, is foolhardy.

The real questions should be;
What has a parent taught their child(ren) to believe in?
What higher power do they revere?
Do these children feel obligated to live according to the tenets of this higher power?

ABCthingx:
okay, let say me and my mate abroad are given an assignment to build a rc helicopter in 10 days.

My mate abroad will use a public wifi, download and watch the neccesary tutorials, buy the materials needed from a store and start seeking for inspiration on how to design his copter.

Meanwhile here I will first of you use my savings to buy data. Then start waiting for Nepa to bring light. If there is no light. Wahala na to go dey find Gen upandan before thinking of who will buy fuel.

Then now, I will start going about looking for one ac motor. This one I've been asking my area for 4 years now, they said they have not heard of it before. To order online wahala because it must be in bulk. This is just one of the materials I need o.

Then after 5 days while im still waiting for my deliveries, one fellow online will be telling me how unproductive I am compared to whites. As if we had equal grounds.