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 Education › Re: My Wassce Result With No Expo by Abra4real(m): 9:19am On Aug 09, 2016 |
martinsadnan11:That's the problem. I don't have anyone around here who did WAEC as an arts student. So, please, help me out. I'm not commanding o. I'm begging. |
| Education › Re: My Wassce Result With No Expo by Abra4real(m): 6:55pm On Aug 08, 2016 |
martinsadnan11:Is there a way I can sneak a peek at your literature questions? I'm preparing for GCE. |
| Business › Re: Naira Now Africa’s Worst Performing Currency Of 2016 by Abra4real(m): 4:28pm On Jul 15, 2016 |
eiBADAn:Fact check, I ain't a wailer nor a zombie. I don't support any political party. But isn't it true that the Nigerian Naira is fast loosing its value? As for the 2" by 2" bed, sorry about that. It's true that naira still has weight than a Zimbabwean dollar, but are you waiting for the naira to decline in value 'til it equals the Zimbabwean dollar before you accept that it's declining? Just my two cents. "But you sef dey write as if you be one Hausa boy wey no see anything wrong for this administration." I recently read on Facebook comment a boy from the north saying Buhari will rule 8 years Insha Allah. I thought you were one of them. FYI, I don't argue about politics. In fact, I can't do politics. Last question oga: you must get too much money to not bother about exchange rate o. Hope is not...? Well, I comment my reserve. No, I reserve my comment. |
| Business › Re: Naira Now Africa’s Worst Performing Currency Of 2016 by Abra4real(m): 4:28pm On Jul 15, 2016 |
eiBADAn:Fact check, I ain't a wailer nor a zombie. I don't support any political party. But isn't it true that the Nigerian Naira is fast loosing its value? As for the 2" by 2" bed, sorry about that. It's true that naira still has weight than a Zimbabwean dollar, but are you waiting for the naira to decline in value 'til it equals the Zimbabwean dollar before you accept that it's declining? Just my two cents. "But you sef dey write as if you be one Hausa boy wey no see anything wrong for this administration." I recently read on Facebook comment a boy from the noth saying Buhari will rule 8 years Insha Allah. I thought you were one of them. FYI, I don't argue about politics. In fact, I can't do politics. Last question oga: you must get too much money to not bother about exchange rate o. Hope is not...? Well, I comment my reserve. No, I reserve my comment. |
| Business › Re: Naira Now Africa’s Worst Performing Currency Of 2016 by Abra4real(m): 1:23pm On Jul 15, 2016 |
eiBADAn:What's the moral lesson of your post now? You just came here and start writing rubbish from your 2" by 2" bed in Maiduguri. Have you tried making payment with your Naira MasterCard? Just try it and see. 2 Likes
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| Business › Re: Naira Now Africa’s Worst Performing Currency Of 2016 by Abra4real(m): 1:17pm On Jul 15, 2016 |
chinex276:You don't mean it. Meanwhile, he's busy passing over the broom. I'm not saying he shouldn't throw offensive, but both the broom and the umbrella should hear it. 4 Likes
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| Jokes Etc › Re: I Don't Care About Racism As Long As I Wipe My Butt With White Tissue -mugabe by Abra4real(op): 9:25pm On Jul 14, 2016 |
Cutehector, hungerbad, BrideofDracula, omenka, mynd44, lanicky, Drabeey, thepeacemaker, iffacatchyouehn Apologies for spamming your mentions but "coman and see something o"  |
| Jokes Etc › Re: I Don't Care About Racism As Long As I Wipe My Butt With White Tissue -mugabe by Abra4real(op): 9:25pm On Jul 14, 2016 |
Cutehector, hungerbad, BrideofDracula, omenka, mynd44, lanicky, Drabeey, Apologies for spamming your nmentions but "coman and see something o" |
| Jokes Etc › I Don't Care About Racism As Long As I Wipe My Butt With White Tissue -mugabe by Abra4real(op): 9:21pm On Jul 14, 2016 |
Hello, Naira Landers... I was surfing on Facebook when I came across this joke-like truth. "Racism will never end as long as white cars are still using black tires. Racism will never end if people still use black to symbolize bad luck and white for peace. Racism will never end if people still wear white clothes to weddings and black clothes to funerals. Racism will never end as long as those who don't pay their bills are blacklisted not whitelisted. Even when playing snooker. You haven't won until you've sunk the black ball, and the white ball must remain on the table. [size=20pt]But I don't care, as long as I'm still using white toilet paper to wipe my butt, I'm fine![/size]" --Robert Mugabe 1 Like
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| Education › Re: Can You Solve This Quantitative Aptitutude Exercise? I Bet You Can't by Abra4real(op): 9:54pm On Jul 12, 2016 |
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| Education › Re: Can You Solve This Quantitative Aptitutude Exercise? I Bet You Can't by Abra4real(op): 9:52pm On Jul 12, 2016 |
Begonia:I've seen it. |
| Education › Re: Can You Solve This Quantitative Aptitutude Exercise? I Bet You Can't by Abra4real(op): 9:33pm On Jul 12, 2016 |
eph12:I "trowey" salute for you. Thanks, man! |
| Education › Re: Can You Solve This Quantitative Aptitutude Exercise? I Bet You Can't by Abra4real(op): 9:32pm On Jul 12, 2016 |
Begonia:How you take solve am. |
| Education › Re: The "O" In BODMAS Doesn't Stand For Of by Abra4real(m): 9:27pm On Jul 12, 2016 |
This should be on the front page. Cc: lalasticlala, Seun, Mynd44, omenka |
| Education › Can You Solve This Quantitative Aptitutude Exercise? I Bet You Can't by Abra4real(op): 9:13pm On Jul 12, 2016 |
I have been trying for forever to solve this quantitative exercise but all to no avail. "Oya," all mathematics guru in the house, let's see your maths-solving skills. Cc: Seun, Mynd44, omenka, lalasticlala, dominique
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| Health › Re: What's Wrong With My Body? Am I Just Lazy? ...stubborn? by Abra4real(op): 10:46pm On Jul 11, 2016 |
PRISTINEMUSCLES:You just called it a long sermon, right? Imagine you are the doctor to attend to me, will you believe this kind of story? By the way, I'm going there this week. |
| Health › Re: What's Wrong With My Body? Am I Just Lazy? ...stubborn? by Abra4real(op): 10:03pm On Jul 11, 2016 |
finalboss1:So, if I believe there's no God, that would cure my pain abi? Did you read the post at all. For your information, this one's already taken by Jesus. Back to the post, did you read that going a day without food happened a few years back? Was it my intention? Did I tell you I was fasting? Just do what you know how to do, bro, make plenty people can talk their mind for here. have a nice day. |
| Christianity Etc › Re: But Why Would God Allow Someone To Be Killed While Preaching His Words ? by Abra4real(m): 9:38pm On Jul 11, 2016 |
tayooluwole:Think about this for a while. If you want more, I'll surely deliver it to you. Matthew 10:16-18 says, 16 Behold, I send you forth as sheep in the midst of wolves: be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves. 17 But beware of men: for they will deliver you up to the councils, and they will scourge you in their synagogues; 18 And ye shall be brought before governors and kings for my sake, for a testimony against them and the Gentiles. |
| Health › What's Wrong With My Body? Am I Just Lazy? ...stubborn? by Abra4real(op): 9:26pm On Jul 11, 2016 |
Hello, NairaLanders... I'm facing some problems now in my body, so I want all health specialists and doctors on nairaland to advise me. It all happened in 2013 when a tumor started growing in my left lower jaw. For the sake of privacy, I won't mention the name of the hospital I went for checkup. I was diagnosed of Osifying Fibroma. Long story short, because of money, I couldn't go to the theatre. I was operated live on the chair. You heard that right. Right on the chair. I saw as the tumor (taken out in chunks) were removed. But in the process of that surgery, something strange has happened since then. Now, I feel intense pain in my chest, as if a 100-kg weight is laid on it. It gets more intense when I do activities like run, jump, or carry heavy things. Also, I noticed that toxic air now makes me choke and gives me pain on my chest. As if that wasn't enough, now I feel an increase in body temperature everytime. It's not like people can all feel it when they touch me, but I do feel it. Have a cold shower? It'll still be high. Have a hot shower? It'll still be high. In fact, it combines itself with the intense pain. The complicated part is that: 1) I feel the pain, but it doesn't have the effect of an headache or general body pain. For example, after running and feeling that pain on my chest, I'll just heave some deep breaths and relax for some minutes and the pain will be reduced to the minimum. 2) I don't always feel the increase in temperature. For example, while in the bus. You know that breeze flow while the bus is moving, so it cools me down. But immediately after I alight and start walking home, it comes back. It might subside for a while because of the heat the walking is producing on my body, but when I get home, it comes with full force. Like the intense pain, I'll have to relax for sometime before it reduces to the minimum. Now imagine me feeling this two at the same time. I'm saying all this so that you can know what I'm going through. I've worked in factories, multimedia companies, and even poultry farms, but my body can't take it anymore with what I'm experiencing. For your information, I don't plan to do strenght-tasking job for a profession. I want to be a full-time writer. That's the only job I can do now all day without complaining. Please, no blame or criticizing game like our president here. I have suffered this body a lot. I was living alone (when I was 15) in an area of Ogun State and working in a fish-rearing farm. Sometimes, I could go a day without food. Sometimes, I could go a day and a half without food. There was some time that after working in the farm, I just went to a corner to rest. Shout I no 'gree answer. Beg I no 'gree answer. I was extremely tired. I was even sick one of those days that my lower lip's skin peeled off. It was that bad. Now, I'm wondering what it could be: 1) I'd been diagnosed of Typhoid when I was small. Is it because I worked the Typhoid-infested body that brought it to this? 2) Is it because I was too young to be going through such at that time. You can't imagine how trekking to and from work was for me then. You remember all that time when we would trek from school at an average speed of 5 steps per seconds? That's how I walk. Yet, I would still use about an hour and 30 minutes trekking. Multiply that by two and you have three hours of an average of 5 steps by seconds. Yes, including Sundays and Saturdays. Please, what could be wrong with me. Is it that I'm lazy? ...stubborn? ...weak? Or is it because I just viewed it that way? And yes, leave God out of this matter "abeg." God didn't tell me to work my ass off Mondays to Sundays at age 15. In case you're wondering, I'm a Christian and born again, so don't bring the issue of "God will take control." Yes, He can. But if he doesn't, that won't stop me from following Him. Again, miracles happen to be the talk of the town. Why is it called miracle, anyway? Awaiting your thoughtful, unbiased, non-Name Checking, non-zombiesm, non-wailing, anti-bigotry reply. lalasticlala, Seun, Mynd44, dominique, please help me move this to front page. |
| Politics › Re: Those Who Brought Buhari Will End Up In His Stomach — Fayose by Abra4real(m): 9:03am On Jul 11, 2016 |
kolaaderin:You're dreaming, right? Tell me you're dreaming. |
| Literature › Re: Dear Contemporary African Writer, We Read; We Don't Just Read You by Abra4real(m): 9:51am On Jul 07, 2016 |
Orikinla:Would you mind creating a thread for this post I quoted. Tag lalsticlacla and others reading this thread. I'm sure it'll make front page. |
| Literature › Re: Dear Contemporary African Writer, We Read; We Don't Just Read You by Abra4real(m): 9:46am On Jul 07, 2016 |
kinglee1:Yeah, I got it. |
| Literature › Re: Dear Contemporary African Writer, We Read; We Don't Just Read You by Abra4real(m): 9:45am On Jul 07, 2016 |
Orikinla:You're welcome. |
| Literature › Re: Dear Contemporary African Writer, We Read; We Don't Just Read You by Abra4real(m): 9:42am On Jul 07, 2016 |
Nnachuka:I'm humbled, sire! Thanks. |
| Literature › Re: Dear Contemporary African Writer, We Read; We Don't Just Read You by Abra4real(m): 8:16am On Jul 07, 2016 |
kinglee1:I have let go of opportunities, yes. But not a GOLDEN one. And everyone has a unique definition of "golden." |
| Literature › Re: Dear Contemporary African Writer, We Read; We Don't Just Read You by Abra4real(m): 8:13am On Jul 07, 2016 |
Nnachuka:Let's get this straight. You opined that books are meant to be priced that way, right? Well, I disagree. That's my argument. Make a bag a hundred thousand naira. Some people will be able to afford it, but many will die of starvation. |
| Literature › Re: Dear Contemporary African Writer, We Read; We Don't Just Read You by Abra4real(m): 7:59am On Jul 07, 2016 |
kinglee1:You're talking about dullards, eh? When I'm hungry and food lands on the dinning table, I'm the first to munch, even before the prayer ends. Only a dullard will see a golden opportunity and let it go. Talking from experience. |
| Literature › Re: Dear Contemporary African Writer, We Read; We Don't Just Read You by Abra4real(m): 7:55am On Jul 07, 2016 |
Nnachuka:I don't care. It's not like it's available in my place, anyway. |
| Literature › Re: Dear Contemporary African Writer, We Read; We Don't Just Read You by Abra4real(m): 7:51am On Jul 07, 2016 |
kinglee1:That's motivation for you, bro. It attempts to fry your brain like zombies and wailers tell themselves. No realism.Now, tell me, you wanted to go to America badly this year, but you haven't gotten a passport, visa, and you don't even have money to get those things. How could that be possible? I'm still telling you, if you like have the best motivation in the world, even one that could make you attempt at breathing fire out of your mouth, if you don't have opportunities to prove yourself, you cannot be rich. Except, of course, your father is Dangote. |
| Literature › Re: Dear Contemporary African Writer, We Read; We Don't Just Read You by Abra4real(m): 7:48am On Jul 07, 2016 |
Nnachuka:Garri has value, we know, and millions survive on it daily. Now, imagine those garri sellers inflating the price 200%. Maybe we would start importing garri then, because it would be cheaper. See, let me tell you, those authors don't care what happens with publishers or what they do with their books. They want advance and royalties to appear at their doorstep while they continue to write. Tell me, why couldn't the Big 6 publishers in United States create an ebook platform long ago? Why are they still opposed to it? Who couldn't they create their own platform, withdraw every author's books from other platforms, and sell relatively low? One sentence: THEY DON'T CARE! |
| Literature › Re: Dear Contemporary African Writer, We Read; We Don't Just Read You by Abra4real(m): 7:42am On Jul 07, 2016 |
bellville:Yes, we'd love to. But imagine me buying a |
| Literature › Re: Dear Contemporary African Writer, We Read; We Don't Just Read You by Abra4real(m): 7:41am On Jul 07, 2016 |
kinglee1:If you think there is, you're on a long thing. Just like a book teaching you how to be happy. If you don't want to be happy, or just aren't happy at that moment, there's nothing the book can do to you. If you don't have opportunities, and resources to leverage them, I'm pretty sure you can never be rich. Take my word for it. |
?? ENOUGH OF THE MEDIA WASH ABEG!!!!!! AHNAHN!!!!! MANY PEOPLE WILL ACTUALLY BELIEVE THIS!!!!! THIS MEDIA WASH IS TOO MUCH. MEDIA IS THE NEW TERRORISM!!!!!!!!