₦airaland Forum

AmazingELixir:
Op diju see any owoda boys there as you see them littered all over here?

juman:
Not impressed by his performance.
Too much noise making.

etrange:
Lol... you guys are really funny. The two expressions might mean the same thing but there's a slight difference. Let me explain on a lighter note:

When one says something is not uncommon, the emphasy is on the fact that it is very common as against what people might believe. In other words, the expression "not uncommon" means "contrary to popular belief, they are common". But when one just says something is common, the emphasy is on that thing being discussed and not necessarily on any contrary belief. So I used the expression "not uncommon" as a way to emphatically invalidate or disprove the general belief that people out there always know one or two things about Nigeria. It was a carefully chosen choice of words, I wasn't just playing around. Nevertheless, sorry for any headache caused.

HappyCanadian:
I live in Canada, I mostly do not accept I am a Nigerian when I know saying that will hinder me from getting something (u know what I mean) Most African nationalities here and few Canadians see Nigerians as scammers, criminals and sometimes refer to us as kidnappers/boko haram. Some African guys here have so much negative mindset about Nigeria.

So I do not even accept I am Nigerian in the first place..

BrokeNhustling:
Aburada abeg pass me the connect.. thanks