₦airaland Forum

suarez and forlan are a deadly combo

what's wrong with ozil, opolo eyes having mofo

keep on booing suarez

john david:
can the kids think that way?

can the parents control the remote control. what happened to children playing outside and not watching tv all day?

this would have been better off as a 2hr a day series like the ken burns documentaries on PBS.

flogging is a moral and cultural value? the hell

buzugee:
without a question of doubt this is a very anemic estimate. i am leaning more towards 90 percent. folks you have to remember that craziness is relative. you dont have to be outright crazy to be certified crazy. nigerians are a very peculiar bunch. they all have some kind of mental defect that either makes them extremely hot tempered ( our igbo brothers and hausa brothers should know about this one), extremely morally bankrupt ( fraud, embezzlement, armed robbery, police checkpoint robbery, immigration officer robbery, etc etc), extremely ostentatious (this is a mental defect too), extremely inconsiderate (this falls under sociopathic behavior and includes closing a whole street because they are havin a party), extremely arrogant (this is sociopathic behavior), easily bawled over by material goods (this is sociopathic behavior ).
my point being over 99 percent of nigerians have sociopathic tendencies. this is a mental disorder

who hacked you

how many sides does a TRIangle have.  that fool couldn't answer that simple question?

these are the youth with the power to vote o.  i bet its worse in naija considering our illiteracy rate.

this is only controversial in nigeria.


i imagine refusing to wear trousers in winter weather

COOL DK:
Guess u dey feel am. Either panda or no panda, so your own.

so my own ke? i look like tailor or obioma to you?

get the heck out of here with that bend down select jersey

12large:
abeg this is exactly what martins needs let him have i great season at kazan and european clubs will rush him. it is better to be a star man at kazan, than to be playing 20minutes once every 2games. the guy martins still has it for me he is good as yekini when he is on form. just watch how martins would become top scorer and find a new big club

why would they rush a 30 plus year old geezer?

yes a man can ra-pe his wife

dayokanu:
I was beaten a lot as a kid but I still love my parents

you only love them because they put you in their will 

from england to germany to russia. malta is next

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=474328.msg6359681#msg6359681 date=1278709401]I know. Want me to cook you some?[/quote]my cooking is solely meant for people on death row for good reasons

i might have to propose to tamme at this point

damn this is good food

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=475305.msg6359513#msg6359513 date=1278706269]I'm saying that its a factor of disciplinary action that is very much required.[/quote]and why is it very much required?

estrella:
is MouthAction within the context of marriage wrong?

nope. not wrong and perfectly normal.

Tcrack:
this is so sad. 10b if well utilized will change nepa. Can someone pls tell me what is there to celebrate??. because honestly i cant see ONE THING about Nigeria worth celebrating.

come on now, its naira and not dollars

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=475305.msg6359471#msg6359471 date=1278705353]If fire burns your hand, you wont put your hand in the fire again. If you're smart.[/quote]are you saying beatings are the most effective way of punishment

and how does it help?

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=475305.msg6358137#msg6358137 date=1278690692]You guys are misconstruing punishment with respect.

A punishment is a reinforcer to let a child know what is wrong or right. If punished, they'd understand  next not to repeat the same mistake or mistakes of its kind.

I've been beaten by some of my relatives, some I respect and some I dont respect at all.  It's all abt discipline and training. Respect is another factor.[/quote]is beatings the most effective way to instill respect.  most of the time, you are instilling fear and not respect.  what happens when the child becomes immune to the beatings?

weren't most of the agberos and omo-otas beaten too?

when do the beatings stop, when the child is 10,15,20? beatings lose their effectiveness pretty fast hence the reasons lots of Nigerians have bad relationships with their fathers.

nawtiichic:
when i was 13 my dad walked in on me self-servicing lol! it was soo mortifying! i couldnt face him for weeks!! it really messed things up coz at some point he thought everytime i went out, i was out sleeping with men

door lock and blanket to the rescue

^^ her pancake usage needs an intervention

nl is not an adult only website - kudos to bawo for trying to make sure the kids logged on don't get nightmares

what can i say i do it for the kids.

she looks like she was auditioning for the role of witch in a mount zion ministries movie.

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=474328.msg6359175#msg6359175 date=1278701095]AND THE RECIPES.


I'm tired of eating whiteman's food[/quote]isn't your nyansh solely attributed to your love of old country buffet?

Fhemmmy:
I am oshun man and i will never taste the Iyan that was wooden pounded . . . .  grossssssssssssssssssssss

what about the one done with machines? those ones are good too but those machines aren't popular anymore

poundo mixes are just ok and pre-processed

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=474328.msg6359120#msg6359120 date=1278700586]@Femi


No mind bawomolo. He's no longer a Yoruba man [/quote]i've always tried to pass as jamo

tpiah:
^^i dont know anywhere in yorubaland where amala isnt eaten.

are you sure you're yoruba cos i cant vouch for you.

what osun man prefers amala to iyan? please show me one

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=474328.msg6359097#msg6359097 date=1278700342]Black amala is made from dried plantain.[/quote]umm no

[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=474328.msg6359067#msg6359067 date=1278699955]You're on drug.

Have you tried white amala? omo, that thing na pure heaven.

I used to hate amala too tho, when I was a kid.[/quote]the only elubo i have heard of is black and ugly. the one they dry for sun is not white o.   
amala is disgusting either way.  Iyan and eba are preferred staples where i come from.

let ibadan people eat their amala  .

zoelife:
Yes, they are becoming more and more difficult to uphold because the society we live in is becoming more and more morally decadent, wat with the internet and globalization.

when was society not decadent?  it's only broadcasted more now.

you think prostitution and the likes just started 10 years ago? cassanova was born 20 years ago?
larry flint and hugh hefner are older than the internet

They are God made laws and are as old as creation itself. Except we want to change God too.

humanity does that easily. we have gone from worshiping sango and amadiorha to worshiping jesus and allah in a matter of a few generations. gods change over time. Is polygamy a God made law, folks like Abraham and solomon had no problem having concubines.

Fhemmmy:
That is grossssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

stay off the weed. ogi and eko is thrill food.

amala is disgusting, na ibadan like that kin thing.

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presido is now associating with the tura soap gomina now?

BTW, I don't think spending 10 billion dollars (abt US $65m) is too much to celebrate a nation's 50 years anniversary. My opinion.

what exactly are we celebrating? is spending millions on lectures/symposiums now a form of celebration. which kind symposiums on independence day cost millions