₦airaland Forum

naijababe:
Mr Bellong, I have 4 heroes in my life namely my parents and grandparents. Aside from them my two oldest siblings have had a huge impact on me and my life in general. I want to give my kids everything these 6 people gave me and that is what your bolded statement captures.

akpanikpe:
bro Google it and see for ur self currently the price is about $286,750 - $319,400. Do the mathematics.

ileobatojo:
Brilliant, Mr Bellong! Simply brilliant!!

#pardonmemrsbellong

naijababe:
Thank you very much, the bolded is exactly what I am getting at! I am taking notes folks, keep 'em coming people. Lots of useful tips.

akpanikpe:
Yes bro, funny enough the car is still in customs vehicle seat of seme command, cos the customs are still not satisfied wit the M24 it may even raise to like m28.

Chibzee2:
Siena, i'm strongly guessing your not in Nigeria from some posts on an Audi thread, and i have seen a few ads online.... ebay and a few other car sale sites and the prices on the ride is HUGE, but aside that, i was told that importation of cars older than 15yrs into the country was not permitted by Nigerian customs services and seeing that production ended in 1995, i was left to hope to find at least one in Nigeria.
Thanks though, i appreciate.

mrnilobrawn:
Do u know if they contacted any of your previous/current place of work for any verifications?

moca:
Beellong,u win lotto?
Why d congrats everywhere?
Abeg my own share
Congrats too
(though I don't know what's up)

bossladyMo:
Awwwwww!!! Congrats broooooo! SA ppl, una don dey plenty!

prechear:
Congratulations bellong. Wentin dem be dey check sef! Congrats to u and ur family

salsera:
Lol

@Bellong
Hows my Bday mate?
I remain loyal oh

greatgod2012:
long time jare my brother.
We're fine, and you?

bjayzeez:
Bellong...you must be a very patient person... If na me I would have pulled out all my hair. Congrats brother. SA geologist... Lets go.

izykvision0:
Congrats Bellong.
Yours really took a long while.

bjayzeez:
When do you plan to leave

ferdimako:
Wow... do u think two yrs can sail? Even if migration points won't be granted. Enquiring for a pal...he'll get to the assessing body too.

ferdimako:
wow..great news. How much work experience? I hope ur Nigeriab B.Sc only did the trick.

ferdimako:
Congratulations! Still SA? Anzco?

mrnilobrawn:
Congratz. What do they check at the bolded?

ukchy:
Congrats

bukatyne:
O well

Some devils do not wait 6 months o

How are you and yours?

bukatyne:
Ohwhy, come and see xavier3's account

Truth or not so we can know what next

NaijaOptimist:
Many of our men/husbands really wants to flaunts their domineering attitude, thus making unneccessary complain/condemnation every now and then.
They always seems to know better thus affecting their sense of appreciation even when when the woman does something good.

[b]Why is it so easy for men to condemn women [/b]and find it so dificult to appreciate their good deeds?

greatgod2012:
you go fear some some church people fa

advice247:
How do u cope with an abusive man, when there is an issue at home he would shout on top of his voice calling u names, say things like u don't have value, where is your brain, he gives u list of things to talk about and what shl'd not be talked about, snaps at u at work and say it's cause ure hair is always untidy, u ask a simple and d answer is where did u keep ure brain.He tells u not to wear hairnet wen ure at home, complains your not serving God cause u don't mix with church ppl like him...

is it not best to take a long walk from such a man?

ifyalways:
Are u taking the kids to your MIL so you could hustle or just to spite your hubby? If it's the former, nothing wrong with it, per say but if it's the latter, not a good idea.

Marriage is partnership. When one partner is weak or petty, the other stays strong and steers the ship. You can keep the kids with your MIL, go to Abuja, sort out issues with your hubby then you both plan and work on the way forward. You need a job, asap, same for him.

I assume you are still interested in the marriage, if otherwise then disregard my post.

alutacontinua:

I know the girl sef

bjayzeez:
I don get my grant #GODWIN special thanks to everyone .... S/O to bossladymo, Bellong, CheedyH etal

cococandy:
Okporoko=fish
Aporoko= gossip/busy body

Naija slangs

5minsmadness:
She has been hit on the head too many times

Herzumpther:
Thank you so much. My dad believes that those from Lagos are like what you mentioned above. I love and respect my dad so much that I don't see myself going against him...as a matter of fact, I've NEVER disobeyed him before and I don't plan to. Even tho I'm his favorite , he makes it clear to me daily that I should remove my mind from the Yoruba's. I've gone totally silent on the ish and that was why I ran away on valentines day because I know what's on ground and for now can't lead olalekan on. Since Saturday I've refused to pick his call because I don't know what to say. Telling him to visit my dad.....I don't know if it will be a wise thing to do or if dad will pick offence stating that I know his stand already and I still allowed him to come. I don't know if I should just give everything space and maybe bring it up later. As strong hearted as I might make my dad look here he is very fragile and emotional. My dad is standing strong on this and that is really confusing me because any ish he stands strong takes the grace of God or his father to make him change his mind......I tire o.

keppyy:
I'm a christain...