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No wonder some group keep crooning "Lagos Is A No Man's Land" ... Hehehe...anyway people like good things sha. |
"And young men shall see visions and old people shall dream dreams" - The Book of the Apostles But the hip-hop world and technology is doing a bad job on the youths who are still dancing skelewu and shoki Ride on Obasanjo, expose them all, for with this you write your name on timely Marbles. |
holatin:No advantage in that my brother. Like i said earlier out of the heart of man project his actions and ideas, that applies not to virgins alone but also to non- virgins. I am not criticizing virgins for their fate neither do i mean that they are not capable of any good. Nobody is perfect , dignified and respected people make mistakes Many girls u see today haven't learn from their mistakes, that makes them less-dignified than non-virgins who fell flat and learnt from their short-comings. Thanks Bro |
holatin:. Laughable...!!! Just like you are saying that righteousness lies in the heart of a robber who has killed many in his bid to rob them. Look fella, From the heart of man projects his ideas and actions, so if dignity lies in the heart of man, it will surely effect his or her outward actions and ideas. The sanctity of Virginity is a sacred theory valued by every known religion in the world. Why? Because aside from its sacred importance, it project the value and virtues of virgins, and reveals how strong the are in the inside and in the exterior,it shows that they have control over their lives, that they are capable of being exemplary mothers to their children, and that they are more likely to bear "good" children. Every male child craves to marry virgin cos its a divine "wiring" . Virgins are still respected and openly reverred. They last long and they serve as good "back bones"their husbands can rely in dark times. (I dedicate this little piece to my mother, a tough spirit that never dies) |
I like agriculture and i believe that agriculture is going to be the "goldmine" of countries in the next generation bearing in mind the dwindling quantity of crude-oil and its price in the current global stock market. Let me also add that i will like to join DBanj in his agricultural campaign and to be a disciple of his in his "Green" crusade. So pls anyone who knows how this plan of mine can be achieved should pls send me the link. I believe in the re-birth of cocoa farming as a suitable panacea for our economical ills and unemployment. I am not afraid to stand alone on this but if you share my view, feel free to "like" it. Thanks |
Reading comic writings such as these can increase my lifespan.A word theraphy I must say |
redcliff:Ooscasmisculah!! Hahahahaha Even his kinsmen such as Asari Dokubo and Kingsley Kuku are disappointed in his sluggishness and indecision. That is the hallmark of people who suddenly found themselves at the corridors of power when the hands of fate shuffles the card. Kudos to Sir Neville Chamberlain a man of peace who quickly relinquished power someone who is capable when he saw Hitler burning the coals of War. " If you so well that you cannot do something, give It to people who can do it, with this you exonerate yourself from all weakness and achieve honour" But your president will not do this, after declaring total war on Boko-Haram almost 10 times, he still can't curb them. Gallant and handsome soldiers who are fathers of beautiful children are losing their lives by the hundreds daily due to bad management and equipment, while the Clueless man from otuoke and his goons continue to embellish their clothes in gold chain and wool hat and squander the nations wealth on luxury, whores and jets. The existence of nemesis is an evidence that God also oversees the affairs of men and pay us back in our own coin. |
BinghiNya:Imagine Bianca gasping for breath with legs widely spread as Fani pumps in fresh air D; |
# Sighs# #looking at the mad dances and fornication promoted by the present music industry# #remembers the old days of good music that stopped immediately after the premature death of Dagrin# There is no more need to cry for the present generation of youths who derives pleasure in this depravities. I foresee a future whereby the bulk of the next generation will constitute a group of darkness thereby turning this world into a cesspit of civilization. |
LMAyedun:What a classic landing by GCON Chief Obafemi Awolowo ![]() |
donphilopus:Walai mana!! ![]() |
I hate noise or anything that unnecessarily vibrates my eardrum with passion. I was Born in August and like a lion, I roost in quiet places, I study in serene places totally devoid of sound, I get unexplained inspiration in silent places when I can hear the breeze blow calmly past now and again trying to whisper secrets of nature into my ears. The only time u see me in a bit noisy place is when I am eating, playing games with my friends, gisting or in the classroom waiting for lectures after which I will retire to my quiet "cave" far away from vibration to continue my journey to the astral world and commune with my inner mind. I have few favourite hip-hop musicians DBanj, 2Face, Dagrin, 9ice and classical music sages whose message clearly reveals the truth not "just dance dance and dance like monkeys". The best place where my spirit and soul is greatly alive is when I go into light forest or on top of a solitary mountain to feel the fresh "wine" of nature. In these places things start happening to me, by brain start working sweetly like u add grease to a machine, my thoughts start getting clearer and clearer like I just bought them a new pair of eyes and just then my inner voices becomes louder that I can hear them and feel their touch. Just my take .Thanks |
Eagerly anticipating the time when Barack Obama or prominent figures in the west will tweet in Yoruba language |
datguru:Because they are made to lead and break new grounds , a feat worthy of emulation by the "aggressive, lousy and domineering" brethren. |
Yorubas doing their own thing their own way as usual which always give some "aggressive" ethnic groups sleepless night. One thing i like about Yoruba people is their silence and indifference to the aggressiveness of other tribes, the historical achievements of the Yoruba people is wholly through war,art, strong tradition, hard work and intelligent political maneuvering.Nothing you can use to intimidate the Yorubas Pls try to get the book titled "On The Darkling Plain" written by Late Ken Saro Wiwa, where he talked about the Yorubas in Chapter 8. Thanks |
Well, truth is bitter and if nobody appreciates your efforts on compiling this, I do appreciate ur efforts. Its a good write-up |
Wanabees |
I am from a firewood and akamu background, a background whereby you have Pap or Garri and fish as breakfast, few pieces of yam and oil for lunch and Amala or eba with ewedu soup and half fish for supper. I give glory to God for creating me to this kind of family not just because of self-pride but also because of the survival skills I am able and still to garner and other rare "witty" skills that my fellow brethren in the "butter world" cannot have. My Father (who fell from immense grace to grass long before my birth) gives me 5k as pocket money montly,this ain't consistent as sometimes for 3 months I won't be sent any kobo from home and I understand, I have 4 siblings in Fed universities . So I, being prodigal by nature, is forced by circumstances to manage my resources like a soldier managing his life at war. My sweet mother makes sure I take abundant foodstuff to school, I have a clipper which I use to barb my hair all by myself using a mirror, I trek to school almost all the time except I am extremely tired, I eat twice a day and sometimes once, I don't smoke neither do I drink, I dress well to school that some people cannot help but admire me, I don't boast or brag but I am a calm thug, I have a number of calm and wise friends who are fellow thugs too, I have quite a number of female admirers and I am always indifferent to their green-lights cos I am aware of the financial onus no matter how cheap they may seem but I am "friends" them though I am always thinking of how to make money and manage my present resources, always avoiding night parties although I am social, avoiding unnecessary luxuries and focusing on the real deal which is studies and money making. I think yours is far better than mine, just said mine for you to know you are on the good side bearing in mind the consistency of your monthly allowance. I understand life as a theatre hall whereby we are given a divine role to play with an objective of making the best of our existence. Pls bro, adhere to wise advices from sane nairalanders who are also fellow comrades in the trenches. May God bless and lead you. Thanks |
Mondisweets:Young woman thats too harsh i must say,the future is sacred and the fact that his action might sound odious to you doesnt terminate his. Nairaland have given you freedom, but hey permit sanity and good humour to line your words and comments Next time, pls allow some iota of common sense and remorse to prevail when reacting to comments made by your fellow men as your above comment does not exonerate the abscence of your own future too .Your ability to read and write should bring hope and encouragment to humanity not darkness and emptiness No hard feelings Thanks |
Yustash001:Take a clue from the op, we're talking of jungles here not gardens ![]() |
"Religion Is the opium of the people" - Karl Marx Circa 1818-1883 "Black people hold on to their God just as the drunken man hold on to the lamp-post - for physical support only" -Tai Solarin 1922-1994 |
#Team geology and geography# |
Descartes:*Drops cup of palmi, strolls outside only to see a crowd commenting and decides to contribute* A crack nigga chose a cracker nigga. The Crack nigga got a$$-fücked by the cracker nigga Crack nigga screams and carpet-crossed to PDP to sell dôpè to the people. While the PDP crackheaded leaders are beaming with smiles, flashing their palm-oil teeth with "reckless abandon" ![]() ..........Alaigbo popping sh*t since when they started wearing clothes........... ![]() *dodges stone * *runs to seek haven in God's Grace Beer parlour* |
My Yoruba friends will say "Ohun to wa leyin efa, o ju eje lo".. |
Brethern, one of the greatest skill one needs to master in this present word is the act of being versatile and formless like an amoeba to be able fit comfortably into the varying "cracks and crevices" of life, to be able to survive in both harsh and favourable conditions (The legendary Oddysius in Greek mythology), to be able to sail your ship sucessfully through the turbulent and calm waves of life (Captain Jack Sparrow),to be able to read the minds of your enemies, predicting their moves and ultimately checking it like a master chess-player(Sun Tzu, Niccoloi Machiavelli) to be able to perform excellently when unexpectedly given any post or resource to handle or manage (Joseph Stalin, Chief Obafemi Awolowo), to be flexible and ductile thereby frustrating your enemies attempt to break you (General Hannibal), to be able to bounce back almost immediately after various spate of life defeats and fatal career setbacks and releasing ground-breaking masterpieces that will change the historical trend of your field, making people remember your reign as being "Golden" (Abraham Lincoln, Late 2 Pac , Late Dagrin) to be able to change yourself into different kinds of things to confuse your enemies and adversaries and instill deathly fear in them, creating an air of uncertainty as to what your next action will be, dissappearing and appearing behind enemy lines and wreaking reckless havoc, fighting in different terrains, marshes, creeks, dark alleys and thick forests, annihilating your enemies in your mysterious hurricane leaving nothing but their destruction in your wake(Atilla the Hun, Alexander the Great, Vasily Zaitsev, Genghis Khan ,Erwin Rommel, Benjamin Adekunle.....there people are good dancers of Death, organic WMDs) If you read the books or study the life of this great people you will discover that they were born like normal humans but i learnt from them that to be able to develop this rare attribute you need to develop yourself to the maximum capacity and spending more of your time in brain poking activities by subjecting yourself to various extra-ordinary tests and drillings and sacrificing your fear by entering dreadful realms to wrestle with "spirits and other phantom creatures that are only found in the nether-parts of the world" and then coming out alive (only few will grasp what i mean here) These people has done this and came out alive and astound "mere" men, standing tall over them like a collosus and leaving indelible foot-print on timely sands.(Forget how they ended, what counts is how they managed to pack so much to their little lives, dazzling humanity with their fire that some people will think they are Humanoid Aliens or Demi-gods) The 48th law of power written by Robert Green says "Assume Formlessness, with this you will be able to enter the camps of your enemies unnoticed and master their plan and use it to destroy them" Dbanj simply fore-shadowed the plans of The Mohit Crew and decided to single handedly personalise it and use it to his advantage knowing fully when that he exist to lead and trailblaze not to be a "follow-follow boy boy" of any sort. He knew that to achieve this vision he needs to stand alone in order to free himself from tangles of jealousy in the MoHit crew. He believed in himself and wants to prove that his vision transcends music unlike his counter- part who take pleasure in snapping pics at beaches in miamey, on Yacht and displaying their cars, expensive houses, flaunting their wealth and other temporal man-made materials in utter display of petty complacency. Only few people have some degree of self-worth in this "sold-out" world. Here is my own philosophical view on this. I say a big thank you to all good Nairalanders who painstakingly dedicated their time in reading this little piece of mine. Pls note that the names of the people I used may not tally with the description but i remember them with those qualities I am still young and imperfect so therefore i welcome all insults and calumny on this Thanks |
Lordlexyy:prescription bawo ?? Like say heaven na one big pharmarcy with God as its pharmacist and we humans a large bulk of sick bleeps.... ![]() sounds true though |
temigracie:Kai, this girl and her "Use and Dump" anthem. Na every guy wan use and dump nee... ![]() |
100Cents:Just like me too, On the 23rd of May this year, I met a girl in a bank, I am a very shy person but that day i flowed so well with her that I was wondering how I got that unusual calmness and confidence. She also flowed with me so well and I noticed a particular glow in her eyes (perhaps she is enjoying my company).she gave me her digits and I offered to pay her bike fee after the chat. Since then didn't actively follow up not becos I am not interested but becos I just want to be myself. And although I am shy, I have a large Ego and I won't do things against my real-self. We do bump into each other sometimes in school. I notice she is in a confused mode and do not know what I have up my sleeves but she sees that I care. Although e no easy o, because I have to bottle up intense waves of emotions so as not to appear foolish and "common". To cut the story short, its been five months now but I have learnt greatly on how to caution my emotions and think of reality by subjecting the two to wise thought and asking myself these three questions "Is that really what you need now?" " Emotions are heavenly feelings, will you be presently able to cope with realities of relationship should one happen?" "How much do you worth?? Why not channel your energy into productive things?" And yes I answered these questions sincerely in order not to deceive myself and crumble at the wave of emotions. Some people will think I am fearing but I think building a good future for myself will earn me some confidence. And if in the long run we become good friends then fine, that will be a nice way. I think emotions that grow on a platform of solid friendship is real.. As to the girl, I think you were "emotional" in your approach. I think Over-expression of emotion has a destructive effect on our self-esteem and we "imperfect" humans will term it as foolishness, It has to be cautioned. Many people have lost their real self due to wanting to impress the opposite sex out of "showing of love" all na wash abeg.... Be yourself, suck up some confidence and cheer-up. Dump that guy for good cos you might see him with a girl tomorrow and yes that can cause you an emotional trauma. If he truly loves you back he will find you even if you get yourself abducted by bokoharam to sambisa outta frustration. I can do that to get my girl BACK!!! |
When she breaks up your heart -HIT THE GYM !!! |
nigerianvenom:Comments like this makes me wonder how woeful the Nigerian situation is when it comes to putting transparency and equity first. The fact that Okonjo is wining and dining with the high and mighty due to her position in the government doesnt make her immune to public expression of dissatisfaction in her works. Its high time we do away with all forms of inferiority complex such as sycophancy, tribalism etc and let us address the main issue on ground. Its not the position or wealth that matters, but the works of one's hand and the values advocated during his or her tenure or existence. His mother may not be in that position or ha ve all the degrees but i think she happy, satisfied not being under any pressure whatsoever and being comfortable in the confines of her house and seeing her healthy children grow into adults. Nothing adds more essence to life than that.. |
nigerianvenom:Comments like this makes me wonder how woeful the Nigerian situation is when it comes to putting transparency and equity first. The fact that Okonjo is wining and dining with the high and mighty due to her position in the government doesnt make her immune to public expression of dissatisfaction in her works. Its high time we do away with all forms of inferiority complex such as sycophancy, tribalism etc and let us address the main issue on ground. Its not the position or wealth that matters, but the works of one's hand and the values advocated during his or her tenure or existence. His mother may not be in that position or ha ve all the degrees but i think she happy, satisfied not being under any pressure whatsoever and being comfortable in the confines of her house and seeing her healthy children grow into adults. Nothing adds more essence to life than that.. |
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