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scared of what? afraid ko, afraid ni.... c'mon babes, keep shooting... ![]() Nike - Im still waiting for your two legs.... ![]() |
Pintos - loving someone without even knowing who? Oh boy, I think you are under some remote control spell. Better break your heart in two and throw the remote controlled part away. |
Gina - dont worry, you can read between the line that Nike needs some real loving. Nike - keep it coming, Im having fun |
Nike - My a$$ is open and waiting. ![]() |
Latoya, close to 1808? |
I was looking at the homepage of Nairaland and I noticed a new bar with birthdays. But what caught my attention is Debo - 1808 years "https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria?action=profile;u=1326". Debo, where do we begin?, please fill us with your centuries old wisdom. No controversy, you are the oldest guy alive... ![]() |
Well, what do i put in my profile? Im Nigerian. I get two wives one Nigeria and one Oyinbo (European). I plan to complete the race with Asian, Indian, Latino, Indian and an Arab. I want to sow my Nigeria seed everywhere... ![]() As most babes on this forum are Nigeria, I don't need them. I have one too many . If you fill in the profile of my planned wife collections, drop me a line.Im rich and not too bad looking. |
Pasuma, there are plenty good/sincere girls in Nigeria. For me I think its the guys we should be wary about. Everyone is wearing a fine face but filled with 419 tricks in the pocket..... |
There is no law on personal data protection in Nigeria that I know of and ethics are being violated with relish anyway. So no surprise if National Id or driver licence becomes credit cards. Very soon the National health ID card will become credic card and any other card will become credit card. Im not surprised, it must be the scheming of the legislatures who always look into turning public information/data into money via lucrative contracts. Im expectiong a 419 angle on this one, looks like the typical lead 419ers build on. Its only in Nigeria that I see the goverment is willing to commercialise peoples personal data rather than protecting them. |
No matter the reasons, wife beating is sore, it only demonstrates the mans lack of leadership at home. There is no "sin" from a woman that deserves beating. You find this in hot tempered folks mostly, and in most cases, they deserve more beating than the women. I have experinced this directly and I can say so. By the way, this is not an African phenomenon, its a general male gender problem. |
Pintos - please say something. The babes are dying...... you must be such a hard guy to get ![]() |
ha ha ha ha ...we've got commedians on this folrum ![]() |
I noticed the springing up of many fast food joints in Nigeria these days. In your opinion, do you consider these Nigerian fast foods healthy? Whats is your general opinion for and against fast food? |
It is true that many women abort for so many reasons. 1. What are the reasons for abortion. 2. Do you find abortion acceptable, if so why? If not, why? 3. What will make you consider aborthion over other alternative? <See also: Abortion: A Right or a Crime?> |
On a joking level - can someone who has been to heaven or hell after death confirm? ![]() |
DE-KING, ..... thats a modified version of the currency washing version of 419 where you pay upfront for the chemicals to wash the brown papers which turn into dollars. Anyway, now you know it. 419 comes in various versions and as Layi said, its only the greedy that fall victim. Any proposition that ask you to fund an unknown/unplanned investment is 419. Dont be fooled. |
Debscom ---- thats called the dividend of democrazy. On a serious note, the legislature is the most corrupt. They have nothing to offer but as Debscom said, just meeting about sharing the loot. They are always inflating budgets without concrete reasons (anyway, the concrete reason is that they also run the major contracting firms that will end up chopping the capital budget anyway) to show for it, and nothing to account for their allocations. I would say on a productivity vs loss basis, the legislature is the most corrupt. Its a negative productivity with a huge, almost immaginable overhead. |
Nike, Angel - you both stand to lose me if u cant take care of my tommy ![]() |
You girls have been rapping this topic a lot. However theres one obvious yoruba saying "olobe lo loko" (the one with the soup owns the man)....and remember the stomach is the mans worst enemy, if you can tame that with your good delicacies, you can be sure the man will always be home on time.. .......I dont think this is about a man turning u into a cook, but rather you using your cooking to keep they guy within reach... ![]() |
Ropes? please dont tell me you want to hang ![]() Anyway, shuffle around........nobody shows the tree to the monkey in the forest!!!... welcome on board, buddy. |
I think its LUST at first sight. Usually it sabout how she/he looks and the immediate errotic feelings. Thats not love, but lust. Usually doesnt go the long way. |
I think its a big mistake not to include the two infos in the demographic data. It is indeed a required demographic data to know how many Yorubas, hausas, Ibos etc are there (and how many christians, muslims etc) , I believe whoever says these should not be included should also abandon the federal character princinple, which was based on ethnic and race diversity. In essence, it looks like OBJ and co have aligned to continue to cheat Nigerians with the old 1961 demographic data. If we can do it in previous sensus prior 1991, why cant we do it now? Something odious is being protected at all cost. |
Weymola....you speak with true wisdom ![]() |
Marrying oustide one's religion, culture or colour is for the strong hearted, those who will give it what it takes. Love is a great influence, however as we say love is blind, we are not blind to religious differences, colour or race. For those who do it, including myself, we never saw religion as a barrier. The real barrier is the family and immediate society. As long as the couple can deal with the society bias, they will indeed enjoy their marriage. |
Seun, yes, thats what I mean. The invisible arm are those not directly linked to the 3 visible arms, but tend to run/dictate for the visible arms...past leaders, private sector, banks, our money bags, etc. This is the most corrupt. |
The invisible arm is the most currupt (think about it). At least we all know the 3 visible arms. |
I believe governing Nigeria has aged the man in recent times. A leader is only bad in Nigeria when he's governing well. He is bad as long as he doesnt allow people to get away with their greed. He is a nightmare when people find it more difficult to defraud. |
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The real problem with the quality of our graduates is not the students, but the educational system which empasises only reading and writing without much challenge on creativity and inventiveness. I was looking at my former university website a few days back and they were still running the same courses (title and descriptions) I did 15 years ago. The curriculum has not been updated in 15 years. Why?.....do we really have lecturers? (most lecturers and teachers are there by accident, after repeated failures to get other jobs or "ja" for good). Its a system in absolute decay that needs serious overhauling. You can only get maggots from rotten meat. Enough blame on the students. If the system is good (this doesnt have to do with economy, for goodness sake - Curriculum needs overhauling max every 5 years....its a basic requirement), the graduates wont be soo bad... |
one Nigeria and one Oyinbo (European). I plan to complete the race with Asian, Indian, Latino, Indian and an Arab. I want to sow my Nigeria seed everywhere...