₦airaland Forum

teacherbim:

please how can I vote online too....I wanna vote for laycon

teacherbim:

please how can I vote online too....I wanna vote for laycon

wristbangle:
Beautiful Diary session from Laycon.

hi, please can you tell me what he talked about

Ibime:
This would be more suitable for KingAlabi. Red and Blue makes Purple, the colour of Love.

lol

KingAlabi:
can I slide into your pm.
what ya say?

you are free

KingAlabi:
can I slide into your pm.
what ya say?

you are free

KingAlabi:
I have preferences, so therefore I prefer you.
...... Or are you in another entanglement.

toh....

KingAlabi:
I have preferences, so therefore I prefer you.
...... Or are you in another entanglement.

toh....

Nezzjnr:
Tell him the lockdown has been lifted... He can start coming to Manchester

okay sir

KingAlabi:
I like women interested in football, you know what I mean . Can we entangle?

blueangel44 is there

Nezzjnr:
Lol I see
Have you seen Sancho

yes...he is in my house.....lol

Nezzjnr:
Bibidear you don turn observer for here

lol,I come here to laugh

please who is the best dancer amongst the ladies

Borussia1:
Perhaps someone else has voted with your number during this week.

that's weird oo...I will keep on trying...Laycon for the money

Borussia1:
It is open till tomorrow night.

but it is telling me voting is closed

Acidosis:
https://africamagic.dstv.com/show/big-brother-nigeria-s5/vote

is voting closed....cos I went to that site and I saw voting is close.....can I still vote cos I wanna vote for Laycon

landforeast:
Nonsense African Tradition
What does tribe have to do with the life of two couples
Blacks are their own enemies

I wouldn't blame them.....I had two aunts that married from another tribe and their marriage isn't working well.....I guess that's what prompted my family to do that

yeah....very great guy ....never seen a guy like him....we had to part ways ....my family didn't want him cos he was not from my tribe.....still remembers how he begged me but I was adamant.....family first....the lady who is gonna marry him will surely enjoy him...

Kyase:
nope my phone screen damaged , and the screen was not found here in Nigeria (not yet ) using my system to surf.
not seeing you on facebook.
miss you fa

okay...will beep you on Facebook

Kyase:
lol that's the section im confortable with baby
or any suggestion?
good morning

lol...just take it easy....ain't you on WhatsApp anymore.... good morning

Kyase:
Im proud of the boys, just that goals didn't show up for us

I thought you left the country

you are always in the politics section

manutd for the win .....kyase....khutie.....andrewsfarm....where are you

gosh,I feel so happy

may her soul continually rest in peace

seanwilliam:
affiliation program to eksu abi unn? And which year

eksu.... finished last year

seanwilliam:
no ooo.. 2013,14,and 15 i dey always travel round southwest schools for final year student projects... i suffer that year no be small

lol, okay....cos I did my degree there

seanwilliam:
Garri mixed with red oil, grind pepper and salt with little water..





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That happened to me when I go husle in oshogbo 2014...

I saw hell..


I also cooked a second class soup with 200 then in ila orangun with my brother then.. we go kon dey find where to see garri or fufu for dozen...



I thank God

did you school in ila orangun

Obatolysis:
Yep Mrs T. O Ighalo was her name. Those in my set I can remember is Dimeji, Rosemary, Onyinye Umeh, Chilee, Bimbola, Joy, Obi , Chima, Samson, Ikechukwu Justin, Nwagu Chidiebere, Chidozie (with ptosis), Orizu Meziaku, Dike Francis, Emmanuella, Julie, Essien enobong, Tobi, Jeremiah, Uyi, Ifeanyi and Obiorah

lol,I don't know them...... should have finished in 2003....but I was given double promotion.....was in 6 purple......so I know those in my class

Vincad:
Two people from St Leo's, lol small world. I was also in brown till I finished in 2005.

lol.... finished 2002.....was Mrs ighalo still the headmistress

Obatolysis:
I was meant to finish primary 6 in 2002 but finished in 2003. So I was 2002 set

are you kidding me.....I finished 2002....lol hope you still remember Mrs ighalo

Obatolysis:
I saw everything about poverty. I lived with poverty and dined with poverty. First of all, things weren't that bad for us. My dad was a business man in Ikeja and his business was blooming. My mum is a RN and she worked at Eko Hospital Ikeja. My Dad made 3 major mistakes that left us in poverty
1) Spent so much on his siblings (He was the eldest) to the extent of sponsoring his brother's travel to S/Africa for his business have little savings
2) Sold a lot of goods on Credit, which eventually crumbled the business
3)Kept making babies despite his worsening economic situation

No 3 was the greatest of all. The bills kept coming. Seven of us with little spacing. We all had to go to School. We all had to eat. The first sign was when we had to stop school (I was in Primary 4 purple in St Leo's catholic school Ikeja), missed a term (1st term Pry 5) and then started 2nd term Primary 5 in Anifowoshe Primary School Ikeja.

Things got worse. My mum got fired at EKO Hospital, at same moment as my paternal grandmother died and most of the burial responsibility on the shoulder of my dad who was already in chronic financial distress. My parents left the three first of us to the hands of our kind neighbours for 3 months (9 years then) without any form of contact as there was no phone then. At last, we all relocated to the Village. Even in the village there was no money for School. Aunties and Uncles came to our rescue taking each of my siblings leaving just me and my immediate junior brother and the twins last born. After 1 year in the village under all form of untold hardship at a tender age, my mum got a job in a private hospital in osina with a meagre salary (Nurses are suffering in this country).

Opportunity came my way as I got Admission into Rochas Foundation College Owerri which was complete Scholarship from JS1 to SS3 (boarding house) with some grants. The Foundation paid for everything, WAEC, SSCE, JAMB. With God on my side, I made my papers at one sitting and got admission to read Medicine and Surgery in UNIZIK. Even as ex students of the foundation, the foundation never left us alone, presenting us with cheque of #50k (2009-2015) annually for the period of Study. God bless Rochas Okorocha. Luckily for me, I got another scholarship in my second year down to my final year, Agbami Scholarship, presenting 200k yearly. So in 2015, I became a medical doctor and worked in various pp after my housemanship and Nysc. My junior brother became a barrister. My senior brother too is a medical doctor. My mother also got a job in Imo State Local government service currently working as a Senior Matron in a comprehensive health center. My brother is post plab 2 currently waiting for Covid 19 to settle down to jappa from this country. I'm currently doing my residency training in a tertiary hospital in Nigeria. My four siblings still in School anyway but things are much better now. My Dad still owns a small shop to pass time anyway.

Lesson 1: Don't be in a hurry to marry. Be financially stable before thinking of marriage

Lesson 2: I no go born pass 2 pikin. Fullstop.

Lesson 3 : Having Savings and option B for the rainy days

Lesson 4: If possible leave Nigeria and secure for your kids Citizenship in Developed countries

hi,what year did you finish finish primary school.....lol,also went to St Leo's....was in brown class till I got to primary 6

Martinez39s:
How old is he?

16 years