₦airaland Forum

londoner:
Man, I am speechless. That was a brilliant programme, honest hard work as well as a sense of community and being your brothers keeper. These people are really a glass half full breed.

That Joseph, what a man!

You can tell he was happy, his wife was happy and his 2 pretty daughters were also happy.
Definition of a real man.

naijababe:
I personally found it lifting in a way, it's the story of millions who have learnt to rely on themselves without recourse to crime. Joseph's efforts to celebrate his daughter's birthday brought tears to my eyes, and  the dumpsters' association coming to the rescue of Eric is also touching. I hope our phocking politricksters were watching.
God bless Nigeria

Exactly!
I think it's a highly motivational programme.

These people work to survive and do stuffs others wouldn't wanna do.
I like that man with a wife and two kids - the way he hustles to cater for his family.
They all look happy and enjoy what they do.

Kobojunkie:
Can someone please record it and then post it online?

Its gonna be recorded but putting it online might be a problem.
I've tried it once before and it didn't work . . . . . but I'll give it another try

platinumnk:
I can bet someone will have it online.  

The only online link I know is the bbc iplayer and thats only for UK residents . . . I'll try and get a link for you Yanks though.

Imagine, the title of the program is called "WELCOME TO LAGOS"

Chi chi of Africa . . . . . jor oooooooooooo

Fhemmmy:
I have to make sure i watch oh.
UK time, that is not nice, wont be home

It starts in like 8 minutes over here

Fhemmmy:
Eastern Time?

Oh ma bad . . . UK time mehn.
I think its only showing in the UK? Not sure

Kobojunkie:
a) How sure are you that these men did not CHOOSE to live this life? Maybe they WANT to live on dump piles? It could be a fetish of some sort

hehe

Fhemmmy:
Cheiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii . . . .  on bbc?

It's on BBC2 @ 9pm

The documentary about this pics is on TV tonight anyway

And what wrong with the pics?
There are slums everywhere

Ms Carter

when its on its on . . . so what r u on

dayokanu:
Oya je ki Idowuogbo wa test awa mejeji wo. Walahi bowleg ni o ma gbe jade kuro lodo mi.

Enu dun ro'fo
ooni fe fi gutter shey jacuzzi na

Odunnu:
Did u mean vibrator?

Yea I'm all in one

Are you gonna bang tho

Idowuogbo:
@ kamoru
ko si much ololufe

mose tire se en miliki ni side yin

Wa bami ninu iyara ki a fo

dayokanu:
Dagba ke.

Awon agba lo mo bi won se ma n na awo daada. Eyin omode ko le wole kanle jor

Emi ma n na awo ya, mo ma n na awo de ni.
Awo ti emi ba na . . . mo ma n ya yamayama ni.
Emi Okunrin Meta At'abo

dayokanu:
Kamoru,

Ngbo won so wipe o tin ye Idowu wo. Se iwo ko mo pe eran awon agba ni?

O je ma ko lu magun

Jor o . . . mi o le fi Stevie Wonder se Van Der Sar o
E ti dagba ju

dayokanu:
Iwo bawo, Eru ma n ba emi,

Emi o le fi oko start generator o!!!

eyin se like oro oko ati obo bayi na
Won fi se yin ni?

eldee:
I'm very happy to be a rebound.
Infact I was rebound for about 15 SS3 girls in AFSS and that was just when I was in SS1.

Alajeku  
Eldee, AFSS Supremo . . . . nothing do you

O ti pe ti mo ti de ori threadi yi sha

jor ooooo

eldee:
Bimpe is the girl Chamo had a crush on.
I did her once and she didn't even look at Chamo's side again till we left school


Sorry about Bimpe, I didn't know you liked her.

Bimpe that lived like 2 streets away from me.
I'd already done the deed before you did yours.  
She used you as a rebound.  No vex

eldee:
Mugu, you never see care??
Abi wetin you wan see again?? A song about it??

That song will be fire! I cant wait.
It's just that he wont be at the O2 concert and that was my sole reason for going.