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chaircover: For a while I couldn't understand what you were all talking about and then I went back to the beginning of the thread and started again and discovered that we have one person messing about with two user names and responding to her own posts

Esemaro/rol you are a very foolish girl and I dont mean this is an insultive way but as a fact. You come on here looking for acceptance on a terrible thing that you plan on doing and then you top it up by giving out your BBM pin on a public forum. You then say that your husband logs into NL. Dont you know that a simple search in google of your pin number will bring up this thread. How do you think I was able to track down and retrieve my stolen blackberry? All I did was to wait a few weeks and then google the pin number. The twerp who had the phone had put it in his facebook profile and from there he was very easy to locate.

Did you say you are a medical student? Dont they carry out intelligence tests before they accept students in medical school these days? Is this the caliber of doctors who will be treating our loved ones back in Nigeria? How have you coped in school all these years with such low intelligence?

Anyway I dont blame you; I blame the older man who inspite of his age is unable to discern good wife material from shoyoyo. . . . Brazilian & mary kay powder will not kill some men. Look at the trash this one has put in his house and he will be beating his chest that he is married. Shioooor

dayokanu: How did you know the OP is a girl?

it could be 190 having fun

OP prove me wrong by posting your picture

naijababe: You are still missing the point coogar; why is Okoro's son going to Emeka for help if not to subtly demand payback for the 'help' his father rendered? He should be seeking philanthropy from coogar who never benefitted from his father....

BTW, would Emeka still be obliged to help Okoro's children even if they are undeserving of what they seek?

dayokanu: Even in man utd

Valencia, nani were better than him in the midfield of 4.

Don't get me wrong oh. . .not saying Mr. Okoro shouldn't help Emeka. I am just saying "So that he can help my children in the future" shouldn't be the underlying motive behind it. Would hate for him to spend his twilight years. . .Heartbroken.

naijababe: j
Yes, because Chief Okoro should have told Emeka that whatever he spends on Emeka's sojourn abroad is simply a loan and someday he's going to be asking for repayment!

May God spare us from godfathers masquerading as helpers!

dayokanu: LOL at Ashley young bashing here. Like you didnt know what you were getting yourself into.

e is a one trick pony, Cut it, and try to bend it

Almost like Robben only that he is slower and and lacks those short nimble dribbles

birdman: Perhaps Chief Okoro should have invested that money in his kids, so that he wouldn't have to depend on another man to cater for his own kids in his old age. Obviously, Chief Okoro now knows he was not as capable as he thought he was 20years ago. Hopefully he is reading this thread and will never make such a mistake.

AjanleKoko: LOL.
Learn what exactly? How to make money online?

AjanleKoko: This thing dey pain you ga-an sha!
I bet your hoping your benefactor isn't reading this, and having a serious rethink about your stipend

AjanleKoko: Sharon,
I honestly think you'd fare better on a topic related to Manchester United's poor preseason

AjanleKoko: But seriously now. Charity is very different from what we are discussing here. Sending people to college abroad from Naija can't be classified as charity. Sending kids to primary school in Naija can be classified as charity.

ocelot2006: Again I ask: IS IT YOUR MONEY? Did you give me/your relative a damn kobo? If you still feel butt hurt about that, do me a favour-go and give a live NEPA transformer a lapdance. Nonsense.

debosky: Like I said, bring out the stats - you cannot use your verbose garbage to fool anyone here. An assist against a defeated UAE side doesn't mean nada.

What exactly did Cleverley do at this tournament? Still waiting for answers.

You don't know what position Moura will be asked to play at Utd - but don't let facts get in the way of your daftness. Cleverly is a pile of horseshite - take it or leave it.

debosky: Bring out the stats - unlike the twats on the scummie thread I am not fooled by your hot air. No assists, no goals, few shots on goal, what exactly did Cleverly do in this tournament? No wonder Fergie is dying to buy Moura. . . .Cleverley is about to be shipped to the Utd graveyard at Sunderland.

debosky: How was Cleverley's decision making? How come he didn't use his 'talent' to outshine Ramsey?

Oh I forgot - he only played well in the second half of extra time in the whole tournament.

2buff: There is this girl I've been friends with.
My heart skips every time I see her, and I see the way she looks at me too. There is definitely a pull, something seemingly more wholesome than just carnal attraction.
She is gorgeous and the flow between us is effortless. I can sense that there are expectations on her end, that I take the initiative as the man.

But being the guy I am, I consulted God first and made my intentions known. The word that came back was "No not her. Just wait, your wife is coming. She will come from a place you do not expect...". This was confirmed from another trusted unbiased sources. Twice now this has happened.

I've thus far been trained to the level where I do not officially START anything with any woman now until I have seeked God's counsel on the matter, but it is always one of the most painful things ever to have to pull back from initiating something that made a whole lot of sense....this girl makes a LOT of sense. But I'm not stupid...I won't go any further...but has anyone else met this "No"? How do you weather through? Do you tell the other person?

Atheists keep out please. Mature Christian counsel needed.

ocelot2006: If a rich uncle or family member decides to spend his money in a damn whorehouse or burn it all up, how the hell is it your business? IS IT YOUR MONEY?!

GboyegaD: Do you know how much it cost to study abroad? If the guy feels he cannot help, we truly cannot blame him and I hate it when people feel it is the responsibility of an uncle to pay for their education. Although he hyped his feelings about the topic but that is not enough for us to castigate him so much because it would be very difficult for an uncle to pay N4m per year for 2years to sponsor one's education.

Abejimico: The good people of nairalander, please I need an urgent information on how to secure UK work permit. a close friend of mine got a job in UK and that's the only document that is needed from him to complete the whole exercises.
Any one that has information on how to get it should please

Thanks for your anticipated co-operation

chamotex: It can't be true.
Fergie is not that daft . . . at least not for that ridiculous fee

agabaI23: That's when he is not sending a dangerous pass backward!

chamotex: Being a legend is not all about achievement

debosky: Why didn't Cleverly win the game in normal time? Yes Ramsey missed a pen, but he had the guts to step up again and take the first one in the shoot out and he scored.

If Ramsey was stinking the whole joint out, cleverly's stench was so bad it could be smelt in the Olympic Stadium.

dayokanu: Do you buttfuck? and how many Naija women would agree to be buttfucked. lets take a sample from this thread

Moreover buttfucking I heard bleeds and more exposure to diseases.

One girl once told me the rear would be the dish on the wedding night.

dayokanu: Whereas some people think its normal to do rear entry. I encountered one girl that the first thing she presented was the rear. I told her I dont do that and she was almost looking offended am I from Shakespeare era?

She did it again another time and I told her its an abomination in Africa to do that. Just to have an excuse

debosky: Team GB out! Anything English sucks badly in shoot outs.

AjanleKoko: I'm still challenged. Is that a good enough reason to do anything? I mean, my son wants an SUV, and i can afford it, so i just buy it?
I think there must be a reason why some of the developed countries offer loans to students who want to further their education. If I offered a relative a loan, would they pay it back, or would they expect it to be a no-strings dash?
After all, Igbo traders give loans to their proteges to start up. Or do they dash them the money?
If I offered you a loan to study abroad, would you agree to take it? Would you feel bound by honour to pay it back, or just say 'That's my share of his wealth', like Nigerians are wont to do?

Just asking.

agabaI23: Rasmshit just missed a home advantage penalty

AjanleKoko: I have a question, folks. and it's very simple.
Why do people sponsor relatives to study abroad? I mean, it's becoming a fad nowadays. Youth in Nigeria leave school, can't find a job for whatever reason, and they ask their well-off relative to sponsor them abroad for further studies. In fact, the well-off relative is maligned and labelled as wicked and selfish if they don't do it.
Nobody has asked me to do it though, but I have many friends who have done it for siblings, cousins, even distant relatives. Honestly, I don't get it.

I am hard put to understand why I should send anybody who is not my child abroad for further studies, just on the face of it. I mean, it's not like these kids are brilliant, and won some scholarship or something, and needs assistance to fulfil their dreams. Just the average jobless Nigerian youth, with the average degree from the average school, who is trying to escape the country. Why should I do it? Education abroad is very expensive, and should be earned by the person who wants it. I mean, I can do it for my own child if I had the money, but even that requires some thought. Would I buy an SUV for my child, simply because he needs to get around and public transport is not all that in Nigeria?

Would like to hear other views.