₦airaland Forum

justwise: English plese

mortee: Oboy, e never reach namecalling levels, plsss. Putting together correct and coherent English became a yardstick to measure intelligence and competence since we all agreed that English Language is our lingua franca.
Ask yourself, if English is not important, why are we being taught almost all subjects in English? Why do we write our exams in English? Why do we have to speak and actually practise to be fluent in English when we have to face interview panels?
With the number of local dialects we have in Nigeria, it only makes it easy if we speak one common language which from generations past has been English.
Stop being deliberately antagonistic as usual and let's call a spade a spade.

acidtalk: When I see a man with Green or Red trousers the first thing that comes to my mind is "ehn ehn!!! Igbo man".

Igbo men love Green or Red COAT, trousers and shoes. Know 3 stars that always wera different shoes but all na either red or green colour.

brotherlyn: Arthur Nzeribe said, "Saints Dont't Dabble Into Politics".

The political atmosphere is sooo polluted that if you are not strong in the Lord and uncompromising,
then you'll be forced to seek spiritual fortification somewhere else and that is what is
happening and we see it on a daily basis.

Your fears are confirmed.

SOH KAH TOA: I concur bro, politics is for those with correct liver.. A stubborn spirit is even stronger than that of witchcraft.. People need to understand the dynamics, however, at some point one may get his or herself involved if you are not in charge.

cameronese: That's how you know terrible people, they come to the public square to tell tales they know not.

You know and have the contacts of 186 celebrities? Are you a show promoter??

I may probably know Nigerian celebrities more than you claimed to! Here are what I know about Them:

1. Many are making millions per show and having bookings in numbers

2. Some are buying houses while some are building theirs

3. Many are winning awards and going places, representing Nigeria in positive way.

4. They are getting good endorsement contracts running into million

5. Their albums and movies are selling all over Africa in millions of copies.

6. Some are even becoming wealthy as a result of their hard work in the industry.

7. They live the life you can only dream of --

8. You can only befriend 186 of them in your imagination.

While few are extravagant and wasteful, while some are arrogant and bad examples, many are responsible and reasonable.

I really don't like the industry but I hate outright prejudice against anyone!!

If you say The upcoming Artistes live fake life, you may be pardoned but saying "A-List"? Then what makes them A-list?

Do you know who the A-Lists Artistes are? You are talking about P-Square, D'Banj, Genevieve Nnaji, Tuface, Flavour, 9ice, Iceprincde, Desmond Elliot, etc!

Do you mean these guys can't afford the life they live?? C'mon!

padmore.ete2:
youRs might b pretty different from mine.Bro!don't judge guaging ur own yardstick. Things are different some other places. Thanks

ebankole: Until we al realize that education is nt about certificate,but ow widely u read,expose we ar we'l keep deceivin ourself.cert my foot,read widely on or off school n den u cn say u ar educated-

chucky234: And what is your class? A drowning goon talking about class on a faceless forum,you are not more than a hopeless duckling flapping its wings in a dirk filled stream.
You are right after all,we are not in same class because you belong with the bush tribe in Kenya.

chucky234: Who is this beetle-headed,you must be out of your mind to quote me with your dumb post. What was his calling if I may ask? Since your parents failed to culture you on how to address elders I'll not hesitate to do just that,too bad you still struggle to comprehend a written text at your pathetic age.
Next time you go out of your way to quote me you will have your wretched self to blame,besotted duckling.