sule944:
#300k

sule944:
#300k

Cutealexio:
Price: 450k
Location: Ibadan
Condition: Excellent... Chilling AC (Buy and Drive)

next2me:

Applied for language program and I'm sponsoring myself.

next2me:



Please what was the interview like, what are the likely questions to expect?

Simacgroup015:
dont waste you time and money they will not give u visa for chinese language

tdayof:
I have noticed some Indians/lebanese lookalike etc in some LRU pictures. Is it that we do not have people qualified for such post here in Nigeria?

Rehabilitation:

Yes I just want the free Itinerary to apply for a visa. Where and how do I do it? Can I print it out? Thanks

NwamaziNwaAro:

What I don't understand is Why a man will even think he can and should marry a lady whose name on social media is

Bunmi Bum Bum

And whose profile picture is a provocative show of her anatomy.


He should really thank God for saving him at the last minute.

Toyin001:
Hello ooo,

My Naija people! Hope you are fine I believe you are!

The last time I attempted to enlighten Nigerians on an inappropriate use of word, I got insults in return as some profs attempted to prove it wrong and even accused me of misleading nairalanders. The thread was eventually closed; even with that, I thank God the post eventually reached over 3500 people and hence, I believe someone learnt something.

However, this little story of mine won't stop me from posting this enlightenment again!!!

It's a very common word among we men and also women that have little concern for our matter.

As a matter of fact, it's very likely you used the word less than one month ago.

Lol. You don't believe Read on.

Thanks to a facebook friend that enlightened me on this through a status update:

We are used to saying sentences like: I went to barb my hair; I will barb my hair next week; This barber didn't barb my hair very well; I was barbing my hair when you called me; I had my hair neatly barbed by that skilled barber, and etc.

Well, I'm pleased to tell you that though we use these sentences, they do not actually exist!

The word "barb" fully exist, however, with its tons of definitions but none has any relationship with the process of cutting a person's hair.

We'll rather use the words "cut" or "shave" in place of the barb we are fond of using.

HENCE, SIMPLY SAY THIS:

* I went to cut my hair; or

* I went to shave my hair.

* I will cut my hair next week; or

* I will shave my hair next week;

* This barber didn't cut my hair very well; or

* This barber didn't shave my hair very well;

* I was cutting my hair when you called me; or

* I was shaving my hair when you called me;

* I had my hair neatly cut by that skilled barber; or

* I had my hair neatly shaved by that skilled barber,
Hmm, I hope you've learnt something new right But I won't stop here though.

There is also a word that looks like "barb" that is appropriate to be used.

The word "barber" can mean the person who specializes in cutting people's hair. However, as a verb, the word "barber" also means to cut or trim someone's hair.

Hence, though it sounds somehow, these sentences below are 100% correct:

* I went to barber my hair;

* I will barber my hair next week;

* This barber didn't barber my hair very well;

* I was barbering my hair when you called me;

* I had my hair neatly barbered by that skilled barber.

These ones sound somehow and you could even be accused of throwing bullets, however, they are totally correct.

Haven't you learnt more

Thanks for your time in reading it!

izzou:


Two and half years for 50 kilometers?

Wonderful

Iamlordgee:
Dude.. What's the price

Juliearth:


Frivolous requisite you mean?

Angeleena:
clothes,are not investment..

LesbianBoy:
wetin concern me......

LRNZH:


While I commend the Lagos State Government for having the initiative to take on massive projects like this, it was obvious to me that the Eko Atlantic project had a fatal flaw.

We in Africa are not ripe for reclaiming an ocean. Not even cities like New Orleans that are around sea level take on sea reclamation projects. The Dutch who excel at this are world masters in marine engineering.

Another venturesome thing in Lagos is the sandfilling of the Lagoon for housing projects like Orange Island, etc.
Water is being drained through these areas that we humans are now distorting without understanding the long term impact.

Lagos should have focused on completing the 4th Mainland Bridge and on how to build a new set of cities on land in areas that will be connected by the new bridge instead of trying to dominate its waters.

Cc: Lalasticlala; Mynd44

Stevoohlicent:
waiting for that aforja insult.....