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Romance / Re: Wish 5 Romanacelander A Happy New Month/happy New Year by D9ty7(m): 7:29am On Jan 01, 2016
adeh39:
D9ty7 Abeg the list is endless... Happy new year to you all kiss kiss
The hypocrites, mumus, e-fighters, e-champions...and so on...grin grin
Happy new year!!! kiss
Happy new year Adeh,,,

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Nairaland / General / Re: The First Thread On Nairaland In 2016!!! by D9ty7(m): 7:28am On Jan 01, 2016
TiffanyJ:
A very happy new year to Hass an85, He emah, Mp4 soju, vonn, kingph ilip Faty mah, miked imeji, chi star, had ease, d9ty7 and all my nairaland fans who are so numerous I can't call their names. I love you all
Happy new year ma'am Tiffany.

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Literature / Re: Happy Birthday Temitope Daniel by D9ty7(m): 9:04am On Dec 27, 2015
One of the few people here I hope to meet one day. Happy belated birthday boss.
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Tell us what you have to offer, then we will ask questions.
Literature / Re: Chinua Achebe's 85th Posthumous Birthday Is Today! by D9ty7(m): 8:58am On Nov 16, 2015
Happy birthday to a legend who lived for literature. And continue to rest in peace

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Literature / Re: Diary Of David by D9ty7(m): 4:47pm On Nov 13, 2015
#Following

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Literature / Re: 2015 Nairaland Fiction Award ( Discussion Thread) by D9ty7(m): 7:40am On Nov 01, 2015
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Literature / Re: Kutana The Great by D9ty7(m): 10:04am On Oct 22, 2015
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Literature / Re: The Unforgettable Bus Ride: A Short Story by D9ty7(m): 8:13pm On Oct 19, 2015
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Literature / Re: **entangled** by D9ty7(m): 8:05pm On Oct 19, 2015
PS2. Am addicted to the game. [b]PS2,[/b]I hope I get addicted to the writer and your story. Few more updates and I will make corrections.

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Literature / Re: The Unforgettable Bus Ride: A Short Story by D9ty7(m): 7:57pm On Oct 19, 2015
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I walked into the motor-park located in the popular Saw-mill area of Ilorin, the capital of Kwara state dressed in a white fitted polo T-shirt and a back three quarter shorts. I had my small sized traveling bag on my right band, while I held my phone and tablet with my left, my bag pack was strapped to my back. I was returning to Ibadan after a very stressful semester at school.
I calmly walked towards the segment of the park where Ibadan bound vehicles were parked and loaded with passengers in turns.
"Schoolboy, this is the car in turn." One of the park's staff approached me as he collected my box, at the same time trying to wrestle me of my bag pack but I resisted his goodwill.
I stood defiantly as I took my time to check the said vehicle next to travel. It was an ash-coloured Toyota Sienna. More like a space bus which could take six passengers excluding the driver. As a 300level student, I have come to understand the different means of traveling and which is most comfortable. I have at a point in time travelled by land ( buses and cars) there was a time I travelled by rail because I extravagantly expended my allowance ( transport fare inclusive)
I know how boring traveling by this space bus could be, because, with seven people inside the vehicle, striking a private conversation could really be impossible at time. And with this journey I intend to make now, there is no way I was going to travel by this space bus. Therefore, I decided to wait for the next eighteen sitter bus in turn.
"I will wait for the next bus." I told the park worker who stared at me in disbelief.
"You mean you will wait?" He asked.
"Yeah." I replied.
"Go over there and sit." He gave my box to me, while I made for a shed made from wood and sat down on an empty bench, putting my luggage in front of me.
I watched with fascination, the way and manner with which the park workers conducted themselves, how the drivers approached travelers, how the traders marketed and sold their wares. Just then, my eyes fell on a beautiful damsel walking towards my direction. Judging from her appearance, one could tell she is also a student. I was so engrossed and carried away that I didn't know when she got to where I was.
"Hi." She waved her hand across my face. And action which brought me out of my reverie.
"Hello." I stuttered.
"Please, am going to Lag and I don't know where to get the right bus. A friend asked me to take an Ibadan bound bus first and from there board a bus to Lag." She explained her predicament.
I stood at loss of what to tell her or advice her to do, but deep down, I knew whatever advice I had to give must be to my advantage. Judging from her appearance and stature, I knew she is a 100level student and it is the belief that year one students are naive and ignorant of so many things. I was out to have a fling (as it in my nature) with this young girl. Even though she is mate with my little sister who is also a year one student at the prestigious University of Benin, I am determined to forge on with her regardless of the age difference, even though the thought of someone doing the same with my sister angered me.
"Well, Lagos bound buses are not easy to find here by this time of the day. Twelve o'clock. Except you are stopping at Agege. But, to other parts of Lagos, you either come in the morning or you take a bus to Ibadan, then take a Lagos bound bus from there." I explained, even though, right behind the shed we were was where Lagos buses are arranged, but I knew I stand to gain a lot if I traveled with her. Leading her to where the Lagos bound buses are means a loss to me.
"How much is Ibadan from here?" She asked.
"1k." I replied.
"And Lagos from Ibadan is?" She asked.
" one thousand five hundred naira." I answered, but to backup my claims, I added. "Lagos from Ilorin here is three thousand naira."
"So, that means I will be saving five hundred naira by splitting?" She said.
I smiled happily. "Yeah, and you could even save more with...." I stopped before I said something out of place.
"With what?" She asked.
"Never mind." I smiled.
She stared at me intently, as if she could see through my lies and deceit.
"My name is Ella." She extended her hand for a handshake which I took warmly.
"Chris." I replied.
She sat down beside me as we talked and gisted. Luckily, she is a Mass Communications student and her oratory skills is top notched. While me being a student of History and International relations, I am pretty good at holding conversations.
Ten minutes into our conversation, the shed was almost filled and by then, an Ibadan bound eighteen sitter bus was loading already.
"Let's get ourselves where to sit." I said as we stood up with our luggage, even though she had her handbag and a traveling bag when she first came, in the spirit of being a gentleman, I helped her with her traveling bag which is two times the size and weight of my own, while she carried my bag pack and her handbag. We got comfortable seats at the back where we could easily keep a close look on our luggage kept in the trunk.
"Let's grab something to eat." She said.
I braced myself up as we made for a local food canteen where she ordered a plate of rice and a bottle of yoghurt. While I ordered a bottle of malt, because I am not a fan of eating before traveling, and aside that, I don't eat in public. In short, I don't eat anywhere outside my family.
At exactly 1:30PM, the bus set out of the park and as it sped towards the Kwara state airport, I made a mental note of having not seen a phone with Ella since we hooked up almost two hours ago. As the bus sped past the popular Eiye n korin, towards Ogbomosho, I felt a head resting on my left shoulder. Alas! Ella was asleep.
"Which kind bad market be this?" I asked myself angrily.
With the way she warmed up to me at the park, I was expecting a journey during which we would talk more and get to know each other better. More of the reason why I paid for her meal, paid for her transport, and even got her snacks and juice for the journey.
"Uncle, we don reach Ogbomosho?" A guy seated to my right asked.
"I resemble Google map for your eye?" I replied angrily.

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Literature / Re: The Unforgettable Bus Ride: A Short Story by D9ty7(m): 7:52pm On Oct 19, 2015
SYNOPSIS/PITCH

CHRIS wanted to play a fast one on ELLA, and even though he succeeded with
the first phase of his plan, he ended up being dealt a huge blow by the time
the bus arrived Ibadan. READ AND LAUGH

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Literature / The Unforgettable Bus Ride: A Short Story by D9ty7(m): 7:50pm On Oct 19, 2015
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CONTACT THE AUTHOR VIA: durodolad9ty7@gmail.com or +2348166920449 on whatsapp.
This piece has been published on Okadabooks.com and is copyrighted under the copyright laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Literature / Re: 1985.... 1987.... 2014--[a Crime Story] by D9ty7(m): 5:27pm On Oct 19, 2015
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Politics / Re: US Armed Forces Nasty Surprise For The Russian Navy by D9ty7(m): 8:12am On Oct 13, 2015
dialfa:
Russia doesn't make sophisticated weapons. They prefer simple, effective and deadly ones.
Exactly! US does the talking, Russia does the action.
Simple, effective and deadly.

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Politics / Re: US Armed Forces Nasty Surprise For The Russian Navy by D9ty7(m): 8:11am On Oct 13, 2015
It has to be Russia. Either Russia or no one else

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Politics / Re: LEADERSHIP TUSSLE: Soyinka Resigns As CBCIU Chair by D9ty7(m): 11:32am On Oct 11, 2015
Okay na
Phones / Re: Strive Masiyiwa: Made The First GSM Phone Call In Nigeria by D9ty7(m): 8:17pm On Oct 10, 2015
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Phones / Re: Strive Masiyiwa: Made The First GSM Phone Call In Nigeria by D9ty7(m): 8:17pm On Oct 10, 2015
Someone will definitely be the last to make GSM phone call in Nigeria.
That's life!
And this man has a whole lot of courage for saying this. Well, Ibori is out of power and as a matter of fact behind bars, so he is free to say anything.
Literature/Writing Ads / Re: Writers Needed For A Collaborative Project. by D9ty7(m): 9:49am On Oct 02, 2015
Just two(2) questions; - Will the story be here or Nairaland or where? - What's your project about?
Literature / Re: Nairaland Writers Collaboration 2015 (Discussion Thread) by D9ty7(m): 9:46am On Oct 02, 2015
Mynd44:
I wish I can join but I dont know how to write
Coming from Mynd44? Issorait
Literature / Re: The Darkest Shade Of Blue by D9ty7(m): 8:11pm On Sep 30, 2015
Good story save for some errors here and there as a result of not proof reading after typing. Even though by the time I got to the subsequent posts, it has reduced and I know by the time you draw the curtain on this piece, it will be error free.
Keep the good work going, #following.
Literature / Re: Tales Of David by D9ty7(m): 7:46pm On Sep 30, 2015
OluwabuqqyYOLO:
So on point, man.
Oga mi sir, longest time. How have you been? I can see you are rocking the section like De Rock.
Literature / Re: The Lust Sex by D9ty7(m): 7:36pm On Sep 30, 2015
First of all, I got here cos I got a mention to check out the story going on here. And here I am with my own piece of criticism.
I believe this is your first ever story, but even at that, you made it seem as if this is the first time you are writing. (No offence)
I have the following questions for you.
Do you read your write ups after typing? Have you ever written anything in English? Love letters, essays, articles or even exams? If yes, then your story says otherwise.
As much as I would have loved not to be hard on you, there is no way I can criticize without going hard.
Now to the main issue;
1. What will be the moral of your story if a SS2 student is having sexual relationship with a SS1 student? There is a place you said everyone wanted Bassy or what's her name. Even the school principal, which makes me wonder if the school in question is a school of sex.
The way you described the school is morally wrong and I don't think there will be any lesson to learn at the end.
2. Your use of tense and English is not manageable to say the least. Cultivate the habit of reading from other writers and master how they make use of the English words. Tenses inclusive.
3. Use of abbreivation is totally unacceptable. I had a tough time reading a sentence where you represented 'by' with the letter 'b.' Who does that?
4. Go back to the drawing board. Read more, write short stories instead for people to correct and you take to it. You will improve with time. Continuing like this, am sorry to tell you no one will read your story. As I dey now, I am clicking the 'unfollow' button.
Remember, we are all learners and while I am able to correct you, someone somewhere is correcting my story as well. Even you can correct my mistakes. So, why not learn from me to make me learn from you? I hope you understand.
Peace!
Literature / Re: Tales Of David by D9ty7(m): 6:58pm On Sep 30, 2015
diva212:
MY STORY COMING ON PLEASE YOUR ADVICE WILL BE APPRECIATED TOO.
NO RESTRICTIONS COPYING IS HIGHLY ALLOWED.
THANKS
Is this really your story or a copied work? No wonder copying is highly allowed. Since you also copied it.
The link to the story originally is; http://www.coolval22.com/Vforum/topic/cassandra-season-1/
You gave no credit to the author, and you went as far as changing the name of the characters.
Tales of David ko, tales of Goliath ni.
Cc: Coolval22, lalasticlala, Obinnau,
Politics / Re: Military Strength: The Top 5 Nations That Could Defeat The World(WWIII). by D9ty7(m): 6:51pm On Sep 30, 2015
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Politics / Re: PDP Zones 2019 Presidential Ticket To North by D9ty7(m): 6:39pm On Sep 30, 2015
EazyMoh:

My guy you don't know how much an average northerners detests PDP as a party. Most people don't care whether you lived all your political life in PDP, the moment you switch to Baba Buhari's party they will vote for you.
The only reason why PDP was able to get about 15% in the NW in the last election was because PDP had some states and federal seats on its side. Now imagine the type of cleansing it had suffered especially in the NW (with the highest number of registered voters). In reality there is NO WAY for PDP, at least not in the North.
Your point is not different from mine.

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