₦airaland Forum

ChubbyT:
olryt nau

so shuld i drop ma digit?

ChubbyT:
Arrangin ma bed.

lol beta oh

AfricanApple:
no boy, I'm about to finish my first degree

buh d name sound so secondary school.abeg try change am.


















































buh ha like u oh.

ChubbyT:
In ma rum.

doin what in ur rum?.:/

ChubbyT:
yea,ah knw,bt na d rquest me no rmemba.

the request was for me to chat wif u on whatsapp.

AfricanApple:
did long tory on top PEJ matter, hian, story sweet sha

as u big reach see the name u dy answer "AfricanApple".







































abi u jus finish secondary school.

missberrypop5:
Where is eerection? I'm not seeing anything

why will u see anytin were ur boyfriends own are lik 3story building pillar


























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NL girls naw will b lyk chai "God abeg direct me dis kin Man naw" mean while they neva knew mayb d woman started wif d man when there was little























Moral Lesson: women learn how to date we broke guyz wif bright future.:@

all4naija:
Your previous post shows you are politically motivated.

jus here catchn ma fun. wat ma bizness wit dem politics pple

ChubbyT:
whc rquest u dy tawk bout

so u'v forgotten me jus lyk dt? the guy who was sayn he wnts to know u morethan NL.;(

[quote
author=all4naija post=27397488]Nigerian youths keep playing politic that is destroying their future
without knowing it. Sh*t! I frown at the Nigerian youths! You are all
bunch of backward people!

Instead of coming together and get rid of all these canker worms
destroying the future of the country you are here playing political
games. Bleh! [/quote]do i hv a look of a politician?

APC is the cause of this fire.:p

sexzskil:
Asa ko Sa'a ni... Whatever rock your boat dude

Asa will render that ur chris brown useless wen it comes been lrically Good.am a big fan of the both buh stp takn d white pple in high esteem.

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Mo pa da bo.

ChubbyT:
Lmao.....dis guy s high on cheap weed.

chubbyT here we meet again shey u neva give me answer to ma request na.

[quote
author=DLioness post=27344347]Eplazza wat can u say to dis 1) man can
like 2) man is cheat 3) man kills 4) man is ritualist 5) man is
heartless 6) man is foolish 7) man is proud man allow dick contrl hm
9) man act lik busybody e.g eplazza 10) man mak bad ruler 11) heart of
man is evil continually(Bibl) 12) man is jealous 13) man is selfish 14)
man is weak 15) man hates his father 16) man cnt cook 17) man pee lik
animal 18) man is controversial 19) man is nt patienc 20) man lik to
fight ova land and can murder a blood broda bcs of inheritanc.[/quote]women are the one who push men to do all this things so therefore WOMEN IS EVEIL

Toyozzie:
lies

u jus lied

[quote
author=sexzskil post=27328578]Ok...k....k...you were expecting me to write about whiskid, tuface,
psquare, davido, limpopo and the rest childish, empty jargons you
worship here, right? This is a great proof that 97percent of
Nairalanders are im.be.ci.les, mentally deranged kids. How more supprise
can i be?[/quote]am nt a fan of wack songs buh we'v got very good and talented artiste in nigeria here dt can match up most of dis white niggas u dying for. asa will gv any musicain a run for his money anyday

OP is dis wat u call sharp? for dt

































































OP mouth is smelling

hardwork payz.

op so this wor u called kissing?



































































OP mouth is smelling.

2baba a man of simplicity.

OP mouth is smelling

[quote
author=meccuno post=27306269]Nigerian Breaks Academic Record At John
Hopkins University

A 22-year-old Nigerian has emerged one of the top graduating students of
John Hopkins University in the United States. He obtained a Grade Point
Average of 3.98 out of a possible 4.0 to earn a degree in
Neurosciences, SEGUN OLUGBILE writes.

A 22-year-old Nigerian, Emmanuel Ohuabunwa, has made history at John
Hopkins University, United States of America. Ohuabunwa from Arochukwu,
Abia State, has done the nation proud by becoming the first black man
to make a Grade Point Average of 3.98 out of 4.0 to bag a degree in
Neurosciences in the university. He was also adjudged as having the
highest honours during the graduation that was held on May 24 this year.

For his efforts, he has won a scholarship to Yale University to pursue a
degree in medicine. Besides, he has been inducted into Phi Beta Kappa
Society, a prestigious honour group that features membership of 17 US
Presidents, 37 US Supreme Court Justices, and 136 Nobel Prize winners.

According to Wikipedia, The Phi Beta Kappa Society is an academic honour
society. Its mission is to “celebrate and advocate excellence in the
liberal arts and sciences” and induct “the most outstanding students of
arts and sciences at America’s leading colleges and universities.”

It was founded at The College of William and Mary on December 5, 1776,
and thus it is the oldest honour society for the liberal arts and
sciences and among the oldest undergraduate societies in the US.

In an online interview with our correspondent, Ohuabunwa, who was born
in Okota, Lagos and attended Lilly Fields Primary School, Lagos, said he
left Nigeria after his junior secondary school education at Air Force
Comprehensive School, Ibadan, Oyo State.

“My parents moved the whole family when I was 13 years old. I was about
to begin SS1 at Air Force, Ibadan. When I got to the US, I was enrolled
with my age mates, which meant at 13, I was in middle school. I went to
Fondren Middle School, which was in the middle of the ghetto. That was
one of the darkest years for me because I encountered a lot of peer
pressure. Some of the students, ignorant about Africa, bullied me and
called me names such as ‘African booty scratcher’ because to them,
Africans were dirty and scratched their butts all the time.

“Some asked me if I lived in mud huts and ate faeces for breakfast. I
remember one day, when I was walking to the school bus, a boy came from
behind and punched me in the face, called me an African and walked away.
It took everything in me not to retaliate. I knew that God had put me
in the U.S for a purpose and it did not involve fighting or selling
drugs or doing the wrong things.

“My experience during that year gave me a thick skin. I learned to stand
for what I thought was right even when the opposition seemed
insurmountable. I also learned to look at the positive in all
situations. Even though these kids were bullying me, I was still gaining
an opportunity to school in America and nothing would stop me from
making the best of this opportunity.

“The shocker was that the kid that punched me in the face was black. I
would have expected the blacks to be nicer to me. Nevertheless, I don’t
blame those kids because they were ignorant about Africa. All they knew
about us was the stuff they had watched on TV or documentaries, showing
primitive African tribes, living in the jungle and making noises like
monkeys.

“In regards to the whites, there might have been some minor episodes
but again I don’t blame them for it because it is a problem with
stereotypes,” he said.

But in spite of this humiliation and racial prejudice against him, the
first in a family of three was not discouraged. He faced his studies and
was always coming top in his class. After he completed his middle
school education, he passed the entrance examination to DeBakey High
School for Health Professions. It was at this school that his interest
in neurosciences and medicine started.

“By the second year of high school, we were able to interact with
doctors, nurses and other administrators in the hospital. The more I
learned about medicine, the more it felt like the thing God was calling
me to pursue and by being in the US I got a lot of people to support me
to do this. Even though in high school, I got to see first-hand what it
meant to be a doctor. We studied advanced anatomy and physiology,
learned medical terminology, and learned important skills, such as
checking blood pressure, pulse rate, and many more.

“I knew I wanted to go to the best school in the US. I had heard that
Johns Hopkins Hospital had been ranked the number one hospital in the US
for the past 21 years and I wanted to be in that environment.’’

Worried that his parents might not be able to sponsor him to the
university, Ohuabu i neva even read ma book finish na to cm read dis bible u post here Nawa oh.

[quote
author= post=27295604]please Good day everybody. please can
someone tell me how to get my fb account back I forgot my password and
the security question I used in opening my email-d one I used for d FB
thank u[/quote]try log in ur fb tru a fwend phone den u will see wer they wrote forget password click it.u will be ask to type a friend name or ur phone number or ur own Fb name,after doin dt den ur account will be shown to den u will be ask if u wnt to recieve ur new password tru phone call or txt msg or tru email den u click tru phone,immediately dy will snd u d code in ur phone den type d code from ur phone to d friend phone ur using.Then Your FB is back

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OP Mouth is Smelling:>

frustratedman:
YES

ur own Hell fire dem go tripple d fire.

frustratedman:
E NOR GO BETTER FOR GOD WICKED THING THAT MADE ME LOOSE ALL I HAD

sowi oh.buh did u jus say he knw go better for GOD?

[quote
author=hayzed2 post=27271993]Criticizing this young guys is not the way
forward, atleast before Taribo West will make a comment like this one, I
expected him to have scouted better players in those position to back
up his amateurish opinion. #1NIGERIA [/quote]dun let him scout oh,he might end up scouting is 32year old usher as a 19years old wonderkip



therez politice in every where heaven inside church sef.beliv

[quote
author=Moustache post=27269276]Former Super Eagles great, Taribo West
has blasted the defensive pair of Kenneth Omeruo and Godfrey Oboabona,
labelling their efforts in the ongoing Nations Cup qualifiers as
amateurish.

The former Derby County defender, once considered world class by his
peers, clearly has a low opinion on the Eagles' current back line after
pushing the national team's caretaker coach Shaibu Amodu to look for
replacements for both centre-back and left-back positions.West, who won a
gold medal in the 96' Olympic Games, claimed Nigeria had themselves to
blame for their disappointing position and Omerou and Oboabona should
take the majority of the blame.

- The Eagles impressed me [during their 3-1 win over Sudan] but our
defence was suspect and Omeruo and [Godfrey] Oboabona played like
amateur defenders, Taribo told hereisthecity.com
- They are good defenders but they were too relaxed and made the same
mistakes over and over again. We have conceded goals in the same way in
the qualifiers.- Sudan's goal in Nigeria's 3-1 win was similar to the
one against us in the first leg in Kartoum.

- They only did well against South Africa, though they made some
mistakes. South Africa had the opportunity to execute one-on-one moves
and score goals but Vincent Enyeama saved us. The two defenders didn't
play like champions or professionals in other games.- I think they need
competition. We need to scout for new central defenders. I would have
suggested that they should be dropped but we don't have better
replacements for them now. But we should work on improving their
weaknesses.
This is not the first time West will rail at young defenders, as he
labelled Joseph Yobo and the other new faces in the Super Eagles team to
the 2002 World Cup in Korea Japan as 'junk
players'http://www.futaa.com/football/article/omeruo-and-oboabona-are-amateurs--taribo-west[/quote]taribo west using style to sick for Nigeria coach job,bros no way 4u. dt was how he lebel yobo as an amateaur den, buh b4 we knw yobo turn to be solid rock for nigeria back THEN.