₦airaland Forum

OAM4J: Ordinarily, I would have just banned you again for continuously typing Yoruba as Yoruba. But I want to give you this last benefit of doubt. I asked you before and I ask you again give me your sources from Google and other Language experts who refer to Yorubas from Nigeria as Yoruba or other variations while writing in English.

If I dont get a good response from you in 12hrs I will be left with no choice than to hide your post and consider another sanction against you.

Thanks.

Tolexander: It seems there is a magnet in the nigerian D1ck.

Well those South African guys have a small d1ck close to being impotent!

bolaino: I know I'm going to get lots of insults thrown on my person after creating this topic, but to me the truth is better, I'm not a tribalist or an ethnic bigot, on the other hand I'm a proud Nigerian, one who believes that there is still hope for our great nation, I grew up reading literary works of chinua achebe, and I enjoyed his master piece (things fall apart) so much that I always re enacted this story whenever I was bored while growing up, the author of the book seemed bigger than life to me then, but growing up I discovered one thing about this man, he was a sadist, a pessimist, and a bad critic, he never saw the country Nigeria amounting to anything, he was always quick to condemn from the high pedestal which the "white man" put him, no doubt he has made Nigeria proud in the aspect of literature, but what has he done to help build this country? This is a man who spent half his life abroad pointing out problems of this country, but never offering sound possible solutions to these problems, this man hated his father land so much that he refused a national award twice, I believe that his refusal to accept the national awards stemmed from his hatred of his fatherland, not solely cos he felt the governments had failed the people, this man was not a man of the people as most people are claiming, rather he was a man against the people, he was a doomsday individual, he was hoping for the collapse of this our great country, he hated the market woman, the taxi driver and even the lawyer, he saw Nigerians as a people who could never change for the better, chinua achebe made us proud with his literary works, but aside from that he did not contribute enough for the over all development of this country, we've heard of great doctors who left the western world to come and practice in bush Africa, these men are the kind of people we should look up to, let me not say more, but I believe I have made my views known, may his soul rest, I hope he is buried in the United states.

ilugunboy: Muscle pull get you for mouth? Why not use your stinking mouth to walk up to him if you will ever finish the statement ?

Effin ejiotttt

Aigbofa: For every corrupt politician that got away in the U.S there are probably one thousand of his Nigerian counterpart that not only got away but also rewarded with a chieftaincy title or even got a presidential pardon. Somebody will have to pay for this recklessness and it is people like you Dede.

freechat: In case you didn't know, UBE Act 2004 only guarantees free and compulsory PRIMARY education. But in Imo, Okorocha has taken it further to SECONDARY and TERTIARY levels.