₦airaland Forum

aloib:
STFU,

Busta:
Anotha Dundee United . . generalization supporter!

Blu Malam:
I think we should give Yar'adua a chance because the proposal sounds logical. Which power corporation will invest in a

country where tariffs do not commensurate with the huge capital expended? NOT to talk of the mentality of the average

nigerian who prefers an illegal connection to paying a bill. We should appreciate the fact that presido, unlike his

predecessors, is interested in new ways to fight an old problem. Shikena.

deor03:
@ One day it might just be you, or your relative. It is in our culture to stand for one another. I don't know how long you have stayed abroad,therefore some of this values might have eroded but for some of us that culture is still there.

I will stand (reasonably though) for a fellow Nigerian maltreated anywhere in the world.

brauneyes:
Ini Edo is a Nollywood actress. She was born on April 19th, 1982. She began her film career in the year 2000, and has featured in more than 50 movies since that time.

Edo is a Nigerian by birth and comes from a family of six. She is the second of four siblings. She graduated from the University of Uyo with a diploma in Theatre Arts, and recently completed her degree in English at the University of Calabar.
College Graduate

PurestBoy:
Make una leave Ini alone, all of una just dey condemn her beauty as if say she no try. If your sister fine pass am, why not post your sister picture here make we see.

jennyjatt:
[center]hello all
look i think this isnt fair. for once we should try to love and appreciate our nigerian artist
i think christiana milian is better in fame and style.
and ini, well ini is trying with her acting and besides, her trying doesn't mean anything. the most important is she is a star and
she is so recieving her pepper.good or bad she is livin-it-up
well i think whoever posted this topic really do gat a good sense of humour.
lets takeour artist higher.[/center]

Sisikill:
First off. . .ewww!

Secondly, Mr. Seun said we should say something positive ^{When he knows very well there's nothing good to say,} so I figure why not spin it on him, eh? He can't say we're not following the rules, now can he?


Rotflmao. . .that bad, hun?

nolly-jargon. . .Hi la rious!

Sisikill:
Nah. . .Nah, you just have to find a way to say the negative things in a postive way. For instance. . .

Poor English and editing becomes retaining Authenticity.

Un-necessary prolonging of a short story i.e. part 1, part 2, part 3 becomes very well adept with storyline continuity.

Indecent dressing becomes showcasing Nigeria’s Beauties.

Consistent usage of the same set of cast and crew without checking suitability becomes low turnover rate of Cast and crew.

Plagiarism becomes paying homage to other movies. _{Imitation being the best compliment and all}

See. . .say the negative things in a positive way.

You’re welcome.

tbaba83:
Q: Does Ini Edo know Christina Milan
A: Yepp

Q: Does Christina Milan know Ini Edo
A:heeeeeeeeelllll no

moral of d story: Nothing consine vulture with barber

Seun:
@dee02: Positive things only please, sir.

jojomi:
IF You RE IN MY SHOE You WONT SAY IS A LIE,
MY PRAYER NA SAY MAKE You NO PASS THROUGH D SAME THING

Naturej:
ABBA!How culd u do this 2 yourself, aven't u heard of zip up or abstinence till u're married.i don't know what to say 2 u-----u worked wit your emotions and nt your brain.My brother take heart and face d music.If she's indeed pregnant please dn't opt 4 an abortion----,start getting books on fatherhood,it wil help u.i'm prayin for you----because God still cares about u.

Siena:
Now, where did I display any rudeness, or disrespect?

Sure, folk are entitled to their opinions.

When they get rattled enough to use the language you do, then they have issues that need addressing.

Typical - an average Nigerian that can't admit they've made an error, or are no good at rubbing ideas with others, invariably resort to insults. So, hardly surprising.