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Wow, great news 4 wizkid but, we know that, all that glitters are not gold. Wishing him the very best and hoping that, there wasn't any thing in the deal involving the 'devil'.

Thanks Myjoe and Missy-B, I really do appreciate your enligtenment on this. So, black currant and soya juices, consume on a daily basis, has no negative effect, right?

Is Drake cacuasian?

Hey peeps. What's p*u*s*s*y?

[quote author=Missy_B]Eat right, get enough rest, drink plenty of water, maintain yourself (skin) and watch you glow just like me. [/quote]I dey tell you, Missy Glow Baby. Thanks

MyJoe: I think not. Nigerian malt drinks are high in gaseous content and even if you are not prone to ulcer or other gastroenterological or oesophageal problems or something it's wise to take gaseous stuff in moderation. There's the sugar, too.

Drink tin tomatoes everyday? Now, where did that come from?

And, oh, I forgot to mention soya earlier. I think you can try drinking blackcurrant and soya juices regularly.

Chairman, where did you come from? You too much o....
So, blackcurrant and soya juices. K. Plz., could vitamilk or any other milk drink come in the midst also?

idupaul: @ OP .. You did not hit the nail onthe head na .. What do U think killed .. You say Nigerians shy away and now U have shied away from say ur mind tooo

I feel you men but, you and i know what's up. I mean, i can't lie and say, i know it was exactly like this but, we do have a clue base on the circumstances surrounding her death.

MyJoe: Well, you can start with water - drink plenty of it.

You can also drink blackcurrant everyday - it can do you lots of good.

I'm not sure about that "fresh to death" look, though. A good diet is indispensable, but it's just one of the components of good living.

Thanks man, really do appreciate. Someone told me Malt n Tin tomatoes. What do you think?

Speaking on a N250-N400 daily budget. I was thinking of probably Milk n Malt. Plz., what do you think?

funky medina: yeye....2nd

nice song

How is it 9ce song? *smoking skunk, why enjoying d wordplay*

Olagbenga95: I just want to see people thought about Our great site *NAIRALAND* NONI

Well, if you insist. I think it should be: What Do You Think About Nairaland? And not, What Did You Think About Nairaland? Or what do you think?

Small thing, nor be 2day we start to dey see GHOSTMODE 4 9ja. Very rampant in financial instutions these days.

[quote author=Mynd_44]You come here to argue that a dislike button would reduce fights and trolls but how? This is a forum and the point of a forum is to give your ideas about something and have a conversation about it. When you start disliking without stating why you are disliking it, what is the point? Nothing beats users quoting a post they disagree with and giving their own opinions and saying why they disagree instead of disliking.......[/quote]Correct man, lets leave it as it is.

Amen

And plz., may i know why am being ban too. It's just so confusing cause i don't remember breaking any rule(s) that i know of.

dasparrow: I just want to correct a few things you said in this post of yours. Oluchi is not dating white men. She dated one white man who happens to be a well to do designer and ended up marrying him. Today, the couple have 2 cute biracial boys.

As to your second observation, I want you to know that it is not unusual for some girls to look archaic in secondary school and later look hot especially girls from more advanced nations of the world. The reason your secondary school girls in Nigeria were hot back then and look ugly and haggard now is because in Nigeria, you guys there generally treat your women like slaves. You maltreat them, cheat on them and don't appreciate them. So why won't they look haggard and ugly once they reach adulthood and especially once they have gotten married and birthed a whole bunch of kids?

Oluchi was smart to go for a white man who appreciates her and treats her like the African queen that she is. Even after how many years of marriage and 2 cute boys, she is still looking refreshing and pretty. Had she made the mistake of marrying a Nigerian bred male, by now she would have been looking haggard and older than her age.

Lastly, stop calling Oluchi a sell out. With the way I see many of you Nigerian bred males bad mouth and verbally abuse your women on this forum, it is even a miracle that some Nigerian women are still willing to marry you all. Those Nigerian women who know their worth go for men from other cultures who will treat them right and with love and respect. Something many of you Nigerian bred men still have to learn.

Na wa o, Nigeria bred men. I know say na Nigeria bred women go like this post.

And plz, don't be offended o, or ban me again o, but can i know why am being ban after spending all these years on Nairaland? And, how do i even check my ban log?

This is so annoying, why would someone post a topic and can't find it? E get who dey buy mb 4 me, eh?

Wait, 25 feet long crocodile?

In the world in general today, and Nigeria in particular. There's no gain saying that the majority of wealthy individuals that we do have, got their wealth through dirty means (mind u, am not hater here). I mean, the rush for wealth by all means these days eh, is just so scary. Nobody cares about who gets hurt, so long as they get what they want. MONEY. I actually became this reflective yesterday when i had a call from an old school friend who, as at when i last saw him, was a moralist and a very good christain, as far as the word go. I was surprised when i had the call, knowing he never had my number. The request he made from me was scary from the get go. He said, he knows that, am now a big boy in PH and that, i should plz pass him format, that he has learned work but, the format he has been using is no more picking. That is eh, me yahoo boy? Men, he took me nothing less than 30 minutes to convince my guy that i know nothing about 'yahoo', and that, unlike what he thinks, am just a day to day hussler. So, pple plz., is there really any repercussion for ill gotten wealth or it's just a way of trying to scare pple away from financial crime?

So, dis na d Nairaland thread with d international fame. Wow, am so honour to b here. On behalf of friends, my fans, my enemies, my haters, mtn 4 free mb, i say am delighted to b a part of this fame. Also wanna say a big thank you to ...... *brb*

Yes man, and that's the problem, using illusions over reality.

It's okay, it's okay. Nuff said, nuff heard n non dead. Nuff seen, nuff scences n nuff screams. Well, i think after much said n done, we are who we know we are, and not what others believe, feel or think we are, both as individuals and as a Nation. The fact remains that, so long as majority of Nigerians can't find good jobs, can't get the capital to start up a business, we are doom. Becuz, patience n perserverance does have a limit. Good guys are losing their sanity and going bad every day because situation is damn frustrating. We are losing our morals courtesy of bad leaders.

Am not surprised, saw it coming, from the moment that i saw 'pics. of Goldie at the Grammy', on the front page of Nairaland.

Wow

Guy, death nor be wetin dey take dey play o, u dey hear? How u go feel if anybody asked this kind question about u?

And the drama continues.

Yes..., yes..., i know they said that, her death was as a result of P.E but, call me an attention seeker or a jobless guy or a detrimental african, i don't care. The signs that i saw n d feeling that i have, are just too strong to ignore. I mean, when some days back on the front page of Nairaland, i saw something lyk 'pics of goldie at the Grammy', something just didn't seem right. I mean i saw the pics. n was even d first to comment. What i said was, 'wow, na Grammy she dey like that'. And now she is dead. The thing about we Nigerians is that, we FEAR TO TALK ABOUT THAT, THAT WE FEAR. And for this reason, we are quick to attack whosoever try to bring to surface that wish we fear. Nuff said though because, at the end of the day na God know pass. But, i know what i believe n know, as much as, your fears try to shut out the possibilities, u some how believe it could be true. For those who have been bold enough to speak out these possilities and, have even been chastise for daring to voice it, i say, i feel u. R.I.P Goldie, never really liked ur songs much but, i know that, for u to have stand out in this industry dominated by male folks, you were truelly great. I see the tears coming.

Yes..., yes..., i know they said that, her death was as a result of P.E but, call me an attention seeker or a jobless guy or a detrimental african, i don't care. The signs that i saw n d feeling that i have, are just too strong to ignore. I mean, when some days back on the front page of Nairaland, i saw something lyk 'pics of goldie at the Grammy', something just didn't seem right. I mean i saw the pics. n was even d first to comment. What i said was, 'wow, na Grammy she dey like that'. And now she is dead. The thing about we Nigerians is that, we FEAR TO TALK ABOUT THAT, THAT WE FEAR. And for this reason, we are quick to attack whosoever try to bring to surface that wish we fear. Nuff said though because, at the end of the day na God know pass. But, i know what i believe n know, as much as, your fears try to shut out the possibilities, u some how believe it could be true. For those who have been bold enough to speak out these possilities and, have even been chastise for daring to voice it, i say, i feel u. R.I.P Goldie, never really liked ur songs much but, i know that, for u to have stand out in this industry dominated by male folks, you were truelly great. I see the tears coming.

Oh men, COKE na COKE, whether drink or sniff, no one good. Better to drink water n smoke weed, way more better.