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Culture › Re: Ijebu People - The Most Industrious Beings On Earth. Please Let's Get Together by DisGuy: 7:20pm On Jan 04, 2008
yes very well alive, with al the herbs and goat testicles he's bound to be alive grin

well for now he said you should get palm oil; rub it on your hands then
type ' you are such a genius!'

" Okija*( put the persons name here) you are such an e-goat but you are really talented"

you should do this to him at least once a week cool
Sports › Re: Mumu Nigerians And The Premiership by DisGuy: 6:03pm On Jan 04, 2008
blasterman:
EVERYBODY HAS HIS RIGHT OF OPINION, BUT ME I DEY TELL YOU WETIN MY EYE DEY SEE, MAKE I GIVE UNA ONE GIST , AFTER THE PLAYERS LEAVE THE STADIUM ME ENTER THE PITCH I JUST THEY THINK SAY SO NA THE WHOLE WORLD THEY LOOK ME.

ITS CRAZY,

BUT THE PEOPLE WITH VISION WILL UNDERSTAND WHAT I SAY, THE OTHER IGNORAMUS ARE TYPICAL MUMUS,
the whole world? more like almanjiris watching you, the last time I checked there was no camera in the kano pillars stadium!!

cant believe you're actually happy you got on the sandy 'pitch'
Sports › Re: Fans Of Nigerian Football Clubs? by DisGuy: 5:49pm On Jan 04, 2008
chuckdee4:
Does anyone know what happened to

Jasper United and Gabros International??
they got relegated, sourcing for funds hey let buy them cheesy

I think they should privatise all these clubs!
Culture › Re: Ijebu People - The Most Industrious Beings On Earth. Please Let's Get Together by DisGuy: 5:43pm On Jan 04, 2008
olydim:
You will find the Yoruba equivalent of the Igbo ''reverend king'' here

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-102885.0.html
equivalent? you liar

reverend king burnt more than one of his his followers! he also raped many of them
how can that be equivalent?

abeg throw me more links jo abi the oil water is disturbing your eyes grin

ijebu people make and spend money for parties
okija people use women and their mothers to make money!

we know why women don't divorce in that part of the country
any woman that ask for a divorce will have to be killed because she knows the secret!!
they don't want to put their men to shame cool
Career › Re: Human Resource Professionals: by DisGuy: 5:26pm On Jan 04, 2008
Yemmi, though i'm not an expert, i think you are a bit biased considering you work for an ICT company, experience will always count at the end of the day you can train anyone who is interested in computer till they are certified in whatever field they/you want

IT is hands-on, in other career fields a masters degree will almost always be compulsory, some people with say 3 years experience and a masters degree will be chosen/promoted over those with more experience and a first degree.
You should also consider masters course content and course delivery modes abroad wink are they hands on tutorials, 100% taught or case studies plus equipments

I can even confirm to you that on OND with at least 3 years experience will do very well in the first instance with that guy that is coming from England.
Agree with you on this, OND + exp in IT will still get the job done but as you say in the first instance, serious companies should be looking at the future, plus they don't have to pay for training or they pay less
Career › Re: Human Resource Professionals: by DisGuy: 5:12pm On Jan 04, 2008
senetee:
Wondering , .
why are so many folks crazy about having a masters from the UK and US, resigning from their current jobs(some ok jobs eg banks & computing firms) to spend huge sums to acquire a degree?
Some do come back to the country to pick up jobs here. Can't imagine me being offerred entry-level packages after that hustle, i mean its not cheap.

What do you guys think?
since they are resigning from their jobs, that mean they are expecting middle management or more advance positions when they come back as they already have some experience. Apart from some fields anyone that apply or accept entry level with experience and masters in selling himself short. the nigerian market is already saturated- too many first graduates ready to earn <=100k
Culture › Re: Ijebu People - The Most Industrious Beings On Earth. Please Let's Get Together by DisGuy: 3:50pm On Jan 04, 2008
Olydim, you know ive been looking for you, i notice you are very hairy and muscular grin chei money

willy willy
I'm not ijebu grin

but you know Ijebu juju is used for protection while okija juju is used mainly for money and chieftaincy title EZego
Not being a millionaire and a chief at the age of 25 in Okija land is a crime apparently,
so stay well clear of your mates nearing that age or dem go trick you go make money, e go cool
Culture › Re: Ijebu People - The Most Industrious Beings On Earth. Please Let's Get Together by DisGuy: 1:28am On Jan 04, 2008
yes na

look at one of my uncle's Ad

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so if you need some, holla at me for details wink
TV/Movies › Re: What Kind Of Movie Do You Want Nigerians To Make? by DisGuy: 12:33am On Jan 04, 2008
@Emeka
I saw an advert about the NAFDAC woman Dora akinyuli*, i think its called the patriot dont know how the films is though looks a bit watery from the advert

Another thing with those kind of the films especially in our Nigeria is that the teller will basically be accused of promoting his own people- telling his own side of the story, similar to what you read about people who wrote books on the biafrian war.

Quality products well edited for superior audio-visuals.---DVD formats not VCD!!!!!
always wondered why they cant just copy films unto DVDs it easier to handle and its almost the same process!

a typical movie that you edit into maximum 2 hours takes about 9months to 18 months
you can make 113 movies within that period!!! you are wasting E go!!! cool
Culture › Re: Ijebu People - The Most Industrious Beings On Earth. Please Let's Get Together by DisGuy: 12:20am On Jan 04, 2008
i dont know who baba ijebu iis but baba ijebu means someone from ijebu

do you have a video of him? undecided

most nigerian films are labelled real life stories- kinda tell the real life stories of those chiefs flocking to Lagos kanayo o kanayo style after using their mothers and wives grin
TV/Movies › Re: No More Igbo Movies: Why? by DisGuy: 12:15am On Jan 04, 2008
kojeiwa:
@thiefofheart

Why must you be so stuck to your own dialet. The Igbos do use their own name too, it just depend on the producer

and the type of movie. Nigerians do have english name too, i know its very rare to see a yoruba person with an english

name but other non yoruba Nigerians do have an english name.

I think yoruba producers should stick to acting their movies in yoruba, because subtitled yoruba movies that i watch are too traditional

and too much juju stuff going on.
you are more likely to produce a good Nigerian film when you use the traditional/native language
one of the reason naija english film suck is because they do itk using other peoples language and ideas
TV/Movies › Re: No More Igbo Movies: Why? by DisGuy: 12:10am On Jan 04, 2008
Before you pull a gun, I'm an Igbo too.
amazing isnt it? people are scared to speak the truth because some willy willy will jump here start their shenanigans

keep up your good job, keep it ENGLISH, that is the way to go
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-102666.0.html
Sports › Re: Who Is Going To African Nations Cup In Ghana : Enter Here For Informations by DisGuy: 11:47pm On Jan 03, 2008
its just three countries away why is it risky?

Jayon put this in the travel section wink
Culture › Re: Can You Take A Tattoo Gurl To Ur Parents For Marriage by DisGuy: 11:25pm On Jan 03, 2008
my grandma and her sisters had tattoos cheesy
Culture › Re: Ijebu People - The Most Industrious Beings On Earth. Please Let's Get Together by DisGuy: 11:14pm On Jan 03, 2008
local investigators(coroners) could be mistaken for ritualists its the Nigerian journalists after all the have no clue grin

have you heard of the Okija breeding woman? child literally gives birth for okija ritualists/customers, they pound the baby like ijebu pounded yam then eat it, you'll notice most of them are huge and scary

told you it was fun grin
Properties › Re: Buying A Home In Nigeria by DisGuy: 11:05pm On Jan 03, 2008
Nigerian usually prefer to build their houses than buy completed building

I don't know how much you've done in your research but,do you know if completed building sell more than land?
TV/Movies › Re: No More Igbo Movies: Why? by DisGuy: 8:55pm On Jan 03, 2008
not too marketable plus you hardly recognise the actors, hard to believe but some people buy films based on the faces on the cover wink

Most people outside of the Igbo speaking states don't actually understand Ibo
TV/Movies › Re: What Kind Of Movie Do You Want Nigerians To Make? by DisGuy: 8:44pm On Jan 03, 2008
Action movies!

I'll like to see a real car crash, they should stop showing actors with bandage and water drip
and real gunshot-especially the Yoruba films they still use toy guns with the red plastic cap attached to it cheesy

I'll like to see a film with Igbo actors playing Igbo roles, hausa actors playing hausas and Yorubas playing themselves
kannywood, igbowood and the other one wink

Fatia Balogun playing the role of a student undecided how much is it to get real students from the uni theatre departments?
they all want to make quick money

they should also stop killing animals; it's gross
Career › Re: Human Resource Professionals: by DisGuy: 8:27pm On Jan 03, 2008
As professional HR people, who is the ideal candidate from the two; link below

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-101169.0.html
Career › Re: Masters Degree Or Work Experience To Work In Nigeria by DisGuy: 8:20pm On Jan 03, 2008
I'll hire them both wink

lets see what the HRM proffessionals have to say
Travel › Re: Memories of 2007 Calabar Christmas Season/ Carnival (In Picures) by DisGuy(mod): 8:19am On Jan 03, 2008
So basically shoppers pay 250k to get it load onto the interswitch card which can only be used in tinapa? or they load their 'Tinapa card' 250k max?

what if people buy two cards? undecided

will the cards be available in Calabar only or at all Nigerian banks?
I still think most Nigerians don't know anything about Calabar/Tinapa

I found this on the state website just wondering what Nigerian language it is undecided
http://www.crossriverstate.com/hotels_0.htm
Fashion/Clothing Market › Re: Prices Of Clothes In Nigeria by DisGuy: 7:35am On Jan 03, 2008
How much does an Evisu jeans go for?
Fashion/Clothing Market › Re: Tyra Banks Vs Naomi Campbell by DisGuy: 7:29am On Jan 03, 2008
cant believe folks will ever compare tyra banks with Naomi

lets be honest outside of America (some states) nobody knows tyra banks
its the bitter truth
she didn't really achieve anything well apart from a tv show undecided
tyra will pass for an average girl on the street of New York!
pass for an ajebutter jjc in London
pass for a refugee in milan
Webmasters › Re: What Do You Think Of Nigerian Newspaper Sites? by DisGuy: 7:02am On Jan 03, 2008
the also have to reduce the use of some phrases 'our impeccable source' , 'he added that', 'he also added that'
'says he'
they should also use plain English!

automatic mass vehicular transporter!= BUS!!! shocked

grin grin
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How I Got My Next Level Job by DisGuy: 6:43am On Jan 03, 2008
congrats! wink
Computers › Re: Recover Photos Accidentally Deleted From Digital Camera. by DisGuy: 6:24am On Jan 03, 2008
bump
Art, Graphics & Video › Re: The Devil Went To Jamaica. . . by DisGuy: 6:06am On Jan 03, 2008
nice work keep it up1
Sports › Re: Super Eagles Squad At Ghana 2008: What To Expect? by DisGuy: 6:00am On Jan 03, 2008
Fadajasi:
Now that we even want to camp in malaga,of which the temperature there is rangin from 16¤c to 23¤c. And Ghana is presently hot. Whats the reason for that,vogts should give an answer to that.
whats the temperature in Ghana around jan and feb?
whatever it is, i'm very sure malaga is not too different
plus there are better facilities and less distraction for the players
Sports › Re: Super Eagles Squad At Ghana 2008: What To Expect? by DisGuy: 5:57am On Jan 03, 2008
oscarmumae:
[color=#990000][/color]THE NIGERIAN IS NOT READY TO FAR IN THIS NATION because THEY LACK ADEQUATE PREPARATION, OTHER COUNTRY HAVE START THEIR TRAINING WHY OUR IS ALWAY 11TH HOUR TO THE GAME !!! HOW CAN WILL WIN huh??
are you serious? kalou, essien, muntari, sissoko, etc etc are still with their teams in europe and I'm very sure the local leagues just resumed after the xmas break
Sports › Re: Who Is Going To African Nations Cup In Ghana : Enter Here For Informations by DisGuy: 5:54am On Jan 03, 2008
Travel › Re: Memories of 2007 Calabar Christmas Season/ Carnival (In Picures) by DisGuy(mod): 5:09am On Jan 03, 2008
cool pix celemel thanks

was there any event at Tinapa?
cant belive you are the only one from nairaland that attended
seems people from other parts of Nigeria couldn't be bothered

we have to promote domestic tourism before wasting money on cnn adverts
Sports › Re: Who Is Going To African Nations Cup In Ghana : Enter Here For Informations by DisGuy: 2:36am On Jan 03, 2008
folahann:
I already live in GFhana but I'm home for Christmas and i will be travelling backmon the 19th on Aero contractors, so i don't know if this will work.
reschedule your return flight wink

why don't you guys just charter a small plane jk

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