₦airaland Forum

Guys pls don't just view n leave. I really need to know ur view on this. Tnx.

Good evening guys. For the Health workers in the house I have a question n I need to b clearified. This afternoon while in a group chat, I learnt about my elementary school teacher(may her soul rest in peace) who died of hepatitis. As a Medically inclined student I started advicing them to go for a test n get d vaccine if negative while positive should go for anti retroviral treatment until one of them asked if it were a retrovirus. I tried to explain to him that they synthesize the way retroviruses do n are also viruses that alters d RNA. But to b frank I don't think that I am totally correct so I need clearifications from Professionals in the house. By the way I have browsed it but I dnt think that I totally understood what I got.

As for me I prefer older guys cos I understand them more than their younger counterparts.

2buff: After the requisite toastings from past week(s) and you trully like what you've seen and she is open to it, let her know your intentions (preferably in-person) and so it begins.
It need not be in an expensive restaurant. Could be on a nice walk.

Tnx for d response. As a matter of fact I'm a lady n sometimes a r/ship just springs up, say because u spend more time together n et all. I just wanna see it from nairalanders point of view if d guy needs to ask outrightly or just flow with the tide. Tnx.

Good evening guys. I have always had this puzzle in mind on how or say a more proper way a relationship should start. In some cases the guy in question needn't ask the lady out squarely like "Will u b my girl" while in some cases the guy does speak up. So I want to see nairalanders opinion on how a relationship should b initiated. I will appreciate if u give ur reasons for ur choice.

Where is everybody?

It's an Igbo slang. It means ur personal person. Or simply ur paddi.

Isn't that Ginika Ezewuzie from FGGC Onitsha 2011 set? Hmmm.. Just thinking aloud.

otokx: police cannot do much, just look at the lecturer, can you differentiate him from a student, nay from a motor pack tout, the culture of wearing id card is non existent in Nigerian universities.

. My school(UniJos) dosen't play with that ethics o. No Id no entrance into the school compound.

I prefer d first grade already used bras to the new ones. The new ones can b so uncomfy not to talk more of the strings that hurts so much n causes scars. I used to stick only to d new ones wen I was younger bt now I know beta. Just make sure u sterilise them dats all it takes.

ferhyntorlah: Point of correction-Lola Omotayo-Okoye!
Though, she's looking scary!
The lady go harsh small.

No be only small. She go harsh gan!!!

Polio: Not too ok with you? Who are you?

If you are not happy with, you are free to do whatever you want!

Little miss busy body. I just aired my view n I am as free as air to do that.I'm free to do wateva I like which is y I commented on what I feel. N for who I am, I am human enough to respect anyones view without hating. its a free world.

The daughters dress is not too ok with me. She is showing too much skin for a wedding held during the day. Wonder how she will sit comfortably with it.

The daughters clothe is not too ok with me. She is showing too much skin for a wedding being held during the day. Wonder how she will sit comfortably with it.

[quote author=a.emmey]to be candid, the FG thinking is one sided,
do u notice that we can only assemble car,we don't have the resources that will can use to manufacture car.the best option is for Nige ria to follow d Ricardian theory of international trade or hecksher ohlin theory.[/quote]. Omo u go fear Economist nah! Oga abeg enlighten us on this said theory.

[quote author=Okija_juju]The government is increasing Duty on cars so that Nigerians would buy that crap that Innoson, PAN and all those Chinese assembly companies are building abi?!

No hating o!! I think Innoson is doing a good job, but I dont think that this is the way to encourage him..



All that will end up happening is that People will resort to going into Cotonou to buy cars and drive it across the boarder. It would be cheaper to buy a Car in Cotonou, register it, drive it across the border under the Ecowas treaty and change the plates once its in..[/quote]N to think that I have given up on you.

Hmmm... I think we should atleast give credit to him cos he truly deserves one. Come to think of it, he had no formal education but was able to put up that feat. N for the scar, I don't think the affected care cos to them who can't afford the modernized surgery it is better to have a scar and be concious of it than to die.

Wonders shall never cease. The act is barbaric n deserves punishment. If stoning is their punishment 4 such an act, then so be it. Afterall he is part of them. So he should abide by their rules. And for the simpletons trying to turn this thread into e-war, haven't u had enough lately?

[quote author=nutty_hnic]Thats Yvonne Nwosu of Vonne Couture.[/quote]. This can't b d Yvonne Nwosu I knw. This one is thin. Mayb she lost some weight.

ifyalways: Dress would have been on point if not for the cleavage exposure. She was so conscious of the boooobs and was shifting and pulling her top all through the event in the hall.

Why wear it when you obviously know you wont be comfortable with it?

Ify were u there? Abeg gist us who n who attended?