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Very possible. Knew a Nigerian guy back in Zimbabwe that had green eyes. No contacts.

Quite a number of NGOs that try to provide clean water to some countries use this. I remember my church asking for donations to buy these for Haiti after the earthquake.

Good idea but the only downside is they are quite expensive for the target audience.

Anyway these straws dont last forever. They need to be changed after 3 years or so

I prefer Cerelac. Bout to have some sef when I get home

Victoria Falls,Zimbabwe.

Photo credit: A friend of mine, Henry from Africa

alpha conde: what happened to his notebooks, and other writing material. mhen i will so beat this kid and he will learn that love isnt everything in this life.

LMAO!!!! haba! calm down now.

@topic: depends on the kid's age. But I mean any kid that's smart enough to write this should be smart enough to know that writing on cars (scratching cars) is not the right thing to do. There are other ways of expressing love and affection. I mean make me a painting or a card or something. In any case, if my kid did this (not more than 4 years), I'll smile really especially if it was a very sincere thought (I dont pray for a naughty child who would do this knowing fully well its wrong to scratch cars like this). I will explain to the kid that I appreciate the thought the the feeling is more than mutual but next time, he or she should not write on cars or XYZ objects...

Green for sure! Ain't nobody got time for 1 mil.

Tolexander: No it isn't maintained, only that no rain falls in the dry season, to expose the bad drainage of the roads. It is somewhere i passed everyday from my childhood.

Do you still pass it today? Or it was only during your childhood?

lekkie073: gbayi....

Ese jare oga mi.

Tolexander: the sh sound exist in pronounciation but not written on book instead written as s with a dot underneath just like a lady wana sit down on top a prick

Sigh. O se like lati ma jiyan bayii?? It used to exist!!! Like "shade" and what not until they changed it.

The looted money was prolly money meant for development healthcare etc. why should the money then be shared? How will that help anyone in the long run? Small time now, d money go finish. What next? Wait for another looted money? The money should go back to where it came from and should be used in developing the country.

very sad. Na wa o. It is interesting to note that it is always their first time that they get caught. I can imagine the regret. Sigh.

honey001: Thinking of posting something relating to dis before, but thank God one surface on the front page. To me i think it should be d date of the traditional wedding.

The question i intend to ask is dat must one do his or her wedding in church? Im planning to do my wedding soon and wish to just proceed to registry immediately after the traditional wedding. But when i told my friends, some of them were like saying why wont i do church wedding.

My question now is, is it compulsory to do wedding in church?

Bros/sister, it's not by force to do church wedding o especially if money no dey. Do your traditional jeje n court too if you wish and live happily ever after. I don't see why anyone would want to get married 3 times

Tolexander: no!
It isn't shutuppu but sotoopu!
Yoruba alphabet doesn't have sh and two consonants don't follow each other.

The sh sound does exist. There used to be an h after the s but now we jus put the ami under the s as we do for 'e' 'o'

*sigh* bad photography skills or terrible camera. And as for the dressing.... It is well.

Degis: Agents of Darkness like Pastor Kun is just masquerading like Agent of Light. God's standard is sure. He knoweth those that His. Pastor Kun is not among.

Just going with what YOU said "He [God] knoweth those that [are] His. Pastor Kun is not among." But are YOU God to know that P.K is not among since na God sabi His own pple.

Btw, I'm not on anybody's side here. Just pointing out something in your post.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! E ku odun o. E ku alaja odun tuntun. Emi a sope o.

oluface: Akande... Sho tan... Iya ba e so.. O so pe o ni gbo.. Beeni baba na ba e so..o so pe o ni gba... O ti kosi panpe ndlea ... Tie ti bae... Happy New year in Advance in Kirikiri. Oloshi
E wo were bo tin ronju bi adofuro... Damboroba.

Hahahahahahahaaha. E be like say you sabi d guy before. Lol. Lmao. E fara bale. E ti binu tan niyen. Lol

Guitar and piano (I quit 2 years ago)

[quote author=Ileke-IdI]Written and spoken version differ.[/quote]It doesn't matter. You can say it or write it. If you want to write it, just add/remove a question mark.

@Ileke-Idi, the same happens in French if you claim it doesn't in English. As far as I'm concerned it's like that in every language and as Omo to dun rightly said, its in the intonation. You can make a statement a question by adjusting the intonation. It might not be commonly done/used but its not exclusive to only pidgin

I like the okele on the left. From left to right.

lucenzo: Tes parents sont des saboteurs.

Lol!!

ohisola: J'aime ca. Peut-etre on peut ouvrir un file ou on parle seulement le francais. Ca sera merveilleux

Chuis d'accord avec toi. Pukwa pas?

Tout le monde parle français maintenant?! Hahahahha.

5much: u can do better than this.

5much: u can do better than this.

The OP only shared something he found somewhere. I dont know what you want him to do again. Unless the OP was the one that complied the list for the website/blog

kandiikane: The guy got inspired by the movie.

Exact.

The guy prolly saw the movie n then decided in his psycho head that he was going to make it real. He shudda jus left it the way it was.... IN thé movie.

trent9002: Because if you don't, Nobody will attend

but must people attend? Food should not be the reason for pple to attend a funeral. If you want to come, come. If you dont want to, don't. If you are hungry, go get food to eat nearby and if you know you will be hungry at the funeral, then pls prepare ahead of time. The only thing I think should be provided is water. It's not by force for pple to attend a funeral. After all, how many of them were there when the person was alive? Half the pple who even attend don't even care about the deceased. We just like to do aseju.

(This is not particular to naija o. It happens in Senegal too.)