₦airaland Forum

Inked_Nerd:

I'm 22

Natasha,,:
100% possible there's absolutely no impossibility with this, for the fact that she told him her father forbade her then its true i mean she's 27 if she wanted to give an excuse sure she wont give this dumb one i mean there are intelligent excuses to give if she wanted to lie to him so i know she's saying the truth. If fathers can sleep with their daughters then there's absolutely no impossibility for a father to forbid his 27 years old daughter from staying out overnight.

lagerwhenindoubt:
Like I said, very "SPECIAL" breed, rather than focus on issues, they will drain their energies on irrelevant topics that will ultimately trivialize a serious issue or worst make people indifferent to injustice/suffering. It takes God's Divine Grace to be especially this skilled at being stagnant.

Inked_Nerd:

Yeah, it really was an accident. I was really looking forward to turning--I was legally an adult so I was happy. When I turned 19, I was still feeling the effects of it so it took a while to wear off . When someone would ask me how old I was I'd go "Ugggh, 18. . . Oooops, [lol] sorry I meant to say 19". They'd just look at me like "Huh? " lol.

justwise:
ncpat how old are you?

lagerwhenindoubt:
Nigeria is the only place where a public official leaves office and is not held accountable for public funds that have simply vanished (mismanaged is the label they put on it these days) I hear a lot of people asking for proof that OBJ actually stole, he did not have to, all he did was approve millions in dollars to a contract his vice president had already approved and not one shred of equipment was delivered by both contractors and no one dares ask what happened (COJA) Nigerians are simply a "SPECIAL" breed of a yet to be classified species

Inked_Nerd:
@OP: Yes, I tell my real age. I see no reason to lie about it. lol, I remember when I first turned 18 and I got so used to telling people I was 18 so when I finally turned 19 I'd accidentally tell people I was still 18

v3:
^
I have a thing for those type of movies

@OP
Watching The Omen
Downloading Grudge

v3:
The Exorcism of Emily Rose
The Exorcist.

Hmmm, My name is Khan. Haven't seen it but the reviews being dropped suggests it's a must see. Semid, you know what to do

Onchedu:
There are no good girls or bad girls , there are just girls.

wevote:
We shouldnt allow these politicians rig these elections this year. We should all be involved. It is not just the responsibility of INEC. ?it is our collective responsibility. Meanwhile, there is this cool website (www.reclaimnaija.net) that allows for citizen's reporting of electoral happenings. This way, Nigerian citizens can monitor the elections from their own polling zones.

loco2no:
I love my Country no B small. I LOVE NIGERIA. I always make time to read people's comments, not going to judge anyone in particular but some where pretty dumb. That is democracy, people are free to write whatever they want but the big difference b/w us and developed countries is simply ACTIONS SPEAKS LOUDER VOICE. IF we can act on 30% of our voices, this country will b a Great Nation.
250 tribes and languages living as 1 nation no b small thing o.Since we have not managed to kill ourselves this far, to me we are the best nation on planet earth
LONG LIVE NIGERIA! LONG LIVE MY COUNTRY!! E GO BETTER!!!

maxpro-xl:
dbanj, keep on moving higher, with all the fame & fortune, he still remains perhaps the most humble & easy-going music artiste. koko mansion. koko lounge, koko foundation, now its koko mobile. most paid glo ambassador, most sought after nigerian musician in his age-group, am so happy for u.

obailala:
Most people here on this thread have just displayed the typical kind of mindset most Nigerians have for others, HATRED and JEALOUSY!! What is wrong if someone who has the means wishes to give birth abroad? It is this idle-mind-jealous attitude that make people (especially in the villages) try to poison or use juju on relatives and friends whom they think are progressing.

Most people here try to conceal their malice by accusing her of shouting about it. Did she come out planely on tv and announce this to the world or didn't she mention it simply because she was specifically asked by the interviewer?

Who is doing the shouting? she or the journalist? Besides just like someone here confirmed, this is an old interview that was dug up from the archives and I wonder why it should be on the front page. Haters should hit their head on the wall if they don't like her. Rubbish! Don't take it personal

barika2011:
i really dont like dat lady,i dont even watch any movie she is on, she is a graduate of my uni( NAU,Awka),she is d kind of person who looks down on people she knew b4 in school or odawise, if her kids her british citizens wat is our business, naija is beautiful, i love dis country no mata how tins are at d moment, she is british she should go there and work,probably they wud give her a big role in their on movie , she come naija dey form britico, mssshhhhswwww