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glitest: Hahahahapissed off lately but I had to let go when i noticed the fellow is a spoilt brat. |
glitest: Eh?....What's up with the Ibadan diss?.pardon me my good friend,I never knew you are omo ajegbin je karaun, how are you doing today? |
Kalvan: Lol!! I guess that's why I have a high GPA in college. Loser!!!Better to be poor and wise than to be rich and stupid, if you've got a college degree then my goat can, cos you still comment like an uncivilized tout at Ibadan garage, spoilt brat. |
Kalvan: I'm not an American?! You're obviously unintelligent , I have a blue passport you dumb fool.Its obvious you are dyslexic, you are just another american wannabe and you lack proper upbringing, go deal with your personal prob kid and stop showcasing your lunancy. |
[quote author=tomiobj][/quote]I know you aren't daft but why don't you check your dictionary before posting rubbish, the words have the same meaning centre is British spelling while center is American spelling. |
Descartes: Good.imagine this kinda question o e passport=== Ebola passport is your getaway from the virus. |
Kalvan: What is catching fun?! Learn how to speak English before talking to me boy.I read all your comments on your profile and its obvious you lack good social culture, you are fond of insulting peeps who point out your idiocy, since you are one of the exported chicken livered peeps from Nigeria cos you can't survive in a highly competitive setting, you should try to keep your comments about our politics minimal cos you ain't here and you don't know what gallant compatriots are facing. Stop insulting Nlers and lay low so you can learn, do you speak English on a forum? No, you type. Lastly you aren't an American even Obama suffers discrimination often, "Ediot" dunno if it is a typographical error or not but either ways u use it often and it shows you've got a bad knowledge of the language.* my two naira* Learn to mingle. |
Kalvan: Only Our "Jewish" ibo brothers don't know their hometown. Too busy trying to claim another man's land.Do you have to derail the topic with your idiocy?whether you like it or not our Igbo brothers are good examples worthy of emulation, an average Igbo man visits his hometown at least once in a year with his family, he builds his first house there before any other place but we *omo oduduwa* we tend to forget our root once we find peace anywhere even if it is sambisa forest. Pls my brother let's stop this tribal war and respect each other,OMI IYA DUN. |
tellwisdom: Who is ebola?Your next door neighbor. |
Fulaman198: Bigotry won't be accepted on this forum. If you guys have negative things to say about the Igbo people, you risk being banned by me.Don't be partial too when making your decision, watch out for provocative comments from Igbo members too. |
jayseehe: I'm an Igbo guy, most importantly, I'm a Nigerianyou are a true compatriot. |
glitest: My day's been great!. Thanx for asking.Your thought? me thinks incumbent power matters a lot in our kinda democracy and if you go down memory lane, you will agree with me *whispering * Poverty has shrouded our thinking in this part of the world. |
OrlandoOwoh: This is common in Alakpere in Ketu, Lagos. I experience it when in Osun State. The reason the drivers always give is that their conductors always extort their money.which alapere? Don't feed us crap here *looks out through the window * I can still see bus conductors but they don't yell anymore cos u already know the direction to alapere and u know your bus stop unlike before when you hear them bellowing as early as 4am "apeere oooo" or "ketu oooooo".
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femilicious: OMG, OMG, OMG, if I was single I would marry you this instantYou just boarded a one chance bus ma'am and you may be on your way to soka, cos the op is a lady with identity problem and the bitter truth is she is from a broken home. |
I love Bush meat even in this perilous time.
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glitest: No body wants to die( Atleast non of Nigerian officials), so I'm sure they would take action into making sure BokoHaram gets cleaned out for good....Don't you realize that the Nigerian government are now taking the BH issue seriously, now that one of the government officials narrowly escaped death?.How is your day? *silently* Those chibok girls will be released when the election is near or better still the rescue mission will be successful, it will be used as a spring board to victory in the election. |
glitest: Finally!!...Smoke them out, and make sure they get dealt with.you think so? corruption is the bane of Nigeria and it will surely rear its ugly head soon. |
Education in Africa especially in countries like Nigeria has seen much challenges in recent times. With the instability in the Nigerian government, maintaining high standards in learning is more difficult. The frequency of academic strikes among Nigerian universities has been on the increase however some universities within the most populous black country are starting to prove their worth. Looking at the best universities in Nigeria in the latest ranking released by webometrics of the top universities in Africa in 2013 which is an all South African top 8 universities, one Nigerian University is positioned among the top 20. However, the ranking has revealed the top 10 universities in Nigeria which are mentioned above. @ op, why did you omit this vital part source: http://answersafrica.com/top-10-best-universities-in-nigeria.html |
AdeniyiA: "center" refers to d middle of something. while "centre" refers to "a place of OR a place for. eg "centre for continue education "Do you have a dictionary at all?if you don't know the meaning and usage of words the dictionary is there to help you, we know you are confused and reluctant to read people's post, cos you wanna make FP but pls don't mislead others. *imagine, he posted rubbish with confidence * |
glitest:good night. |
Symphony007: FIRST FAMILY OF SOUTH AFRICA.just imagine,ahan! after using that old woman to a pitiable level he jumps bed, bloody serial polygamist na only him pix no include his children. GEJ nice one Jo this opolo boy na family trademark. |
Kentnickole: Mature response... His last term actually sound like Ibo.abeg commot nonsense post jare, IBO ko Ibibio ni. |
glitest: You're a Nigerian, and a Yoruba for that matter.. Maybe your username (Elebiju), was what gave you away....No other nationality would use that as he's username...Even an Igbo wouldn't do that.Apology accepted and I do apologize too for picking on you, I'm a Yoruba and my username is my surname, its nice meeting you. |
remsonik: Lol, go and sample pepper in the market and see if you will not be lynched,a lot of people are just comfortable with the fact that theirs no instant punishment for fornication.you are so narrow minded if that is your understanding of product. |
glitest: No dumba$$...We speak the same language.dumbass? ain't cool sis but I will let it pass, moreover you don't know my nationality except if you know what this word means AYEMAFUGHE. |
glitest: ....Pls stick to the agurement at hand okay?.okay okay you win, a true Ghanaian indeed. |
Acidosis: Firstly sir, the topic is all about discipline and morality. Morality/Discipline is not for animals, but humans like you and I.I still stand on my view that the topic isn't about morality or discipline, the op needs clarification on a dating trend among people and he posed it as a general question. One can sample various products without buying, you are not under any obligation to buy after sampling. |
ochejoseph: Mr. Patrick Sawyer, a WASH consultant at the Ministry of Finance, who had been quarantined since arriving Lagos, Nigeria on Sunday, July 20, 2014 with symptoms of the Ebola virus has died, according to reports.Yewande Adeshina, a Special Adviser to theGovernor of Lagos on Thursday, told a news conference that Sawyer, 40 was being tested for the deadly Ebola virus in Lagos Adeshina said details of the suspected case were obtained from a private health facility in the state, adding that the 40-year old man had no contact with Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) as he did not visit any person with EVD in the hospital and neither did he partake in the burial of any person who died of the disease.“However, on account of working and living in an endemic region for EVD, and the presentation of non-specific constitutional symptoms and signs of fever, malaise, bodyaches, vomiting, diarrhea and others associated with EVD, a high index of suspension was raised,” Adeshina said.“Based on this, blood samples were taken to Virology Reference Laboratory, Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), on Tuesday. Preliminary results necessitated the confirmation of EVD at a World Health Organization, WHO Reference Laboratory in Dakar, Senegal which is actively in process,” she added. Sawyer’s death is the first recorded case of one of the world’s deadliest diseases in Nigeria. |
FRENZYLO: DECIBEL you are very stupid.I was the one that use to fight FFk before on Nairaland until isaw he reason more than 80% of Nigerians .He is a kind of sincere in his thought.Oyinbo le o *shakes head* |
abeg make una no vex o I hear say one beer parlour dey this area,pls I need directions. |
SpaceGoat: insalt?WTF! insalt ko insugar ni, spacegoat (scapegoat) pls lay low and learn before posting anything on this forum, you can help yourself by developing reading habit, i'm imperfect though. |
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Hope it will help checkmate Ebola 
