I like the first one. Very beautiful

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Interesting topic...

Sighs....

Interesting topic.

To answer the question: I don't think it's genetic.

I know people who have Ugly handwritings and their Parents don't.

Handwriting is a learned activity. If the Parents are well learned, chances are that the offsprings will also be inculcated with good, proper handwriting.

It is all a product of the creative ability, also how early and how well the child is introduced to proper handwriting practice.

I have a very beautiful handwriting if I do say so myself

When I was in secondary school, I used to maintain different handwritings for some specific subjects and you will hardly believe they all belonged to the same person! It nearly got me into trouble though.
I have a primary handwriting which is the main one, then others according to my mood. All beautiful.
My parents and siblings likewise all have fine writings but one of the finest handwritings I've seen belong to my cousin and uncle.
I started writing quite early though, and I can also write ugly to disguise or when I'm not in the mood.

Jhaytee4all:


Ok then, Goodluck to you. I'll be sending it to you soon, but just that I'm busy. I'll mention you ASAP when I'm ready to do so.

Hello,

Could you send to me too please? Just seeing this. Thanks.

Papanwamaikpe:
3packs of super pack

For only you? Cheeeeiii

nlPoster:
My nlposter was banned for no tangible reason till Feb 13, which makes me wonder if whoever is behind that knew something was up on that date?

Hello tpia

Papanwamaikpe:
Had to fix something quick for lunch

How many packs are those?!

Amorprincesa24:
Yam and eggs with oven roasted titus fish.

Someone logs in to see pictures of food, only to see a whole page filled with insults.

Adults behaving like babies. Tufiakwa

Wow! I could have sworn those were sweet potatoes! Those eggs though... Yummmy

Good to be back here! Catch up time.

Who missed me btw?

saint2ace:


Umidigi F2 is relatively new, so until we get first hand reviews i cannot say, but based on the success of the F1 and F1 Play, the processor is a beast and very fluid while gaming, battery life is also fantastic the only drawback on umidigi devices has always been the camera and OS support but the F1 series had good reviews, as for the RN8 i don't need to overflog the matter, great device in all ramifications and u're sure of constant support for the next 2-3yrs, you could be lucky u might even get Android 11, but be sure that u're stuck on android 10 (Out of the box) on the F2.

My 2 kobo

Graçias.

eWyse:
Umidigi F2 vs Redmi Note 8 head to head



Help me pick guys

No response since?

Umidigi F2 vs Redmi Note 8 head to head



Help me pick guys

MariaAngeles:


The recipe is simple.
Beans ( honey beans preferably)
For the sauce : Palm oil, medium sized onion, dry chilli peppers and salt to taste .

Just cook your beans till it is really really soft, add a little salt and mash with a wooden spatula until it's all mashed up and soft ( it mustn't be too thick because it'll get thicker when it gets cold )

For the sauce: pour some considerable amount palm oil into your heated pot or pan( don't allow the palm oil to bleach), when it's heated up, add in your finely chopped onion and roughly grinded dry chilli peppers and salt to taste, stir and allow to fry slowly on a medium heat until you can smell the aroma .
That's it.

Thanks

MariaAngeles:
I get excited whenever I get to make ewa agoyin , even much more when I eat it

Do you mind sharing your recipe please?

Okayyyy.... I've missed this thread!

cutegentility:
Thank you very much Sir.

You are welcome.

cutegentility:
Greetings to everybody in the house. As this year runs to an end, I try to figure out my weaknesses. Fortunately for me - I did and it is poor communication skills(English). I think one of the prevailing factor behind this is that I'm used to saying local English and slangs to my fellow country men.
However, I made a resolution to have a very good command of this language I'm talking about.

Gurus in the house, how do I go about this?

Although my English might sound averagely okay to local standard but to international level? I'm no where to be found. Most of my foreign friends also complain about this.

Expose yourself to new environments and new people, make new friends (obviously those who speak better than you do) and engage yourself in conversations everyday.

Consume more international content- English speaking music, movies, radio, news, YouTube etc.

Lastly, read, read, read, read and read: Books, articles, magazines, etc.

Cut out pidgin English/broken, make deliberate effort to converse only in proper English.

You will get better gradually.

iLegendd:
I went to UBA to get an Africard to link to my UK PayPal, so I decided to take a picture with my cheap phone.

Anyway, upload your 31/12/2019 picture and whoever gets the highest likes and shares will get a couple of thousand Naira recharge card gift from me.

Okay okay...



200 likes and I will post a picture.

KosiGee:



I concur.

It was clearly staged. Same ink, similar writing style, similar type of comments and finally take a look at the signature of the principal and that of the house master/mistress....looks very similar with an H or tt at the end...

Thank you! Saved me the stress of typing. Lol.

What won't 'bloggers' do for clicks? Smh

jboixxx:
I think Okota. Check the last 2 pages on →Xiaomi Thread Store←at the lower end for her details

Seen it. Thanks a lot

jboixxx:
Getbizy of Slot will likely have in stock

Which of the Slot locations please?

budaatum:

Typical CMS! Always boasting about age!

Hello @PascalVille, thanks for your post.

Please is the moonlight color really the best? Did you compare with the other colors?

Though I like the moonlight cos it's not as common as the blue.

alosbaba007:
Converted 6 people so far this month

Redmi note 8

Redmi 8

Redmi 7A

Bought 5 diff note 8 this month at 61,500 4/64G in comp vilage while redmi 8 sells for 47k 4/64G. Never knew Xiaomi is observing black Friday deals too, got redmi 7A for a friend today for 31,900 2/32G

Hello.

Pls can you confirm if the note 8 4/128 is now available in stores? Comp. Village especially.

Kinda urgent.

cc everyone

budaatum:
Up School!

Founded 1855 though, so what you expect?

Yes, although the secondary arm of the school was not instituted until 1865

Interesting.

Notable CMS Grammar School Alumni:

9ice (born 1980), musician

Adeyemo Alakija(1884–1952), media entrepreneur and co-founder of Daily Times of Nigeria

Adeniji Adele (1893-1964), Oba (King) of Lagos from October 1, 1949, to July 12, 1964

Akin Babalola Kamar Odunsi, businessman and Senator
Akin Euba (born 1935), professor of music

Akintola Williams (born 1919), accountant
Alexander Akinyele (1875–1968), Bishop

Ayodele Awojobi (1937–84), academic and activist

Babs Fafunwa (1923–2010), Federal Minister of Education

Bode Thomas (1918–53), politician

Candido Da Rocha (1860-1959), businessman

Charles A. Adeogun-Phillips (born 1966), lawyer
Dandeson Crowther, Archbishop of the Niger and son of Samuel Ajayi Crowther

Dare Art Alade, musician

Ernest Shonekan (born 1936), President of Nigeria

Fela Sowande (1905–87), musician and composer

Frederick Rotimi Williams (1920–2005), lawyer

George Da Costa (1853–1929), photographer

Herbert Macaulay (1864–1946), surveyor and nationalist

Israel Oludotun Ransome-Kuti (1891 - 1955), Educationist and father of Olikoye Ransome-Kuti, Beko Ransome-Kuti, and Fela Kuti

Ibikunle Akitoye (1871-1928), Oba of Lagos

J. K. Randle (1909 - 1956), Businessman and Socialite

Karim Olowu (born 1924), athlete

Niyi Adebayo (born 1958), Governor, Ekiti State

Mobolaji Bank Anthony (June 11, 1907 - May 26, 1991), President of the Lagos Stock Exchange

Oguntola Sapara (1861–1935), medical doctor, gynaecologist.

Ola Vincent (1925–2012), Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria

Oliver Ogedengbe Macaulay, son of Herbert Macaulay, journalist, and nationalist

Remi Fani-Kayode (1921–95), politician
Samuel Herbert Pearse (born 1865), businessman

Samuel Manuwa (1903–76), surgeon

Talabi Braithwaite (1928–2011), insurance broker

Taslim Olawale Elias (1914–91), Chief Justice of Nigeria

Thomas King Ekundayo Phillips (1884–1969), musicologist, father of Nigerian church music

Thomas Leighton Decker (1916–78), linguist and journalist

T. O. S. Benson (1917–2008), lawyer, politician

My humble Self, eWyse

etc...


Up School!!!

adonainana:
Olashore International School

Falz the Bad girl- Folarin Falana

Chef Fregs- Fregene Gbubemi

Obinna Okwodu- Ceo Fibre

I nearly choked @ the bolded


Kindly fix the typo before some people begin to think otherwise

fibonacci2526:



Can't say for now.

Okay.