₦airaland Forum

soulglo: If you feel that someone else should be responsible for you then you are lazy. Maybe you need to follow the conversation you jumped into.

How can you be lazy when your prime aim is to be responsible for yourself and someone else?

soulglo: Your version of Africa is obviously not my version. I was raised to be self sufficient. I am not one of the ones who feel that some else should be responsible for me simply because we are siblings. Africa needs to be self sufficient. Welcome to 1960.

Who said you shouldn't be self sufficient.
To care for someone else you must have taken care of yourself, the whole idea is work hard to take care of yourself and your brother, if your struggle doesn't take care of you, your brother will help out.

This doesn't support laziness.

Gwa gwa

Lightning roast his yansh there!
Mtchheww!

Maybe the house is not well earthed.
Too bad.

Lucario007: Yes... but the title is what most people read before the content

I knew it was hailstones, once I saw iceblock from the sky

Lucario007: Hmm... I suppose you're sort of right about that.

Then again, this is the internet, in other words, totally free for anyone to speak their mind anonymously. And my comment was meant to be sarcastic from the start.

He could have very well searched for it on Google before deciding to post it on Nairaland.

I usually visit sites like Yahoo! Answers in which asking the wrong question could land you with the insult of the century.

Nevertheless, fr3do, hope you now know that it is not Ice Block but hail.

Okay?

fr3do: Stop being so full of yourself!
Hail is rare in this part of the world.
I would take pictures if it falls near me.

Smart Alec, this was what I posted initially.
Isn't it obvious that I know its called hail?

#sighs

I personally don't think toplessness in women is nudiity.
Some ancient African women covered their crouch and left their chests bare for a reason.

porka: Olashore International School, Iloko Ijesha, Osun State

Adesoye College, Offa, Kwara State (IBB's children schooled there)

Thomas Adewumi College, Oko, Kwara State

impressed!
But more!

Lucario007: Not really. I lived in Jos for a while so something as insignificant as hail didn't really catch my attention. I'm more surprised that people are making a big deal out of it.

One man's trash is another man's treasure I suppose.

How exactly am i full of myself if i may ask?

mature response!

The whole ignorance, 21st century, mankind...

No man knows it all.

Lucario007: Mehn... the level of ignorance displayed in this country makes me weep for our future.

Imagine, in this 21st century, people are still shocked when it starts to hail calling it 'Heavy Rain That Fell with IceBlock', to the point they decide to take pictures and post it on the net...

Where did mankind go wrong?

Stop being so full of yourself!
Hail is rare in this part of the world.
I would take pictures if it falls near me.

Utter crap
This is more sensational than innovative.

borga112: You are a fool

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Nobleval: But you need US abi?

U mistake me for one of those US assslickers.
I still insist that the world's most powerful black nation solve her own problems.

Where is airforce1

itstpia1: What exactly are people getting upset about?

Some Nigerians think the mentality that lets them insult the the inferiority-complexed lower middle and low class Nigerians will make them(some Nigerians) escape their poverty, both mental and financial.

blakky97: Upon all the speaking loudly, slowly, whispering, soliloquy, jumping, laughing, .... Na only 12 people don like the post?
All these nairalanders dem selfish oh! Ordinary like again! Abi the thing no funny una?

It wasn't meant to be funny.
I care for my country.

MANGAM: We are our only hope

Corrected

Fake news!
The solutions to Nigeria's problems can only come from within.
We don't need Russian troops.

Just like Nokia's Ngage

undergraduates

gists: This argument does not hold air let alone water. If BH can import guns and can transport guns and bombs around the country, is it catholic clothes they cannot import (assuming they don't have the expertise to sew it locally) and transportation of religious clothes or any clothes for that matter hasn't been banned in the country.

Sad, common sense is not that common after all - especially on nairaland

fr3do: These bh people don't stick together, their tailor (if any) might not be in the vicinity where they intend to strike, and if they are caught travelling with regalia, they will be arrested.
Someone said earlier that sewing such vestments require great skill, and the few who are skilled are staunch catholics.

A less sophisticated faction of the terror group might have stolen the regalia.
book haram have sympathizers, sympathizers who are used are pawns, they don't even know anything about their ogas at the top in BH, they just carry out their objectives with limited resources.
That's why they can't give our security operatives substantial information.

Using "common sense" every now and then, you will fall prey to Reverse Psychology.

barcanista: Are you saying that BH in their numbers will not have a Tailor or two with sewing machine? Bros your permutation doesn't add up

These bh people don't stick together, their tailor (if any) might not be in the vicinity where they intend to strike, and if they are caught travelling with regalia, they will be arrested.
Someone said earlier that sewing such vestments require great skill, and the few who are skilled are staunch catholics.

tedd: Holy cow. All this for snakes....ewwwwwwwww

Na meat o!

When u were asked the meaning, you should have let it out.
Like 'sir, its an exclamation indicating surprise, it literarily means dry season, its idiosyncratic, don't be offended'

E don pass e don pass.
But for the record.

barcanista: Ogar is a liar!!! How much does it cost to sew Nun's regalia? This DSS is at its lowest ebb and will only rise when this crop of leadership are wiped away to install core professionals that understand what State Security is.

They, visibly northerners probably Muslim, approaching a tailor to sew multiple rev. Sister regalia will cause suspicion that may lead to their arrest.
They knew this, that's why they stole instead.

I have no qualms with the fees as long as those monies don't leave the shores of Nigeria.

Some People erroneously believe that quality is a function of cost. These expensive schools will receive money from all those people who are likely to send their wards to some expensive school abroad and distribute it back to Nigerians.

Why are the fees of supposedly british schools displayed in dollars and not pounds?

2. Lekki British International school, Lekki phase 1.

They charge $19,500 + N200,000 development fee. In Naira, a student pays N4,000,300 per session including feeding,school uniform,hostel, sunday wear and textbooks.

1. British international school, Victoria island

They charge $26,750 + N200,000 annually for a student. This includes boarding facilities, feeding, books,uniforms,textbooks etc. which is about N4,480,000 when converted to naira

[Wispering] Is it not disturbing that these big big schools don't ever have Nigerian names? and they probably don't have a pan Nigerian flavour in their curricula. They might even indulge their students in neo colonialist and pro slavery machinations, machinations like 'the Europeans brought civilization to Africa'

Let's be sincere, majority of our leaders are sons and daughters of elites and the rich. And the average Nigerian big man will send his kids abroad or to those schools with affixes like field, ham, wood, gate...
[speaking loudly] And believe me fellow compatriots, these schools home and abroad are not healthy for our leaders' political psych. Aside the good neutral scientific knowledge impacted on them, some other crappy ideologies are added.

[Speaking normally] I hope to see more expensive schools with Nigerian names, atleast names of towns and cities they are in.
And Nigerians should run good schools and patronise good schools at home.

blakky97: Upon all the speaking loudly, slowly, whispering, soliloquy, jumping, laughing, .... Na only 12 people don like the post?
All these nairalanders dem selfish oh! Ordinary like again! Abi the thing no funny una?

It wasn't meant to be funny.
I care for my country. When we talk development, we should look beyond roads and bridges for a while.
you can laugh, one could use a comic relief.

Why blame the young man's parents?
Were you there when they were giving him pressure?

How can a 16 year old take his own life, Tufia!