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ifyalways:
Go international as an actress,musician or 

very funny question

javalove:
Will it seem barbaric to u if a 9yr old who has reached puberty engages in fornication as she wills

or the 9yr old who has reached the age of puberty be married . . .?

Do the math and be sincere with urself

you should be ashame of yourself. pls be very ashamed

where is tasma now?

wonders of being nigerians

Chrisbenogor:
@Abuzola and Aremugangan
Did your prophet really sleep with a nine year old girl?

wetin be your own? what is wrong in sleeping with a "matured" 9yrs old especially when u are a woli?

so who is this lady cos she is not new here.

phensic, panadol or paracetamol?

justwise:
I'm pretty sure that u know that women does the covering thing better, if men were that good at covering up then we wouldn't be leading the cheating table as u accused us.

Just admit it, women are good at it, though i know u are not one of them

true very true. i have said it before but for visible pregnancies and babies most people would never know naija women have sex especially the holy holy ones.

[size=18pt]Proud Emma Thompson poses with adopted refugee son at graduation six years later[/size]

By Jo Clements

Six years ago she saved him from a life of unimaginable hardship, as a child soldier in war-torn Rwanda.

And yesterday Emma Thompson beamed with pride as she watched her adopted African son graduate from university.

Wearing a cream suit and green satin jacket, the 50-year-old actress wrapped her arm around Tindyebwa Agaba as he clutched his ribbon-tied scroll.
Emma Thompson

Emma Thompson and husband Greg Wise with their adopted son Tindyebwa Agaba, who graduated with a 2.1 degree in politics from Exeter University

And along with Miss Thompson’s husband Greg Wise, the family proudly posed for the student’s official graduation photo.

Dressed in a traditional black cloak and mortarboard, 22-year-old Tindyebwa grinned with delight as Exeter University Chancellor Floella Benjamin presented him with his 2.1 honours degree in politics.

‘I admit I found my first year very difficult, the second year was less difficult and the third year was an absolute blast,’ he said after the ceremony.

‘So in a nutshell I’ve been from hell to heaven in three years.’

Miss Thompson and Mr Wise met Tindyebwa, known as Tindy for short, at a Refugee Council party in 2003, when he was 16 years old.

His father had died from AIDS when he was just nine and his mother and sister were listed as missing during the 1994 Rwandan genocide, having probably been abducted and raped by soldiers.

Tindy was forced to serve as a child soldier, but charity Care International eventually helped him flee to Britain, where he met his adoptive parents.
Emma Thompson

The 22-year-old was adopted by the actress in 2003 when he was aged 16. Also seen here are Thompson's mother Phyllida Law and daughter Gaia

‘He didn’t have much English, but we just got talking,’ Miss Thompson has previously said.

‘His experience had been awful and when he finally got to Britain after tremendous suffering, he told us the authorities didn’t believe him.

‘He spent two nights sleeping rough before they finally did. It was the only time he considered suicide.

‘He’s such a lovely, enchanting boy, so I said “Come and spend Christmas with us”. And he came for half the day. Slowly he became a permanent fixture, went on holidays with us and became part of the family.’

Adopting Tindy also helped the actress, who had tried and failed to have more children after undergoing IVF to conceive daughter Gaia, now eight years old.

Wise has described the process as ‘brutal’ and admitted it left him requiring therapy.

‘You try your hardest and, if it doesn’t work, it’s not your fault,’ he said.

After learning to speak English, Tindy studied GCSEs and A-levels before winning a place at Exeter University.

He said he chose Exeter because his surrogate family had told him of the ‘stunning beauty there, where they shot Sense And Sensibility’ - the 1995 film on which Miss Thompson met her 43-year-old husband.

From September, Tindy plans to attend London’s School of Oriental and African Studies, where he will study for a Masters Degree in Human Rights Law.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1201227/Proud-Emma-Thompson-poses-adopted-refugee-son-graduation-years-later.html#ixzz0LysQ14N5

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1201227/Proud-Emma-Thompson-poses-adopted-refugee-son-graduation-years-later.html

sir t:
@ All,

I think the poster made a mistake by refering to women. The accusation should be directed to men cos most women will always wanted to be seen as responsible by puting on their ring anytime, anywhere.

sadly not always true. some women like to pretend they are not married. they flirt like their life depend on it.

CheeMoney:
I'm here again to get the view of my fellow members on nairaland. My wedding is in a month's time & will be taking place in my wife's church. Now my family is insisting that the thanks giving be held in my own family church & not my wife's church on the sunday after the wedding. Pls I want to know if its right to go to another church instead of the church the wedding took place? This matter is raising a heated arguement. I think it should be on the church the wedding took place. Bottom kind "WHERE SHOULD WEDDING THANKS GIVING TAKE PLACE?"

wedding is a tough institution without your extended family adding their wahala. so dont go looking for one. there are no rules about things like this. just learn to make everyone happy. if your wife family love their daughter they would easily let you go do thanksgiving in your parents church.

that was what we did. it makes everyone happy.

you may choose to do it your way and live to regret the wahala it will start cos you know our people dont forget easily. that is the last pressure you want on your wifes head. if you can talk your parents out of it do but if you cant let your wife do the needfull as they say. wedding and thanksgiving is some few hours but marriage is a life time so make wise decisions.

MrCrackles:
Are you married?
Do you have a wedding ring?

the woman is married

Kx:
The poster and his/her question cant be correct.
An average nigerian married woman wears 2 rings.
The engagement and the marriage ring both in d same finger.

But the men,no way.Am a typical example,reason being convenience.

does the number of rings you wear determine the state of marriage or does it stop exra marital affairs?

[quote author=$osisi link=topic=299192.msg4225750#msg4225750 date=1248198389]biko answer my simple questions now,not all this Koran texts
haba
[size=48pt]does Islam predate Judaism and Christianity[/size]
My patience has moved to longsuffering[/quote]olabs  why not answer now i see u online

where is my lagosboy he doesnt disappoint in matters like this.

chaircover:
And the statment you just made is full of humility.

Bloody hypocrite

  . . . . . and I am even more convinced that you are out of your mind. You better go and bully/threaten your wife at home

oni yeye oni ranu

have mercy madam it is only tuesday evening i beg.

chei you are usually very calm wetin happen?

oga,  mamlaka, i beg leave this matter this lady is one of NL finest. she dont go looking for trouble.  we all know how we keep our homes and we dont have to know how much we keep under pillow or flight class we use.  this is NL and so fully naija.  we have from bankers to unemployed even though over opiniated teenagers here.

there are rich, not so rich and probably mr and mrs average here that is why seun made it free forum so pls if you dont mind leave this matter i plead

and tks for heeding

chaircover:
@ Michelin89 don't mind him Jare, The guy is in cuckoo Land.

Did I not hear somewhere that Cherie Blair earned more as a QC than Tony Blair did whilst he was serving as the Prime Minister?

All this big talk of I provide for my wife and i'm a leader blah blah blah. . . . . Question is how much is he actually providing ALL ROUND?

Empty Barrel

there are some things we must never believe. you can never calculate tony blairs influence as a prime minister of UK in terms of money. dont forget what he earns now that he is out of power. while i understand what you mean i think that was an exceptional situation. not many people are priviledged to be prime ministers. the grace and favours as they call it that comes with the office is more than you can ever calculate monetraly

[quote author=tpia. link=topic=299391.msg4225135#msg4225135 date=1248193163]what's so special about him?

Nigerian men/white women marriages are nothing new. Some work and some dont, just like every other relationship.

However, I dont know why a lot of naija guys nowadays prefer to pay for sham marriages rather than have real ones.

Maybe its not that easy to find foreigners to marry? Or they simply prefer naija women and only marry foreigners in the meantime, to get their stay or some financial benefits.[/quote]some cannot do without the naija food.

Abuzola:
Osisi is about to do what she knows best, simply copy-paste, [b]dull brain she never initiate of her own[/b].





Who was the first muslim ?
First lets ask: What makes one to become a muslim ? You become a muslim by submitting yourself to Allah alone, this makes you a muslim - compare with Quran 6:14




first muslim among different Nation/ummah:
since a muslim is one who submit himself to Islam then certainly there will be different people among the Nation /ummah who were first to submit to Allah (i.e muslim) in their own time a.k.a nation, as Allah have said in Quran 6:84-87 of sending messengers to warn and guide their people, definitely this messengers will be the first to submit to Allah (i.e be muslim), such as Adam, Noah, Abraham, moses, jesus and Muhammad etc.  For example i can say 'i am the first muslim (submit to Allah) in my village or town.



Haza wassalam

you are coming out more and more stupid.  you can acuse the lady of anything but dull brain.  can you learn to respect people without this studity you are beginning to show now.

tboy1:
Most of those emails are not sent from nigeria . . . its mostly from european countries

so the guys asking for western union to ibadan, lagos and onitsha are talking of lagos, prague or ibadan, athens?  nigerians and denials

call DHS . fedex they will gladly tell u

who recognize the election ringing yaradua?

[quote author=M-Show link=topic=295997.msg4196527#msg4196527 date=1247737358]Whats inching you  

All the women that travel to Italy and Other European Countries are they Policewomen ?

All that Ashawos in Allen Avenue, Sin City, Paradise Hotel,  the ones in Abuja are they also Police Women ?

Give me genuine and sincere answers to these questions and I will bet my years salary that your answers are NO. The just recent Police recruitment exercises for specialist see as beautiful and respectful girls with Master Degree in all academic specialties are flocking for employment. This rush does not portrayed a profession that is promiscuous, licentious or stinking

Extra Marital affairs are common over the world. In your family name three girls that are still virgins 10 years after attaining puberty. The answer will be NONE, thereafter ask them how many men they have gone to bed with within that periods.[/quote]e be like say u be good police. u have opened thread for all naija nazis to show their true collours.  i suspect some of the  Ashawos in Allen Avenue, Sin City, Paradise Hotel,  the ones in Abuja users must be on NL.  amyway these are nigerians you dont expect much do you?  next time you catch anybody just ask if they use NL and deal with them. 

how dare you guys talk to a police officer the way some of you are talking.  you could be under arrest  my sister dey look for husband all of una dey run mouth and fingers like say una be angels.[quote author=tpia. link=topic=295997.msg4211675#msg4211675 date=1247960628]you were given good advice.

There are a lot of militants and disgruntled elements on NL who are against any form of govt authority and they will track you down. Naija police in particular are blacklisted here.

After a while you should change your user id as well.[/quote]any info you give here could be used against you as you are aiding a police officer in concealing evidence.

Nezan:
Somebody said nurses are prosmiscous?

wetin be your opinion?  if you think say na angel dem be go take your share make you leave us alone.  this could be an offence you are committing.  there is a police on this thread. you see fear no let almost 1600 people talk you dey ask about nurses na only nurses be ashewo for naija?

sleek29:
abuzola, i know its difficult for anyone to just know after so many years that they've been taking the wrong route or lost in the actual sense of it, we should stop castigating the guy, he needs prayers, Jesus told us to pray for those that persecute us (for the fight is against spiritual forces in high places), if the disciples didn't pray for paul, he might have died a persecutor, abuzola we love you, I personally have nothing against muslims all i want is for them to open their blotted eyes and have nothing against mohammed as a person but know that he heard the devil speak in that cave . JESUS IS THE WAY, THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE

may you have Gods blessings for this.

Abuzola:
Jesus was a muslim whether u believe it or not, and muhammad comfirmed it, your bible as well 'jesus said i leave islam to you'

go back to your medication pls

sweetpie23:
no for me, I believe in luck and I also believe in fate. [b]To me everything happens for a reason and sometimes we are powerless to prevent or change it.

mmmm[/b]

nigerians deserves these fools. why do we always have to be ruled by these wicked people?