Food › Re: Pictures Of The World’s Most Dangerous Foods by Gombs(m): 1:39pm On Jan 21, 2013 |
[quote author=FLEX n DO!]Is gej reading this? (No 1)[/quote]Did u miss ur afternoon medication? |
Food › Re: Pictures Of The World’s Most Dangerous Foods by Gombs(m): 1:36pm On Jan 21, 2013 |
I no fit chop snail na Octopus...God forbid bad thing
But aw comes weeeeeed ant thr?eh vicky?
Weed na food o!if d green leaf somfin u put up thr made d list weed shd too....lmao |
Celebrities › Re: Agbani Derago VS Leila Lopes; Who's More Beautiful? by Gombs(m): 8:30pm On Jan 19, 2013 |
Both of em are very pretty...but wen I look at my mamma,she beats em both...wella
My mum is my Miss Universe 2012,as she was for two decade n some yrs past |
Entertainment › Re: Cossy Orjiakor Replies Blogger Who Wrote An Open Letter To Her And Tonto Dikeh by Gombs(m): 2:38am On Jan 19, 2013 |
[quote author=Mr_Anony]Dear Cossy, Following recent developments, we have now reviewed our petition due to complaints from some Nigerians namely seedord who love your "impact". And also seeing how you and Tonto are such gentle souls who only want to help and "impact their community", we have decided that to settle this issue, it is best to direct your "impact" to those who really need it and leave the rest of us alone.So once again for the sake of Christ our Lord, please promptly direct all your "impact" to seedord247 as he is really in desperate need of it. Thanks again for your co-operation Signed: Mr Anony on behalf of well meaning Nigerians.[/quote]@bolded...When/How did she/they ever direct their "imapct" to you? Leave d rest of us alone Pls define "US" as used in the above quote ...Jobless hater,u av d same 24hrs she has o,and all u cud do is hate n write thrash just cos u dnt like her/them...dey r making money and u r here writing hate writs...#rubbish |
Entertainment › Re: Cossy Orjiakor Replies Blogger Who Wrote An Open Letter To Her And Tonto Dikeh by Gombs(m): 2:22am On Jan 19, 2013 |
seedord247: Is google your enemy?  Chai! I yam tayad o! *Slaps head and returns to bed... |
Entertainment › Re: Cossy Orjiakor Replies Blogger Who Wrote An Open Letter To Her And Tonto Dikeh by Gombs(m): 2:17am On Jan 19, 2013 |
seedord247: Shuttup sir..
You must be sufffering from the malaria bite thats why u cant sleep by now.
How is she giving you bad name?
Are you in anyhow related to her or she begged for popularity?
If you dont know what to say kindly shut that stinky mouth of yours before i decend on you... Pls oga Anony,am interested in the answers of the above bolded.... #waiting *grabs charger and starts charging,tea water don boil sef |
Entertainment › Re: Cossy Orjiakor Replies Blogger Who Wrote An Open Letter To Her And Tonto Dikeh by Gombs(m): 2:14am On Jan 19, 2013 |
babyosisi: I am asking a genuine question and you are lyao  Help me na What is her profession? Her profession is weird in a lot of ways...but then, whacha call ASHAWO? Most girls go for date,get money,food,car,etc n offer sex....now dats ASHAWO... But cossy n tonto frm my point of view had disturbed childhood,but jst like anybody, r entitled to their life n niche.... Imagine wen a blogger write BS abt u,wot u do n how u do?....dats so not cool esp wen dose bloggers r trouble makers! Am not her fan o!neither am I tonto's.... |
Entertainment › Re: Cossy Orjiakor Replies Blogger Who Wrote An Open Letter To Her And Tonto Dikeh by Gombs(m): 2:02am On Jan 19, 2013 |
babyosisi: What is she even famous for Somebody should tell me What does she really do I have watched a few nollywood movies,I have never seen here there I haven't heard that she is a singer Is she like a famous national ashawo or what? This is a serious question What is she? Can somebody tell me See beef na!..lmao |
Entertainment › Re: Cossy Orjiakor Replies Blogger Who Wrote An Open Letter To Her And Tonto Dikeh by Gombs(m): 1:56am On Jan 19, 2013 |
[quote author=Mr_Anony]Wait a minute here.....can someone tell us exactly what impact Cossy and Tonto have been making. What is this impact?[/quote]Ask google na |
Entertainment › Re: Cossy Orjiakor Replies Blogger Who Wrote An Open Letter To Her And Tonto Dikeh by Gombs(m): 1:56am On Jan 19, 2013 |
Idowuogbo: Cossy! next time, u hire peeps like moi to help u yab. U no get bar joor! Dat was shyte! Persin u suppose shower wiv insult 101, wen d lonely bitter-leaf read am,na to flush her head down latrine remain. Ngowerey d crusty looking hefer wiv vintage punny.  ...*Yawns!!! *hisses in pidgin igbo |
Politics › Re: World Bank: Poverty Has Reduced In Nigeria by Gombs(m): 8:53am On Jan 17, 2013 |
berem: from 48 to 46 percent abi? how did they arrive at the figures anyway? did they carry out a survey? wonders will continue to wonder in this country. *Wander Thank me later |
Politics › Re: Sambo's Aide Denies Marrying Nkiru Sylvanus by Gombs(m): 8:13am On Jan 15, 2013 |
Paschal007: lol cool down bros. Na true na,wen I saw d link d OP gave for d story, I knew head on dat d news was monumental BS! |
Politics › Re: Sambo's Aide Denies Marrying Nkiru Sylvanus by Gombs(m): 8:05am On Jan 15, 2013 |
Ok na.....Seun shd fire d mod who brought dat fake news to d frnt page,or bann d Op for d rest of the year,or both
Dem fit end up banning me sef!
If na me be dat aide,I'd sue evry niccur involved in dat story, and even Nkiru AKA Ble Ble...
*stammering in anger |
Celebrities › Re: Sambo's Aide Marries Nkiru Sylvanus As Second Wife - Nigeriafilms by Gombs(m): 7:59am On Jan 15, 2013 |
emmatok: Now I suspect Rogers knows about the kidnapping. U mean sergeant Rogers? BTW todays not April 1st na...@Op |
Family › Re: 20-Year-old Lady Stuck In Toddler's Body by Gombs(m): 6:23pm On Jan 12, 2013 |
manny4life: Yes I did. That's why I said it relates somewhat using the concept of aging. Benjamin aged backwards, while here she has a stunted growth and aging backwards. It says when you see her at 20, she looks like she 2 or three. Doesn't stil mean when she gets to 30 she will be an infant-in relation n comparison to Benjamin Button's case....and she's not ageing backwards,she stopped growing as her dad said. As her father, Howard Greenberg, put it, “From age one to four, Brooke changed. She got a little bit bigger. But age four, four to five, she stopped.” cheers mate! |
Family › Re: 20-Year-old Lady Stuck In Toddler's Body by Gombs(m): 6:13pm On Jan 12, 2013 |
manny4life: Almost relates to the Benjamin Button case - the movie U sure u watched dat movie? Tot he was born old n got younger as he aged?awz dat 'related' to this? Edify me pls. Thanks |
Jokes Etc › Re: How To Answer Some Funny Questions People Ask by Gombs(m): 5:49pm On Jan 11, 2013 |
njideoby: Gombs, u really got me choking with laughter! Pls dnt choke o!...or shd I say "r u choking?"...lol.waiting for ur ansa |
Jokes Etc › Re: How To Answer Some Funny Questions People Ask by Gombs(m): 4:12pm On Jan 11, 2013 |
nagoma: I have noticed something ( please this is real and not tribal bashing at all, I don't mean to offend) . Just like other Nigerians I buy most of my imported tools and materials from young Igbo traders. What I find funny is the repetitition when you ask.
Have you got white emulsion ? The answer is always a question - " white emulsion"? Do you have electric bulb? The answer is a question " electric bulb"? I try harder ,saying it loud and clear " I WANT TO BUY WASH HAND BASIN" !! As well Oh ! It is futile - The answer is still " wash hand basin"?
Can somebody explain please? Has anyone noticed this mandatory confirmation before the answer yes or no? So na only ibo guys uv heard wit such faux pas? #ethnic chauvinist |
Jokes Etc › Re: How To Answer Some Funny Questions People Ask by Gombs(m): 3:26pm On Jan 11, 2013 |
[quote author=S-berries]I can't stop laughing.. These answers r kinda rude especially if the person doesn't expect it. But it serves some people right sha. Those that don't know when to ask the right questions.[/quote]Tis fun if d person asking d question got d joke....it'll be laugh all through,but if d person dnt get d joke....ummmmmm
Lol |
Jokes Etc › Re: How To Answer Some Funny Questions People Ask by Gombs(m): 2:42pm On Jan 11, 2013 |
Weird enough,it's ladies who asks such questions most atimes
A girl catches her BF having sexxx wit another lady, and she asks "baby,What r u doing?"
He replied "Bible study"
When People C U Lying Down, Wid Ur Eyes Closd Dy Still Ask:- R U Sleepin?
Ans:No! Am Trainin 2 Die.
When It's Rainin & Some1 Notices U Goin Out, Dey Ask: - R U Going Out In Dis Rain?
Ans:No,in The Next 1.
Ur Friend Calls Ur Home Fone:- Where R U?
Ans: At De Bus Stop!
Dey See U Wet Comin 4rm De Bathroom:- Did U Just Hav A Bath?
Ans: No, I Fell In De Toilet Bowl !
U R Standin Rite In Front Of De Elevator On The Ground Floor & Dey Ask:- Goin Up?
Ans: No, No, Em Waitin 4 My Apartmnt 2 Come Down & Get Me.
U Bring A Bunch Of Flowers 4 Ur Sweet Heart & Dey Ask:- R Dose Flowers?
Ans:No Baby! Dey R Carrots.
U'r On The Queue 2 Buy Tickets at D Cinema, A Friend Saw U & Ask:- Wat R U Doin Here?
Ans: Em Here 2 Pay My Uni Fee |
Politics › Re: President Jonathan Cartoon by Gombs(m): 10:40am On Jan 06, 2013 |
ogugua88: [size=13pt]If you have nothing positive to say, then move onto another thread please.[/size] By the word "Positive" u mean? |
Sports › Re: FIFA Accuse Nigeria Of Match Fixing by Gombs(m): 10:33am On Jan 06, 2013 |
NoContract: Why your fixation on мє? Anyway I don change am.
Thank U̶̲̥̅̊. Sorry abt d seemingly Fixation thing....tnx for understanding tho |
Politics › Re: President Jonathan Cartoon by Gombs(m): 10:25am On Jan 06, 2013 |
OP and Mod,pls give me 3 reasons,5advantages n 1 disadvantage why dis is on the front page
Azzin una no fit let d man rest?even as d cartoon is senseless n baffling |
Sports › Re: FIFA Accuse Nigeria Of Match Fixing by Gombs(m): 10:11am On Jan 06, 2013 |
NoContract: * Nxt time use d Modify button. Tnx |
Sports › Re: FIFA Accuse Nigeria Of Match Fixing by Gombs(m): 10:09am On Jan 06, 2013 |
NoContract: Before nko?
Abeg mama nkiruka serve me beans and pepper soup mixed with kunu. add two kpomo + carnel stew,and some spaghetti. Then add small dogoyaro. No time
*flushes it down with small stout then continues playing ludo* Behave urself na?...BTW Kernel not Carnel #No vex o |
Sports › Re: FIFA Accuse Nigeria Of Match Fixing by Gombs(m): 10:07am On Jan 06, 2013 |
FIFA no wise o!...if them dey find match fixing,make dem ask yakubu aiyegbeni against Greece abi na which country sef in d world cup n Sani Kaita for dat stupid act in d world cup
Also,mk dem ask Alex Ferguson n him Refs |
Entertainment › Re: An Open Letter To Tonto Dikeh From An Igbo Man By Onyeka Nwelue by Gombs(m): 6:33pm On Jan 04, 2013 |
Dis OP fvck up wella! ....u sure u r ibo?were u expecting us to clap for u?
After reading ur horse poo, first word dat came to my mind to describe u was CADAVER!
Anuofia ugwu awusa! |
Politics › Re: Kogi Speaker In Fatal Accident, Driver Dies, Speaker Survives by Gombs(m): 1:39pm On Jan 04, 2013 |
Hmmm....
*continues eating
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Education › Re: Osun Students To Study Ifa – Aregbesola by Gombs(m): 7:25pm On Jan 03, 2013 |
saxywale: Can't understand a word from what u just typed up there dude. you probably belong to an ethnic group that's got no history. Fvck you very much! Dint expect u to understand....its called childhood...I blame MTN n ETISALAT for free MBs they give out FYI,I'm not an ethnic chauvinist...(Umm check the dictionary for that word 'Chauvinist',it's right after the word 'Idiooot') |
Education › Re: Osun Students To Study Ifa – Aregbesola by Gombs(m): 6:59pm On Jan 03, 2013 |
saxywale: The message has been passed already for those that wants to rubbish the governors idea and It's not meant for nitwits like you. ps, I browse on a mobile and have no fvcking time to edit. get that into your empty skull and if you're pissed, go jump into the lagoon.  No need to show us u r below 14yrs,and I see no need for me to trade insults wit kids,since u couldn't edit wit ur nokia C1,u shd av jst commented,and paste the link for interested readers... But sha, u r a learner,I go make sure seun create L plate just for u. Cheers mate! |
Education › Re: Osun Students To Study Ifa – Aregbesola by Gombs(m): 6:45pm On Jan 03, 2013 |
saxywale: I see nothing wrong in studying Ifa, It's one of UNESCOs heritage culture. This is highly commendable. Note: This is not an advertisement
The Ifa Heritage Institute, Nigeria is the only Higher Education institution in the world that specializes in the study of all aspects of Yoruba indigenous culture. In November 2005, UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) proclaimed Ifá as one of the 86 traditions of the world to be regarded as Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity. UNESCO then enjoined all nations and peoples of the world to give their unflinching support to these traditions so that they would not perish.
The Ifa Heritage Institute is a post-secondary institution in Oyo Town, Oyo State, Nigeria, sponsored in part by UNESCO and endorsed by the Federal Government of Nigeria. The objective of the Institute is the preservation and propagation of Ifá as an indigenous African body of knowledge within the settings of a modern and contemporary educational system.
In the past three years, the Ifa Heritage Institute has developed programs on Ifa and other aspects of Yoruba culture, and taught those programs successfully to three sets of students, two sets of which have already graduated.
The Institute is grateful to the Japanese Government for their donation which has enabled us to acquire a VSAT, video satellite capability. We are hoping to be able, during the coming academic year, to develop online programs which will facilitate participation of interested students from around the world. This will not preclude international students from coming physically to Oyo to enroll in our diploma program, but will be an additional way interested persons can participate in the program.
FACULTIES of the IFA HERITAGE INSTITUTE are as follows:
1.Department of Ifá Studies The vastness of the knowledge contained within the Ifa divination system is almost unfathomable. In this department, students will be taught the rudiments of Ifá divination, focusing especially on chanting and interpretation of Ifá stories. We would like to preserve the orality of Ifá; therefore the primary focus of the Faculty of Ifa Studies is the oral memorization of Ifá literary verses and the interpretation of the same. There are 256 Odù of Ifá. Each Odù contains 800 stories, yielding a total of 204,800 stories that deal with different aspects of Yoruba mythology, history, medicine, philosophy and other ideas. Each Odù can be regarded as an oral or unwritten "book" of this comprehensive compendium of knowledge. Students will learn verses from each of the 256 Odu, their meanings and practical application.
2.Department of Languages The languages to be taught in this department are Yoruba, English, Spanish, Portuguese and French. This department will focus on both the oral and written forms of the Yoruba language so that students who complete the program would be able to speak the Yoruba language very well and also be very literate in the subject. The English language will also not be neglected. The need to include Portuguese and Spanish is because these are the two languages which the teeming millions of Yoruba people in the Diaspora speak, especially in Cuba and Brazil. Of course, we all know that our brothers and sisters in Benin and Togo Republic speak French in addition to the Yoruba language. English and Yoruba will be compulsory, and each student should pick one of the remaining three languages.
3.Department of Medicine All the herbs in the Yoruba floral and fauna are believed to have been named and categorized by Ifá and his younger brother Osanyin since very ancient times. In the Department of Medicine, we will devote our attention to the study of our indigenous medical practices, therapeutics and pharmacopia. Time will be devoted to the identification of medicinal leaves, roots, and barks of trees, the preparation and administration of different forms of medicines, and how to diagnose and treat illnesses in the indigenous African way. The Ààreèsègùn, chief Medicine Man elected by the entire community of indigenous healers, will play the lead role in this department.
4.Department of Performing Arts In the department of Performing Arts we will teach the music and dance associated with Ifá in West Africa and in the African Diaspora, such as bata music, dùndún music, and music made from iron gongs called agogo, which is the most favorite dance step of Babalawos and Iyanifas. Theoretical instruction will be complemented by real live performances and instruction delivered by local experts in the respective arts.
5.Department of Indigenous Technology In this department, we will focus on the mechanisms, machinery, tools and materials required for the production of beadworks, metal works/blacksmithing, calabash-carving, preparation of indigo dye-stuffs, and other indigenous textile products. Computer technology and design will also be an important part of the curricula.
For more information on the Ifa Heritage Institute please visit www.ifaheritage.org or Professor Wande Abimbola's website. http://www.wandeabimbola.com/ifa-heritage-institute-oyo-nigeria/ This guy go do one wicked copy and paste and una no wan like him post?come be say him eassay long pass OP own! Guy,no mind them,I for hit the like button,but my battery low n my BIS fit finish! Oya NL peeps,mk una help am na,click the Like button. Cheers |
Nairaland General › Re: Headlines You Will Like To See This Year 2013? by Gombs(m): 2:29pm On Jan 03, 2013 |
I tot thr was a thread like this one last month?....do we now have redundancy (abi na ineptitude) starting from the beginning of the new year? www.nairaland.com/1143629/news-headlines-youd-like-see#13606283Sha,mk I post wetin I bin post b4 2013, I'd like to see "Jonathan shames critics - "-all news paper arnd d globe "Boko haram vanquished"- Punch Newspaper "Nigeria keeps breaking barriers" -Time Magazine |