₦airaland Forum

preshuzpearl: Did u just speak english?

preshuzpearl: My beeeautyy.yeah dats right, pple always say am pweety . EVERYTIME,
bt I actually love dat am stubborn and want to lead in everything

ciphoenix: In time, we'll control everything with our minds. Phones, TV, computers, Games

euna05: Wonders shall never end!, but the before and after pics does not look like thesame person,the nose,shape of face etc, well i wish her a good recovery

ciphoenix: almost

almajiri101: Thought i would see names like adija, afusat, aishat, limota, ridwan, kabiru stil counting @op all these listed names are for gorillas and chimpaz

big deal 007: Keep quite and learn. That's part of the common grammatical mistakes Nigerians make. Note: if you don't know the sex of a baby, you are allowed to refer to the baby as 'it'.
Just like asking the mother of a newly born baby...'is it a boy or a girl?' very correct. You DON'T say 'is he a boy or a girl?'. For more clarification you can ask or better still google it, some sites will give you more explanation on it. Kapish?

big deal 007: See this olodo still dey argue oh! You need to be seriously flogged. Which school u go sef?
'IT'S A BOY' is perfectly correct! nothin wrong with that sentence. Pls, don't display your ignorance publicly !

big deal 007: Sharrrap! 'it's a boy' is a correct grammatical statement. do your research or ask your English teacher. Olodo Oshi

billynoni: .........u be bad man,does u wanting 2 ridicule sum1 here?

billynoni: .........u be bad man,does u wanting 2 ridicule sum1 here?

INNO18: it cost #1200, then i paid #100 for the skinning

PortHarcourtBoy: So did Azazi then offer Timi Dakolo and wife the spare seats?

koolet: its a boy oh

TalkingBird: IS GOD UNCARING AND HARDHEARTED?
6 Many people think that the answer to that question is yes. ‘If God cared,’ they reason, ‘would not the world be a very different place?’ We look around and see a world full of war, hatred, and misery. And as individuals, we get sick, we suffer, we lose loved ones in death. Thus, many say, ‘If God cared about us and our problems, would he not prevent such things from happening?’
7 Worse yet, religious teachers sometimes lead people to think that God is hardhearted. How so? When tragedy strikes, they say that it is God’s will. In effect, such teachers blame God for the bad things that happen. Is that the truth about God? What does the Bible really teach? James 1:13 answers: “When under trial, let no one say: ‘I am being tried by God.’ For with evil things God cannot be tried nor does he himself try anyone.” So God is never the source of the wickedness you see in the world around you. (Job 34:10-12) Granted, he does allow bad things to happen. But there is a big difference between allowing something to happen and causing it.
From: What Does Rhe Bible Really Teach, chapter One, pp 6 & 7.

slap1: I hope something good happens soon to clear this air of grief and mourning.