₦airaland Forum

Jenny008:
Lol, you might be right. I need your support so she'll stand a chance. LIke her pic please........

mixedgene:
"any further increase in youth corper
allowance should be seen as we
encouraging them to be lazy"

Moneyab:
lol @ former office & staff

dguyindcorner:
where is Google ?

dguyindcorner:
Pls someone enlighten me on these two animals. What is the difference between a MOUSE and a RAT? Because I have realized most people use them interchangeably but I think there should be difference.

Pls enlighten me, thanks.

mixedgene:
I beg to disagree with you. Your are making random assumption

morethanadoll:
I have to be! Being black is all that I know how to be!

morethanadoll:
Oh my goodness...Ojuelegba (I think I spelled it correctly!) has been on replay since last night. I have heard about WizKid in the past from Nigerians that live in Lagos and the surrounding areas that I would Tango and Skype with occassionally, but I have never really listened to his music. Well, let me tell you, a change has occurred. I was reintroduced to this amazing talent by visiting his Instagram page last night when he popped up on my feed. He posted a video of Alicia Keys dancing to the song that I mentioned above. I was instantly hypnotized to the beat and the words. All of this to say that I downloaded this song and one other and they both have been on constant replay. Even though I have absolutely no idea what he is saying in more than half the song, it didn't matter. Good music has a way of breaking down any language barriers. The hip swaying is universal! I felt an instant connection back to the Motherland as soon as I heard the music flow through my ears. All I could do was close my eyes, marinate in the sounds, and let it take over my body. I wish more Black Americans can hear this. Most would probably think it is garbage. Some will think and feel just the way that I did. However, after research for the lyrics and finding out their meanings, I know that many black Americans can relate to his story. I am one of them. A story of a young, black individual coming from nothing to having it all is an amazing testimony in both , my world and WizKid's world. Everyone who rides in my car from this point on will be introduced to WizKid! Let the hip swaying commence!

morethanadoll:
I owe it all to having a mother that constantly told about how the real world works and how to take care of myself in it. I agree with you that women are mysteries. They are all different and you never know what you are going to get.

morethanadoll:
I'll save both of us some trouble, then. LOL