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Politics › Re: 16 Most Powerful Militaries In Africa by iamord(m): 9:43am On Sep 28, 2014
paramedic: Ghana with just 24 aircrafts!!! If shekau ever existed there, the result would have been there was a country called Ghana
Cos they are having a field trip in naija does not mean it will be the same in ghana. We might be small but very decisive when it comes to taking action. Our history should give u light on that
Romance › Re: I Really Like This Yoruba Guy by iamord(m):
IloveGH: Kofi Annan also married a Yoruba lady. The girls too can't resist our handsome men grin
I do know his son is married to a nigerian too
Christianity Etc › Re: Ogbanje/abiku by iamord(m): 11:36pm On Sep 27, 2014
Ubenedictus: If i had an explanation for every story i hear from africa, i would be the wisest man alive.


Any way, since macof and folykaze are here, i have a question.

There are stories my mum told me about, dead people (usually those who died by accident) who go and live in some other places at times even fathering children.

What i your takes on that?
Nice. I know about such incidents.. When u leave circular religious dogma.. U will see there is more to this world than meets the eye
Romance › Re: I Really Like This Yoruba Guy by iamord(m): 11:18pm On Sep 27, 2014
JiggamanGh: Not really bro, i strike out most of the time. The only difference is i dont let it get me down and I dont take no for an answer.

I met this older lady, she is about 40, she is fine as hell. The first time I tried to Chat her up. she said i was too young and she doesnt have time for games, i didnt give up and i convince her to give me her number. Long story short i didnt give up and i ended up getting her. Just be persistent, go for what you like and dont take no for an answer.
Hahaha! True ! It works 90 percent of the time. If u know u want it go get it!
Romance › Re: Guys Can U Marry A Tomboy by iamord(m): 11:12pm On Sep 27, 2014
I got a tom boy as a friend. She is quite beautiful. Just that her posture and way of interactions have been affected by her manly side.. She tries to gimme green light.. I see it but I can't react to it. cos I get the impression that am replying a guy .. Oh well
Romance › Re: I Really Like This Yoruba Guy by iamord(m): 10:39pm On Sep 27, 2014
Hey aranaa , am glad to hear that you have found someone you like ,and you seem to be getting along as well. Dispelling the belief that nigerian's are this and that, I wish you the very best in your new found love , as you move on I believe there will be a lot to learn.. Just be careful and watchful as u move on, this is irrespective of being a ghanaian or nigerian . And am sure u will be good to go
Agriculture › Re: Why Can't Apples Grow In Nigeria? by iamord(m): 8:52pm On Sep 27, 2014
Elkristo: abeg ask am
Don't mind him. I never see him break light
Politics › Re: Nigeria Former Currencies (photos) by iamord(m): 8:27pm On Sep 27, 2014
researchQ: yeah Pintos on Allen avenue. Saturday shoppings were in UTC and Cheleramms. with 50 kobo I could buy gogo, tandi gurana, choco Milo, smarties, M &K, pepered dodo ikire, guguru, epa. Once u buy those thing you had to share to all your friends bit by bit because they will be stretching put their hands surrounding. Till today I still buy Chico Milo and save it in my handbag.
Aww u also reminded me of cheleramms! pintos ice cream still has a special place in my mouth! Lol. Am glad u still keep that childhood taste in your handbag.. There were so much goodies back then.. And am happy that I partook in it..the last one I ate was epa! That one will stay forever.. One memory I will never forget was an indian circus group that came to perform some majical tricks and stunts @ unilag main auditorium around 95. It was so much fun. But by the time they brought out a big snake from a picture. See as people pick race! u trust nigerians
Politics › Re: Nigeria Former Currencies (photos) by iamord(m): 8:18pm On Sep 27, 2014
Dolcilicious: lol cheesy how do u know i am still evil?
Lol! With this innocent looks u got now.. Am sure u had it back then too..so same ni! slow poison lol
Crime › Re: Murder Suspect, Jeffrey Okafor Arrested 5 Years After Fleeing To Nigeria From UK by iamord(m): 6:21pm On Sep 27, 2014
hugelyendowed: d guy he killed is also a Nigerian too
ghanaian
Education › Re: Would You Slap Your Lecturer Back If He Slaps You ? by iamord(m): 6:14pm On Sep 27, 2014
I won't slap him.. There are many ways to go about the matter. But one thing is for sure. Fuc.k up no dey sour so it must be treated! He will attest to how stupid he is in the long run!
Romance › Re: Guys How Do You Feel?? by iamord(m): 6:06pm On Sep 27, 2014
glitest: You are bored eh?...You're looking for some entertainment ; Right?.
Lol! Am not ! cool reading the comments, except you got a something better up ur sleeves
Romance › Re: Guys How Do You Feel?? by iamord(m): 6:02pm On Sep 27, 2014
glitest: Hmmm!...# side eye#
I know you?
Gawd! I felt the ela from my dommot!
Health › Re: I Nid A Good Dermatologist by iamord(m): 5:59pm On Sep 27, 2014
U can try laserderm clinic
Politics › Re: Nigeria Former Currencies (photos) by iamord(m): 5:55pm On Sep 27, 2014
Dolcilicious: I spent d #1 and 5kobo on sweets.I can remember i rub them on concerete wall when its rusted,cz it wud be rejected! cheesy... Just like torn notes are rejected now grin. Those days ehn?
Lol! U have been evil from ur child hood days
Agriculture › Re: Why Can't Apples Grow In Nigeria? by iamord(m): 5:42pm On Sep 27, 2014
LOVEGINO: Evil Fruit! Curse has been placed on it not to grow anyhow. According to d Holy bible, Shey we all remember dat apple was once among d instrument used for d origin of sin? Tank God Its not rear ooo, cuz Adam n Eve 4 don plenty well well especially 4 Naija.
Quote the place in the bible apple was mentioned as the origin of sin.

Ill be waiting
Christianity Etc › Re: Ogbanje/abiku by iamord(m): 5:34pm On Sep 27, 2014
edogho: tell me 'bout it.
Okay. When I was around 6 years. A light in complexion lady came to work for my mum, from ondo. But she had accommodation issues so my mum let her stay in the bq. She was with us for like 6 months, she was very jovial et all. But she does some funny things . She comes back home. Shows my mum what she bought from market. And she is always with new rings on her hand. One day she told my mum that since I have been telling u that
Since I have been telling u about my rings u don't bother to ask where I got it from. My mum then asked and she was like her husband in the water. My mum laughed about it and took it lightly. On one faithful day. My parents were at church while we were at home. All of a sudden she started to roll on the floor then passed out. Then there was no gsm so we could not reach my mum . so neighbors helped . When my parents came home. She begged to be taken to church for deliverance. So we had her taken. After the deliverance she made some startling statements to my fam that it was her time to go. That she has come back like 3 times. That if she died in my crib she would have put trouble on our head as people will believe she was used for ritual. She said the last lady that born her was a rich lady that was barren. God finally blessed the woman. I don't know how they do it. But she said she exchanged herself with the baby and was born instead. The woman did everything for her but she always frustrated the woman. and was always falling sick. One the woman beat her and she vowed to punish the woman. She died some weeks later. And came back presently. But after that incident I have not seen her.as she could no longer stay in our house.. There are really some strange happenings going on
Christianity Etc › Re: Ogbanje/abiku by iamord(m): 4:52pm On Sep 27, 2014
edogho: this one always gets me thinking, buh on a second thought, its d same ol' story. everyone seems to say same thing and i've not seen anyone with a first hand experience. always second hand and third hand experiences. and d most dishonest individuals will claim theirs is first hand . just mi opinion
Am a first hand witness to this and its real!
Christianity Etc › Re: Ogbanje/abiku by iamord(m): 2:47pm On Sep 27, 2014
hushmail: if u have a spiritual problem, ur pastor will b in d best position to help


or a true man of God
Smh!
We need true understanding
And not a one sided one! And even some distored info.. Cos even in tradition its not considered to be good.. Soo don't let the pastor feel too important
Politics › Re: Nigeria Former Currencies (photos) by iamord(m): 12:39pm On Sep 27, 2014
omenka: Oh Lawd!! Na real pakororo you be!! cheesycheesy

Alewa is that sugary stuff that comes in a variety of colours, some red, others blue, green, white, yellow, etc. Twas just pure sugar. Try dat kain tin naw, jedijedi go kill you!
Omo I no be paki o! In fact my parents where keen on what goes into my mouth .. But as a rebel I go everly chop those junk stuffs .. Yes oo!! I remember the sugar stuff now . I follow chop am.. Those days were very good I must say! It was in the year of kas chicken, pintones .. Merphis burger.. Utc ..flavours and chicken per! Peri! Apapa amusement park !! Where did this franchises go to??
Politics › Re: Nigeria Former Currencies (photos) by iamord(m): 12:24pm On Sep 27, 2014
omenka: Lol. Person don eat rubbish for this life sha. Imagine consuming alewa (raw sugar). Smh.
Lol! Wetin man don pack for belle na only God!! I don't know about alewa! But the one I chop na ice water, kuli kuli, babadudu, dankuwa and ice cream. M & K and some I can't recall their names.. I remember in pry 5. Someone dash me 50naira. I stepped into the end of year party with a nylon of kuli kuli. Feeling like a million bux!!!
Politics › Re: Nigeria Former Currencies (photos) by iamord(m): 12:00pm On Sep 27, 2014
omenka: Age restricted thread at last!grin

Used to pocket church offering money then (50kobo) and use it to buy "Donkuwa" or "Alewa", or ice cream (milk mixed with sugar and water packaged in white polythene bags) after service. Then you see housa girls line up with their stuffs for sale in front of the church's gate, and yep, they enjoyed alota patronage!!

#nostalgic.. embarassed
#BornSinner

You offering bill don reach 10m naira

Btw- I really miss dankuwa.!
Agriculture › Re: Why Can't Apples Grow In Nigeria? by iamord(m): 11:42am On Sep 27, 2014
MissMeiya: You took the words out of my mind. Oyinbo injected apples. Apparently, said in utter seriousness.

Meanwhile, Google is right there. It makes me sad. The internet was supposed to change things.
Lol! Asin!!
The ones they did not “inject” and we have been. Cultivating since. What have we done and how far have we gone with those ones?
Agriculture › Re: Why Can't Apples Grow In Nigeria? by iamord(m): 11:39am On Sep 27, 2014
trite: another alternative of growing the apples here in Nigeria? How about you telling me the other alternatives. I'd be indeed grateful and happy

I strongly believe that, if apples could grow here, people would have found a way around it. Especially those that have travelled out of Nigeria to Apple producing countries. Live seeds would have been brought in. I think it's a climate thing. I love them apples kiss
Its possible like I stated above. Its all about technology and being innovative. But even at that one of the major problems is the people that are importing it ,, they won't welcome such challenge
Agriculture › Re: Why Can't Apples Grow In Nigeria? by iamord(m): 11:35am On Sep 27, 2014
felixzo1: IT will not grow in our weather, even plateau state it does not perform well, it requires a very cold weather
This is why we need to advance our agricultural practices and stop blaming people.. We need to adopt healthy GMO practices green house and hybrid sustainable farming. here if we are to ever grow such and make our region a food basket. Black people should think like there is no box
Romance › Re: Guys How Do You Feel?? by iamord(m): 6:04am On Sep 27, 2014
MrCork: ...well, guys follow u coz they want punnnny.....(its called the wish factor)....,and to be honest, that's the reason y every male is on nairaland! (no offense) undecided
U do not Answer for all the guys . Inasmuch as I follow some people to get intimate I also follow some cos I love their threads and posts . So that's a good way too be on track with them
Romance › Re: Guys How Do You Feel?? by iamord(m): 6:37pm On Sep 26, 2014
prettythicksme: for me there are too much guys following me and they are complaining of me not following them back.so your point makes me know how they feel so am gonna follow all of them back
Lol! Like i stated earlier.. Don't follow because you want to “fulfill all righteousness” or “let it not be as if” just be the self you have always been.. If u see other reasons to follow back that's fine. It should be because u want to and not because u have to
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Meet New Cool People And Just Make Friends by iamord(m): 6:30pm On Sep 26, 2014
Sarimah: lol...hwfa jor
Lol! I dey ohh.. Low key chilling
Wbu?
Romance › Re: Guys How Do You Feel?? by iamord(m): 6:27pm On Sep 26, 2014
prettythicksme: good point dear because most guys that follow me accuse me of not following back that y I bring up this thread maybe the feel bad about it
Definitely they do. Its like a snub. Although everyone has how they see things. But how do u feel when u follow someone and the person does not follow back?
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Meet New Cool People And Just Make Friends by iamord(m): 6:22pm On Sep 26, 2014
Sarimah: lol..thanks
Just imagining the traffic you cause in your hood....#epic
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Meet New Cool People And Just Make Friends by iamord(m): 6:14pm On Sep 26, 2014
Sarimah: how? huh
Lol! Loving ur looks @ ur pic. U sure do know how to murda!
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Meet New Cool People And Just Make Friends by iamord(m): 5:58pm On Sep 26, 2014
Sarimah: yes dear
Oh my! You just killed it u know!

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