₦airaland Forum

yinx007:
suwe ten ten, who is in the garden, boju boju

I definately remember these games, we must have lived in the same area.

mukina2:
i removed the other one

Hello Mukina, hapy new year. Congrats on being the new moderator. Seun couldnt have picked a more suitable person. .

All those Man U fans already celebrating,  , it is not over yet, at least for the remaining games ahead, miracles can happen

Akolawole:
So no more youth abi?

The Arsenal still has a "younger" squad compared to other premiership teams. However, we dont have enough depth to hold out for a whole season of premiership games, champions league and the other domestic cups.

@ bumpy john,

Please listen to what Mr Pataki, Akolawole, funkybaby and others have said concerning the working issue. Please dont take chances!!! As long as you have NI, your income can always be traced, except of course you are paid in cash. Working more hours than you are permitted used to be overlooked, but make sure you take a good look at the new visa forms that are being issued from this year.

babycool:
Sis the truth is that the Benins and the Ishans have been ruling, now we have been given the chance to perform.

Etsako negba!!!

I dont think there is anything wrong in Benins/ Ishans or whoever rules the state, as long as they are responsible and accountable. However as almondjoy says, what is the assurance that Mr Adams will not do more damage/steal more than his predecessors? We need to begin to see beyond my clan/tribe/state issue if we will ever progress. Any joy derived from this may be shortlived so no need to be too excited.

Never mind guys, there is always next season . Hope we get people that actually want to win, and a message to Wenger. . .we have the money, please spend it on quality players. Enough said.

Fair play to Man U, they know how to win when it matters. To lose the lead and come back strong, they deserve all the praise they get.

larryA:
Do you know that the attraction you have will be questioned by the situation around you one day, the ladies want a man that will guide and protect them not the one that will be a bag to Carry allways, do not allow your emotional feelings draw you into perpetual bondage for life.

That is a rather immature way of thinking about issues. The ability to "guide" is not merely defined by age. You seem to imply that an older man will always be more sensible than a younger man. Look around you, you will probably find that isn't always the case. I would rather go with a "younger" man who knows what he wants, than an old cargo who is a waste of space. There is no fool like an old fool. If the ability to exercise authority, or simply boost your ego by getting hitched to younger women is what you want, then by all means. knock yourself out. Having said that, some young men unfortunately also never mature, and will thus always act like children and may never become a "man". As long as the young man is not meant to be a toy, then it may work

@ Topic,

Relationships conducted in this day and age are more or less unconventional, alot of people are breaking from stereotypes and finding happiness in previously uncharted paths. I believe age should not be an issue between two matured people. . . key word here is "matured"

While the NYSC was a nice idea at the start, it is however, a flawed project.

Do people really gain much by "serving" apart from those that meet future partners etc?

To make it even more ridiculous, NYSC only applies to citizens that are have gone into further education. What is the sense in that? If it is supposed to be a "national" service, then criteria must be set that allows everyone to partake and not just a selected portion of the population.

Why should the speaker of the house not carry out his duties, because of an NYSC programme that has lost a lot of support from students. Maybe next time national "advisers" will think more deeply before just making certain programmes mandatory.

However, I do agree that the leaders should set the right example at all times. What is the point of publicly supporting the NYSC programme and then appointing someone who hasn't completed his NYSC. A classic case of hypocrisy which has paralysed our country for many decades. Our leaders talk about good healthcare system and then travel abroad for treatments both minor and major. The chancellors talk a lot about education, then send their kids abroad to educate them mostly on public money. I wonder when we will actually wake up from our slumber and actually begin to take matters into our own hands.

The government should be decisive, the NYSC should either be maintained or scrapped. We need a decision one way or the other. Indecision is no decision!!

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Siena,

Have you wondered why almondjoy decided to "close" this thread in the last post?

Siena:


But, how can you tell?

Read he/her posts on other threads. . .  

Other nairalanders have uncovered this fact too.

@Militia,

Why were you banned the last time?

Siena:
Imani, you've lost me - who IS Almondjoy?

Militia/Bebelove/Afrodixie/Militiana/Almondjoy . . .and the others we are yet to uncover.


Militia. . .you dey try o. . . talking from both sides of the mouth and gender

Siena:
Are you missing anyone then?

Siena, Siena, Siena!! How many times did i call you?

Do you mean to say you havent guessed who almondjoy is?

Brovs, look closely. . . .although sometimes the more you look, the less you see

@brazilnut/almondjoy

You still get time for nairaland even while on vacation? I wonder why you arent kept busy enough. There is enough drama in Nigeria anyway to keep you occupied. Lets hope you are not hopelessly addicted to Nairaland . Say hi to the Okumagbe, if you manage to get to that part of town.

I can't seem to understand the mentality displayed by our "law makers" or rather martial artists .

Must we always resort to violence at every slight provocation?

Maybe when more reps start to die during the meaningless free for all fights which can also be resolved by dialogue and people actually standing for truth and justice, rather than being cowards, then maybe they would start to reason like the matured adults they are supposed to be.

"Honourable" senators who are grown men, fighting like area boys, uncouth in attitude are an eyesore.

I wonder what kind of values, if any, they pass on to their children, and more importantly, younger aspirants for political positions.

Lets not be deceived by the nice outfits they wear, most of the senators are a disgrace to the nation.

almondjoy:
Independence
Confidence
Strong verbal and non verbal communication skills
Hopeless romantic
Educated/Exposed/Sophisticated----wears appropriate sleep wear to bed
Decisive
Good sense of humour
Good lover
Great with kids
Family oriented
Must be a crossword puzzle lover
Like to travel
Domesticated
Well groomed
Good cook
Employed
open minded-not judgemental
Versatility--must be able to blend in different crowds--street smartness/aje butter combination_{---like me} .


MUST LIVE OUTSIDE NIGERIA!-------very important.

Militia/Bebelove/Militiana/Afrodixie/Almondjoy and the many more usernames you would come up with

Na wa for you. On this Nairaland, na you biko.

magneto:
"yahoo oh oh!. . . yahoozee!!!" - Mr. Olu

I dont get that song

What is the difference between it and "i go chop your dollar" by Nkem Onoh?

Nice song but trust Nigerians, another song will soon surface to overtake "olo mi"

Siena:
Little Imani, how's things with you?

How dare you call me "little" at 6 feet

I know you have been ajebota all your life but show some respect for the real "hustlers" like me

Ajepako pickin to the core

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Good overall game by Arsenal.

Last season, we might have drawn or even lost this type of game.

But the young guns are maturing faster despite the exit of the va va voom guy. cant mention his name for now

Fingers crossed, we should finish above Chelsea, now that the "special one" is off.

loyika:
What Tottenham need, is to stop trying to be like Arsenal. THAT HAS BEEN THE KEY TO THIER FAILURES. Always trying to do stuff to rival Arsenal, (Now heard they want to extend their Stadia )

Spurs expand their ground? _{who will fill it up?}

There was a time West ham had a promotion in which kids paid £1 to get into the ground. Maybe Spurs may want to try something similar first

PTBNaija:
My dad can cook. . .and he cooks very well

That's what my dad says except he means barbecue stuff that doesnt require using staying in the kitchen for too long. 

My sweetheart claims he can cook but i was reliably informed he used the detergent powder "omo" to wash rice as it was "dirty" when he attempted to cook. Thank God for his mum who saved the day and saved everyone from food poisoning He has since been "catered" for by the female folk.

If more Nigerians carried sh*t, then we would have a "cleaner" country. Most public toilets cant be used by anybody without flies hovering around and most stink to high heavens . Even public institutions dont even have clean toilets.

So my people, sh*t work contributes to the value of the environment.

Afam:
Baffles me how positive changes being experienced right now in Nigeria is being watered down by some Nigerians especially those living outside Nigeria.

Who is afraid of a better Nigeria? Sometimes it seems that Nigerians living outside Nigeria prefer to see Nigeria remain backward.

Yar'adua is in charge of the train and he does not intend to apply the brakes until he takes Nigeria to its destination or close to it.

If you can't live with the reality today, kindly take up foreign nationality and leave Nigeria alone, enough of the bad mouthing.

I speak for myself, i would like to see a forward and progressive Nigeria. Nigerians in the diaspora seem to be quickly accused of not supporting the country. That is just generalisation. I see more nigerians in Nigeria say lots of negative things. That is not to say there are no bad eggs on both sides.
The fact we are abroad and have a chance to see how "things are done" maybe makes some more critical of the government and the electorate. As long as criticisms are positive, they should be taken on board.

In terms of living the reality, do you know that many of the so-called leaders that are supposed to move the nation forward have many of thier relatives as foreign citizens too and some of them sponsor their loved ones with the country's money? Please do not believe everything you see or hear. When Yaradua was ill before the elections, he had to travel out to get a check up. Imagine that, does that mean he has no faith in the medical facilities including the ones run by the government?

Please, let us criticise fairly. Nigeria is making progress at least with successive "elections" with minimal problems, never mind the validity of the elections. But we are having a go and trying to make things work. Nigeria will be great again. . .it will just take time and requires commitment from the leaders and all Nigerians whether in nigeria or elsewhere.

BABEELOVE:
I think they have learned to do that. The problem has been solved so Nairaland is dry again. No more fights!

Are you a promoter of "fights" on this forum _{no wonder trouble follows you around}

BABEELOVE:
@ Imani

Who is looking for trouble? Trouble just seems to follow me anywhere I go oh! No be small thing oh! No matter how hard I try. Well, It is well. How could you claim Laudate was "gay"?
Okay! E dee oh! E dee ba ba na!

The word gay was used as a technicality since laudate's gender isn't publicly declared In order words, gay could mean lesbian or homosexual

It was Donzman who made a post about BEBEELOVE/MILITIA and laudate about "love games". Until Militia awakes from her slumber, BEEBELOVE = Militia.

Glad you removed your self from the gay rumour .

Beautiful nubia - Onile ayo

Dil laga liya maine - from the bollywood moview Dil hai tumhara

Nessum dorma - paul potts rendition

Vicjustice:
Imani, i've always respected you, and i regard your thoughtful posts. But, i must admit that i'm beginning to get upset with you for your undue accusations based on your suspicions.
1. By the way, what makes it hard for you to believe that i could have a friend in Nairaland?
2. Would it interest you to realise that you're a close correspondent (in this forum) with my own brother in Canada?
  Well, it's not an ideal to identify him to you, anyway.
  I was considerate enough to tell about Armedlion, but you're rather getting on my nerves: I respect you, and i'd expect you to do the same. Goodday

1. If, that is the case, then i apologise for my claims. But i am sure you will agree the fact that the exchanges were getting a bit out of hand, and it was hard to distinguish the two identities especially as both were taking on one person. That is not to say that funkybaby wasn't rude as well.  The point is we are adults most of us anyway on this forum and should treat each other as such.

2. I am surpised i am a "close correspondent" to somebody on nairaland. I only have a few people that i keep in touch with outside nairaland. the only nairalander that i know that is based in canada, is your brother? . Oh well, it is a small world.

Once again, sorry for my accusations if untrue.

@ Funkybaby, Armed lion or is it Vicjustice?


Please everyone should calm down. The original poster wanted "advice" from funkybaby. So how come all of a sudden Armed Lion appeared and attacked Funky when she had previously had issues with Vicjustice.

I stand to be corrected again. I noticed Vicjustice and Armed lion were always contributing in the same threads and more important had the same writing style. Of course Vicjustice denied being Armed lion and claimed armed lion was his "friend". So which one is it? Vicjustice or Armed lion?


So, the point of my sermon is this, if either of you has a problem with one poster, the other doesnt need to join in.

Paul Potts - Nessun Dorma _{a wonderful song and i am not even an opera fan}