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Music/RadioRe: What Are You Listening To Right Now? by Imani(f): 6:09pm On May 19, 2007
Osita osadebe - Nwa Dinkpa
TravelRe: Travel To Europe In July by Imani(f): 5:56pm On May 19, 2007
Dis Guy:
you finish your degree you didnt come back, now you're doing masters
after that you'll probably be doing HSMP year after year na so you na no go come back cheesy

If i don't enter finsih them no go remove me cool
Well, if you live peacefully and obey the law, i guess no one will bother you.


But then, i know so many people stuck in the UK because they overstayed and cant even go back to Nigeria since they wont be coming back. Any action that will place my freedom at risk, i am not bold enough to carry it through. I cant be sleeping with one eye closed.
FamilyRe: Husbands Who Ask Their Wives To Resign Their Jobs by Imani(f): 5:51pm On May 19, 2007
totalfact:
possibly d wife's boss is threatening her.
She can always look for another job after resigning the 'threatening' one. huh
TravelRe: Travel To Europe In July by Imani(f): 5:48pm On May 19, 2007
Dis Guy:
Abeg you have entered UK, let us too enter now imani na only you want enjoy the place? cheesy
Of course not, my brother wink

Please come if you must, but do it legally to save yourself any future hassle.

For me, i am looking forward to when i will officially be back in Naija for good. cheesy
Music/RadioRe: Play Audio Music Online by Imani(f): 5:45pm On May 19, 2007
Music/RadioRe: For Rock Fans by Imani(f): 5:44pm On May 19, 2007
1. Queen

2. Bon Jovi

3. Green Day

will post more later
Music/RadioRe: To Listen to Nigerian Music Online by Imani(f): 5:38pm On May 19, 2007
9ja4eva:
Dt one na baba too
Yeah, it is a very nice site, but after a while you get used to all the songs.


They don't upload new songs regularly. That's my only criticism.
Music/RadioRe: West African Idols: Season 1 (2007) by Imani(f): 5:34pm On May 19, 2007
Mustay:
Timi done win
Source please?
RomanceRe: I Know He Flirts, But Is My Boyfriend Cheating On Me? by Imani(f): 5:33pm On May 19, 2007
@poster,


Please take your time before you move in together with him. I know at some stage, if the relationship is still serious someone has to compromise on location. But you guys really to redefine your relationship and then you can make further plans.


Please, dont just accept what people tell you, wheather it a relative or not. Things are not always what they seem at first.


Goodluck with your decision.
TravelRe: Lagos: The World's 5th Worst Place to Live In by Imani(f): 5:20pm On May 19, 2007
Omolulu:
I can't really tell because i don't know the criteria for the BBC'S assessment but one thing i do know is that Lagos is one of the worst cities in the world because it is poorly planned,lacks organization,committed staff who are dedicated to make it work,etc.The crux of the matter is that Lagos cannot just be the ideal place for people to live in and raise their families. embarassed
Actually, Lagos is not that bad, as long as you can provide your own 'local government' , that is generate your own electricity, water and provide your own security, other than that, you are ok.

The rate of crime is high but not the highest in the world, and also linked to geographical areas. In Lagos, it is possible to live larger than life, and in that same Lagos, you see people in abject poverty. It is a matter of circumstance.
TravelRe: Nigerian Passport ( Niaja Pali) by Imani(f): 5:13pm On May 19, 2007
Funny enough, with all my limited travel to places like some parts of Europe and America, i have never been stressed over my nigerian passport.


I only get annoyed i have to queue up so long at the immigration.


Other than that, i have been ok, well, maybe it is because i am female undecided
TravelRe: Travel To Europe In July by Imani(f): 5:09pm On May 19, 2007
PapaBrowne:
TRAVEL TO EUROPE IN JULY

Very exciting opportunities exist for those willing to travel to Europe this summer.Whether you just want to travel and get out of the hassles of Naija or you want to spend just a couple of weeks having fun and learning at the same time,this is the perfect opportunity for you.
We have a very exciting Summer Program in a very beautiful European Union country,Estonia.
The age requirement is 18-35.
Dates:July 23- Aug 11th, 2007

Estonia
Estonia is a small but very gorgeous European country located in Northern Europe. Tucked in the Scandinavian belt around Norway, Sweden and Finland,the extreme prosperity of these countries have rubbed off positively on Estonia.
The summer program is organised by University in Estonia and it covers 2 weeks of expansive & relaxed teaching, accommodation and loads of excursions.
English is widely spoken.


Visa
The Visa is almost guaranteed and devoid of the regular complications associated with embassies in Nigeria.
Also, Estonia is an E.U country, hence the Visa allows you to enter 25 European Union Countries freely.

Costs
Registration;255 Euros
Program: 595 Euros
Accommodation:650 Euros (optional if you already have accommodation prepared)
Fees are to be paid directly to the University

There are very limited spaces availabe and application deadline is June 1st.However we advise all interested to have applied by May 30th.


I[b]nterested applicants should contact me on castore.int@gmail.com or call 08053710606.[/b]

Castore Travel Service is located in Benin City but we have regular seminars in Lagos for other programs we run.

NB
If you have always wanted to travel to Europe, this is your best opportunity as you could vanish to 25 other European countries if you so wish!!
Are you serious?

As a travel agent, you should be aware of the negative reputation Nigeria and Nigerians have in other parts of the world.

Encouraging people to vanish to other parts of Europe will only create a situation whereby future geniune applicants will be denied visas in the future.

Note to all interested,

Please think well, before launching to places in Eastern Europe, while the countries and infrastructure are nice, the same cannot be said of most residents attitude towards black people.
SportsRe: Wenger; What Next? by Imani(f): 4:53pm On May 19, 2007
I actually think we need a new manager at some point, sooner rather than later, someone that is fierce and wants to win badly.


Yes, people say Fergie and Mourinho are arrogant but they are also passionate about winning, while Wenger can been seen as the 'cool' one, apart from abusing the officials grin


We need a winning mentality throughout the squad. For some reason, we seem to always fall short in the big games. We dont seem to have the kind of self belief teams like Liverpool, Man Utd and Chelsea have. Sometimes, these teams still win, even if they are playing badly. Niceness and just playing beautiful football doesn't win anyone any trophies.


In all words, we need to graduate from local champions and announce ourselves on the international stage. Like Chelsea (not thier manager), we can't be said to be a truly big club if we havent won the champion's league. We were so close, yet so far last year. The stage and scene was set for us to make history , but as i have come to realise with Arsenal, we have no staying power, and if we are leading 1-0, pray we score soon because before long, we would be pegged back and may even lose the match.



It is time  Wenger stopped being too economical, afterall, Chelsea and Man Utd have spent big money in order to win the league, even Liverpool paid big money for some players. With all the home grown talents and academies we have at the club, how many have come through? Even Ashley Cole, the last standing english guy that came through the youth academies obviously stopped believing in the club and Chelsea could offer higher wages. To win big things, we must spend big money. There is no point having a wonderful stadium devoid of trophies!!!
RomanceRe: What Will Make You Divorce Your Husband/ Wife? by Imani(f): 10:54pm On May 18, 2007
mrmayor:
I will divorce my wife if I discover that she use to be a Man!.
grin grin grin


Dont worry, there are not too many people involved in sex change, [s]well, that is if you are nigerian and want/have a nigerian wife[/s].
Music/RadioRe: To Listen to Nigerian Music Online by Imani(f): 10:10pm On May 18, 2007
Dating And Meet-up ZoneRe: Coming To Nigeria To Marry by Imani(f): 9:54pm On May 18, 2007
I agree with some most of Blackmamba's posts, apart from the name calling.


@poster,

Why would you agree to marry you have not even met? huh At least get to know him first before aggree to marry. Men are not trophies, definately not nigerian men, most of them like to be the boss.

While you met through a friend of his, what if this is a set-up and you are being used to help the guy get a visa to america? Please thread carefully. You are the one that would move to Nigeria, a place you are not familiar with. In terms of security, as long as you stay with someone you know, you should be fine.

I know love can be blind but not at the expense of your senses!!!
RomanceRe: Why Do Women Get Angry When A Man Isn't Interested? by Imani(f): 9:40pm On May 18, 2007
Because rejection hurts? huh


Some people find it harder than others to deal with thier emotions.
RomanceRe: Why Are Nigerians Shy About Public Kissing? by Imani(f): 9:29pm On May 18, 2007
just me:
i personally dnt like kissing even if its in private so i dn't think i can kiss in public. i would just rather go to the real thing
No romance at all? undecided
PoliticsRe: We, Nigerians Should Rally Around President Yar'Adua by Imani(f): 4:18pm On May 18, 2007
Mariory:
Maybe if you move from London to lead the violence, others might follow?
Exactly!!!

People should stop bible bashing and be realistic.

I dont know how someone can confidently talk about change from the comfort of London.
FamilyRe: Husbands Who Ask Their Wives To Resign Their Jobs by Imani(f): 4:01pm On May 18, 2007
ayeesha:
is he okay? what did i gi to school for? angry
Lol, to sit at home, watch plates, cook, make the bed, do the house decorations, look after the kids and all the other duties that people tend to use as excuses. I wonder when some people will realise that being staying at home means and being organised does not mean being productive mentally.
FamilyRe: Husbands Who Ask Their Wives To Resign Their Jobs by Imani(f): 3:48pm On May 18, 2007
laudate:
How have you been, girl??!! I've actually been everywhere. How's life treating you?
I am ok , thanks. Been so busy for the past 4 weeks which has been incredible. I have some breathing space now, just. would still like a chat or two sometime, except you dont chat to nairalanders, some of who are becoming troublesome of late.



laudate:
But with entrepreneurs, I have discovered that sometimes you even have to put in more hours in your business, than you would do in a regular job, in order to get such an enterprise off the ground!
Putting in more hours is not an issue. The problem is the double standards of some of our men. While they want to be supported and understood if they need to put in the hours to be successful, some of them refuse to do likewise for thier wives and start complaining of them being outside too much.[quote][/quote]
RomanceRe: Desperate Measure: Did This Guy Go Too Far? by Imani(f): 3:30pm On May 18, 2007
I guess desperate times call for desperate measures. grin
RomanceRe: My Boyfriend Said I Look Old by Imani(f): 3:27pm On May 18, 2007
@ poster,

Not everyone takes well to criticisms. Maybe your boyfriend was insensitive about the way he approached the issue. Sometimes, it is not what you say but how you say it that matters.


If he really means it, then you should give it a thought.
RomanceRe: Why Are Nigerians Shy About Public Kissing? by Imani(f): 3:24pm On May 18, 2007
babyosisi:
when in public please keep your lips to yourselves.
I almost threw up at disneyland when this mexican couple where locking lips right in my very before in line.

It looks revolting and tacky!!
please let's not corrupt the innocent minds
Common babyosisi, where they groping themselves that bad? shocked

There is nothing wrong in showing some affection in parts of the world where it is not frowned upon. Like you mentioned earlier, it is looked at as lack of decency in Nigeria and give some jobless people opportunity to talk.

Do you kiss your husband at all in public in America?, it is allowed u know except you are both on the conservative side, which is fair enough.
TravelRe: The Official Ibadan Urban, Rural Thread by Imani(f): 3:17pm On May 18, 2007
Nice pictures of the old city. @dblock.

I hope i remember to take some pictures when i visit Ibadan later this summer.


There is a tall building that can be seen when you enter the city, that is coming from Lagos/Ibadan expressway way, is that cocoahouse? I used to think it was the tall building in front of UI.
FamilyRe: Husbands Who Ask Their Wives To Resign Their Jobs by Imani(f): 3:05pm On May 18, 2007
Hello laudate, i was beginning to think you only reside on the tribalism thread lipsrsealed


@Topic,

While some men may be insecure or just want to feel proud about being responsible for the maintenance of thier home, sometimes, it may be necessary for a woman to take some time off work for family reasons.

As a graduate, i will work and thereafter have my own business at some point. [s]not some corner shop outside the house run by the 'housegirl[/s].

Like a friend of mine says, what is the point of a lady having all these degrees if you are only going to be the houselady. I am not mocking those who choose to be housewives. But the keyword is choice.
FashionRe: Peeking Thongs(G-strings) And undies. by Imani(f): 2:51pm On May 18, 2007
I think it is disgusting.


The other day, i saw a married woman in church, with her thong sticking out. It was quite offensive. Someone had to tell her before she went to adjust herseif in the restroom.


If you must wear a tong, the rest of us dont need to know.
TV/MoviesRe: Spiderman 3 by Imani(f): 2:47pm On May 18, 2007
I have seen Spiderman 3, while it was intesting, i didnt think it was that special.

[s]Maybe it is because i havent been a fan of Spiderman series[/s], for some reason, i seem to prefer other trilogies such as the matrix and x-men.
Music/RadioRe: West African Idols: Season 1 (2007) by Imani(f): 2:39pm On May 18, 2007
The way the voting is going, Temitayo might just be part of the final two which will be undeserved.


While she is not that bad, her voice isnt strong or unique enough to have made it this far.


I hope Timi and Omawumi, who have actual talent, get the support they need this weekend.


[s]I think it is a bit cruel to ask a fellow contestant annouce who is safe and not safe.[/s]
TravelRe: Calling All Nairalanders In The Uk by Imani(f): 7:44pm On Apr 18, 2007
VOR:
@LondonCRUEL angry angry

Na wetin? Why u wan come spoil my endeavours?
See as you just wan show say man pass man. grin grin

Call ko cull ni. tongue
Dont worry VOR, wink

I am sure the venue can take all of us grin
TravelRe: Calling All Nairalanders In The Uk by Imani(f): 7:39pm On Apr 18, 2007
LondonCool:
@Imani,

Long time . I will be attending the carnival-hope to see you there. I will give you a call before then.
Hello LondoonCool, Longest time cheesy


I hope i get a chance to go for the festival if only to meet a few nairalanders,  cool
TV/MoviesRe: Behind The Smile - Super Story by Imani(f): 7:36pm On Apr 18, 2007
beanca:
Excuse me can somebody help me to see games women play parth 2
Thank you
I will like to watch it but i do not know how to do embarassed
The thread is about Super story.


However, you can watch lots of nigerian films on www.onlinenigeria.com. You need to scroll down to find games women play.

There are lots of films on that site. You do have to register to watch some movies. It is free though. Goodluck

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