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yeah good night guys

aminalib:
i know your just a perv with a jerri curl

he is def. gay

aminalib:
eat and lick every crevices of my butt hole asss muncher

OUCH

ragdollz:
As an aside, I trust you know d difference btwn guerrila and gorilla??

gorilla warfare?  

yea it happens.

that's strange. usually older people 60+ are put off by sweets and tend to prefer bitter stuff like kola nut lol.
what is his weight like. Is he fat or skinny?
when did it start? has he always been that way?

rotflmao @topic

[quote author=D-sense link=topic=593543.msg7611288#msg7611288 date=1296108622]OP.
i THINK WE HAVE MET SO MANYTIMES . . . . .Do i have chicken feet? [/quote]your profile pic is disgusting. change it at once.

REALITY101:
OKMODAFUKA

hahahah  
the pig is like that. he's the only nigerian on NL. the only yoruba on NL sef. let's dash him abeg.

fstranger1:
Olawale

wale is not a girls name fool. she's talking about his last name

fstranger1:
He is only using you to get papers
Mark my words
We dont marry outside of our ethnic group
A word is enough
And Yorubas never marry Whites, an abomination!

Lol. he's an American citizen. In fact, i'm the one who will be getting citizenship from him since i'm not American.
i'm going to hook you up with my younger sister if you don't mind. she's really pretty

REALITY101:
What a dry brain

I think it's garri grains he has for a brain.

[quote author=isale_gan2 link=topic=590933.msg7611208#msg7611208 date=1296107244]Ask Jenifa nicely to remove that ridiculous picture unless it is pertinent to something anything!!!  Or we're gonna have problems.[/quote]ask me very nicely and i'll remove it.

my fiance is yoruba. so what's ur point

did he write the speech?

I thought he was married to Mukina

fstranger1:
What is the message?
I took it down to make you happy,

hmmm love in d air

[quote author=steve_101 link=topic=590559.msg7611134#msg7611134 date=1296105498]My afair with the asian lady took place in malaysia in 2007,I was living there then,I met her on line she is from jakarta indonesia and we started chating ever day every night luckly for us her company send her to malaysia and that was it,she came,rent an apartment and we started fully until we were living together in. My place,I will do the cooking,clean the house. And all she will do is to be wearing bra n pants waiting for me to be tru so that we go in to the bedroom,at a point I became afraid to go into my own room,if we make love 5 times a night she will be grumbling and calling me names and telling me am not man enough,many times she will be at work and will call me honey please are u home pls am coming I won't take ya time much plssss just once,my people see me see wahala oo some times she go dey for room dey call and I will shout AM NOT COMING cos every night for that I year its 5 times,6 times and I was loosing weight,she claim to love me soo much infact she speaks with my sister on the phone every time,my people one day as she went to work I took a leave to and friends place in down town, she called me. Hmmm begged me ,noway I left,the apartment was funished so I ask her to be paying the rent or vacate there and she started paying ,still there till today,we chat every time cos am in lagos now,I dont even see her if I go dere.[/quote]lwkmd

[quote author=EzeUche_ link=topic=591844.msg7610942#msg7610942 date=1296098667]While most Igbos come to the U.S. to live and raise a family. That is why our population is higher.[/quote]most yorubas come for the same. lol It's only decades ago that they came mostly for education. nowadays, that's not the case anymore.
Infact, yoruba pop is growing in the US. igbos better watch out 

this is obviously not true. Sudan isn't even in the top 10 of countries Nigerians emigrate to.

Sotu flavored icecream

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We really do need to diversify our economy but what are we doing to achieve this end?
we can't just start exporting cassava just like that.

one thing we could do is find ways to process cassava so that it can be used as a substitute for a food that currently already exist in the countries it is being exported to. ex wheat flour
also start with our neighboring countries (west africa) and expand from there.
I wonder what World Bank's ideas are in turning this into a reality.

I'm sure if he objected to the traditions, he wouldn't have agree to it. He probably even liked it. I know how some oyinbo ppl are all about experiencing african culture and whatnot.

fstranger1:
What question?
Not everyone just people like you who are from Papua New Guinea
It was obvious, you werent Nigerian

I thought you knew by now that I always tell you lies. I'm actually from latvia although my ex-boyfriend is half cameroonian and half nigerian.

Her speech is slow but she did ok. nothing spectacular but fine.

everyone is foreign and non-nigerian to him

Check out their new single. It's really good.
https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-591026.0.html

hmm

[quote author=eku_bear link=topic=590997.msg7604174#msg7604174 date=1296006289]PhysicsMHD's knowledge of Nigerian history is extremely impressive.[/quote]I agree. The guy is brilliant!!!

fstranger1:
Some of us had the best education in Nigeria and we would not trade it for anything American.

true. Education in Nigeria can be of good quality but not too many people have access to this. majority of students don't.

After much thinking, I must say though that the problem does not start in secondary school. It starts at primary school. I recently had to learn more about the American Educational system, and the things Americans are taught in primary school,  its incredible. The access to facilities, labs, etc its just wonderful. I'm not saying every American kid is this fortunate or that the American system is perfect, no system is.

This is exactly what i've been trying to say. Govt needs to focus on public primary schools especially. I had classmates in my public local secondary school who couldn't spell some basic three letter words. Majority of these students came from the public primary school next door. You can imagine my shock. that's nursery school stuff!!

even the US has its problems and could do way better (ex. public schools in inner cities are horrible) compared to other countries with similar income level. I already mentioned this but Finland is one country that invests heavily in its students education right from birth (govt delivers children books to parents who just gave birth, there are libraries in the mall etc ). More attention is geared toward weak students etc and their students have some of the highest exam scores in the world with a very low gap between the best and worst students.
I'm not saying Nigeria can afford these programs but I think we can do much better than currently.

mrbrownjay, is that how you dress? not cool

lol.

cheek (eke) has nothing to do with beads (ileke). the words just look similar that's all. even the eke in ileke is pronounced differently.