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skarlett:Now I can say I'm fine. How are you doing yourself? Thanks, dear. |
Confidence! I just hopped in the car, put on my seat belt, started the engine, selected the gear, accelerated and drove off! I had always watched my parents and siblings - and whomever - drive. So it was just a matter of getting hold of the steering myself, having mastered the theoretical part. Mind you: you can never drive - or be a good driver - if you keep being afraid of every rat and frog that moves on the road. Confidence! Driving is actually easier than people think it is. |
MissMonalisa:Onyinyechi!!! So you went and opened another account just cos of this contest abi? I dey owe you 17 lashes of... ![]() |
engrsoma:Who are you, brother? I was marvelled at this very statement. It clearly explains who he was. Absolutely spot on! You're good. |
People like being unnecessarily harsh when they can actually chill up. I do not really blame anybody who tries to compare Adichie's works with Achebe's. They are similar in so many ways. I've read some of their books, and there are so many comparisons. Reading Adichie's books, you can't help but flash back to Achebe's works. But Achebe's works capture a finite definition of originality. Adichie's works are very subtle, interesting, but they are bordering on the use of more modern tools. Achebe was more culture-defined. More African. It's very apparent that Adichie got her real/final push/inspiration from Achebe. Even the 'New York Times' described Adichie as "the 21st Century daughter of another Igbo prodigy, Chinua Achebe". Adichie is good, Achebe was good too. But well, you could give it to Achebe, why? He was more like the first/original copy/version of Adichie. He had the original story. Suffice it, he was like a source. The source. Nevertheless, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, for what's worth, deserves a lot of credit. Reading through people's comments, I kinda think she doesn't get enough credit for how good she is, because...she is damn good. She is bae. |
Tinu02:Babes! You're the wickedest!!! ![]() And, Sidney Sheldon? He's my favourite. Best ever! Dan Brown's 'Da Vinci Code' is also dope. |
All these things!? Just to chop Indomie(Noodle)? I never hungry be that. ![]() |
Imagine! "Saraki smiles after..." Imagine!! So because he's having one of their 'typical' political problems, he shouldn't even smile normal, common, simple, ordinary and free smile again? Imagine!!! ![]() If I be this Saraki sef I go just kukuma go kill myself because they no wan make he do anything else other than die. Or...let him kukuma resign. Oh, okay, I almost forgot... Africans never resign! ![]() |
Ajebo accident. Okay, uhm, I don forget say na for 'Lekki-Ikoyi' roundabout e for happen. Come Oluti junction come get accident make we see how e go be. ![]() Seems this is the only ride he has, he's always using it. Or cos it's flashy? Thank God it wasn't a typical Naija accident. Typical Naija accident scenes always have "Graphic pictures" attached. |
Smellymouth:Smello, you be Hausa and or Muslim? |
DONADAMS:Actually, Obama is the 3rd most powerful man on earth. The most powerful man on earth is Russian President, Vladimir Putin, followed by Angela Merkel, the Germany Vice Chancellor. Barack Obama comes third, while Pope Francis comes next in fourth. |
"Born-again Christian" my black ass! Mrs Osinbajo should keep wrapping her hairs and body with banana leaves for all I care! None of those show Christianity. All these people that act like they own this Christianity sef... ![]() Mrs Biya in/with her flamboyance could be far more Christ-like than our 'born-again' looking second lady. Our African ladies sef...sometimes, some of them are the ones who hold themselves down. Imagine this lady.... She keeps literary wrapping herself all the time - maybe because she's a pastor's wife - while her husband - who's the pastor himself - keeps stepping out in style: on suites, flamboyant agbadas, expensive Niger-Delta regalia and what have you. Look at her; always looking like a pitiful house help. Does that show humility or even simplicity? You can be glamorous and still 'look' simple/humble. Abegiii! ![]() |
Osikwa na obu Kendrick Lawal? ![]() This boy!!! ![]()
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mickyeddi:Just shows you how quickly we can forget. Claudio Ranieri was the manager who lost to Faroe Islands (Faroe Islands!!!) with the Greek National team, and was inevitably sacked because it was a big shameful and unforgivable thing. 18 months on, he had just achieved the greatest feat the footballing world has ever recorded by winning the English Premiere League title with Leicester City Football Club (Bros...Leicester!!!). What changed about him? Isn't he the same man many people considered a failure? Go to the internet right now and see what even some World leaders are saying about him. He's a winners, a champion. One who achieved the unachievable. But 18 months ago, he was a 'failure'. That José Mourinho had a terrible season at Chelsea does not, all of a sudden, make him the worst manager in the world. We are always too quick to judge the negative sides of people, condemn them and write them off, and it has a way of coming back to haunt and hurt us. If Redknapp would agree to come to Nigeria, he'd be a very nice choice. The man is a nice football manager (you're quick to judge him with what happened at QPR, forgetting what he achieved with Tottenham? Wow). He's got a wealth of experience, and he's a 'father figure'. Even though I've always detested with passion, how our football is being run by the NFF, but going for a manager with the stature and status of Harry shows how ambitious they are, and it's a welcome development. |
Annointed Veejay? 'Holy Sex'! Madam, I don't envy you and your husband at all. |
buoye1:My version you say? Let me further burst your bubble. Right now, Obama has been overtaken at number 2 by Angela Merkel, the 61 year old Germany Vice Chancellor. He is now the 3rd most powerful man on earth behind Putin and Merkel. |
buoye1:His name is Vladimir Putin, the current Russian President. America is the world power, but their President, though he's the leader of the 'Free World' by virtue of his office, is only second to Putin as the most powerful man on earth. |
"Malia Obama going to Harvard" shouldn't be (some serious) news. She's the first daughter of the President of the United States of America, the leader of the free world. It's only fitting - almost presumably natural - that she goes to the best University in the world. After all, her father is the President of the Presidents, the President of the world, and the second most powerful man on earth. I wasn't expecting her or her younger sister - whose cheeks are fatter/bigger than the whole Northern region - to go to the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) and start spreading legs like rumour. She's an Obama for Christ's sake! |
And you're an exgrate? Mkpi! ![]() |
I love seeing twins, but I wouldn't want to have one. Does that make me mad? ![]() These twinssss (one 's' for each of the set of twins) are cute though. I like twins. ![]() |
Her swag is second to none... She does what she does without minding what the rest of the world has to say. #Dope #Swaggy #Real #GreatFashionSense #Boss #HappyBirthday |
A set of panties. |
tollyB:Eleguishi? Do they eat egusi there? Besides, that's poor na, don't you like Miami beach? ![]() Yes, dear, we really need to relax oh, like relax wella. But I've no idea how we can do that, I'm sure you can think about something. ![]() |
tollyB:Oh, yeah... Was looking at it from a different perspective though. ![]() |
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