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Forwetinnah:Please, bro, don't choke oh. You're still very much important to us oh. ![]() |
able20:Very true, bro. |
pippimp:Fvck off! |
[quote author=vicdall post=48526273][/quote]No, dear, it's just that it's somehow stumbling on news or pictures of your offline friend on Nairaland, which they might not even know of. That's what happened, right? ![]() |
That's why I declined going to Unilag. These girls are so good at doing the irrelevant. ![]() |
A good ambassador of Nigeria. We see news every time, of Nigerians contesting for public offices abroad. Why do foreigners not contest for public offices in Nigeria? You'd hardly see them seeking for Nigerian citizenship sef, let alone, contest for public offices. And anyone of them who seeks for and is granted citizenship in Nigeria, it'd make the news immediately. Meanwhile, we are so finished in this country! Imagine...A girl just walked up to me at an ATM queue and asked if I was the last person. I said yes. Then she said, "I'm in front of your back oh". I said to her, "Why not come at the back of my front instead?" ![]() I've been confused since. Unusually quiet, and just contemplating...like Virgin Mary.
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virginboy1:You can start by learning to properly punctuate your statements. |
ifeomaekol:Yes, that's 'little' Simi. You've got an eagle eye. ![]() |
When you move from 'nothing' to 'everything', people think it's magic, but it's not. It's the grace of God, which crowns every man's efforts with success. When you put in honest efforts, it'd yield fruits. If not today, it'd be tomorrow. Because heaven helps those who help themselves. |
Seun:So you never believed? |
And we made it! ![]() Antonio Conte, the master tactician, John Terry, Captain, Leader, Legend, Eden Hazard, the little wizard, N'Golo Kanté, the new Makalele, Diego Costa, the Guv'nor! #TheCFCfamily #EPL
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vicdall:Nothing really. But you ain't the original poster? |
Adaobi12:You tutor kids, right? ![]() |
vicdall:Are you serious? |
Reading (and writing) is an art. And you don't force it. You don't even learn it at an old age. My people say 'anaghi amu aka ekpe na nka. Whatever you do not learn as a child (at a younger age), it's almost impossible to learn it when you're all grown. Reading is an art which our parents and teachers should help instill in us. It's a culture which should be cultivated at a very young age. The lion share of the blame for not having this culture of reading (and writing) should go to our teachers and our parents - and in extension, to the government, viz a viz the education ministry - for not doing their jobs. Some parents and teachers, though, tried very well in ensuring this. And when you see those people who have that culture, reading? To read go dey hungry you. But pick up your book to read...ayama! It's not easy. You don't force it. But, nonetheless, we'll keep trying. Nice reminder, Op, but your grammars are a bit big. |
Twaci:Some people just like writing in and or speaking big grammars. That's why I love some Professors, even though they are Profs, they still teach, talk and write in very simple terms. It's actually glorious getting people to follow and assimilate properly the points you're trying to pass across...by simplifying your use of English. The trick is not in the speaking/writing, it's in the understanding. |
Sleekyshuga:Na me you dey yab abi? Okay na, we go see for Siena. ![]() You sef no like Mourinho? ![]() |
missyadorable:And you're a United fan? |



?? Good colour combo sheyi.
? Allow me watch this match in peace
.. I still dey look José Mourinho