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sulad82i:
I'm in the Smith School of business studying Accounting.

Cool! Coming in as an Economics major though. Good luck on your NYSC

sulad82i:
I dont think Nigeria needs any handout of support. Everyone of us need to do our part to support the country. Small business is the backbone of America, they employ the most people in the country, the should be true in Nigeria, _{I hope}. We should all do our part by supporting locally owned stores by buying what they sell and do more than we can all write on this post.

@ sulad82i, what's your major in UMD? Sorry if i'm too forward, just curious

EzeUche:
I go to College Park as well. It seems like Maryland is a Nigerian haven!

sulad82i:
Seems like there are lot of us from MD here on NL. I also reside in MD and currently attending UMD

I reside in Gaithersburg and White oak, transferring to college park this fall!

tensor777:
^^What is a new trend here is that a lot of diasporans here do not even have the courage to state where they are posting from.

I am posting from Maryland, U.S. Born and raised in the slums of Lagos. There's no point when some deluded Nigerians think things are okay when they never suffered or experienced what goes on in the minds of ghetto dwellers. Truth is so hard for some to digest, and the poster has highlighted what tends to be our Achilles Heel at present!

Absolutely beautiful and well crafted! It's a shame when I read comments on the BBC website and I found my fellow Nigerians lambasting the documentary and the journalist involved. Most on the forum were clamoring for them to show the beautiful parts of Lagos instead of the slums and, in fact, some folks went to the extent of denouncing the slums. It's a shame and unacceptable from these folks living in Behind environment, and an insult to those brave soldiers living as resourceful as they can. I couldn't watch the documentary because it's not available where I reside, but the article summed it up for me.

chamotex:
I[b]'m not in 9ja at the moment but I'm sure 200 Naira cannot satisfy you at Mama Put or Iya Basira
That's like money for gala and plantain chips[/b]

The news is that he is now conscious and recovering well . . . . So shall it be o IJN.

Who tell you that one?! Me self no dey naija but 200 Naira for Mama put go buy am 18 wraps of Eba at 10 Naira each with one 20 Naira ishan(meat) to tag along on his way home , I bet you the guy no go fit move after that sumptuous meal!

chamotex:
I was shocked when I saw that ninny's comment.
Some people have lost the plot . . . . how much is 200 Naira?
He should have asked for the money rather than using that strategy.
If everyone on this thread donated 10 Naira each, he will get more than 200 Naira
What a shame?

I tire ooh! The guy feel say mugu dey here & he don lose hin plot tey, tey b4 dem born am self. So i wonder maybe he wan try generate funds via this ill news to buy himself one tenth of a plot on top water wey tsunami go blow away in a giffy I ready dash you the 200 Naira self if u still want am,

Obinnaijezie:
Actually he's still unconcious for now, let's keep praying for him to get better. Thanks. If you want to see pictures of the accident send me text to 08024977451 or email me to obinna.ijezie@yahoo.com with zain 200 recharge card

WTF! Don't let the Wrath of God Descend Heavily on your Feeble Soul You Dumb[b]F[/b]uck! So many Retards out here huh!

True, his come back track is rubber stamp as top charter already. Besides, who's that guy Oritse Femi? That guy sings like he worships in the Zion. I have played that song more than 10 times since the link got posted, however, this na my theme song for this month for mercies of the Lord has truly shown on His children. Father, we thank You!

chamotex:
We thank God . . . . thanks for that track you dropped earlier (Oritse ft Da Grin)
I gbadun that track. He smashed his verse


Olorun femi, o kemi, emi mimo o remi
Nigeria, ojojumo la nji ri'ya
Ani kama shadura, where is Mr Yar'adua?
Jesu iwo loso pe ki awon omode wa
but temi bawa, won ma ni ki awon omoge wa

Saanu funmi , devil u cant fool me
I'm covered with the blood and nothing do me
Oloun gba wa lowo awon ashebi
won fe ka iku sinu ebi cos they know who we be

Saanu funmi, gbogo funmi, duro timi
come down to your children




Da Grin has said it all in the bolded parts . . . He wont DIE but LIVE!         Standard

Dagrin is unarguably the realest rapper have heard in naija. Beautiful, insightful lyrics and proclamation from him time & time again! Peeps need to listen to that Mercies of da lord track. Boy is covered with the Blood of Jesu, & in million folds shall his come back be!

Who the heck is Meyer Lansky?! So he rose from the dead to review 9's work

For those of you clamoring for the ban, I guess y'all high on something. I swear, movies in naija are the number one culprits, and if the lame NBC can't start from there, then what's the fuss about? Nigerians watch same stereotypical films depicting tribes as these & that, yet, a song passing the same moral message is being flagged for the wrong reasons. I am waiting on them to ban Sauce Kid's "UNDER G" Oh i forgot, how about we go back in time and ban "Nigerian Girls" by Modenine for jokingly doing you know what!

Article is a piece of bollocks in the sense that, it belittles Nas' relevance in the game. All these bubble gum rappers & attention LovePeddler we see nowadays can't even measure up to his concept. It's frustrating listening to Hip-Hop ever since lyricism was replaced with whatever [b]s[/b]hit they call it now but, Nas' presence in the game is the pillar holding it from total destruction. Yes, Nas is needed more than ever, but dude can't be pulling the string all by himself. Newer emcee gotta be pulling their weights, too. Besides, dude that was talking about Nas' album being [b]s[/b]hit from post-stillmatic, you joking right?!

[quote author=gabe_logan link=topic=304452.msg5715613#msg5715613 date=1268870518]street fighter 2 turbo on the SNES, nba 2k series,

and what else, none other than

THE SYPHON FILTER SERIES[/quote]I consider Street Fighter II Turbo the greatest game I ever played! Syphon Filter series was great back then, killer Instinct on snes had me pounding folks with ultra combos in the 90's.

Blow up the House with every distinguish personality in it. Hopefully, younger generation can take it up a notch from there

EzeUche:
And somehow, there are not that many Igbo men who marry Yoruba women. What does that tell you? We have our fun with your women, but at the end of the day, we will go to our village and marry a beautiful chaste Igbo woman.

Just ask my Yoruba conquest at UMD. They love the Igbo swagga.

I have read countless of your post on NLD boy! Your talk is cheap and I can confirm you just one of those useless brat lingering around. I read one of your post about you repping naija when you in a party at school, but deep down your heart you Biafrian thru & thru, WTF! You need to rep YOU, and stop being a camouflage wimp.  Besides, I guess you definitely in College Park; I pray I catch you 1 on 1 where you spewing all this BS.

In tears, We attended the same boarding school together years back, I was even lucky enough to have visited his home during our final exam. I'm just hoping this is not one of those barbarian kidnappings, but rather be politically motivated. The whole FGC Idoani pray that God deliver you to your love ones Niran Ogunsanmi.

NL una don make me cry today my boss dey ask me if i de alright. Men I miss the Old Nigeria. Yankee is fun but men, Growing up in Nigeria is priceless men. I thank my mum for allowing me to finish high school in Nigeria. In fact I'm calling her right now.

Can anyone find Wura Fada for me, I've been looking for their stuff on the net for ever. from VPG

@VPG, funny enough i tried so damn had to remember that bands name until i saw your post! I feel same way as u, but thanks a bunch 4 putting that up

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Sanmari Adugbo by Wura Fadaka

kidkonnect:
@kashmo yeah man, i used to live in the DC area, currently in Florida now

Knew it was you! Funny how I never thought you're KidKonnect chilling at the club even though say your name don dey ring bell 4 longest. Abeg, enjoy yourself 4 that sunny state, and keep em beats banging. 1!

Hey Kid Konnect, from your pics i saw just now on ya profile pics, you look like someone have seen b4 in a club couple of times. I guess maybe in DC! However, welcome on board bro

lil bit off topic, but had to do it since you divas crave so much for it
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Belinda eh Belinda! Memories,

@tubabie, belinda eh belinda ain't from naija at all. The dude that sang it is from the US, and i guess has a Zimbabwean trait or so. Still, that song rocks!

stillwater:
Cooooollllllllllllll.

I've been trying to remember this guy's name. Thank you. Do you remember this song he sang with one beautiful girl with this tiny voice about a wedding?

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Your wish is granted

@tubabie, I was just trying to remember those songs I imitated when growing up and, Nel Oliver happens to be someone we revered in my neighborhood. I can't just forget those funny dancing steps

I wanna go hard on those that remember this song been aired on Channel 5, Nel Oliver - Wadjo (come dance)  

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