₦airaland Forum

ICEMAN01: Whats to hate?..Is it right for any woman to just randomley ask a guy she barely knows for a BB?

SAFO: hmmm is this your advice or did you copy paste it from somewhere else because it reads like an article.

prettyjulie: look at me properly and tell me if I look like a man thirsy girl,people like u should have under gone screening before even having access to dis site mtchew

mike0806: I have a crush on jesica. Is not new anyway cos I've been wanting to kiss her ever since 5rd grade

Idowuogbo: I like me some thug luvin!

Will u b my Ja rule?

4evergod3: you dalover are the fool! All he wants to do is save Nigeria and all you want to do is sit passively and watch her burn. What have you done or said that has contributed in pointing Nigeria in the right direction?

talk true: All these tablets are the same
They should change to capsule

Ijogz K: She's hawtt Genevieve is Naught..... ... Don Jazzy would always be berra than DBanj

shymmex: I knew he was smashing that to smithereens before now..

But she needs to fix her jacked up teeth!

rockafela: If that's where your heart falls in..find out if the guy is not married then try and make things up, make him understand the soft part you feel for him, just follow your heart. wish u goodluck

Tashamania: [/b]

Especially this NL Guys.

MsDarkSkin: Love is definitely real.

My brain is fried today lol so I am in no position to write up a sermon of how or why, as I'd like to.
But to keep it short, love is real. Love is the connection and genuine affection expressed for/to oneself or another being. The warm feeling you get, the feeling of wholeness, and unconditional contentment and adoration for yourself and the significant other.

In the case of being with another person, the only way it can work out is if the feeling is mutual and there is faith.
Falling for someone who does not love you back and breaks your heart does not mean it is not real. That is just a side effect from wearing one's heart on their sleeves. It comes with the territory.

That is why love is everlasting, because even after all of that, with time you'll love again.

Kobojunkie: This is an initiative? Really? What these kids, and tax-payers now need is for Government to spend already limited resources, not on IMPROVING EDUCATION ITSELF but purchasing Laptops for each and every student? So giving out about 100,000 tablets, bought with tax-payer money, is now considered an initiative?

How long is this "INITIATIVE" going to last?

I am 100% for improving our education system, and getting our students up to speed technology-wise, but this is no way to go about it, especially when we consider the resources are not unlimited. Purchasing computers for students in a crappy system will not do anything to actually improve the system. Only you will have students with expensive computers, still locked in to a crappy education system.

If we must introduce technology, states that have the funds are overdue for a library system. Studies from all over the world have shown that having well equipped libraries to cater to students of all levels, helps not only equip but motivate students.

philip0906: ^^
big lie. . .d death of d monkey called obj would do

niddamugu: GEJ missed the opportunity of getting an A+. If he had declared June 12 a national holiday in commemoration of annulled 1993 elections, rather than coining MAULAG (probably advised by a MALU), he would have won the hearts of many Nigerians.

Afrocatalyst: Abiola in anyway cannot be equated with the likes of Gandhi or Mandela who sacrificed wholeheartedly for their nations, though a good man. He was more of a businessman seeking more wealth making avenues and then got caught up in the people's affairs. I respect him though cos he would have chosen to quit along the line n face his business. I still believe he would have lived longer if he were wise in his decisions. He who fights and run, lives to fight another day. But in the nearest future, I still see him stand tall as one of the bravest our dear nation has got cos our current leaders are going the way of stone age men. We need a mandela too here in Naija and I dnt see Jona, baba, Baha'i, Atiku, Okotie, Utomi, IBB, Tinubu, or any of the present breed of thieves becoming one. Just thinking though.

dival247: this man we are talking about , he didn't dead for the nation but is own pocket , but he tried to be a new Creator after all what he had as done, way back 68s 70s ,from 90s he try to change , put me wrong is this is not the true story

IZUKWU: pathetic womans . To answer your question ,it all hinges on the individual characters ,up bringing and sometimes peer pressure.

Dyt: dis dude jst likes 2 hype himsef
shior

Scash: I was on my way home today and then someone drove past... He slowed down as he was moving so when he parked a few meters away and waved for me to come over, I felt he was someone that knew me or somthing. So I walked n even jogged over to where he was and the next thing... 'I want to see you'
First dt line was disgusting and second, why did he have to park so far away making me trek under hot scorching sun. I just had to hiss and walk away. But after I did, I felt bad that maybe I was too rude.
Another guy actually stood at the other end of the road one time like that and told me to come ova... I acted rude too...
So now, am like is there a better way to act to guys that feels to big to walk up to where you are. I don't want to get beaten up one day

onila: it just makes me sick 2 my stomach yuck. .I was in my best friends car yesterday and her dumb sierra-leonian boyfriend kept on saying yo babe u want suya
yo babe you alright!
yo babe its like that
yo babe u want that

PUKE