₦airaland Forum

torqque7:
Bros no be by buying or spending alone o,my friend had a girl he was fvcking,will you believe this same girl had a rich fiance o,fine young rich fiance that was a great catch for any girl but yet this girl was cheating on him and fvcking my guy. My guy had to ask her why she was cheating on that kind of correct man,her response was his di.ck is not as big as she want..can you just imagine?lol my friend just vex insult the bi.tch.

Omoh these kind girls full everywhere so use your head and not your heart alone. Only God can give a good female companion or wife o that is worth truly loving ,not money.

with women it's always one complain... dick not big enough, big but don't know how to use it, big but not romantic,big but poor,good in bed but treats me badly, D too small, too soft on me,doesnt beat me (trust me have seen girls leave guys cus of this), too gentle, listens to my side a lot, takes my word too much
Trouble is...ladies have forgotten that no perfect man..and they want it all (are too greedy)
If the girl love the big D, why not leave the rich guy for som1 that appreciates or love small D (cus there are girls like that)
@ jake2much
Greatest mistake you will ever make is to take the pain of a past relationship and put it into a new relationship...let the past be in the past...move on and let it be an inspiration to you

olaajilaran:
WhatsApp: 09*******

REALMODEL:
The great man of our time! i really appreciate you for ur good work! may you continue to wax stronger! I have been following this thread seen a week plus! and i have carefully observed each page one after the other!
Professor strongbest! I had put the theory in to the practical, i have produced liquid soap twice now! but i have two difficult problem (1) I didn't kw the specific price to sell the product, i sold 5litre @ #500. when i calculated the money, i didn't have any gain. (2) my soap is not thick enough. what are the possible solution. thanks. Here are my product.

olaajilaran:
sir, can I have your WhatsApp number.. I'll like to have a chat with you.

good mrng sir
Would have really love to do that, but am skeptical about dropping my number here these days (long story)
How can I reach you?
Would be happy to get intouch

blessedqueen:
Dunno how to describe pls call me 08181026002 or drop urs n I will call u

moski5:
did you participate? do you know anyone who did?

you don't conclude something is a scam when no one you know or you heard of experienced it

actually one don't need to participate to spot such schemes...
1) no product is being sold.
2) no service is being offered.
How then do you get your money?
Have been a victim of such schemes before and seen victims loose big time (Note- the 1st set of participants are the lucky smilling ones , mind you, once new members join the scheme collapses in a matter of time...so invest wisely)
Nothing is free in freetown sir
Mmm is only changing the tactics that Nigerians have seen before....you offer help,then you get help in return (am sure that reward comes only in heaven )

Pweety4me:
The only thing that is correct is that I'm based in the UK lol

that comment made me to actually go and start reading your posts I should know an old romance lander that was active)
Since 2011 abi 2012
I gave up, too many post
Welcome back all the same....
Pray they don't eat you alive

Royle2014:
People would tell u exactly what u need to hear to make you feel important, but it is just lip service.
Forget about besties and all dat...in d end, u are all u've got

oga boss
Who teah you this lesson do you strong thing o

bizme:
As men of honour we hug then.
I think the hug is a lot cooler than joining hands

Believe me, I perfectly understand your frustration. We all went through it. I left pharmacy school with a large dose of disappointment; luckily I later had the opportunity to experience pharmacy education in other countries. That restored my love and passion.

With time, it gets easier to live with, the unnecessary toughness of Nigerian pharmacy curriculum.

Strongbest:
Eaya. No vex ma. Please stay tuned for the next one.


Thanks.

bizme:
I still do not understand why anyone has to cram to study for a pharmacy degree. I immensely enjoyed my undergrad years as a pharmacy students, and yes I attended one of the most difficult faculties of pharmacy in Nigeria. Admittedly, majority of Nigerian students (be they Pharmacy students, Medical students, Yoruba, Business Admin students..etc) feel the need to cram to bag their respective degrees. That in itself is a failure of the educational system we run. And it is not limited to Pharmacy students. Students need to cram when the curriculum is lopsided in favour of didactic teaching to the detriment of exposure to real life situations. As a pharmacy student I found every bit of the experience fascinating, the microbiology, the biochemistry, the pharmacology, the pharmaceutical and medicinal chemistry, the pharmaceutics, the pharmacognosy, the forensics...
I just wish our educators in the country would have the courage to make learning more exciting than it currently is.

As men of honour, we join hands.

wow
Lovely peice and nice way to prove a point...must say I feel touched by your words...
Remember when I 1st started, cramming so not my style (wish I can say that now)...as am trying and still learning the hard way to cram
These days our education system encourage crammers more....imagine a lecturer telling a student to give them back what they gave said students (thus cramming must be done)
So much to say about that that I actually don't know where to start...
Must say thanks for your response.....wish I can explain how it touched me
As men of honour we join hands
But for you
I go hug you

grass2grace247:
Ok bro.

Over 60 members and increasing its been educative, interactive and lots more.

missrock:
chairmo by humblesmith

Had no idea until now
Thankz