₦airaland Forum

Trailblazer93:
Ksu no try for us oo. We might just have to wait for batch A 2018.

Trailblazer93:
Ksu no try for us oo. We might just have to wait for batch A 2018.

Sleyanya1:
Yes o thanks so much.

P.S: if our secular politicians chosen by the people own private jets, what about we chosen by God. Christianity doesn't connote suffering. We give God glory.

AlfieJ5:
I get mentions, Hmmm!! Issoaiit.. Anyways,I rest my case

Vivly:
Chat here. I get mentions

Raintaker:
Not an Ajebo, but I don't know it. Grew up in the village

RealLordZeus:
Damn! I tried to improvise my own set of wheels by adding a log of wood beside the board to serve as brake, well don't blame me, what did I know about impact force then, just help me thank God my neck is still intact... Ingenuity.. Lol

Jacktheripper:
Looks strange to me

Chuknovski:
NA who Nigeria offend NA, this FIFA pipu una wicked sha

Highorbit:
Of course no. There 're other departments in KSU. Didn't you see someone saying 2015 set still on ground? There are some departments of 2015 set that none has gone for service. They didn't go with B16 neither did they go with A17. Meanwhile their mates in other departments were getting mobilized. So definitely they're starting from those 2015 set and then some 2016 set as well. There are chances you guys might get mobilized as well.

Highorbit:
Yes Physics 2015 set left for camp with batch A 2017. Senate will never mobilize anyone with unapproved results. U guys shouldnt have relaxed. Ur predecessors in camp now didn't relax. So you guys just have to start making efforts from now but MOST LIKELY you guys are going to be mobilized with batch A 2018. Not neglecting the fact that some of ur mates with approved results in other departments might likely be mobilized with B17.

Nedfed:
If na to judge with today's football, Nigeria can top that table I swear.
Football is unpredicted nowadays that's why u see people losing to betting site everyday.
In as much Crystal palace can beat Chelsea, omo Naija can make it too.

Highorbit:
From what I understand, KSU has been collating PCMs list since September. Infact since August. if ur set are going, you should have been hearing things from Senate. Like the guy above said, 2015 still dy ground o

chiraqDemon:
An unpatriotic person woulda said that FIFA would advice naija to withdraw and save face. So I was being patriotic.

chiraqDemon:
An unpatriotic person woulda said that FIFA would advice naija to withdraw and save face. So I was being patriotic.

Highorbit:
Which year did you graduate from KSU and what department?

slanky:
they have been coalating data.. If you are due to serve plz fall in school if you can....

chiraqDemon:
Germany would surely qualify sha. I think Spain too. Nigeria 0 points. And im being patriotic sef

tobillionaire:
we cant even play a draw

tobillionaire:
we cant even play a draw

Nizox:
you have to be in school to charge them to do it, otherwise ur name might be ommitted

flex04:
nt new laws bt sealing de law

flex04:
nt new laws bt sealing de law

DANDeGENERAL:
people’s

All it takes is a single tweet or text for some people to reveal their poor grasp of the English language.Homophones — words that sound alike but are spelled differently — can be particularly pesky.Regardless, you should never choose incorrectly in these nine situations:

1. ‘YOUR’ VS. ‘YOU’RE’“Your” is a possessive pronoun, while “you’re” is a contraction of “you are.”Example 1: You’re pretty.Example 2: Give me some of your whiskey.

2. ‘IT’S’ VS. ‘ITS’Normally, an apostrophe symbolizes possession, as in, “I took the dog’s bone.” But because apostrophes also replace omitted letters — as in “don’t” — the “it’s” vs. “its” decision gets complicated.Use “its” as the possessive pronoun and “it’s” for the shortened version of “it is.”Example 1: The dog chewed on its bone.Example 2: It’s raining

3. ‘THEN’ VS. ‘THAN’“Then” conveys time, while “than” is used for comparison.Example 1: We left the party and then went home.Example 2: We would rather go home than stay at the party.

4. ‘THERE’ VS. ‘THEY’RE’ VS. ‘THEIR’“There” is a location. “Their” is a possessive pronoun. And “they’re” is a contraction of “they are.”Use them wisely.

5. ‘WE’RE’ VS. ‘WERE’“We’re” is a contraction of “we are” and “were” is the past tense of “are.”

6. ‘AFFECT’ VS. ‘EFFECT’“Affect” is a verb and “effect” is a noun.There are, however, rare exceptions. For example, someone can “effect change” and “affect” can be a psychological symptom.Example: How did that affect you?Example: What effect did that have on you?

7. ‘TWO’ VS. ‘TOO’ VS. ‘TO’“Two” is a number.“To” is a preposition. It’s used to express motion, although often not literally, toward a person, place, or thing.And “too” is a synonym for “also.”

8. ‘INTO’ VS. ‘IN TO’“Into” is a preposition that indicates movement or transformation, while “in to,” as two separate words, does not.Example: We drove the car into the lake.Example: I turned my test in to the teacher.In the latter example, if you wrote “into,” you’re implying you literally changed your test into your teacher.

9. ‘ALOT’“Alot” isn’t a word. This phrase is always two separate words: a lot.

10. ‘WHO’ VS. ‘WHOM’Use “who” to refer to the subject of a sentence and “whom” to refer to the object of the verb or preposition. Shortcut: Remember that who does it to whom.Example: Who ate my sandwich?Example: Whom should I ask?

11. ‘WHOSE’ VS. ‘WHO’S’Use “whose” to assign ownership to someone and “who’s” as the contraction of “who is.”Example: Whose backpack is on that table?Example: Who’s going to the movies tonight?

12. ‘I’ VS. ‘ME’Use “I” when you are the subject of a sentence and “me” when you are the object.Example: John and I went to the store to buy some food.Example: The cashier handed the groceries to John and me.

13. ‘PEAK’ VS. ‘PIQUE’Use “peak” when describing the highest point or maximum value and “pique” when you are talking about stimulating curiosity.Example: I hiked to the peak of the mountain.Example: The fascinating prior experience her résumé piqued my interest.

temblor1:
Pls don't dare blame it on poverty.

uzoormah:
Poverty na orphan.. e no get mama or papa