₦airaland Forum

Krasid:
2-1 in favour of Enyimba now.

groundnutoil:
no goals yet

ghostwritter:
abeg shut up, even ur father can't eradicate boko haram within a year.
Buhari is a human being just like u and I and not a robot like the quotee.

Lordave:
I'll keep apologising to GEJ until I see something good in GMB

ishe25:
pls analyse we need the info

Rabin22:
1.8 metre badr

Sanchez01:
Unfortunately, both of you are wrong. There is no such thing as "my names are...". Here lemme explain;

1. The question is "What IS your NAME?": Note, the question did not come with the plural BrE+ form which in this regard would be "ARE". Hence, the question is directed to a singular form or entity (which is one person) and the answer would be singular as well. Therefore "My name is Goodluck Ebele Jonathan is most correct".

2. "Name" is a Noun but one's name is singular: This is quite complicated but simple at the same time. A name is an identity by which something is known or described as.

So, when we say "Names", we refer to several others but this is the tricky part; regardless of how many names you bear or carry, you are ONE person. Hence,, we refer to you as a singular entity and not belonging to the plurality class. Hermaphrodites who are even known to possess both male and female features are not pluralized.

Bearing the above in mind, it would imply that the several "NAMES" you have all belong to "ONE" person which is YOU. This is why it is proper to say "My name is Goodluck Ebele Jonathan".

NB: Goodluck+Ebele+Jonathan are all names but they belong to ONE person, therefore it cannot be pluralized during introduction.

Finally, instead of saying "My names are" just say "My full name is..."
E.g;

Customs inspector: Would you please state your name?

Passenger: I'm Goodluck Jonathan

Inspector: Excuse me, sir. Would you please state your full name? / Would you please state your name in full?

Passenger: Sorry! My full name is Goodluck Ebele Jonathan

SuperSuave:
beat some sense into his dry gay a$$ bruhhh ++

MAYOWAAK:
Read the last sentence on the certificate.I believe you can also see that UNITED STATES CONGRESS emblem on other card beside the certificate.A quick google search also reveals that Sheila Jackson Lee,the member who signed the certificate is the U.S. Representative for Texas's 18th congressional district.

HungerBAD:
In a Civilized world, that is what leaders do and that is NEGOTIATE. We cannot kill or wish Boko Haram away, nice move PRESIDO.

rheether:
Nnamdi Kanu, see what you have caused ooo

SuperSuave:
my wish doesnt change a thing.








Ermm..which country colonized them?