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Dosn't make sense?? Why? USA forum would be red, white blue. The Jamaican forums are Black, Gold and Green. Etc etc, W/e tho, was just an idea. |
Well, I think it is probably due to the diminishing quality of the content here on Nairaland. What I mean is that, at one point, NL was such a cool forum with such a good dedicated following of users, and it was actually fun and interesting to come on here. However, over time the site has changed much, and the posts that I see personally (especially up in the romance section) just get sillier and sillier to the point where the whole effing board is sometimes just overrun with nonsense. Maybe that bes the reason. Hundoh? |
Description of the flag According to Pedersen in "The International Flag Book in Color" (English Edition, 1971) the Nigerian National and Merchant Flag and Jack was "Chosen in 1959 from among 2870 suggestions in a competition; it was designed by a student from Ibadan, Michael Taiwo Akinkunmi. The green panels represent agriculture; the white, peace and unity." In "Flags Through the Ages and Across the World" by Whitney Smith, 1975, this flag was first officially hoisted 1 October, 1960, Nigeria's date of independence. So the flag that was adopted in 1959 didn't become the official flag of the country until Nigeria became an official country on 1 October 1960. Nick Artimovich, 5 February 1996 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Nigerian national flag is green, under with standard No. BF of 1955 it is chart 0-0-10, under The British Colour Council it is classified as CC104-CC105, and under SILOR international color chart is classified as 193-173 (Source: Federal Ministry of Information). |
IDK. . . Like I love NL, but I was wondering, why is the forum blue and white? I was thinking that maybe it should be green and white instead to reflect Nigeria's colors, You know? Just a thought and suggestion. Feedback? Responses? ![]() https://www.office.xerox.com/gifs/business-resources/tips/CO_6.12.0.jpg https://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m188/contactdammie/Girl_Walking_With_Nigeria_Flag.gif [img]http://2.bp..com/_FJSxWSju1iA/Sb-pYCmkzlI/AAAAAAAAAQE/APXskNIyQ0c/s400/asa-wrapped-with-nigerian-flag-uthman-wahaab.jpg[/img] |
Who here is on Moco? What's your mocospace link? |
[size=14pt]Welcome[/size] What's your Facebook? |
[size=15pt]WTF?? **Shakes head and leaves NL** [size=3pt]Now I remember why I stopped coming on here.[/size] |
Sorry, Firearm. I wish you the BESTof luck in finding her, and I will keep you and her in my prayer. I do agree that you should post a picture of her and her whole face, so that people may recognize her and tell you if they've seen her. . . |
My Skype id is MagzLove Hit me up!! |
Everyone please say a prayer for her |
Which Guy On Nairaland Has The Best Personality? That would be me, without a shadow of doubt. |
Fukk cake. I want real food, with substance. Is that too much to ask? |
why?? |
I can someone agree with NewAkata's points. Esp the differences between "Naija babes" and "American babes". |
@ FineMocha, how come you never talk to me on Yahoo? |
Gabry:Trust me, it's NOT the same. |
Gabry:A combination of both really. I would go into this further, but I don't feel like writing a master thesis on a message board. The book is a worthy read though, if you have any interest in Black culture. . . |
I've met many angry Black women. I've also met many peaceful, sweetheartish Black women. I've met angry White women, Happy Lation Men, and Melancholy Mulato Women. I've met depressed White Men, and noble Black Men. ya-da-da ya-da-da ya-yah |
@ Gabry, . Firstly, read the book before you judge the validity of the theory. I have studied this extensively everyday for several years, and I assure you that it is real. Furthermore, understand that Antoine Fischer also displayed MANY symptoms of Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome. So did his foster siblings, his forster mom, and other characters in his life story. It is not to say that people cannot succeed or overcome the syndrome and achieve true happiness, but the theory is simply that some of (or alot of) the basis of the behaviors in people (namely "American" peoples, both Black and Non-Black), are deeply routed in the slavery culture that birthed what we know as "America". @ Chiogo, . Yes, Antoine Fischer was a book and movie, but it is autobiographical and based on a real man and his life experiences. |
Nigerian women = Stuck up and prejudiced American women = Lost in the sauce, . |
Maybe it's aight for some, . But, it's not ok for ME! |
This is just like cancer. If you figure out what's going on early enough (like now), then you can possibly do something about it. Stay and wait, and the heartbreak may be even worse. Love is dynamic, not static. What that means is simple that people, and their hearts, change. Sorry bro, . |
@ Poster, Maybe you really are too good to be true, |
[size=16pt]It's not a myth. In America especially, there are some anger issues that are symptoms of a condition known as "Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome". Read up on it, [/size] |
Ha, All of my life, I have always been a one-woman man. However, I think I am about to change this, and started dealing with many women at once. In this time, I see more benefit in having several girlfriends instead of trying to find the "right" one. Thoughts? Opinions? Advice? |
Thank you everyone. |
[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=363808.msg5076318#msg5076318 date=1260319421]^^I don't believe your story. [/quote]Okay. You don't have to believe.However, the story is true and my heartache is sincere. |
Thank you everyone, esp Platinum ![]() |
Should I go on and try for a third time? |
Really?? |
If I ever get married. ![]() |


