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imhomoh:
guy thanks alot for the info. that means the online clearance care is sold only in benin.

Tsiya:
My advice is to talk to your Mum or Dad. I think, they are the people that are in the best postion to discuss this with you since they care about you more than anybody else. Don't fear them or feel shy. Looking for help from faceless people here wont help you.

instanter:
Uniben resumes 2nd semester lecture Jan. 2 2010

jabioye:
Uniben goes on vacation on th 21st of December to resume on the fourth of January.

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Richydos:
Yea, we'all aware of it but u made d info so scary!!!

sugar pp:
Romance Section Needs Spicing Up! jst returned to NL after a long hiatus n man r d topics nt stimulatn! pls guys give me correct romance gist.

Let me start: so i kno someone that is a british citizen n brought over her man from nij i thought that was a big mistake so my question when is it a good time to reveal your citizenship status? i.e. to ensure u dnt get fake professions of luv.
Pls do nt restrict the topic of discussion of this thread. Any juicy gossip will do

TheSeeker:
1. Does Google own this website or is it co-owned by the both of you? Since when has Google has become a board that regulates people's speech and their opinion on how to state their comments? I still believe somewhere inside me that Google may have placed some ads on your website but it should still be your right to let your clients (in this context, users) use the website to the best of their convenience, and this should be known to your Google partners or whatever regulatory board they are.

2. What's their business with wanting Nairaland clean from such languages? Are they trying to tell you that there aren't other sites where Google places adverts that these words are used? You need to do more of your research. There are even Google-sponsored forums where I can still use the word Zap., so what's this nonsense about Google driving some bulla.ss point home?

3. If you have to put some section away just so Google won't start fuming, then I want to believe you don't own this website. And don't they know this is a website where grown people come to comment? This is not a high school forum, this is where Nigerians from all over the world come to express their views, and as beautiful as it looks, everyone wants the freedom to express themselves any way or manner they want; Google being an international company, should realize that.

4. Just say the administrative board of NL will ban anyone that bypasses your filter, don't put it on the spam-bots. Who even cares who bans who? I have come to realize that we're dealing with tyrants where NL is concerned but hey, it is what it is. Half bread is better than none. There are information I get here that I may not have got from elsewhere, so it all makes it interesting. Oga Seun, we will try and abide by your 'rules' but that doesn't make it acceptable. A Yoruba adage says, "Ka do ba'le fun arara ko ni ki a ma ga mon" (meaning that prostrating for a midget doesn't connote that I won't grow tall), suffice to say, if obeying your rules guarantees us our membership on Nairaland, so be it.

5. Yes and there are millions of topics where I might want to blast at someone and say Zap you as a grown adult, and what, Google has restricted me from saying that on Nairaland. This is a general forum, not educational nor an official forum, it is just any other forum in the world and there should be freedom of speech there and however each of us chooses to utilize that freedom. If you want to justify these word filters, you need to delete some sections completely off Nairaland.

Conclusively, let's say no to mental slavery from these western extremists. Even on Twitter people go on there to say whatever they want in whatever way they want it; same goes for Facebook, same goes for MySpace. So what makes NL so different? Because it's owned by a Nigerian?

These are my opinions and I stated them bearing in mind that Seun is the sole owner of this website, if it's otherwise, then my comments shouldn't be reckoned with as valid.

THUNDERWOR:
may god help us

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claycares:
Hi,
Could we use this place to talk about your experience in Sweden. I'm considering going for an undergraduate course there but would like to know more about the country, studies, jobs a foreign student can do and any relevant information. .Please if you are a Nigerian studing in Sweden I would appreciate it if you share your experiences, what kind of work you do to help yourself and at the same time schooling, the language, how friendly are the people, NIgerian students there and many more.
Thanks

ichommy:
Barely 24 hours after 164 Nigerians were deported to Nigeria through the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Ikeja, Lagos, from Libya, over immigration related offences, another 161 were on Tuesday, again deported to the country from the same North African country.

The latest set of deportees who were also brought into the country aboard an Air Memphis chartered aircraft from Sebha in Libya arrived the Lagos airport at 11.15 a.m.

Out of the 161 deported, 73 were males while the remaining 87 were females. They were deported, according to an immigration source, as a result of immigration offences ranging from expired visas, illegal documentation to fake visas.

Tuesday’s deportation brought to 325 the number of Nigerians the Libyan authorities had deported in the last two days. The Libyan government was said to have taken the decision to rid its country of illegal residents with the aim of creating jobs for its citizens to survive the global economic meltdown.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/09122009/news/news14.html

prettyG:
Can it be true?

25%more:
i will definitely marry a rich and famous ugly man. as for the ugliness part, we can always opt. for facial reconstruction surgery

Ebonyeyes:
Nollywood needs these type of stories rather than the recycled junk they keep putting out

rave2u:
mehnn your statement hit straight home!

jejelolatu:
Anoda tale by moonlight.

Anywaz, in d event dat its true, she shud find anoda maga and put her xperience to gud use,