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k2039: I dont think their is anything wrong,afterall I may use it on her also very often

Ok dats good. I think I'm filled with the naija mentality of different levels of respect on d side of d male and female. i.e a woman giving more repect 2 a man while hers won't be exactly d same in return

With what I have seen severally, I want to know whether its normal for ladies to use words like you are very stupid or your brain is not correct on their boyfriends or husband during quarrels.
I have seen like two people that do it very well and they said its normal in a relationship.
Does it mean that guys who do not take such words from their partners are too hard and expect too much of respect?

Beautiful Lady.

afam4eva: Yet again they've twisted it to make it sound different. My friend it's Udara and not Odara.


This one has even twisted it further to make it sound different from what Igbos call it.

@ Afam or wateva u call urself. U ve lost ur senses. Y can't u mind ur bizness. Mtchweeeeee

chino24: Psquare is the best and brightest in Africa, the African Usher..
Other Nigerian singers are just kpamgolo..

I wud love 2 tell u 2 keep mute.
TU FACE is a mature and cute singer

djeezy: Odara- Ikwerre(Rivers state)

No, in Ikwerre(Rivers state)it is called Oda. No offence nwene

cyril83: He's only wasting his time and about to crash his marriage coz most of Nlander gurls are amoeba wen it comes to shape,termites and most r divorcee

U should try to respect ursef Mr. Man

Yeah I spent d 50 kobo coin

I'm so happy 4 Paschal. Always wished he'll be d winner and it came 2 pass. #smiles#

fellis: Over hyped fat old woman.

At least u can't stand her. Silly critic

[quote author=acidosis™]It's okay to fight a WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) type of fight in your relationship esp when dealing with 'cheating' among Nigerian girls... but when you talk of "someone you love" - it is another form of madness influenced by a lustful desire prior to the imagination of your woman's/man's body..[/quote]Why not get delivered 4rm dis ur nigerian girls negative mentality? Mtchweeeeeee
@ op ur right but an overdose is dangerous

Wow! Is Rivers state dis rich or blessed? I'm suspecting they will have to deduct the money 4rm d allocation of the concerned states. Meanwhile Amaechi should ve pity on his state and do a fast development

[quote author=udemzy_udex]He told moses to make a serpent he didn't tell him to make an image of him. moses didn't tell d pple of Israel to bow down for the serpent,he only told moses to tell the pple of Isreal to look at it..[/quote]Mind u catholics don't have the image of God our heavenly Father but of Jesus because he was known by people

[/b][quote author=eboe boy][b]One day, an Igbo man will rule Lagos. And that is whether you like it or not. It may take years but it will surely happen[/quote

Ur so funny. Ur fighting 2 rule another man in their land, so ur no more fighting 4 biafra again.

Yaradua! And his legacy will live 4 a long time. Death just shortened his good rule

[quote author=booqee]In d old times, wooing a guy may seem or appear desperate and cheap or something. But now?? Oh puleazzze! Dis is freaking 2012! Its no big deal to ask a guy out..it just depends on the way you tell d guy. If i'm crushing on a guy, and he possess practically most of the tinz i want in a guy, why can't i approach him, rather dan stick to some goddamned loser who might end up breaking ur heart. My happiness'll always comes first. But because of our 'african mentality', pple still see it as unethical, immoral, desperate and a cheap attempt..which makes it difficult for african girls especially to do it.
Maybe i need to be reminded, pls which law or rule says its MUST be d guy dat must make d first move??


It is not a law. It is a custom. Customs are not written down. They are passed 4rm one generation 2 another.

I believe that Nigerian tradition does not include a lady proposing marriage 2 a man. Its kinda abnormal in dis part of the world

2 me Man utd are loosers cos there was mago mago. Still proud of d Blues. Even with d whole situation, dey tried

[quote author=pastormustwacc]I did not know catholics are christians o. shuo?

But that aside, i have met a few catholics who are actually christians.


U didn't know catholics are christains and u ve met catholics dat are christains. See how ur killing ur self with contradictions. Must u comment? Ewu ha zuru azu

Naija is not America, simple!

So painful.

So ur comin here now 2 tell us what nah? Cos u sound like u wanna use her and dump.

Just be smart enough 2 ignore them but not totally avoiding dem so u could ve tips 2 their plans. Meanwhile please don't leave ur food or drinks around because the heart of a man is very wicked. And be careful while accepting gifts because even the bible says every man is appointed to live only once on earth. Just ask God 4 wisdom and d spirit of carefulness. Dis will take care of everything

Hello fellow Nlander's,

What do u think about the continuous problems facing rivers state university of science and technology? I just read on NTA news flash about a strike threat of ASUU on RSUST following unresolved matters of injustice in choosing a Vice chancellor.
Meanwhile dis school has been tagged a strike school cos of its continuous strike. How discouraged are u in running a programme which d strike may double its duration?

idowuswap: Igbo don they kill themselves becus of money again they want money by all means

And who said Ahoada is igbo? Idowu pls get a life. *mtchweeeeee*

okpara ugo: How does that put food on the table of the common man?

U should ve an answer 2 ur question. Nobody forced u 2 comment on d thread with a promise of putting food on ur table. *sighs*

In ikwerre(rivers state) it is called IJAPUN and AKUMEKE(tapioca and coconut)

irpheezy: C'mon its abachaa, don't confuse urself. Tapioca is abachaa

No der's no confusion. In Igbo it is called Akpunmiri. Abacha is african salad(sliced cassava missed with ingredients) not tapioca(bigger sliced cassava without anything)

irpheezy: C'mon its abachaa, don't confuse urself. Tapioca is abachaa

No der's no confusion. In Igbo it is called Akpunmiri. Abacha is african salad(sliced cassava missed with ingredients) not tapioca(bigger slice cassava without anything)

irpheezy: C'mon its abachaa, don't confuse urself. Tapioca is abachaa

No der's no confusion. In Igbo it is called Akpunmiri. Abacha is african salad(sliced cassava missed with ingridients) not tapioca(bigger slice cassava without anything)

kulyie: heheheehehee u just reminded me of a friend i had way back when i was in school,chai,i never see boy wey talk like ekene before.d boy came to visit me in my room in school and d boy came around after 7pm,we jisted and jisted from one topic to d other till my mouth was paining me and i stoped talkin,but he continued talkin so i will try and end d conversation by leaving to go to d kitchen and wash plates,he will still go and meet me there and continue jistin,ill press my phone and start playin music,still he will continue talkin,when i couldnt take it any longer i told him ekene please i want to sleep,he said y shud i sleep wen he is still talking of which it was around 11.30 pm,i just switched off d light,wraped myself inside a blanket,backed him and told him to lock d door when he leaves,dat was wen he got d message,he felt upset but i didnt care because i just needed to sleep and his conversation was already borin me and of which i was usin actions to tell him but wasnt gettingill i became rude.we later made up but we just say hi n i quickly take off bfor he arrest me with over talking

Lol! I understand u. That experience could be frustrating

tevinsolt: when science has failed you, where/who do you turn to?

God Almighty