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 Romance › Re: Thank u all by mezainab(f): 12:36pm On Apr 15, 2008 |
life, very funny. They say to lie is a sin while the truth is bitter . What shall we do,then? To say God should take away the devil's power of manipulation and give it to who? Everyday, we keep making the same mistakes.I believe with babamutu,let's be rational. @ poster,from a woman's point of view ,i feel he should have forgiven you ,being a christain but from a man's point of view, a man from a real world (Nigeria),not movies, he'd want to give it another break mostly to establish his position as the man. Besides, he'd be wondering what would happen if he leaves you and travels on an official assignment or whatever for some wks. He'd ask if it means you can't keep yourself till he comes back. You told him your runs while u guys were apart and he told u his. You both swore never to give the devil another chance, then you lapsed.he'd feel betrayed. I feel for you but life must go on. If he's yours ,he's also not very happy where he is now but just be careful what you tell a man because he could do same and not tell u. he could also tell you and expect you to forgive him while he could hardly 4give because they know their runs as men. Haven't you ever wondered why a guy would rather die than give his friend his sister to marry? But, he would want to marry another person's sister. Such is the world we live in |
| Romance › Re: Why Do Women Always Want To "Marry Up"? by mezainab(f): 4:44pm On Dec 17, 2007 |
Would you want your sisters to marry down?Conclude your rationale when you must have answered the question. |
| Food › Re: Indomie, Chikki Or O! Noodles: Which One Tastes Best? by mezainab(f): 4:11pm On Dec 17, 2007 |
una get time |
| Romance › Re: Me, My Corper Friend And My Fiancee by mezainab(f): 1:27pm On Nov 28, 2007 |
Well, its up to u Randa man.From cho cho cho,u get chocolate! |
| Culture › Re: Gap Tooth by mezainab(f): 12:52pm On Nov 28, 2007 |
At first ,i thought it was a vendetta.You know, almondjoy may have been jilted or decieved by a guy endowed with a gap-tooth or whatever.Then the house girls and boys happened to have it while she,a daughter of the soil doesnt.Oh! imagine how painful.So, going on and on about the sssssssssssss thingy ,pretending to be joking gives me a rethink.Envy, almondjoyey, thats what this is all about. @almondjoy Quit trying so hard to be funny.I aint got no gap tooth but i think you r just green with envy.You can get yours done since you missed out during embryo formation.Sawwryy!   @Ifyalways Take note! 1 Like |
| Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Is There Hope For A 3rd Class Graduate ? by mezainab(f): 4:42pm On Nov 13, 2007 |
don jazzie: |
| Literature › Re: Poetry Put Youths To Sleep.Why? by mezainab(f): 4:37pm On Aug 31, 2007 |
Poetry is like music to the soul. Sometimes it lifts one's spirit by touching some spots in our hearts that no one has ever reached ,explaining what we are experiencing at one point in our lives. Somehow,poetry helps us understand we're not the only ones going through a particular phase.Someone has been there before or has a clear imagery and understanding of what we're going through to be able to put in black and white. It could lift your spirit if its an Ode or ballad or it may depress you if its an elergy.Either way,its an interesting work of art not a trick of grammer. With a little bit of literary terms here and there,there's no way poetry can put you to sleep,rather it keeps u awake. Above all, poetry can only be understood,appreciated and written by "thinkers" and great minds. |
| Business › Re: Bad Experiences You've Had With Your Banks? by mezainab(f): 2:06pm On Jul 09, 2007 |
And yes,GTB is da bom'. Talk of customer care from managerial level to security post. Talk of efficient and speedy online services,good balance sheet to start with and many other reasons why GTB remains the best for now. |
| Business › Re: Bad Experiences You've Had With Your Banks? by mezainab(f): 1:37pm On Jul 09, 2007 |
My sad experience was with Intercontinental Bank. In short, they are the worst. I went to their branch at wetheral road, owerri to use their ATM last December. I told my younger brother who was waiting for me close by to move toward the gate and wait there. He became bored and wanted to play a game in his phone when a Mopol chanced the phone from him. I was surprised b/c the boy was at the gate and wasn’t making a call. When I demanded an explanation the Mopol said I should shut up or leave the banking premises. They dragged my brother by the shirt to the outside. This is the bank he, me and my cousin who was already inside and oblivious of what was going on outside the bank uses. To cut the story short, the 2nd Mopol told me to leave the premises when I asked for my brother’s phone. People said I should just comply for the sake of peace. I left but not hurriedly so he slapped/pushed my back and said,” move!” When I turned to face him he slapped my face. Geez, I felt like killing somebody but they held me. I laid my complaint to the pregnant manager who referred me to another guy with an avocado head. After keping me waiting for so long,i had to confront him.He finally didn’t treat my case saying I must have shouted at the Mopol so he slapped me. Earlier, say 10secs after he (1st Mopol) confiscated my brother’s phone, a man wearing a chieftaincy regalia made a call right in front of the bank door (not gate o) and the bullying wimp of a Mopol could only muster in a low tone, “eh chief, you know we don’t make calls in the bank. They write am there now.” He said pointing at the inscription on the wall before the door. The chief waved at him and continued his talk. While an innocent boy’s phone lay in the Mopol’s pocket. Tell me, why I should see anything good in Intercontinental Bank? They really spoilt my christmas in the east. |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 1:22pm On Jul 09, 2007 |
youngies:@ Do i detect chauvenism here or what? What's that "son" doing there,Youngies? well,na obodo ndi kpuru isi ,nwoke otu anya na abu eze in the land of the blind,the one eyed man becomes the king. Incase o buru na unu echefuo la  |
| Literature/Writing Ads › Re: Poetry Contest by mezainab(f): 10:52am On Jul 09, 2007 |
@ hansibone ok. I wait |
| Phones › Re: Lovely Text Messages by mezainab(f): 10:38am On Jul 09, 2007 |
BabyEve:  |
| Culture › Re: Igbo And Yoruba Marriages? by mezainab(f): 11:27am On Jul 06, 2007 |
@donzman when my dad married my mum, he was just a young engineer with Peugeot cars in the coal city. (where he met my mum)Both grew there. He told my mum that he didn't own a car except the official one of once in a while.He was just a young barchelor living in a room apartment.My mum married him nontheless and we're happy as a family today.  Meanwhile,may God help you for asking such a question  @Ezinwannem I'm a Nigerian from the kanuri tribe.Fulani.I'm from Plateu State.Mum is from the east. Ana m asu kwa igbo ofuma. Ka i mara amara o! @ laudate Thanks. I guess you understand because you're mixed.They need to experience this feeling of belonging to two tribes.Such a sweet feeling you know now, |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 2:55pm On Jun 28, 2007 |
Egbe bere ,ugo bere.Nke si ibe ya ebela,nku kuu kwaa ya Let the Kite fly,let the eagle fly, The one that says the other shouldn't fly,should lose it's wings. Youngies, note that |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 2:53pm On Jun 28, 2007 |
@ youngies Uta adighiri gi nwanne m! You are not to blame ,my brother . Mgbe onye ji tete bu ututu ya. Whenever one wakes is her morning besides, a ga na achu aja ka ikpe na- ama ndi mmuo. sacrifices will be made so that the spirits will be blamed |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 12:36pm On Jun 28, 2007 |
@ cute-ass Nnoo. O tee la |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 12:00pm On Jun 28, 2007 |
@ youngies Okwa eto uto ogiri n'ofe o si be isi when you praise the sweetness of the farmented melon in soup, it starts smelling ngwa nu, anyi ga -ama onye ike ga-agwu. ochu okuko nwe ada,nwa okuko na nwe nwe oso He that chases the fowl will fall down while the fowl continues in its flee. @diamondd Uzu na amaghi akpu ogene lee egbe anya n'odu The blacksmith that doesn't know how to mould a gong should look at the tail of the kite. |
| Forum Games › Re: Submit Your "quote Of The Day" by mezainab(f): 4:11pm On Jun 27, 2007 |
sorrow breaks seasons and reposing hours, makes the night morning,and the noon tide night There is no duty we so much underrate as the duty of being happy poverty is an anomaly to rich people.It is very difficult to make out why people who want dinner do not ring the bell money speaks sense in a language all nations understand ready money is Aladin's lamp |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 3:58pm On Jun 27, 2007 |
ok youngies, Agu anaghi agwa uwa na obu agu a Tiger does not have to proclaim its Tigritude ma umu Agu enweghi onye ga ako akuko nta ha mere mgbe ochie , ndi mmadu ka ga n'eto dinta. until lions have their own historian tales of the hunt,the people will always glorify the hunter. |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 6:33pm On Jun 26, 2007 |
Oti igba ga enwe anya asaa! a master drummer must have 7 eyes mee ihe n'oge ya ka udo were soro ya do a thing at its time and peace follows |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 6:14pm On Jun 26, 2007 |
@cute-ass where are you ? haba! @youngies where are you guys now? i hu okenye ka o na agbago olu n' eri utara akpu,o bughi maka uto ya kama na makana ochoghi ka ofe gu sa ya na-akwa. when you see an elder bending his neck while eating fufu,its not because of its sweetness but because he doesnt want the soup to touch his cloth. (an elder makes peace not because he can't make trouble but for peace to prevail) 1 Like |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 6:03pm On Jun 26, 2007 |
onye nyara Anyinya anya ukwu na awu oso n'uzo adighi mma ga enwete onwe ya ma kwusikwa n'uzo ihere. he who rides the horse of greed at a gallop will pull it up at the door of shame @ moondust:@Moondust, bring it on |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 5:56pm On Jun 26, 2007 |
yes kedu ndi no eba a! A fulani may lie but s/he will not make a lying proverb! @ youngies Mmadu nwee chi oma, a si na ogara na nke onye na -agba afa mana onwee chi ojoo ma obu na enwegi onye enyemaka ,asi na onweghi olile anya. if a man is fortunate ,people say he's been to the diviner,if he's destitute, they say he's hopeless. |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 3:40pm On Jun 25, 2007 |
besides,ukwa ruo oge ya odaa, a ripe breadfruit falls by itself |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 3:37pm On Jun 25, 2007 |
@youngies kedu nke jikoro udene na onye na akpu isi? what's the relationship between the vulture and a barber? ebe i makwara na nnunu na- efe n'elu, anya ya no na-ala. The bird is flying in the air but its eyes are on the ground.that is to say that its good to know where you are coming from, just chere, ana m abia , |
| Forum Games › Re: Submit Your "quote Of The Day" by mezainab(f): 2:47pm On Jun 25, 2007 |
Hospitality is making your guest feel at home even though you wish they were. We are what we repeatedly do, excellence is not an act but a habit, Aristotle Experience is what you have in abundance when you are too old to get the job. Luck is preparation meeting opportunity, Oprah Winfrey |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 2:21pm On Jun 25, 2007 |
Ihe okenye noro ala hu,nwata rigoro n'elu ogaghi ahu ya. What an elderly person sees while sitting down, a younger person ,even while at the top can't see. |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 1:54pm On Jun 25, 2007 |
youngies:Tell him o! you no even say me-zainab, as i don de react and vibrate, arrrhg! |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 1:41pm On Jun 25, 2007 |
ndi igbo turu ilu si na oka mma na ewepuru ikpo nsi kama ikata akwukwo kpuchie ya maka na onye kpuchie ya ma were udara pu ga etinye kwa ukwu n'ikpo nsi ahu ma olagha chi azu i site ofu uzo ahu. It is better to remove the shit than to cover it because you might match the shit if you'd be taking the same route on your way back. 1 Like |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 1:13pm On Jun 25, 2007 |
youngies:which kin defeat? cherekwa, o ga ha abia, i mean cute -ass. meanwhile kedu onye huru ugbo-ala na strike a ( for those of us in naija) ma o bu nwee efe? And, how are you youngies? i putala? |
| Culture › Re: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by mezainab(f): 1:01pm On Jun 25, 2007 |
youngies:no be soldiers pikins spoil you youngies, na so you be!  . You don spoil finis' i mebi go. |
| Culture › Re: Igbo And Yoruba Marriages? by mezainab(f): 12:47pm On Jun 25, 2007 |
As a child of an inter-ethnic marriage, I can say in all honesty, that I have never experienced any kind of discrimination, for being a product of an inter-ethnic relationship. I don't know of any part of Nigeria where a child would be denied of his rights and priviledges, simply because his mother comes from another ethnic group. A collegue of mine once said: "Among my father's people, am a son of the soil but among my mother's kindred, am an honoured guest." For me, it has always been more of an advantage, than anything else. I am fully part of both worlds, even if my words carry more weight in my father's clan. I also have to undertake more responsibilities in my father's lineage, than in my maternal one. One is blessed to have been fully assimilated, into both societies. @ laudate I agree with you,absolutely. Never felt any form of descrimination from both sides. Infact, i write my maternal language as well as i speak it. In my secondary sch. days and undergraduate days, i had a ball staying with my maternal folks. It all boils down to perception and family values irrespective of what this tribe believe and what the other tribe doesnt. Humm I really wonder when tribe will no longer be an issue in Nigeria. This forum is becoming hot already! |
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