₦airaland Forum

puskin:
A week ke. . . . WTF!!!!!!

tomi_ade:
:::i should have just waited::what the hell did i download. . .

MOBINGA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!helPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!! , 7.84GB cant go to waste!!!

I promise not to download any game b4 release date

to download don tire me

ibro911:
Called Lexyman, should be getting it on thursday. Thanks.

The game has been getting very positive reviews generally. My favorite being Kotaku's http://kotaku.com/5684775/review-call-of-duty-black-ops-modern-warfare-redefined

Cougar:
you cannot judge the game based on what youtubers are saying. you have to play it yourself and cop the experience. i have not gotten my copy yet cos i preordered the hardened version which will be delivered tomorrow morning. . . . .but the reviews i have read are all positive. guardian uk gave the game 10/10 and i think amazon uk handed it 5 stars.

the game is sure to be a brilliant game. get it, play it.

http://www.bhelpuri.net/Snippy/Snippy.exe

Bawss1:
Readers should bear in mind that the Mobinga rating is coming from a mod who admittedly dislikes FPS. 

Here's a quick question, have you actually played the game?  I'm sure you judging from the trailers you watched.  .   MW2 was/is a great game and so far Black Ops is living up to the standard (judging from the likes of Joystiq http://www.joystiq.com/2010/11/09/call-of-duty-black-ops-review/)  When I first played MW2, for a whole week I kept seeing a shooter on every window or rooftop. Great games do that to you. 

I'm with you on spending not more than 5K though, waiting till I can get a used copy, it will happen soon. 

xtremeidea:
This stuff is heavy o!!! games of nowadays sef!!! how many of them does one really play. _{*bows and shakes his head*}

I find myself stucked to only PES for now

http://www.poweriso.com/PowerISO47.exe

malone5923:
Yessa [thumbs up]!

v3:
The KazeKage goes home today.

The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, has vowed to shut down the country with effect from 12 midnight on Tuesday.
https://pmnewsnigeria.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/MR-ABDULWAHED-OMAR.-NLC-Pre.jpg
MR ABDULWAHED OMAR., NIGERIA LABOUR CONGRESS PRESIDENT>
<p>This is to protest the non-implementation of the agreement it reached with the Federal Government on the N18,000 national minimum wage.</p>
<p>Speaking with <em>P.M.NEWS</em> this morning about the impending three-day warning strike, the Assistant Secretary General of NLC, Denja Yaqub said: “there is no going back on the strike.”</p>
<p>According to him, “we are going to shut down everything, including the airspace. What can stop the strike is if President Goodluck Jonathan immediately sends the draft bill on the minimum wage agreement to the National Assembly to be passed into a law.”</p>
<p>Yaqub said President Jonathan was merely politicising the issue, adding that the agreement drafted by Justice Alpha Belgore, who was the chairman of the committee set up to negotiate with labour, has been with the Federal Government and that what is left is for the government to send it to the National Assembly.</p>
<p>He said President Jonathan’s remarks that the Council of State will meet again over the agreement already reached amounts to chasing shadows because state governors had contributed to the agreement and some even suggested that the minimum wage be higher than the N18,000 being demanded.</p>
<p>Yaqub said President Jonathan should get serious or else nobody will trust him anymore.</p>
<p>Meanwhile, as the NLC address the press today on the strike, the Vice President, Namadi Sambo is expected to meet with state governors in Abuja today over the issue.</p>
<p>Labour leaders are also expected at the meeting which many believe could stave off the strike if an amicable decision is taken.</p>
<p>Last Friday, the meeting between the Labour and Productivity Minister, Chief Emeka Wogu, ended in a stalemate.</p>
<p>NLC Secretary General, John Odah confirmed today’s meeting with the Vice President in Abuja.</p>
<p>The NLC has been agitating for a new national minimum wage for many years. The current minimum wage is N7,500 while some states pay as little as N5,500. Some of the states can’t even pay it. They owe workers for several months.</p>
<p><em>—Ada Owojela</em></p>

chiegemba:
. . . welcome back!!!

Studio CFR:
It is well
@Coolabie

*winks*

Mr.Bones:
[size=14pt] animal control unit don fail again [/size]

clemcykul:
your stupidity makes me sick! *pukes into his mouth***

netotse:
yep. . .i have a lil present for you sef