₦airaland Forum

RichyBlacK:
I look forward to the day that the overwhelming majority of Nigerians will dismiss juju claims as the fraud they truly are.

Thank you.

be prepared to look for a long time. . .lol

not bad, maybe it's time to ditch starcomms o

hey people,

we have some of the most passionate posters on NL on this thread, isn't there a way we could ignore our differences for a second and consider how we can move naija forward, in this case by dealing with the oil spill issues?

if the crooked politicians aren't going to do it, it's left to us, and if we spend all our time insulting each other(parents inclusive too) just when will nigeria improve? cause no single tribe/group has what it takes to move nigeria forward

@beaf
must you always be so abrasive? you're starting to seem like one of those people that feel they haven't achieved anything until they have traded insults.

fifi09:
dilettante

Why r you posting the same word twice, is my answer wrong?

Nfernceie

inference


narilota

non-Edo people just wont get, the way they relate to their culture is different from how we relate to ours.

@freeman
you went to lag? we suppose relate, what's your yim?

deneut:
are u sure it exist?pls check the letters very well.

lol. . .i was wondering why the thread had gone silent

netotse:
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ralenigo

REGIONAL

yep i'm sure. . .spent quite a bit of time in PHCN, fibre was laid 2002ish PHCN uses it for data in very few places, but since there's so much capacity, they sold the rights in the north to 3phase and dangote got the rights for the south. . .

lumzi23:
Regarding last mile, how do the fibre cables being laid out by Phase 3 Telecoms and Dangote's Alheri Engineering fit in. They are being laid along PHCN powerlines.

they are merely leasing the cables from PHCN, they dont own them, PHCN installed them a while back

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ralenigo

unjeje

deneut:
snipusvmiper

guy are you out to prove a point or something?

deneut:
consultant


rescoedposre

the word is too long jo. . .sebi OP said to limit ourselves to 8-words max sefS

^^OK i get your point now, even though it's wierd when your siblings insist on calling me uncle sha. . .but just for you

funkybaby:
evidence please??

Dr Kitaun:
^Young man . . . I dont share !

abeg Dr. Kitaun come and carry your property. . .how dare she question me. . .a nigerian man! a full-blooded man for that matter, in short, i'm beginning to suspect that this funkybaby is not a nigerian girl sef. . .what nonsense, how will she not know that as a nigerian man, my word is law and should be taken over and above every other including but not limited to the constitution, the Holy books, newspapers, her friends, the truth etc.

nonsense and ingredients.


[size=5pt]however, if she is willing to apologize and show penitence, due to my inherent compassion and all that(yes, it's part of my inheritance as a naija man) i will be willing to re-absorb her into my harem although at a lower level of girlfriendIII[/size]

Dr Kitaun:
^Young man . . . I dont share !

behold, the old have passed away, the young are in charge!

funkybaby:
mo ti gbo
blessed are the peacemakers . . . . . .

reports reaching me confirm that OAM4J is a poisonous frog o. . .u can like to redirect them kisses!

dayokanu:
i tot u said u were done with this place?

fl done with this thread? i laff in afrikaans

FL Gators:
Tgirl4real, no you're not old fashion. Your observation and shock was correctly made.

I find it quite rude infact that a younger girl would call her older sister's fiancee by name. When she shouldnt even be calling her sister by name. We've welcomed the western culture into our own culture. Day by day, the respect for our culture diminishes, which saddens me.


There's no reason for any child, naija bred and born to wake up in the morning and greet his parent like that.
It's not totally the kids fault or the girl's younger siblings fault. It's how society tolerates the act. I'm sure the kids wont greet their parents that way if the parents said something about it.

But then, you have to realize that as time goes by, people adapt to what they find preferable.

Society says "No", society says "Yes". . . . at the end, it's what "I" say when I have my own children to raise that's really going to matter.

babe you really shouldn't use absolutes, as i mentioned in my post, we are not big on brother and sister in my place, it's mostly southwesterners that are into the whole thing. . .

like i said, whether or not you call someone by his name or whatever doesn't mean you respect the person, i know a lot of people that do the whole brother thing but are still as rude and uncouth as anything. . .

so if my sister now marries someone ten years older than me i should call him brother abi? *thunder fire his head!

Tgirl4real:
Guys, letz discuss this:

I was watching a soap on TV recently where a girl's(about to wed) younger siblings(with a wide age difference) call her fiance by name. At first, I thought probably cos they are noy Yorubas, but I later discovered that the girl's mum is Yoruba. Should we always embrace western culture and forget ours?

Again, I watched another one, where the kids greet their parents hi mum, hi dad. Am I old school or we don't value our culture anymore?

truth be told, respect is not a function of what we refer to people as, it's still possible to call someone brother **** and be rude. . .

i call my parents mummy and daddy, dont see how diff that is from mum and dad. hello mummy and hi mum are the same thing.

caveat: i'm not yoruba, and my people aren't big on prefixes. . .lol

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nateevs:
We are looking from different angles. . .
[b]If you want to browse a google page, you'll get there is a few seconds with the sub cable.
If you want to access your Nigerian bank account on-line if the server is hosted in the bank in Lagos . . . it'll be the same speed you experience now.
[/b]The quality of your skype audio and video calls to me will improve significantly. . . but a skype call to your pals in Lagos will stay the same. . .
That's what you get with an ISP that is only a gateway.

sey it's cos we dont have an internet exchange here?

yellow


sitonat

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meself i'm stumped. . .

dominique:
you're correct. happened back in '07 when i was in my final year there. the guy shot himself cos he was going to have an extra year. pathetic

you were in final year back then? that means we entered school together. . .lol(i just might know you then. . .not likely though, i didn't leave my faculty much)

@Dr. kitaun
matrimonial kini? didn't you hear when funkybaby denied you?

@asiwaju
i'm half from igboegunrin, and i'm asking you as a brother to leave my funkybaby alone(because she's mine and not Dr. kitaun's)

stole this from someone's fb status. . .lol

Ikenna wanted to get married. He was having trouble choosing among three likely candidates [Ifeoma, Nneka & Ngozi]. He gives each woman a present of N650,000 and watches to see what they do with the money.

Ifeoma does a total make over.She goes to a fancy beauty salon gets her hair done, new make up and buys several new, outfits and dresses up very nicely for the man.She tells him that she has done this to be more attractive for him because she loves him so much.Ikenna was impressed.

Nneka goes shopping to buy the man gifts. She gets him a new set of golf clubs, some new gizmos for his computer, and some expensive clothes. As she presents these gifts, she tells him that she has spent all the money on him because, See More she loves him so much.Again, the man is impressed.

Ngozi invests the money in the stock market. She earns several times the N650,000. She gives him back his N650,000 and reinvests the remainder in a joint account. She tells him that she wants to save for their future because she loves him so much.Obviously, Ikenna was impressed.

He thought for a long time about what each woman had done with the money he'd given her.Then, he married the one with the biggest boobs.Men are like that, you know. You can never tell what they base their judgment on. Hahahaha effin confused human beings

y'all should read the wiki articles. . .it's not er'time you should remove the tooth, a couple of years ago i had problems with my third wisdom tooth and i

went to the dentists(this one was at the civil service secretariat sha. . .really efficient ppl) and they just cleaned it and said i should chill to see

whether it will correct itself as it grows, and funnily enough it did. Now the fourth(and hopefully final ) one is coming out and is giving me wahala but

there's no way in hell i'm going to rush and remove it until it's fully done!

funkybaby:
I wonder oh.
My crime is that I had the audacity to insinuate that land in akure is worth a lot more than ondo town.

@funkybaby
just tell Dr. kitaun i'm your numero uno and er'thing will be alright, i'm actually half ondo(i'm ashamed to admit that ) so the ondo part of me will be an atonement of sorts. . .

^^guy read, pass and get in on merit which one is less developed area again?. . .forget about that nonsense abeg


as per the medicine guy, last i heard the medical people still had to write an exam after passing diplomaII, that was the set after mine or something. . .dont know how far now. . .medicine is mad competitive o. . .check the unilag website now. . .www.unilag.edu.ng

@funkybaby
premolars? i thought the wisdom teeth are molars?

but you kow whether it's 30 or even 15 teeth you have, it doesn't affect your frog-kissing skills now, you'll always be a frog kissing beauty in my eyes