₦airaland Forum

Prayer has no particular rule.

Pray the way you can and allow God answer you.

You mustn't emulate others by over-stressing yourself just to pray.

Pray with your mind and soul, even if it's for 30secs, God will answer if he chooses.

Police sabi humble this guy.

You are not a successful Actress, not even a successful hoe.

Those kids can comfortably win Emeka Ihedioha if contested together.

In all you do with women, think before you decide.

Blu03:

It's just fun.

Fun is relative anyway.

El Rufai might be a religious and tribal-bigoted fanatic, but if there's something you must like about him, it's his meanness and actions to things.

What's with this sign of a thing?

It gives joy or?

Their union will last.

No complaints for submissiveness from the other partner, no complaints for money aswell.

Can someone help me with one Low budget salah picture that trended when they lost.

Mehn!

The environment needed an upgrade.

Can someone help me with the link of the first story.

Marry the first daughter of a poor family at your own risk.

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XhosaNostra:
Moving right along

Copy?

XhosaNostra:
Na so It keeps you from getting rusty because not only music requires a bit "popping" of certain body parts LMFAO.

Lol.

I can imagine this, but sadly imaginations alone doesn't satisfy cravings, but worsen it.

Phenomenal16:
..emmm that's me anyway... Threads are for naira land..it is not meant to turn u on

Lol.

Phenomenal16:
None for now
Maybe sooner or later

You are pretty, If you are really the lady on your profile. But your threads are huge turn off.

XhosaNostra:
When I'm tipsy or just playing around. I play twerk a lot though. LMAO. But I'll never listen to a song & just start seriously dancing.

Lol, I now get.

Twerk? Hehe. Most ladies like this, mostly done alone in private.

Serious dance.

XhosaNostra:
I used to before it was replaced by shyness or "maturity". I just can't imagine myself jumping all over the place in front of people at my age. I'm not 15 anymore

This is crazy.

Never meant that kind of public dance.

Indoors alone, with a friend, partner, or maybe siblings or in a brief party, do you dance?

ibkayee:
I do everything

Lool

You nko, do you dance?

Lol, this is surprising coming from you.

All assumptions erased.

Me? Sure, but currently? Not like I use to. But still, once a soldier is always a soldier.

ibkayee:
Oh ok, lol I’d be disappointed if she didn’t

Yes I do o

Hehe. You do? I can imagine.

Trending ones or casual body movements?

ibkayee:
Is this for me or Xhosa?

Xhosa actually, because of her love for House genre.

You, you dance?

XhosaNostra:
Looooool. House is THE most popular genre in SA for a reason, South Africans love a good beat. We listen to other genres of course, but House will always top the list.

Beats can make you interpret or create your own message, no words necessary.

Lol, you dance?

Like, real dance?

How many times have your sister asked your father about his will, that gave her the guts and impetus to ask a 37 years old man about his will?

Is she planning to kill him?
Has she written her own will?

A man needs no reminder to remind him on when and how to write his will.

These gold diggers parading as women in this country should get their asses up and start working hard so that'll be writing their own will and stop depending on another man's .

It's shameful!!

achi4u:
U are pained because Ebonyi state is making progress while ur Hamlet is being destroyed by natural disasters.
May coronavirus locate you.

In Anambra, specifically Onitsha.

If you want to give someone the insult of his/her life, just call the person "Abakiliki man", na bottle the person go use break your head for calling him "Abakiliki man".

You know why? Because Ebonyi people are seen as timid and unexposed set of people who behaves like the core illiterate and Almajiris in the North.

XhosaNostra:
Yes & most (if not all) South Africans love beats. "Message" is relative.

Good for you. Your prerogative.

Lol, you love beats, not South Africans because I've been with few.

Message? Relative? Can beats pass messages? Never heard of that.

Nobody should click to watch that rubbish.

XhosaNostra:
You can't be so sure about the 2nd part of your post either because you're speaking from your perspective. English lyrics or not, the sound or beat may feel different. Doesn't mean you can't enjoy it because you can, but certain genres just hit differently, depending on your preference. As for me, some songs I genuinely like even when I don't understand the lyrics. Example are Eddy Kenzo's songs. He's from Uganda but I love most of his songs.

Lol, now I understand your kind of person in music aspect, you flow and prefer beats than the message it passes. Not bad anyway.

Aside Nasty C, most SA songs don't interest me.

Pete Edochie my mentor A.k.a Slayer of Nigerian iddiotic feminist!

His advice "Don't kneel to propose to any woman" remains the way forward!

Happy Birthday Odogwu nwoke!

Aka jide akpu, egwu atuo ofe

I wish you long life and prosperous days ahead!

May you keep advising the youth of these days on what is needed and obtainable in a family.

Ebonyi people; The Hausa version of Igbo land.

XhosaNostra:
No, it's not patriotism. Nothing wrong with Wizkid, but I'd rather listen to House Music than any other genre because it speaks to me. I'm sure you feel the same about your own music.

You can't be so sure.


Any song with English lyrics can speak to you regardless of the country the singer hails from.