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WOW! 'truly an event followed by the world. Nigeria'd probably get the same attention someday (God abeg na prayer.).

Oh! I see you! Do you see me? I'm in ma birthday suit(though i have some other covering over it).

(whistling and then singing) I like the way you move ,

whatever the mode of comparison, i'd take 9ice!

Radio! rhythm 93.7 to be specific!

oops! sorry!

India's song by India Arie

Wonderful job done by the monsieur 9ice.
Time and chance happens to everyone, but not everyone is prepared to grab opportunities when they come along. Gongo aso!

@tosinadeda, beautiful scoring sir! 

A long walk ----- Jill Scott

Love Rain ------- Jill Scott

E ku owuro yi o! Se daa daa le wa?
Emi o mo pe yara yi nbe tele.
O da, e sa ma jaiye ori yin lo.
Emi ri yin na! O tun digba!

Wow!  I feel 'high' as a result of all these sweet memories being shared.           

Please water run!
Suuuuperteeeed!
Danger mouse!



I feel like i could touch the sky!

Hello!

dblock:
My Point exactly. It will take Decades before Nigeria can reach such a feat.

There is no African country that is developed. South Africa is developed Infrastructural wise, but close to 50% of South Africa's population live below the poverty line, and crime is rampant.

I'm just saying, that even the most stable of the Emerging economies, is still a far cry from being a developed country.

I probably need to look up the meaning of 'Developed Country', but thanks for admitting there's light at the end of the tunnel. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Developed_countries

dblock:
So only a slowpoke, would think Nigeria will be a developed country any time soon. Unless of course we get an angel for a President.

slowpoke?  That's rather harsh!   Anyway, I don't think the Government can do it alone. The input of individuals is 'very required'. The Government could make the 'pitch' available, maintain it and make rules and regulations that make the use of the facility beautiful, while individuals/organisations form teams: goal-keepers, defenders, mid-fielders and strikers who work to score goals and make things happen.

You might be interested in improving the energy sector, while I Waste management, someone else the Agricultural sector and so on gradually the child grows to become a man/woman.       

Haba bros! How could you say a thing like that? 
Well, i still believe that 'Rome wasn't built in a day'. 
Funny enough, a lot of things are happening in Naija and time would reveal those great things.
However, i think the problem that has left Naija in 'da mess' is the 'Managerial skills of the Government' so far, but alas! things are changing (probably slowly, but surely.)

Unknown! 

Ehen!  For realla!  You're welcome though.

Hey! You're welcome home! 'hope you have no doubts.

Nigeria would be better if the fundamental education (primary & secondary) were taken as seriously as issues such as plane crashes.

Hello fellow nairaland users! It's so easy for anyone to find faults especially with our dear Nigeria. So easily people say, “'This' is not functional, 'That' is dead…” and so on. Most of us (Nigerians) wished naija were like jand or yankee, hence, my questions.

1. What changes would you like to see in Nigeria?
2. What new concepts would you like to see adopted in Nigeria?
3. What do you think can take Nigeria to the level where 'we' know that Nigeria is developed?

(NOTE: YOU NEED NOT ANSWER ALL THREE QUESTIONS, COS THEY'RE ALL TO ACHIEVE THE SAME PURPOSE - HOW DO WE GET TO THAT PLACE CALLED 'A DEVELOPED NIGERIA'?)

I believe naija has the 'all that is required'.

I'd start by saying,

i. Nigeria would be better if we married our educational syetem with the institutions that affect the economy and everyday  life." For example, carrying out researches in schools that could help improve agricultural yields, textile production and traffic problems in Lagos to mention a few.

ii. Nigeria would be better if we maintained our facilities: roads, buildings, etc.

iii. Nigeria would be better if 'NEPA' considered itself as a service provider.

(Dreams and wishes do come true.  )

Hey! thanx everyone for the information and education given so far. You all got me smiling ear to ear.

salsera:
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Hmm, another celebrity post

poster starts a thread and disappears , yet 'everyone' responds

this poster doesn't need all this info

he knows what kissing is about.

I did not run away. I actually have been reading the posts and learning from them.

@ omogenaija
Would you like to tutor me? 
(Just flirting)

However, i still wonder: Can kissing actually make you as crazie as just touching can, such that you're unable to
sleep all thru the night until you see her/him again. (note: him for the ladies cos it doesnt apply to me)

Hello fellow Nairaland users! I happen to have seen so many movies and real life instances (school campuses) where people kiss and keep at it for a long time on the same spot , and then i wonder: What's da big deal about kissing? Is it that much fun to actually kiss someone (definitely the opposite sex), apart from the norm of just showing that you love him/her truly? 

Does anyone remember anything about MEG205, MEG208, GEG301, G302 & GEG402?

Why do i feel things are getting out of hand? 

(Please let the loving continue.    )

Why do i have a very good feeling about this beautiful big family called nairaland?

How loud could you get?