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DeepZone:LOL ![]() Abi o my sister! say it as it is. |
AMAKAONE:I do! when I used to make it back home I grew up eating amala as a child and really like it but I get hungry again after a couple of hours.Why has this thread turned into insults now? Please let's take it easy. Make una no vex abeg. |
pie1ect:@ bolded, Exactly! I tire for some people ![]() |
@Poster I no fit laugh ![]() |
Na wa o! What a shame! |
Queenisha:LMAO! ![]() |
I no fit talk. Nairaland sef! ![]() |
@Poster Are you serious? LOL |
Interesting thread |
Thank you Jesus! Nigeria will continue to win in Jesus Name, Amen! up, up Naija!!! |
Oh brother! |
No they are not! Tribalism continues to eat into all facets of Naija just like rascism eats into all facets of American society. I give up on people ![]() |
I wish that Nigerians will stop with their tribalism bull crap. That crap is getting old! |
masawa:Exactly! Besides, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Not everyone finds porkish pale skin that is constantly changing color from red to blue to pink attractive. Some of us love chocolatey brown skin which does not crack that easily as we get older ![]() |
Some black people and their inferiority complex! It never ends. I thank God for who he created me to be. For those of you who take the white man as your God, I pity for you. They succumb to illness and death just like everyone else! |
mukina2:Sierra Leonians speak pidgin that is VERY similar to Naija pidgin English. My hairdresser is from Sierra Leone and when she speaks pidgin English, you will think she is a Naija. I can barely differentiate between Naija and Sierra Leone pidgin English. @Poster Growing up in Naija, pidgin English was forbidden in my house. We were not allowed to speak it. However, I learnt to speak it in elementary school from the other kids who spoke it in their households. I like pidgin especially when cracking jokes. I think it should remain a secondary language of communication. Atleast, here in America, if I want to say something to my fellow Naija who is not from my ethnic group and I don't want yankee people to hear what I am saying, I can just switch to pidgin English! ![]() |
No, it must not be a river. |
All these Non-Naija Africans running their big mouth. So why then are you on these website or did you people miss road? Jealous imbeciles! ![]() |
I cook very, very well. I give myself a 9 out of 10. Started to cook at a very young age (8 years old). |
Leilah:orishirishi is the insides of a cow and not cow leg. |
Chei Amaka, why now? See how hunger is just catching me now. I will make that tomorrow. Thanks for the recipe. |
Hi fellow Nairalanders, I would kindly like to know how I can go about opening a domicilliary account at GTB. I read somewhere that you must have a checking account with them first. My questions are: Do they charge a monthly maintenance fee for their checking account? Can I open the checking and domicialiary account at the same time? Is there a minimum amount of money that I have to deposit in each account? Must I be there in person to open the account or can I fill out the forms and have my sister go there with the already filled out forms and open the account for me? Alternatively, can I apply for the account online? What documents do I need to provide? Thank you all in advance for your responses. |
Ola8:That is a big lie! For example, I am not the kind who dresses to show skin or anything of that sort but because of my figure, men won't let me be. So, a flirt will be a flirt regardless of whether the woman he is toasting shows cleavage or not! @Poster Ignore those men who toast you or try to flirt with you. You are a happily married woman and that is all that matters. My 2 cents. |
RIP Bernie. I am shocked at this sad news |
I grew up eating amala as a child and really like it but I get hungry again after a couple of hours.

