₦airaland Forum

webkwin:
Happy? I would hate to be mistaken for Igbo if i was Yoruba. Just how bruh

webkwin:
Yorubas don't say "ojo omo ibo", they say "omo jo ibo". And this has never translated to being pretty. It simply means being light-skinned like an Igbo girl.





Igbos are not prettier than Yorubas. They are not even in the top 5. That's just a lie you've been telling yourselves.And you know this which is why u felt the need to bring your "competition" to this thread.
But like u said, "no sane man can call his mum a bad cook" so we understand.







Show me the girls on ur Igbo threads with natural hair and no makeup. Your envy/hate for Yorubas didn't let you scan through the thread before commenting.

Nawa oo.

Orikinla:
Every beautiful Yoruba woman looks like Igbo woman.
Even Yoruba's say so.
"Ojo Omo IBO."

flokii:
Na igbo guys go enjoy this thread pass.

Their undying love for yoruba damsels no be here atal.. I have witnessed it countless times.

fairlyusedpant:
Cc
lalasticlala nwachukwu egberi 1 of aba, front page tinz, make naija read better gossip

redcurry:
lol

Mille:
The application was online. I sent all the required documents by email and after I got the confirmation of acceptance, I was asked to send the rest by mail.

The fee was 4200€/year.

1stCitizen:
Running a delivery business with even a bicycle without proper Nipost license is illegal in Nigeria. A lot of people have been arrested in Lagos and their motorbikes impounded for running such business

Mille:
Yes.

Till February.

As for those saying I should be good ambassadors, you can count on that.

Hbuyosh:

Happy!!!!!

Nope. This is an absolutely free service for my country, from which I need and expect no reward. A token from the head of state for this would be a big surprise.

My guy! Sinister intentions, what sinister intentions? Mine was only to set the facts here straight. That is not in anyway a sinister motive.
What then do u have to say about your fellow Nigerians who dismiss my country as as worthless, full of savages and wild animals roaming about?
I havent inferred anywhere that Nigeria is bad country I am not into this habit of stereotyping other pipo based the actions of some few individuals. I am surely saner than that!

Could u please substitute that highlighted word with "notorious"? Cos that is the perception of many around the world. The onus is on u to inform them otherwise.
Granted,the vast majority of Nigerians are upright pipo, it's only some 10 or 20 percent of the population that are making the rest see bad. My country Kenya doesnt have any problem with Nigerians living here, so long as they are the virtuous variety. And this policy of preventing the bad elements from entering and living in the country isnt only applied to the Nigerians alone. It's indeed from any part of the world. After all, Kenya already has too many villainous elements within its society to contend with.

You say u dont care about Kenya, why then are there so many of your compatriots here. Were it not for them, I wouldnt have known about the rather epileptic power and water supply in your country.

Kenya isnt just Nairobi contrary to what many of u Nigerians who have never been to Kenya or at least read about the country believe. There are several other towns and cities across the country.
Mombasa, is the second largest city in Kenya, the second busiest port in Africa after Durban (I used to assume it's Lagos) and a major tourist attraction centre. It looks waaaaayyy modernthan Abuja.

There are several other fine towns, I can pick any just randomly, like Kericho, which was ranked 26th largest in the country after the 2009 census, with a population of merely 138000 pipo. But look at the town! Beautiful, dont u think?
An even smaller town called Thika.
How about the beautiful resort town of Naivasha?

Kenya is regarded one of the most developed in the SSaharan Africa for a reason, dude.

ogatboy:
Nigerians full here o

hifeee:
hi, i am also making plans to study in france (MBA) my school is in paris,paid the fees and found accommodation, (it was hell to get one initially, but now i know where to look, i can give u pointers, i chose private student residence, cause it was cheaper) pls pm me so we can talk. quite frankly, i have read so much negative comments about securing a visa, i am beginning to think, i should have opted for uk instead. i don't know anyone in france too

Olacombs23:
justwise. whats the easiest way to travel to usa then. im thinkin on apply for student visa tho i dont intend studying when i gt there. maybe if ive been given admission and visa and i get the school i.d card so that i can work legally and might just move to another state and get married so i can change it to a spouse visa. what about that bro??

Kenyanstar:
How would anyone expect a backward & archaic country like Nigeria crippled with one of the poorest literacy levels in Africa and defunct education system to know anything beyond their village polytechnics. One fundamental thing i noticed with my Nigerian "broda" & neighbor Chinedu here in Kenya is that when he was venturing out of Nigeria for the first time is his shock when he arrived in Kenya. Unlike his stint at the airport at Murtala(not sure the spelling) he was harassed, intimidated and after stints of bribery he was finally allowed to board his maiden flight to Jomo Kenyatta airport. The experience was in contrast with what he faced back home..... Within 10 minutes and his documents intact the efficiency was too much to fathom that he kept questioning himself if he was dreaming, noting that back home the experience would be something you wouldn't want to remember........ To be continued.

Hbuyosh:
Thank u seun, thank u lalasticlala, thank u mynd44 for allowing me to rankle these Nigerians here today, unlike the other time. Goodnight!

Bantino:
Fine girl

I think Imo state is among the states in Nigeria that has the highest number of beautiful women

oluwaseyi000:
What do u take nairaland for; there are really successful people here who has gone through the questions he asked, and can provide him a reliable answer from experience

and abt strangers: there opinions are more truthful and unbias as they have nothing to gain/loose from you, no jealousy or hatred; they simply tell u what they think/feel.

eph12:
To use a bank loan to start a business? Not advisable at all. The incubation period for a start up is 3-5 years so how do you service your loan when you still finding your feet? If it's to expand the business fine but not starting a new one unless there's a business you're running aside which can help in servicing the loan.

eph12:
Thinking of getting a long term loan to hasten the expansion of my business. Any suggestions on the best bank for this?

nony43:
Noted, but one thing I know is it is not always a good to start a business with a loan

Jethrolite:
I really want to see how this turns out.