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He ended up saying nothing.

Talk2Bella:
yels

Nice write-up as always. It's been a while. Trust you're good.

Bella

makydebbie:
Awwn, thanks.

Almost always online

Good Sense

Good English

Non-Nigerian that knows Nigeria (so you'll tend to be unbiased)

I've been here for over a decade, so I've seen them come and go and I think you'll make a good mod.

Now to answer the question for real;
Mynd44
Dominique
Ujsizzle

makydebbie:
Lol, sorry I'm not a moderator.

. True that. I'm just saying you'll make a good moderator. You got all the trappings.

makydebbie

A boy has no name. I've always repped the house of black and white.

I laugh in asl

Life imprisonment.


Nice.

PMB gat no chill

sinaj:
Forget it unless u gat long legs.

Even with long leg

2007 Jan. Was also a guest for a while.

The Koko incident is very pathetic but historically significant in Nigeria's Environmental campaign. It led to the establishment of the Federal Environmental Protection Authority-now Federal Ministry of Environment and was one of the globally acknowledged incidents that triggered the Basel Convention on the control of transboundary movement of hazardous waste.

Bottom line:

Two good men who were not even interested and thus not prepared for the highest office.

Passion is a vital ingredient for success.

Faze Alone...


Patiently waiting for Blackface's rant about being sidelined.

CITES

The dimples of Venus. One female anatomical feature that trips my arse.

Ahneeka don mean the guy since.

Idi Amin and Chris Brown.

cyndy1000:
Donald Trump n Michael Jackson

You spoilt the sport.

DeSepiero:
Your spelling is suicidal.

Grammar NOT grammer

Appalling NOT appauling

LWTMB. You freaking made this thread worth opening.

RIP to her.

nazablossom:
lol, that was the nick name then. You are right.

You belong.

Are you still on this issue

Let me show you what I meant.

ice4u999:
"I had a hard time understanding your comment" but you replied to the same comment easily. The very moment you used the word(phrase) a guy thing, there you insulted me and a lot of guys. So stop putting on(up) this your holy attitude. and if If your first comment collaborated corroborated!!! (it means supported) my whatever mention then why argue further. What a dumb ass! King of Grammer Grammar! [s]and you can't tell the difference between your comment and mine and then choose to use the easy way out by picking on errors to escape. [/s]GO BACK INTO YOUR HOLE RAT HOLE, RAT!

I made a comment and your smart ass decided to reply to it. so So who is the one trading words? What a crack head!

Dude, the first step to solving a personal problem is admitting its existence. Your English needs urgent help. This is a public forum and you are assaulting our collective senses. Please quit embarrassing yourself and take some English classes. You'll thank me later.

PS: I hope you are conversant with Nairaland rules. Rule 21 says: 'Please spell words correctly when you post, and try to use perfect grammar and punctuation.' You break this one everyday.

I won't dignify you with another reply. Goodbye.

ice4u999:
Shoo you take this girl matter serious o. You must really know this lady's account o. FYI not everybody watch ebony TV and guy not every guy recalls or memories names of every nollywood actress. Please speak for yourself, it is not all guys thing to develop inferiority complex when faced with successful women. Only men that are not use to seeing successful women or men that have no future will be intimidated by successful women.
If you as a man have a direction in life even the wealthiest woman will respect you because they see that drive but when you have boys all over the place looking for successful women to suck from why won't people be intimidated.
Bro one last thing is that, you are taking this lady's issue too personal. Easy off

I've been here long enough to learn not to trade insults on a faceless forum...and yes, I was expecting the 'speak for yourself' line.

You can actually disagree politely without using harsh words. It's the quality of your argument that matters not the amount of expletives in your submission.

Again, you should work on your grammar. I had a hard time making sense of what you typed above (no offence intended please). It will also aid your understanding of people's posts. My first mention actually corroborated your initial post and all my arguments on this topic gave allowance for different opinions. So I'm really surprised that we are going back and forth.

Do have a nice day bro.

ice4u999:
You know her to be a public figure but not a lot of men know her as a celebrity. I personally have never heard of her till this post. "Mr. Rights battling with complexity," not the Nigerian men I know. Where you go as a lady determine the type of men you will meet and also the type of friends and crowd around a lady will also determine the type of man that will approach her. I totally respect her choice of men and hopefully more ladies will think like that but the question is, is she truly willing to settle with a guy that is not very rich? A guy that can take care of a woman but can't fly her overseas for baby delivery? Most times I laugh when ladies talk about how the man must not be rich but fail to define those words clearly. The same goes to very beautiful women.

@bolded:
I think she has earned the right to be called a public figure. She has featured in some critically acclaimed movies both domestic and international. She's the Producer/host of a leading talk show on Ebony TV. She is profiled on wikipedia and the International Movie Database (IMDb).

Not the Nigerian men you know? It's a guy thing. Men often develop inferiority complex when faced with wooing a more successful lady.

She already said the guy doesn't have to be very rich, so it's best to take her word.

& no, Zainab doesn't need a guy to fly her out to give birth. Her Passport is Red and she's far from broke.

RSVP:
Dey can't even date an avarage guy not to talk of one broke dude...Imagine one aunty boldly told me she can't date any guy that doesn't own a car and guess what she's almost 35.. I just laugh.

Ladies should look beyond property. Anyone that has access to a car can date that aunty. Guys too should work hard. A man of marriage age should at least have good prospects. After all an old adage says 'be sure before you marry of a house wherein to tarry.

ice4u999:
I tire for my fellow men. But one can never tell of her attitude though but she is just too beautiful and sensible to be single

Well, she's something of a public figure. Maybe a number of prospective Mr. Rights are battling with complex.

donstan18:
Lol, funny bea.
Maybe she's looking for a rich dude.

She just said she isn't. He just has to have prospects and be driven.

sexybbstar:
Fine girl like this

Yes ke! I so much like her kind of fine.