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Romance › Re: How Come When A Girl Snatches A Girls Boyfriend, She Hates The Girl/ex Girlie? by onila(op): 9:26pm On Jan 02, 2015 |
natureblack: I hate remembering that I forgot to tell you this ........
HAPPY NEW-YEAR DEAR ...........a lot of goodies awaits you this year  AWWW Thanks hun same to you  |
Romance › Re: How Come When A Girl Snatches A Girls Boyfriend, She Hates The Girl/ex Girlie? by onila(op): 4:48pm On Jan 02, 2015 |
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Romance › How Come When A Girl Snatches A Girls Boyfriend, She Hates The Girl/ex Girlie? by onila(op): 12:28pm On Jan 01, 2015 |
 she hates the girl, she took her boyfriend from I don't just understand girls and their ways I remember one b1tch snatched my friends boyfriend that the only snatcher I respect and forgave a little because I don't have sympathy for snatchers she fell in-love with my girls boyfriend pple cld see her struggling with her emotions she cried everyday during the snatching process when he dumped my close friend for her she was always nice to my friend she always gave my friend gifts on her birthday but other girls will start being wicked to you, feel so threatened, treat u like trash after committing the sin, they cant even act right |
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TV/Movies › Re: Avatar Sucks! by onila(f): 5:45am On Jan 01, 2015 |
tpia2012: if you're not into landscapes, you wont like avatar because much of the story revolves around different landscapes/ecosystems, they are interwoven with the theme.
remember the big tree was said to be connected to a vast network .
some people might such additions a bit too fairytale-like, as opposed to the movies you mentioned, which focused more on actual fighting and high level politics as the main and only themes.
avatar has more than one theme imo.
but granted, not everyone will like the movie.  |
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Family › Re: My Cousin In Nigeria Has Turned To Ashawo! by onila(op): 1:58am On Jan 01, 2015 |
Haywhymido: thank u 4 talking sum sense into dat lad's head. Na everything wey dey happen 4 her family we must hear 4 nairaland. I pity u who knows me here  |
Family › Re: My Cousin In Nigeria Has Turned To Ashawo! by onila(op): 7:13pm On Dec 31, 2014 |
JiggamanGh: Can u please tex me her info, so I can look her up; should I ever find myself in Nigeria   |
Family › Re: My Cousin In Nigeria Has Turned To Ashawo! by onila(op): 7:13pm On Dec 31, 2014 |
berem: Onilachukwu,kindly stop telling nairalanders what goes on in your family. How can you call your cousin Ashawo on a public forum?
Chai! isnt she doing ashawo  |
Celebrities › Re: Photo Of Obafemi Martins Customized Dining Set by onila(f): 5:35pm On Dec 31, 2014 |
so bush and primitive  |
Education › Re: 2014 Convocation Celebration Of A Nairalander:photos by onila(f): 5:08pm On Dec 31, 2014 |
congrats love |
Family › Re: My Cousin In Nigeria Has Turned To Ashawo! by onila(op): 4:49pm On Dec 31, 2014 |
Sophyrocks: Why are u being judgemental? Cant u see the type of foundation she had as a child? Do u expect her father who is only interested in accumulating baby mamas to be a good example/mentor to her? Will the woman she's staying with have the heart to put her right? No good examples around. So? U can only be there for her by advising her from time to time. How I am being judgmental cant u see am worried  |
Family › My Cousin In Nigeria Has Turned To Ashawo! by onila(op): 3:22pm On Dec 31, 2014 |
 I just cant believe what I am hearing This is the moment where I wish I cld help everyone around me, unfortunately things dont worklike that two of us became really close 2 years before I left Nigeria when we were both obsessed with celebrities always watching MTV, E channel etc I remember going to her house every weekend years back I heard her mother died her mother complained of just neck pain and died 4 hours later in the hospital the sad and complicated thing is that her mother was a mistress not really the official wife of her father she was just a baby mama chopping from his wealth her father is a big politician in Nigeria when her mother died her father dumped her in one of his baby mama's house the step mother is so mean and wicked to her and her younger sister who is just like 10 years old apparently the money, her father gives her is not enough so now I hrd shes now sleeping with old men for money I remember her mother really protected her from that side of life she grew up like a princess now shes now rotten does she really have to sleep with men for money  cant she manage and graduate from university get a good job so she can get enough money oh life  |
Fashion › Re: ♥ Onila's Cool World ♥(Fashion, models, cool Stuff, Fancy stuff, things I like)♥ by onila(op): 12:29am On Dec 31, 2014 |
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Fashion › Re: ♥ Onila's Cool World ♥(Fashion, models, cool Stuff, Fancy stuff, things I like)♥ by onila(op): 12:20am On Dec 31, 2014 |
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Fashion › Re: ♥ Onila's Cool World ♥(Fashion, models, cool Stuff, Fancy stuff, things I like)♥ by onila(op): 12:10am On Dec 31, 2014 |
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Food › Re: My Posh Food Thread ❤ by onila(op): 10:30pm On Dec 30, 2014 |
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Fashion › Re: ♥ Onila's Cool World ♥(Fashion, models, cool Stuff, Fancy stuff, things I like)♥ by onila(op): 6:27pm On Dec 30, 2014 |
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Events › Re: A Nairalander Wedding Challenge by onila(f): 4:20pm On Dec 30, 2014 |
phransix147: Smoke Igbo dat day, you would dance more than David danced...  |
Jokes Etc › Re: When Yoruba Men Are Discussing Politics In Public by onila(op): 3:57pm On Dec 30, 2014 |
crazysaint: Thats the positive side. What of nagative side of them? Some will just wore dirty singlet, tight stinking smell wrapper, is a taboo to brush in the morning, the dont care all what the know, when the just wokeup, the sat out to discuss this politics pouring people smelling mouth Some dont even know this, but will claim to know it all.  |
Jokes Etc › Re: When Yoruba Men Are Discussing Politics In Public by onila(op): 3:55pm On Dec 30, 2014 |
sexymoma: And most times it always Awolowo's life   |
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Jokes Etc › When Yoruba Men Are Discussing Politics In Public by onila(op): 3:41pm On Dec 30, 2014 |
I just came back from a Yoruba restaurant uptown I usually meet Yoruba elderly men in one area of the restaurant discussing Nigerian politics they are all so serious, sound so intelligent and all well dressed u shld see the one dressed like a cow boy with his sunglasses  the scene reminded me when I went to lagos way back I always saw yoruba men moving in groups like 10 to 20 people wearing their abada discussing Nigerian politics  |
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Culture › Re: They Wanna Give Me A Title In My Village! by onila(op): 10:54pm On Dec 29, 2014 |
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