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Main Entry: slave

Part of Speech: noun

Definition: person who serves, often under duress

Synonyms: bondservant, captive, chattel, drudge, help, laborer, menial, peon, retainer, serf, servant, skivvy, subservient, thrall, toiler, vassal, victim, worker, workhorse

Antonyms: master

Who's talking about allah?

what's the definition of slave sef
make I see

david stay there
some "slaves" end up becoming madams
haven't you heard of housegirls snatching their madam's oga
don't underestimate the power of slavedom

didn't know our Muslim friends had this much humour in them?
why have we been fighting all this while then?

will they provide well paying jobs and security for me and my family?

Kx:
V is neither vector nor volts,
V means ikputus.

Look at all these rotten boys o

~Sauron~:
Is Otu not clitoris??

no
It means V
and ocha means white

Igbos say
Otu ocha!

meaning

otele:
igbos say . . otele mbgeke eeeee

meaning . . . i cant believe this . . . . _{that's what it means in my village}

Rotten village you come from.

Igbos say
O di kwa egwu!

meaning, Incredible!

Igbos say gbam!
meaning that's it!

Igbos say Nnaa!!
Or Nnaa men!
meaning My brother!

Igbos say Eziokwu!
meaning ,Really! even though the literal translation is "true talk"

Igbos say Tufiakwa!
or Tufia!

meaning God forbid

Igbos say Chineke meeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!
meaning Oh my God!

SHENANIGAN:
Easy thing bros, since this chick is Igbo just find out the translation of money in Igbo and she will Bleep you like a freaking wild animal.

shatap!

adconline:
Current UNN VC is the first Enugu indigene to occupy such a position even though UNN is located in Enugu state.

Is Chinedu Nebo from Enugu state?

Dede1:
@Tpia

My dear, I understood sarcasm as “a form of humor that is marked by mocking with irony, sometimes conveyed in speech with vocal over-emphasis”.


With no pun intended, you appeared dried and off balance in this discourse.

Tpia in every thread
what's going on?

It's truly a shameful aftermath of idol worship that has refused to go away.
There are several stories of how it started but the one I read is that back in the days of intervillage wars, some people who feared capture went to shrines and asked the local deities to protect them.
They ended us serving as the servants of the deities and became stigmatized.
The original intentions of the forefathers who started this was good in their eyes.
They wanted to protect themselves and their offsprings from these people dedicated to idols so to say.
Hundreds of years later,there are no intervillage wars,no one asking the idols for protection yet innocent people are discriminated against based on the innocent actions of their ancestors.
Some  so called Christians go as far as saying that the people are under a curse because their fathers were dedicated to idols.
I pray it goes away and very fast too.
It is very wicked

I thought everybody went to the registry before the church wedding?
churches require that.
what's the poster afraid of?
Oyb answered you well

where's Olabowole?
I hope he doesn't have malaria,this one I haven't heard of him and from him in ages?
Olabs please let me know you're doing OK

dauda

tell the girl you can't speak Igbo
How long will you continue the deception?

behold her rival in the beauty dept

behold queen Iyabo

HeatFusion:
How da hell do ppl go out looking like this? Esp a senator?

www.nairaland.com/attachments/127304_today_jpg40cfc32cc7e60a5f845b43ebf7a8fe3b

like earthmama

Mai Suya:
Well, except the beautified entrance gate - if you can call that infrastructure - I'm not sure of what major infrastructural developments he brought to the school.

As far as I'm concerned, his major achievement was the stability he brought the academic calender. Quite unlike his predecessor(Anao) who had an annoying penchant for shutting down the institution at the slightest unrest, sometimes for months, Nwanze seemed quite reluctant to do that, and was more committed to following the academic calender so that each session could be completed on shedule.

@Osisi, Gbenedio was also DVC then, so I suppose it means they all failed as a team, abi?

I wa responded to Baro who wanted to know what the former VC did
what do any leaders in NIgeria do?

Baro:
Gbenedion failed too



This is the worst they can do, the Binis are ready for them this time

You won't do a darn thing.
what did you do when Yaradua became your president?
Nothing!

Treetop20:
obasanjo's son isn't half bad

Have you seen OBJ's younger pics
carbon copy
at least the Daisy of a bride has knowledge what her beloved will metarmorphose into
no surprises

asha 80:
This is just obasanjo with earings and make up.

The 2 ugliest women in the public eye in Nigeria are Iyabo Obasanjo and Ndy Okereke-Onyiuke
There's none like unto them.
no, not one

Muza:
I pity this girl if obj should set eyez on her

that is eh!
chiti chiti bang bang

bawomolo:
www.nairaland.com/attachments/127322_Boye_Daisy_jpga4dc33fbcb5f25f0ddeb5dbb0c3cd338

ha ha nice one

as ugly as his father

Baro:
I know this is not directly the subject of this thread, but i feel very pressed to challenge those commending Nwanze to list his achievements, both infrastructural, and otherwise.

Obaseki was his DVC if Nwanze failed,Obaseki also failed.

Keep crying,the woman is only acting.
The real VC may actually come from Sokoto state[b] Professor Mallam Alhaji Maisuya Dan al Shaytani [/b] and life will go on