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i think we are ok without good english, lets use our common nigerian slangs even our dear president does it but above all it really depicts our culture as a people.

o boy wetin dey na, haba u no c that trailer wey stroll go kak for that man house, yekpa

someone can translate to those who don't understand.

how good are computers from CEBroker? am considering pickin up P3 desktops for cyber cafe use.

matt 17:25

how many grade H friendlies did they play? did u guys see what south africa did to egypt?

i will like to identify with nigeria's future president. please when u get there don't forget me.

there is so much to do in our land. u can invest in a specialized area and reap so much money. there was a time someone i knew wanted to do a specialized eye operation which involved the use of laser treatment. he had to be flown to lagos to a private concern which is the only hospital in nigera equipped to do such. of course the costs was about four hundred thousand naira excluding the airfare and accomodation. He noted that the cost not withstanding there were so many people waiting because its actually saving them from going abroad for treatment which will be in millions. There are still other areas you can go into.

i hear there are some places especially in the east where the financial implications of picking a damsel is nothing less than 500k so i am now a bit wiser. I however will prefer delta or yoruba but then its as if a magnet keeps pulling me in the eastern direction so i am just vibrating

the law courts are now in some sort of league with the federal government to carry out undemocratic activities and they seem to be getting away with it. In the long run however we are all worse off because whatever is yours that can't be got from the front door will be collected either through the window or from under the ground.

irrespective of where we come from we all love nigeria and are tired of mediocrity.

i don't know what he will do but already the political equation has changed. Nothing is taking for granted anymore and not many people are sure of their political machinery.

i know what we can do ONO, we can pray for our leaders. this is indeed our country; we have no where to go to.

am already aired my view previously; its basically a difference of doctrine and culture which must be overcome by sincerity, purpose and love.

God bless you tassmal for that case study.

please can u peeps deviate back into the topic?

AMEN, but things are deteriorating.

the truth is bitter but it must be told; what has happened in bayelsa has been replayed again in ibadan. What goes round comes round; its a pity you guys in the diaspora are not around to see what's going on. Little by little everyone is loosing faith in the government. The lawyers and learned men no longer respect their court judgments. The police man has started choosing which orders he will obey and which he will ignore. The businessman has stopped paying tax afterall he generates his own electricity and water. The armed gangs in the niger delta are now becoming nameless, faceless and deadlier. God Help Us.

the loyalty of our armed forces to the powers that be wherever they may be in carrying out instructions that are inimical to democracy. One day the boys in uniform will have a mind of their own then yawa go gas.

pls don't smile or laugh akolawole. this thing is very serious.

just like in the movies.

i don't think men are hard to please its just that a lot of couples end up pretending. the write up is very good and save for the normal 1% is quite true. I have been looking for the apples at the top; actually met one the other day but she had her excuses. Again the girls at the top are not that many so its a lot of work.

mmomi pls ur friend should 'ozo', '4/40' that is run for her dear life with all her strength. what kind of talk is that? is it that ur friend is one of them 'ugilities', there is nothing to think of here unless she wants to play with fire.

I actually shed some tears for N I G E R I A today for the first time. There is indeed trouble in the land. OMG, where are we going to? The Emir had to break tradition to go and mourn with RIMI while all the police in Nigeria is being sent to IBADAN to prop up a pretender. As for our National Assembly its a confounding S I L E N C E. Is this what democracy is all about?

N I G E R I A

it appears more pipelines have just been blown together with a flowstation; the government had better put its acts together and provide basic infrastructures such as good roads, health care and electricity across the country.

okay o

i guess i could but until then

thanks IAH, i was actually very confused, but when i think of it now, it wont be a bad idea.

i hope they are available in port harcourt.