Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 8:44pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
so if he was better looking, with nice shirt worn you would av considered hooking up innit. . . . . . man too many  of this site abeg any babe here upload pix make we see o jare |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 8:30pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
desperate couples  |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 7:22pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
ok pple tim burton and his bride just left the building  |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 7:18pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
Bless pple. . . . . was already getting bored and mashed up. |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 7:12pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
thank God finally |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 7:02pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
@ksena no worry both of una go lost for train . , . . and no mind yorisba train no dey pass im county na leg pple dey take waka for whr im dey stay o |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 7:00pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
i blive u both have msn and fb or twitter. . . . . . abeg make una create space for here now make english babes enter na |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 6:47pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
@ksena Lol see as una dey deceive una sef
rmember i av google translator and can switch it on if i want to |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 6:31pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
all these non english folks please open a separate thread for yourselves na |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 6:02pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
i am english, so i prefer we stick to that  paris was lovely by the way |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 5:58pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
@bxcode. . shun bx that boy no dey hear word  @ksena. we went to paris instead, amsterdam is nxt yr defo  |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 5:46pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
@yorisb u must be old fashioned then. . . .  |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 5:43pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
oh amsterdam, i bet u r having some gud high at the moment, i love that city i almost made it there again this summer. let us stick to the issue at hand o. All we r saying is please upload ur pix, ok maybe u can do that privately now  |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 5:36pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
u bloody liar  i just searched u on google earth and it just showed u'r typing from afghanistan. |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 5:28pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
@yorisba u see ur life, see as u burn the beans wey u come borrow for my house, u beta go cook o shebi u knw say extra no dey |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 5:26pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
@ksena come understand that we r doing u a favour by requesting ur photo be uploaded and it is not we dudes here dont av a picture in our mind of wot u look like, we r only tryn to silence ur fans by sayin "shebi we talk am"
so u beta upload now before ur time expires |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 5:03pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
let us see proof  |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 4:59pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
i guess all my suspicions r true. please change ur gender asap before u get more dude followers  |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 4:52pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
ksena: why you say we NL ladies are male instead of female, why don't you post your picture and let us see if we like u will need a pair of 3d glasses to look at my pix so i suggest u advertise ursef first |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 4:04pm On Oct 09, 2010 |
i don dey suspect all this pple wey use (f) as gender for here higher sources tell me say una all be man if not ladies upload, even if you wowo there is always a desperate man here on nairaland that will ask for your digits. . . . . abeg if you stay in london upload na make i see if i go inbox u privately  |
Politics › Re: Bbc2 To Air Law & Disorder In Lagos Sun, 10 Oct 2010, 21:00 (pic) by parki: 10:23am On Oct 09, 2010 |
Kobojunkie: You did not answer the question. Was she being paid to produce the documentary according to some specification by the BBC or did she produce a documentary and then bring it to the BBC to air it for a deal? Which is it? You claim she was PAID by BBC , so I am asking if you are also implying that she was paid to produce that SPECIFIC kind of documentary FOR the BBC.
Do you have proof that BBC approached her to have her make this documentary FOR THEM? Or is it the case that she, of her own, decided to make the documentary, and then decided to sell it to the BBC to get the story out there?
Opinions? Even the facts stated of Lagos, even by the governor himself, were simply that, to you, opinions? So, where do you jump from opinions to facts, and how do you do that? Elements? How do you decide what parts of the accounts are true? Are you somehow suggesting that Truth is now based on individual/group perspective? Meaning just as we each have our opinions, we each have our own version of the truth as well? Are you saying that since Iyanda is not a foreigner, her documentary is more welcome than the few documentaries , made by foreigners? I have not seen "Law and disorder in Lagos" so I cannot really comment on, I have however seen so many other documentaries out there on Nigeria on the BBC, Aljazeera, CNN, ABC, MSNBC, Fox, Bloomberg etc. I do have to add that I don't have a "WHITES ARE AGAINST BLACKS" itch to scratch, neither do I have a complex along the lines of feeling inferior in any way to any being out there -- When I watch these documentaries, either of starving Children in Nigeria or other places in Africa, or even right here in America, all I think is how can they be helped or why are we not helping them.
I don't go off thinking "The skin color of the producer is white and so I will take offense to his arguments for sanity and instead consider them condescending and offensive to my person or my nation or people because I am not of the same color or race". No, I do take time to listen, to understand the message and do what I can to help.
I believe in truth and I believe in facts . . . I believe there are absolutes/truths out there, and no matter what your perception or perspective, the facts don't lie.
The fact is Africa is impoverished; Nigeria is the largest black nation in the world and holds about the largest number of black poor compared to any other black country in the world.
I did notice something and I feel to ask you, and any other sane individual around. Why is it that when a local(fellow Nigerian) raises the alarm we are not as moved as when a foreigner comes in to do the same? In fact it is evident in the fact that so many similar documentaries have been produced and aired by Nigerians on Nigerian TV, but you rarely hear any noise about those. Matter of fact, I think we consider those(made by fellow Nigerians calling for us to open our eyes to what is happening around us, and the facts) simply good ENTERTAINMENT and not much else. Many of these film producer end up frustrated that no one takes them seriously and no one seems to care. But the minute you change the accent and, or the skin color of the narrator/producer, and maybe the broadcast network, almost immediately you see people taking to the streets, crying foul, and I am left asking Why? Why does it have to come down to color of skin, ego(national ego/pride etc), "whites are always out to get us", "they are thumbing their noses at us", "we have them all figure out" debates? What about the concerns expressed? Do they somehow no longer mean anything when the skin color, accent, etc is different in anyway? Is that how it should be? And I bet there are documentary producers out there in Nigeria who have probably figured out by now that you get more of a reaction when you introduce some foreign body, be it a narrator with a foreign accent or a foreign network . . . people in Nigeria tend to wake up when a foreigner is involved in some way or another. Some take up the pitch forks and cry their doom has come but others listen and many times act positively, but the main is that some reaction is obtained then. the highest volume of sh#t chatting i have ever read #omg. . . . . . . . "foreign accent" and foreign network to gain public attention. . . cmon kobojunkie what r u on about? and stop typing on a bloody high. . .what has those sh#t got to do wit anything and really what country r u typing from?. . . . this pple just know were to find the largest amount of very silly and confused pple which is nigeria sorry to say but thats just because they knw we dont know any beta and all they r doing is taking advantage of that fact. (whenever we decide to understand our rights u will see this bloody pple running) anyways nigerian can produce a nice piece of documentary on their own and air it on their national t.v which would still capture the attention of everyone. (bbc does, Thats why everyone has nigeria own their lips) annoying thing is that these cu#t would even air that sh#t @9pm anyways or look for a perfect time wen they got pple home, which is more like saying see the bloody nigerian again. |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 4:06am On Oct 09, 2010 |
Lmao! they r all bunch of desperate gay cu#ts  |
Politics › Re: Bbc2 To Air Law & Disorder In Lagos Sun, 10 Oct 2010, 21:00 (pic) by parki: 3:59am On Oct 09, 2010 |
[quote author=Ileke-IdI link=topic=526746.msg6905676#msg6905676 date=1286587942]@wale4x35 And could you elaborate on why my post is "dumb"? Why do you ppl call something "dumb" without giving a reasonable explanation? Beyond me.  [/quote]'reasonable explanation'  cmon babes who r u tryn to fool here, tryna make we feel like you need one with a dumb post like that i think you should have just asked for a dumb explanation instead |
Politics › Re: Bbc2 To Air Law & Disorder In Lagos Sun, 10 Oct 2010, 21:00 (pic) by parki: 3:38am On Oct 09, 2010 |
so na now funmi sabi say truth dey abi why didnt she do it on her own and air it on national t.v and by the way who the eff is funmi, anyways all i know is that nigerians are always so desperate for international or foreign acceptance or approval and some would sell their birth ryts to receive a pat on the back by this oyinbo di#cks. na wetin lack of exposure they cause anyways.
anyways i dont blame her either she only thinks of thriving in her career as a journalist. i blame our govt or authorities
cos first there should be rules and regulation to what can be filmed and aired.
our media should fully understand the law and rules and before assisting any foreign press should make sure the follow it under the context of the law as it is done in their own countries. ( i knw get time to pull references to back up points) anyways funmi clearly dont rules and regulation of media boards that is the reason why u get them documenting law and disorder as a sequel.
blah blah blah. . . . . . . point is bbc should go take a flying f#ck at a rolling donut. the sh#t head bloody bastards. effing white f#cks. dem don spoil the country finish wetin else dem dey find na. |
Jokes Etc › Re: Annoying Quotes by parki: 11:53pm On Oct 08, 2010 |
wetin i wan jealous say u dey use antenna tap unsecured wifi for area. Nonsense  sunnynze: what are u talking about?  this one is always hungry and confused. . . . just imagine qstn? |
Romance › Re: I Am The Most Handsome Guy In Nairaland by parki: 11:47pm On Oct 08, 2010 |
@poster
all of una wey dey yab poster, upload una own make we see.
infact i double dare the gals to, make we see if seun no go close nairaland till further notice. |
Jokes Etc › Re: Annoying Quotes by parki: 11:40pm On Oct 08, 2010 |
Kunbee: *yawns* i blame you, you don see free internet. . . . . you beta go to bed. |
Politics › Re: Bbc2 To Air Law & Disorder In Lagos Sun, 10 Oct 2010, 21:00 (pic) by parki: 11:29pm On Oct 08, 2010 |
you have someone who is eternally grateful for being given the chance to live within close proximity to whites
Ta!! please take that back, who told you kobojunkie has stepped foot out of naija. please lets be careful of words we use. |
Politics › Re: Bbc2 To Air Law & Disorder In Lagos Sun, 10 Oct 2010, 21:00 (pic) by parki: 11:19pm On Oct 08, 2010 |
@kobojunkie all u have done here is chat sh#t which makes me to blive u r the delusional one.
you av been presented with references (even though weak ones) but atleast everyone seems to have a point here except you.
please if you have nothing further to say, go to bed. |
Jokes Etc › Re: Annoying Quotes by parki: 10:54pm On Oct 08, 2010 |
favourite quote
nairaland moderators no go skool |
Politics › Re: Bbc2 To Air Law & Disorder In Lagos Sun, 10 Oct 2010, 21:00 (pic) by parki: 10:14pm On Oct 08, 2010 |
@kobojunkie must be a frustrated nigerian and i bet you he is in naija typing his replies.  kobojunkie please type in your present location? |
Politics › Re: Bbc2 To Air Law & Disorder In Lagos Sun, 10 Oct 2010, 21:00 (pic) by parki: 10:07pm On Oct 08, 2010 |
Kobojunkie: Naija Champion? It is a FREAKING NEWS NETWORK -- they thrive on providing the news and flash info to all they can . . . Not a SCHOOL or INSTITUTION of Correction dumbo . . . ROFLMAO!!!
Nigerians are about the only set of people I have met who will, rather than go after those that matter, choose instead to wage a silly war against those who are only out there to entertain and thrill the audience with what they want. effing classic wot a bloody cu#t like i said read before you say sh#t. . . . . . whether they make their silly documentaries i dont care neither can i stop them from making stuff to entertain themselves, all i am against r the nigerians saying blah blah blah this stuff is very educative and showing the world our misery induces development atleast i av heard ignorant idiotic pple say that sh#t to me they have been making this documentaries even before i was born but their aim is just to ridicule the nation worse thing is that they dont even put a ryt title to the bloody mess they make. . . . the more demeaning it is the better . . . .typical british press, i mean they av achieved their aim to destroy the name nigeria so what else r they aiming at again. and yea i could argue from the view point that nigeria and nigerian should sort themselves out and put out strict rules on what is being documented but that is just irrelevant. . . . what is, is that bbc r just wrong from what they r doing and they knw. |