₦airaland Forum

Kinkybraids:
Your gf is not a sex addict you are just lazy. Lets do the math

You guys have been dating for 8 months right, had sex 16 times or more ...so that means that on average you guys have sex 2 times a month

Um no offence but 16 times even in one month isnt much... thats like 4 times a week which is okay for new couples.

I'm sorry but you need to increase your appetite

experimentist:
yeaah, but he's daft n clueless..

Ikengawo:
Why do people keep quoting that the ss and se is ruled by Christians to justify apcs 80% muslim make up? This is pure ignorance, apc isn't a geographical region and the ss and se are 99% christian. What muslim will they choose among them? Where as apc is a national party that can pick from all parts od the country but only gives posts and nominations to muslims

Dollarjunkie:
I just received mine too.
Have already used it to download SEEKER season 30 and 31.
Still remaining 42MB.
Thanks etinsalad!

Rapsowdee01:
Guys dial *559*11# to check your surprise balance

Rikidony:
WHO THE FV.CK IS OREZI
AM SCHOOLING IN SPAIN

Keenysbojan:
I have been wondering why Nigerian students always use the word 'i was like ok' in every of their saying... I found it difficult to believe that 'i was like ok' is a correct short sentence, in English...

because I have sat down and think about this all over and over and over,and through research I found that there is no short sentence in English, like 'i was like ok'.. but some Nigerians are so terrible when it comes to the aspects of speaking or writing standard English...

A student of unilorin came to meet my big bro at home,and he said I have been trying your number since I left Lagos and I WAS LIKE OK LET ME CALL YOUR YOUNGER BROTHER TO CONFIRM..

immediately,I felt the 'spirit of bad English' in what he said above... since then I have been searching,I have been asking those who are highly educated and those who study English in universities.. if the use of I WAS LIKE OK is good to speak..

to nairelanders do any of you have anything to say about this topic... share your own points of view and let some 'BAD English speaker(s)' learn from you.. thanks

Yours Faithfully
k e e n y s b o j a n

ayusco85:
I will say they have a good reason to go ahead with the impeachment.......

"IT is unconstitutional for the speaker and the governor to come from the same constituency"

Eziachi: Because many Igbos and Yorubas understands spoken English and apart from the Nigerian territory or small portion Bein republic, there are no other place you find the Igbos and Yorubas, unlike Hausa language spoken in over 10 countries. Its simple economic. Market audience.

whisper88: Naija is a damned country...

barackosama: Must you Mension ISLAM ?

Redmosquito: Some of the pics here look like something out of Autocad

jamace: Are you sure of that correction?

See below:

Singular present tense: (If Patrick is to be a teacher....) = singular past tense: (If Patrick was to be a teacher....)

Plural present tense: (If they are to be teachers ...) = Plural past tense: (If they were to be teachers)

I feel the OP is right. Otherwise convince/confuse me.

Johnnoah1st: Yes d match as been show it is going to be interesting d match is either Nigeria trashing them 6-0 or Nigeria playing 3-3 with dem and dats means Nigeria is out and if the scoreline we be Nigeria 3-3 liberia den dats means Nigeria we come from behind to draw with Liberia but if Nigeria are 2 beat dem 6-0 den Nigeria would have been up by atleast 2-0 by first 20 minute of play and i can see IK UCHE among d scorer of dat first 2 goals within dat 20 minute and if Nigeria are to qualify dey we loose dere first match in group stage and thery we win de other matches in group stage and i can see one of d B countrys in our group either Bostwana,BOKINAFASO , Benin or any other B's country. MARK MY WORDS

Mr Everest: Cheap popularity stunt, this boy keeps imagining and insinuating issues without facts. I dont even know him and i believe many ppl dont know him as well, he should respect stars that paved way for him and stop dissing unnecessarily. RUbbish!