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sweetgala: The giant snails have actually found their way to Florida etc and I believe are considered foreign species destroying crops at an alarming rate.
The individuals are lucky they did not get a large fine

chiebube: [size=13pt]Try this phone. I got it online. Will keep checking. 0803 300 7771.

Mokola Bus Stop, Block A, Primal Tek Plaza, 63/65 Idimu Rd, Nigeria

It seems like the Lagos office number. Please let us know when the case is resolved and what happened[/size]

chiebube: [size=13pt][color=#000066]Consumer Protection Council Abuja. Headquarters Plot 1105 Dar-es-Salaam Street Off Aminu Kano Crescent Wuse II, Abuja. Call Centre: 07002255272 Hotlines: 08056002020, 08056003030.

You can ask them for their Lagos office.

I had a case about someone that sold a substandard good. The guy refused to pay back and was very proud. He said I should do my worst. I took the case to CPC and the guy melted. They served a notice without even a police man involved by inviting the guy to their office. It was a lady that served them the notice about 4pm. By 6pm they started calling me to come to their office that they want to settle the case amicably. To cut the long story short, they refunded me my money kia kia and collected their property.[/color][/size]

RoyalRoy: Rotflmao..... wonder how location has a way of changing your diction..... Lolllz....yes....[size=15pt]FOOTBALL!!!! [/size]

RoyalRoy: Speaking about reality shows and T.Vs I wonder maybe am socially okay or not. I Never get interested in anything on T.V except football, some world news and then more football!!

That is to say my t.v doesn't see much view except its football or news hours.

I wouldn't spend my time and cash watching other humanoids live their lives..... hell to the freaking NO

SAprincess: They seem to have a lot of doubt about South African women its really frustrating.

MissMeiya: Sorry, TROLL. I will respond to anyone except you.

MissMeiya: Africans have been so thoroughly violated by colonialism. They don't even know what their culture is anymore.

Homosexuality was an accepted part of many African cultures before it was trampled out by colonial missionaries. The white man told you homosexuality is wrong. Now you think you have always hated it. You tell the white man not to bring in something you forgot you once had.

The white man told you you weren't wearing enough clothes. That you were "indecent". Now you think baring your skin is "un-African". You tell the white man not to corrupt you with their un-African núdity.

The white man told you to worship their god. Now you have surpassed them in religious fanaticism, and you call them heathens.

I weep for my the DESTRUCTION of my people's history and culture. We don't even know what was ours anymore. Confusion.


And believe me, I can back ALL of this up with historical publications and respected research journals.

[b]Very soon you will be speaking èdè Yorùbá like this white man that learned Yoruba within a very short time and said "Yorùbá ní ọ̀pọ̀lọpọ̀ ẹ̀bùn ti làákàyè àti ti ẹ̀rí-ọkàn, ó sì yẹ kí wọn ó máa hùwà sí ara wọn gẹ́gẹ́ bí ọmọ ìyá"

Yoruba language is very easy to learn. Knowing the meaning of few words in a particular language gives you the impression/encourangement that you can know more. Start by learning the meaning of these 3:
1.) E kaaro :- Goodmorning
2.) E kaasan :- Good Afternoon
3.) E Kaale : Good Evening.
For the wonderful people that wants to learn our language and for Yoruba People that are in America, UK, Europe and in diaspora generally, there are lots and lots of Yoruba learning websites, resources and even human volunteers that would gladly teach you free of charge. Below:
For further assistance, be free to call me +447042056962

http://coerll.utexas.edu/yemi/ is a lovely online Yoruba learning App.
www.yorubaforkidsabroad.com/
http://www.learnyoruba.com/
http://teachyourselfyoruba.co.uk/lessons/
http://www.yorubadictionary.com/
http://aroadeyorubadictionary.com/
http://oyinboafricanabeni./2013/04/23/my-journey-of-learning-the-yoruba-language/
http://www.omniglot.com/writing/yoruba.htm
http://freelanguage.org/learn-yoruba
www.africa.uga.edu/Yoruba/
http://mylanguages.org/learn_yoruba.php
https://sites.google.com/site/learnyorubafree/
ilanguages.org/yoruba.php
www.ucl.ac.uk/atlas/yoruba/pronunciation.html
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B4inCB4MtKZ5OGUyNTExOGMtMjg3Zi00NDUyLTgwNmYtMDBiYzRkNDkzYzE0/edit?hl=en&pli=1

Very soon you will be speaking èdè Yorùbá like Opere. You will be able to say: "Yorùbá ní ọ̀pọ̀lọpọ̀ ẹ̀bùn ti làákàyè àti ti ẹ̀rí-ọkàn, ó sì yẹ kí wọn ó máa hùwà sí ara wọn gẹ́gẹ́ bí ọmọ ìyá"

Wishing you Success![/b]

nani667: Sweet Babe....

UchihaItachi: Thanks, I understand now

cococandy: Hate? On who?
You can say taking pictures isn't apppropriate but the hate word is a stretch. IMO
Let's agree to disagree

cococandy: Ma'am?
Ok sir

cococandy: Hmm.ok

How are you BTW?

cococandy: I don't want to go into long talks.
I saw the criticism by those who didn't find the thread tasteful and I knew it for what it was. Pure criticism. And there is nothing wrong with ciriticism.

Now I'm seeing hate and I know it for what it is. Pure hate.
The critics are gone. Tha haters are here.
No need for long talk.

cococandy: It only becomes hate when it's personal
Going personal is definitely hateful.

cococandy: May hate not kill you guys

crackhaus: Preacher extraordinaire for the ladies..

thrill for something u just said is scripted?

kulyie: I have told you already na.go and re read.i have given you reasons.-entertainment, thrill, fun, entertainment and updating your fashion sense so you don't go out with ankara jumpsuit wearing blazers on it feeling cool

kulyie: By the way i don't even know the people who you wrote their names.

you sef try watching female reality shows for week and you will have a change of mind

kulyie: Ok you've told me why you watch football I'll tell you why I watch reality shows.iys because of the thrill, fun and the way others react to everyday issues even if it is scripted.the fun behind it is seeing people handle similar day to day issues from different perspective. Some with humour, some with sarcasm etc like we have people rract to issues in different ways even on nl


secondly it gives people like us an idea of fashion. As in the latest shoe miss a is wearing and how she combined it with her outfit, her hair, eye lashes, nails etc like that . However since you're not female or feminine you won't understand

Greensaint: You think they are different because they are together. If they separate u cant tell who is who. I have one in my town & it was a lot of trouble for me explaining things I didn't do to people. I was only free when they see us together & some would ask if we were twins. We were really born less than a month apart. I was really shocked the day my young son wanted to follow him home when he visited me & was only convinced when I ran out from the house when I heard shouts of ''he's not your father, your father is inside the house.''

pickabeau1: OK...seems the issue was the mind set
People looking down on their culture..?


Then you should look beyond the symptoms and deal with the issue

Its a power game
The conquering culture sets the pace

Globalisation, common language, IMF..

The Chinese had to bring their own money to the table to be heard...
Without that they were seen as primitive

Until you understand this...

UjSizzle: It has it's upside, so....

You're married, right?

kulyie: And what do you enjoy in watching grown ass adults who you are even older than wearing uniforms with different colours and numbers written at their backs chasing after a round inanimate object you people call ball

I don't even get the concept behind it so can you educate or enlighten me what I should find entertaining about several men running after the same ball and kicking it to each other for several hours


the way they put in so much passion and take it personal sef amuses me up to the extent swarex bit another human being because of ordinary ball