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Family › Re: What Will You Want Back: If You Have To Devorce by plappville(f): 3:20pm On Jan 31, 2009
pending on what courses the devorce, but no matter what i will not asked for a liver i gave to save his life, i can asked that we share everything equaly nothing more.
Family › Re: Don't You Just Hate It When People Lack Simple Hygiene? by plappville(f): 2:46pm On Jan 31, 2009
SeanT21:
angryI hate when Mothers breastfeed their Babies in PUBLIC!! cry

That is DISGUSTING!!
Is it a dirty act to breastfeed in public?? a mother could breastfeed her baby when she see that she has no other auternative, or could u ve the heart to let ur hungry baby cry simply because u are ashame?? No one cares about ur breast, there is even a special bra for breastfeeding mothers u dont need to expose ur breast to feed ut baby.

@ topic: i hate when people trow their cater and spit on the street when passing in front of u, and for those animal lovers out there, they just let their dog pupu in the street witout removing it, it's disgusting, i always wash my hands each time i come back from outing expecially when i was still using the public transport.
Family › Re: Please What Can I Do To Put On Weight by plappville(f): 2:28pm On Jan 31, 2009
MrCrackles:
I dont know why you are worried over nothing!
There are tonnes of vulcanizers who can pump you fat around the streets of Lagos!
All you need to get fat is walk down the treat to a vulcanizer as long as you have 50naira

Dont listen to any other advice you get here
!!! undecided
very funny: @ poster, eat food, if u want to fat fast do eat lot of fat food, like meat that has fat, eg pork, ketchup, mayounaise, chips, eba, panded yam but with rich souce oo, then sleep well and make good love u will see as fat go grag u in no distance time.
Family › Re: Your 8 Year Old Child: What Will You Do? by plappville(f): 2:09pm On Jan 31, 2009
The child is still too young to understands business, i will only encourage him from 14yrs, his mum did the right thing, he has to concertrate on his studies, or else in the classs he will be thinking about how much profit he will make for today instead of concerntrating, there is time for every thing let him wait.
Family › Re: Our New Baby Girl! by plappville(f): 2:01pm On Jan 31, 2009
Welcome to the world and to ur lovely parents PONY baby, she is cute and hairy, i love baby girls so much, hope to have one some day (felicitation) and bravo.
Family › Re: Virgins Win Award In Nigeria. by plappville(f): 1:50pm On Jan 31, 2009
The founder of this award is a jobless person, let him go and organise peace keeping ceremony in the Niger Delta or Irak grin grin grin
Na wo care about virgin, it's a self blessing and not a thing to publicite.
Family › Re: Woman Gives Birth To 8 Babies At Once (octupulets) by plappville(f): 7:10pm On Jan 29, 2009
wonderful, waoh God is really great, how did she manage during the pregnancy? she is blessed.
Family › Re: Is It Possible To Have A Favorite Child? by plappville(f): 12:45pm On Jan 29, 2009
jamace:
Sure. It is a human nature. You can not love 2 or more persons equally. Qualities like Character, attitude, physical appearance, obedience, intelligence, hardworking etc, could make the difference between children. Definately you will have a soft spot for the child that exhibit better qualities. But you should be very tactful on how you show your favouritism else you may ruin the psyche of the other child/children.
very correct, Imagin u ve two children, one does obey and does things rightly, and the other does not, instead gives u problem and make u ve too much stress, do u think u will ve equal look on the both? No no no, but in the case when both child are nice there is absulutely no need to favorite one from the other. That na me ooo.
Sports › Re: Mikel Obi Arrested For Drunk Driving by plappville(f): 12:06pm On Jan 29, 2009
THERE IS NOTHING NEW, HE IS NOT GOING TO JAIL BECOS OF DRINK AND DRIVE, HE WILL LOSE DRIVING POINTS AND PAY A FOUND, HIS LICENCE WILL BE DEFINATLY SUSPENDED FOR SOME MONTHS OR YEARS.
Nairaland General › Pray For Their Souls. by plappville(op): 11:48am On Jan 29, 2009
I wonder what the nigeria road safty are doing, the rate of accident is too much, i could remember when i waw still playing, on our way back from Abiokuta, our bus ran into a big pot hole and the driver losses control, and we found the four tyres facing the heaven, why every one were strugling to come out of the car, it was indeed God that saved us, people couldn't believe we were not hurt, only the winscreen got broken. I THINK WE SOULD PUT A LIMIT TO THIS, HOWhuh BY REPAIRING BAD ROADS AND PUTING MORE SECURITY PANELS, AND MAKING THE LAW VERY STRONG THAT EVERY ONE MUST OBEY IT.



LAGOS (AFP) – Nigerian football was hit by a second major tragedy in less than a month when 15 players were killed in a road accident near Akwanga, central Nigeria on Sunday.

The head of the Nigeria Football Federation, Mohamed Sanusi, confirmed the incident, which involved players from FC Jimeta of Adamawa.

"The team were on their way to Abuja for a professional league match," said Sanusi.

"Their bus was involved in an accident and 11 players died at the scene while four others died in hospital. Two other players are on the danger list.

"It is really another very sad day for Nigerian football."

Last month, 18 female players were killed in Plateau State when their team bus was involved in an accident.
Travel › Re: Cheap Good Hotels in lagos by plappville(f): 10:02pm On Jan 15, 2009
benincitys:
how did you book the hotel you stay in?
U are going to Naija not and u are asking of booking an hotelsmiley take ur mind out of booking they don't do on line booking, on like me when i arrive Lagos, i loged in Green house motel, it was 14,000 naira per night and a deposite of about 5,000 naira, i can tell u that the food i ate was very good but forget the NEPA stuff, my baby was only 4 months old and the other one was 3yrs he was scared and was asking me were went the light, i waited for more that 10 mins befor their gen pick up, the bathroom was poor, the hot water was not working well, and the batroom light was off and on, i wasn't satisfied at all, but was one advantage is that, the hotel is not far from the local airport, i used air arik it was ok, it cost about 22,000 for me and my son. conclution, i went there because it is a secured hotel, my sister's husband who is an expatrait in NNPE sent his company driver to do the instant booking and everything.
Travel › Re: 9ja Living Abroad, Please Help. by plappville(op): 9:46pm On Jan 15, 2009
thank u all for ur replies. at least i have gotten some information from u.
Romance › Re: Am Confused by plappville(f): 7:34pm On Jan 12, 2009
dappssee:
Come to my house and let me tell you what to do ,
grin grin grin grin

[b@ poster use ur head, the guy should have called u if really he loves u, don't continue to be giving ur body to someone who doesn't dersarve u.
, Use ur tongue to count ur teeth, it's not to late.[/b]
Travel › Re: 9ja Living Abroad, Please Help. by plappville(op): 5:27pm On Jan 12, 2009
JJYOU:
you only need your name, bank account no and sort code to do any remitance. uba is ok.
So why am i having problems with the form they gave to me? the paper is really not official, there is no UBA logo at the head of the paper, maybe that is why my bank could understand anything.
Travel › 9ja Living Abroad, Please Help. by plappville(op): 5:15pm On Jan 12, 2009
Please nairalander residing in the europe kindly tell me how and what bank is best to open a domicilary account with.
I open with UBA for more than 8 months now, the account informations they gave me was not accepted by my bank, so i couldn't pay in from here, i have called the UBA and explained to them they told me the informations are correct, i am giving up an account that is already giving me problems too early; My question is how do u guys living abroad do it, please help thank u.
Family › Re: He Is Married, But I’m Pregnant For Him by plappville(f): 5:05pm On Jan 12, 2009
@ POSTER yOU HAVE STOLEN SOMEONE'S HUSBAND U STILL HAVE THE BOLDNES TO PUBLISH IT HERE, HOW WILL U FEEL IF U WERE TO BE IN THE STUPID MAN'S WIFE SHOEhuh? I HATE TO KNOW U GIRLS THAT KEEP RUNING AROUNG MARRIED MEN, U KNOW WHAT ASKED GOD WHAT U SHOULD DO BECAUSE UR HAVE JUST SINED AGAINST GOD AND MAN. AT LEAST AT THE AGE U MENTIONED U ARE SUPOSED TO BE SOMEBODIES WIFE IF U REALLY WISED TO BE WITH A MAN AND NOT BEEN WITH ANOTHER WOMAN'S HUSBAND. A LONG LOUD HISSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS sad
Family › Re: Nigerian Kids Can't Speak Local Languages: by plappville(f): 8:20pm On Jan 08, 2009
[quote author=Mad_Max link=topic=25478.msg3313914#msg3313914 date=1231345748]@plappville
Three languages. Lovely. I heard ages four to six is the best for kids to learn diverse languages. They don't get confused. You might be surprised to hear some kids have mastered Latin, French, English,Spanish and German by age six. The guy whose kid learnt Latin is a scholar and Catholic. I don't think 3 languages is too much for your kid. Give him tme. He'll master all three. I think it's great you're not in the country and your kid is learning your dialect. Unlike some inferiority-complexed asses who're right here in the country.I was visiting a friend once and their kid rushed in and told them something excitedly in Yoruba. The father was displeased and thought it warranted a spanking. It's an epidemic. Why can't our kids speak BOTH English and local languages?Haba![/quote]That means i will continue to encourage him, I think he is gonna learn more languages in collage, like Dutch and Spanish, anyway, thank u for ur advice.

Sammyzacks:
whats this craze about local language. why do you need language in the first place. if anyone does not speak his or her local language it simply means they do not need it. because if they do, they would. so lets forget this hypocritical nonsense and wise up. i wish a day will come when all nigerians will have a single language.
The only words that sounds reasonable to me is
i wish a day will come when all Nigerians will have a single language.
But i don't think this ur wish could ever materialise in centuries.
Family › Re: Why I’m Still Producing Babies At 81 by plappville(f): 9:19pm On Jan 06, 2009
more than serious grin grin
Family › Re: 2 German Kids Of 6 And 5 Planned To Marry In Africa! Lol by plappville(f): 9:14pm On Jan 06, 2009
I read this in the yahoo homepage, its just a joke i think what do theyknow about marriage?
Family › Re: Nigerian Kids Can't Speak Local Languages: by plappville(f): 9:05pm On Jan 06, 2009
It's abit shameful to see that kids who are born and brought up in nigeria cannot speak their parents dialect, but u won't blame the children, on like me, i do understand my language very well but can't speak it much, It's reall best to talk with our children in our dialect when they are very young, but when it's multiple languages it makes the child learn slower.

My kid is only 4 years, and learning to talk and understand 3 languages, FRENCH ENGLISH AND URHOBO, i think he will not need my dialect in school or to work in the future but just for the normal conversation as par My mother is an Urhobo so i can understand the language abit or else i see no special reason why i am complicating my kid's head with multiple language, he always reply mein French when i talk with him in english, sometimes i feel like stoping to conversate with him in my dialect in order for him to catch up english and french better. If he happens not to speak my language very well will it be a shameful act toohuh?.

Make una advise me befor it's too late as person no dey know finish oo.
Family › Re: Share Your Holiday Memories! by plappville(f): 7:50pm On Jan 06, 2009
[quote author=Don_Ese125 link=topic=213220.msg3287964#msg3287964 date=1230684684]I was about to say the same thing myself. This is a public forum,and i'm not going to subject my sister to that kind of scrutiny. As for hotels,i'll see what i can dig up by tommorow. They're some good ones i know,but i can't seem to remember their names. I'm staying with a family member.It'd be an insult to stay in a hotel when my whole family's there. Are you planning to come to benin by road?[/quote]What insulthuh must u please ur family and be a victim of armed robberinghuh all these killing here and there we hear about are not fake, there is even one POSTE here in NL about one IFEOMA that left the US for her home town in IHIALA to visit her family after 20 years of stay in the US.

I know her half sister here. apart from this one, there have been several killing of most akaterians by robbers in Benin too, i am not saying the hotel is most secured oo, but it's safer than the family home, cos u don't know who is who coming to say hello and taking look at the entrace of the of the bulding. there is no insult that will be greater than the safty of my life ooo.
Family › Re: Who Would You Choose Between A Wife Beater & A Cheating Husband by plappville(f): 6:56pm On Jan 06, 2009
A capital letter NONE OF THE ABOVE, but what kind of women will be going through this pains all in the name of marriagehuh? do they think there is no life if they have to divoce their mannerless socalled husband.huh Tell them to wake up, i grade the both as bad, beating ur wife can kill her, and cheating on her can transmit to her a deadly desease so the two na Dsame ooo.
Family › Re: Generating Set Fumes Kill Father,mother And Four Others! by plappville(f): 6:14pm On Jan 06, 2009
It's sad to hear this happening to the poor people nigerians, the socalled leaders who are enjoying the country money sleep like they are in heaven on earth.

This kind of thing wont stop, in as long as those thieves keep stealling Nigeria money.

Countries like Togo, Benin are well equipe with good power suplies even Nigeria do suply electricity to some neigbouring countries yet we still suffer black out frequently, "what a shame"

MAY GOD HELP NIGERIA TO LEARN TO COPY GOOD THINGS AND FORSAKE THE BAD HABITE SHE HAS AT PRESENT.
Christianity Etc › Re: Christ Embassy Rumour, Ow True Is It? by plappville(f): 6:10pm On Dec 28, 2008
5p1naz:
do u read ur bible at all? it says "for we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities and power, against rulers of darkness of this world" so what do u say about that?
Good qoute there.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Photo Of The Bleeding Statue Of Jesus Christ In Warri by plappville(f): 6:04pm On Dec 28, 2008
NA WAOOO, i wonder why christians should even honour a statut be it that of Jesus, I was it two days ago on tv, during the christmas service, they took the statut of a baby bowing their head befor it and droping flowers in the alter where they kept the statut. Is this what God really want from ushuh? all those children who were with them did thesame thing, what is the meaning of the baby statut they were holdinghuh Jesus christ grown up and became adult befor he died, so i don't know and understand any reason why a statut of a fake jesus when he was a baby should be worshipped rather than worshiping him in spirit and in truth. Wonders shall never end oooo.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Mark Of The Beast. Have You Broken The Code? by plappville(f): 5:48pm On Dec 28, 2008
casper:
i have funny questions. could the person we are talking about be OBAMA??

McCain calls him "that one"

Christians in America call him the man of sin because he supports Gay marriages and he supports abortion.

and he said that everybody would have universal health care and if you don't have you can get medical help, hmnnn interesting!!!

also the way tattoos on peoples bodies are growing is scary!!!

my two cents
THIS IS BECOMING SCARYING OOO, HOW COULD MCCAIN OBLIGE PEOPLE TO USE UNIVERSAL HEALTH CAREhuh INFACT THERE ARE SOME FACTS OF 666 ALREADY, BUT CHRISTIANS SHOULD LOOK ONLY ONTO JESUS;

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