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redsun: How will our foods be internationally recognised when we are ashamed of being seen with our foods? You date a chic in Lagos and she will turn up her nose if you take her to a bukka to eat correct pounded yam and efo riro. Rather they want to go to Mr. Biggs to eat cake, meatpie and hotdogs! |
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tnaidaR: just helping a sister here. ![]() |
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Abeg hismichele relocate joo. Dont mind the shit packers on this thread. Nigeria is a developed country with too many "fancy jobs". There is nothing like corruption, we recently celebrated 100yrs of uninterrupted power supply, our airports are not cattle sheds and our politicians are angels. Sell your house and assets, pack your daughter and relocate to Nigeria to meet an igbo man you have never seen. What kind of love can be better than that. Did i also mention that igbos are perhaps the most upright people in the world? |
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tnaidaR: you are here debasing a "fancy" truck pushing job which is far better than the shit packing and corpse washing we all do abroad. Abeg dont insult our hardworking Nigerian brethren. ![]() |
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tnaidaR: you've never seen those air conditioned prison cells called factories? ![]() I tell you Naija is more developed than foreign countries. . . ![]() |
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that your "fancy job" is a very poor one, what can beat working 18 hours in subhuman conditions in Chinese slave camps err sorry factories producing rubber slippers and plastics. ![]() |
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lol shit packing was back breaking today. ![]() How i miss the "fancy jobs" in Nigeria. ![]() |
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Uloh: that one na consolation prize. Doyin13 is who u are hanging ur hope on? ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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tnaidaR: huh high on? |
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Uloh: mishoo for where? ![]() |
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na money be that o. . . . just the kind of woman i was looking for. ![]() Time to start carrying palm wine. |
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oh really? cool, got a couple of friends at covenant too. What do u study there? naaaaaaaa dont say mass comm pls. Na wa for Uloh o, na so e pain u reach? ![]() |
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lol i'm popping on and off like NEPA. Was that Unilag in ur pictures? Looks like it, not so sure though. |
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Sharrap doyin13! ![]() @ Kanz, dont mind the jealous fellow, my apartment is badly in need of a clean today so i'm scrubbing as hard as i can. . . of course i took a peep at the flirt corner. ![]() |
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kanz: blame ur crush mishoo. ![]() |
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doyin13: May the moors bomb you in the shiite mosque in Mosul! kanz: dont mind the fellow, its all a trick to get you to join his harem. Kanz fine o. ![]() |
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^^^ that your empty harem? ![]() |
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kanz: i got it thanks! ![]() @ doyin13, the moors have today to rejoice. ![]() |
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doublehark: there are more than 50million people all over the world who speak yoruba, far more than speak hebrew and yet the jews dont devote an entire thread anytime an African manages to sing a song in hebrew. this attitude of "feeling proud" anytime you see yoruba in encarta or see a white woman singing in yoruba smirks of inferiority complex to me. It is not hatred, i dont need to see white men singing in it or find it on google before i show how proud i am to be able to speak yoruba. |
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kanz: awwwww that's a hug for u! ![]() |
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kanz: u bet i'm not paying them any mind. ![]() ![]() |
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Orikinla: thank you, i'll appreciate that. |
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orikinla, pls can you reproduce Sonala's article here pls? |
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k9ine: This is inherently a flawed argument. I did not school abroad, did not have a rich father and attended a public university. I finished NYSC at 23, my younger brother finished at 22 and several other friends i know of. |
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BABEELOVE: yeah, it gets dry when we have empty heads like you disrupting the flow of threads you have the misfortune of stumbling into. Bankole01: I have to agree with you here. What really is the Nigerian identity? yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, Itshekiri, Ijaw, or Urhobo? How many Nigerians home or abroad identify themselves FIRST by their ethnic origins and Nigerians second? We dont even have a unifying national identity in Nigeria, every attempt to do so is jeopardised by useless government policies like Federal character designed to keep us forever in remembrance of the fact that some Nigerians are more equal than others. We have private schools were speaking the "vernacular" is banned or frowned upon. Children are taught to speak English like American or British citizens and we blame those abroad of trading away their identities? What identities are they trading away? |
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i tend to agree with some of the comments here. Wales tends to give the impression that we should be eternally grateful that a white goddess could descend from her throne to sing songs in yoruba. maybe we should be kissing her feet too. ![]() |
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darfur: simply start your own war, we fit join you later. |
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spoilt: Militia alias babeelove alias baby glow is so ashamed of her attention-seeking disgrace of a thread that she has chosen to go hang her head in shame. ![]() |
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+osisi: Abeg, if my mother sees this she may start crying of shame. ![]() ![]() sambie: U got that right, she was itshekiri. |
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I long for the day someone would boldly put up a thread about the genocidal maniac called Muhammad without the fear of a ban. Its easy to put up threads to thrash christianity and disparage biblical characters, when its done to islam it is quickly dubbed islam bashing, the muslim threads are fully protected and anyone who dares question mohammed is treated to serial bans! ![]() |
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Doyin13! How many applications will you tender on this board? ![]() Take am easy, the Lord will provide. |
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