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 Islam › Re: A Thread on Correcting Errors Made in Salat by Rajman45(m): 4:46pm On Mar 27, 2015 |
Rajman45: 1 Like |
| Islam › Re: A Thread on Correcting Errors Made in Salat by Rajman45(m): 4:44pm On Mar 27, 2015 |
lanrexlan:Assalam alaiku, just a little observation. When the imam is fast in his taslim or any aspect of the salat, it is obligatory to be fast as well. U don't stay longer in any aspect of the salat after the imam has concluded his.... For instance, when the imam is on ruku, will u wait a little longer because u have not finish ur dua (subhana rabi Azim wa bi hamdul) no, u follow him immediately. Allah knows best |
| Phones › Re: Android, Anyone? Part II by Rajman45(m): 5:25am On Mar 27, 2015 |
onyekabe:Try installing Facebook lite from play store |
| Nairaland General › This Jonathan Self, Not Again O by Rajman45(op): 10:15am On Mar 26, 2015 |
Forwarded as Received: FELLOW NIGERIANS: If BUHARI can make jonaTAN, who has never been serious in SIX YEARS to be this serious in less than SIX WEEKS to election date, it simply means SIX WEEKS of BUHARI in Aso rock will be a GREAT BLESSING to Nigerians. BECAUSE................................................. In SIX YEARS, jonaTAN never cared to visit Maiduguri but he summoned the courage to visit there just SIX WEEKS to election. In SIX YEARS, jonaTAN NEVER cared to visit the OBAS in Edo state and South west, but he started visiting them just SIX WEEKS to election.. who does he want to deceive? In SIX YEARS, jonaTAN NEVER cared to reduce fuel price, but in less than SIX WEEKS to election, he blindly and jokingly reduced the fuel price with just 10 naira... who dis man wan deceive wit 10 naira? In SIX YEARS, jonaTAN NEVER cared to include AZIKIWE to his name as president, BUT started answering AZIKIWE again just SIX WEEKS to election... Igbo kwenu, una wan allow dis man deceive una again? In SIX YEARS, jonaTAN told the whole world he has killed Abu Shekau more than three times, but the same jonaTAN is asking the soldiers to capture the same Shekau alive... Abi na ghost jonaTAN wan make our gallant soldiers capture? In SIX YEARS, jonaTAN has been budgeting 2 BILLION NAIRA for feeding allowance for himself and his family in Aso rock which amount to 12 BILLION NAIRA in six years (d money dat wud hav fed 70% of Nigerians for 20 years), but just barely SIX WEEKS to election, he want to reduce the feeding budget to 500 million naira.... hmmmmmmn, chai!! jonaTAN think say na Nursery school we still dey... May GOD protect our lives to WITNESS March 28.......Ameen!!! Abeg share only with concerned good citizens of Naija. 1 Like |
| Phones › Re: Android, Anyone? Part II by Rajman45(m): 9:00am On Mar 26, 2015 |
franciseromosel:Try changing ur imei number of the techno phone a bb imei number |
| Phones › Re: Android, Anyone? Part II by Rajman45(m): 8:55am On Mar 26, 2015 |
Jerrite:Download the driver from this link http://androidxda.com/download-gionee-usb-drivers |
| Politics › Re: Patience Jonathan In Oyo: If Buhari Wins, APC Will Jail Me by Rajman45(m): 6:28am On Mar 26, 2015 |
[quote author=Rose2014 post=32007062][/quote]When the northern military where planing coup, where were ur people.. Hiding? Or do you want me to plan a coup for you to rule.. Hahaha.. When men where standing for a fight, the Southern where busy hiding under mummies bed, then u want to rule from a Northern fight. I wish the south and east had the mental straight, u guys would have plot ur coup then. So.. Stop shouting that the northern rule for 30yr years, where were you people  ?? Sleeping.. I thought so. 1 Like |
| Nairaland General › Re: If You Ever Play This In Your Childhood Days, You Are Genius [see Photo] by Rajman45(m): 1:05pm On Mar 23, 2015 |
Ur keeper fake well well... U suppose use cover í ¼í½¶ take make keeper. Apart from dat, great wk |
| Nairaland General › Re: If You Ever Play This In Your Childhood Days, You Are Genius [see Photo] by Rajman45(m): 1:01pm On Mar 23, 2015 |
Ur keeper fake well well... U suppose use cover í ¼í½¶ take make keeper. Apart from dat.... í ½í± |
| Nairaland General › Re: A Very Bad Way To Die. (graphic Photo) by Rajman45(m): 12:58pm On Mar 23, 2015 |
Pls... More information about the incident |
| NYSC › Language Guide To All Perspective Corp Members.. HAUSA by Rajman45(op): 9:22pm On Mar 20, 2015 |
NYSC APP HAUSANCI General Greetings click to collapse contents Columns... English Hausa Voice Good morning? RESPONSE: Quite fine this morning Ina kwana? Or Barka da asuba ANSAAWA: Lafiya lau or Barka ka dai PLAY Good morning to you all (plural) RESPONSE: We Feel ok Ina Kwanan ku? (Plural) ANSAAWA: Lafiya Kalau PLAY Hope you woke up fine? RESPONSE: Lafiya Kalau An tashi lafiya? ANSAAWA: Fine, no problem PLAY How are you? RESPONSE: No problem Inagajiya ? ANSAAWA: Sagajiya PLAY Good morning (when the morning sun is high in the sky) RESPONSE: Good morning Barka da hantsi ANSAAWA: Barka ka dai PLAY Good afternoon RESPONSE: Same greeting to you Barka da rana ANSAAWA: Yaya, Barka kadai/Sarkaka dai PLAY How is the day? (How are you?) RESPONSE: It is very fine Yaya yau dai? ANSAAWA: Lafiya / lafiya lau PLAY Good evening? RESPONSE: Very well Ina wuni? ANSAAWA: Lafiya lau PLAY How is it? RESPONSE: No problem Ina gajiya? ANSAAWA: Sagajiya? PLAY Good evening RESPONSE: Good evening Barka da dare ANSAAWA: Barka kai dai or Yawa sannu ka dai PLAY How is work? RESPONSE: We thank God Yaya aiki? ANSAAWA: Da godiya PLAY Till tomorrow morning (when you know that you are not Meeting again) RESPONSE: May God grant us, Amen Sai da safe or sai gobe ANSAAWA: Allah ya kai mu, Amin PLAY Have a good night rest RESPONSE: Amen A huta lafiya ANSAAWA: Amin PLAY May you live long RESPONSE: May we live long together with you Ranka ya dade ANSAAWA: Mu dade tare/yawa PLAY You are welcome (General irrespective of gender) RESPONSE: Thank you Barka da zu wa ANSAAWA: Yawwa or Sarka ka dai PLAY Hope you arrived well? RESPONSE: Very well, thank you An zo lafiya ? ANSAAWA: Lafiya lau PLAY How was the journey? RESPONSE: It was fine. Yaya Hanya? ANSAAWA: Lafiya lau PLAY Till we meet RESPONSE: Thanks, bye till we meet Sai anjima ANSAAWA: Yawwa njima da yawa PLAY Till we meet again RESPONSE: Okay, that’s alright Sai mu sake saduwa ANSAAWA: To, madalla PLAY Safe journey RESPONSE: Amen Asaoka lafiya ANSAAWA: Amin PLAY Greet your people at home RESPONSE: Okay, they will hear. Agaida mutumu a gida ANSAAWA: To, sa su ji PLAY How is work? Or well done RESPONSE: Thank you Sannu da aiki ? ANSAAWA: Yawwa sannu ka dai PLAY How is work? RESPONSE: Well, we thank God Yaya aiki ? ANSAAWA: Da godiya PLAY Congratulation RESPONSE: Thank you very much Muna muma ANSAAWA: Madalla / Na gode PLAY Congratulation (No need to specify it is usually understood) RESPONSE: Oh! Thank you very much Sannu da Arziki ANSAAWA: Madalla PLAY May the Lord nurse it for us RESPONSE: Amen Allah ya raya mana ANSAAWA: Amin PLAY Hello how is it? RESPONSE: Fine, no problem Yaya dai? ANSAAWA: Ba komai PLAY How is life in Town? RESPONSE: It is well Yaya zaman Garu? ANSAAWA: Alhamdulilliah (Lafiya lau) PLAY Quite an age! RESPONSE: Exactly An kwana-biyu ba mu hadu ba ! ANSAAWA: Haja be kuwa, baka ne kuwa PLAY How is your father? RESPONSE: He is fine Yaya Mahaifinka? ANSAAWA: Yana lafiya PLAY How is your mother? RESPONSE: She is fine Yaya Mahaifiyarka? ANSAAWA: Tana lafiya PLAY How is your wife? RESPONSE: She is fine Yaya Uwargida? ANSAAWA: Tana lafiya PLAY How are your children? RESPONSE: They are also fine Yaya yara? ANSAAWA: Suna, suna lafiya PLAY General Requests click to collapse contents Columns... English Hausa Voice WHAT? MENENE? PLAY What is your name? Yaya sunnanka? PLAY What is happening? Menene or me yake faruwa? PLAY What do you want? Me kake so? PLAY WHICH? WANNE? PLAY Which one do you want? Wane kake so? PLAY Which one is good? Wanne yake da kyau? PLAY Which one is good? Wanne ne ke da kyau? PLAY WHO? WANENE? PLAY Who is that? Wanene Wanean? PLAY Who is calling me? Wanene yaka kira na? PLAY Who wants to go? Wanene yake so ya tafi? PLAY WHERE? INA ? PLAY Where are you going? Ina Za kaje? PLAY Where did you collect your property? Ina ka karbo kayanka? PLAY Where do you live? Ina ka ke da zama? PLAY Where are you? In ka ke? PLAY Where did you put it? Ina kal saka shi? PLAY Where did you see the C.I? Ina ka ga C.I. PLAY HOW? YAYA? PLAY How did you do it? Yaya ka yi shi? PLAY How did you get there? Yaya ka isa can? PLAY How is it? Yaya dai? PLAY HOW MUCH ? NAWA ? PLAY How much is it? Nawa ka ke? PLAY How much did you buy it? Nawa ka saye shi? PLAY How much did you have? Nawa ka ke de shi? PLAY How Many? Guda Nawa? PLAY How many people are there? Mutane guda nawa suke can? PLAY How many children do you have? Yara guda nawa kake da su? PLAY How many wive dose your father have ? Mata guda nawa banan ka yake Da su ? PLAY CAN YOU? ZA’/KAIYA? PLAY Can you do it? Zaja uta yin sa? PLAY Can you find it for me? Za/ Ka iya samo mini? PLAY Can you see the boy? Za / Ka iya ganin yaron? PLAY WHEN? YAUSHE? PLAY When are you going?', ' Yaushe ne za /ka tafi? PLAY When did you come? Yaushe ka zo? PLAY When will the game state ? Yaushe za a fara was an? PLAY WHY? DON ME ? PLAY Why are you late? Don me ka makara? PLAY Why are you calling me? Don me ka kerana? PLAY Why did you abuse me? Don me ka zage ni? PLAY WHOSE? NA WANNEN? PLAY Whose book it this? Wa annan littafi Na Wanene? PLAY Whose child is this? Wannan Dan Na Wanene? PLAY Where is it? Aina ya ke? PLAY How much is this orange? Nawa nawa ne lemo? PLAY How are things? Yaya abubuwa dai? PLAY What I the time now? Karfe nawa ne yanzu? PLAY Who is that? Wanene Wanean? PLAY When do I expect you / or when do i expect you to return? Yaushe zan sanraro dowowarka? PLAY WHOSE? NA WANNEN? PLAY Which one do you chose? Wanne ka zabe? PLAY Can you show me the way? Ko za/ka numa mani hanya? PLAY Greeting Situations click to collapse contents Columns... English Hausa Voice To be said to people sitting (not necessary collectively) Sannunku duka PLAY To be said to people that arrive after you Sannunku da isowa PLAY Greeting to a person enjoying his/herself Barka da shakatawa PLAY Greeting to people that are enjoying themselves Barka da shakatawa PLAY To be said to Muslim on Sallah Days Barka da sallah PLAY To be said to a person who has been waiting for you. Sannu da hakuri PLAY To be said to a group of people who have been waiting for you. Sannu da hakuri PLAY PLAY To be said to a group of people who have been sitting down for a long time. Sannu da hakuri PLAY PLAY Common Verbs click to collapse contents Columns... English Hausa Voice To love So PLAY To greet Gaisar PLAY To eat Ci PLAY To clean Share PLAY To seek Nemi PLAY To find Samo PLAY To go out Fita PLAY To come in Shigo PLAY To finish Gama PLAY To deliver (child) Haufa PLAY To agree Yarda PLAY To steal Sata PLAY To sleep Yibarci PLAY To rest Huta PLAY To forget Manta PLAY To see Gani PLAY To say Ce\\fadi PLAY To give Sayar PLAY To die Mutu PLAY To sit down Zauna PLAY To kneel down Tauguna PLAY PLAY To answer Amsa PLAY PLAY To walk Taka PLAY PLAY To work Yiaki PLAY PLAY To buy Sayi PLAY PLAY To wait Tashi tsaye PLAY PLAY To know Jira PLAY PLAY To stand up Sani\\gano PLAY PLAY To drink Sha PLAY PLAY To run Gudu PLAY PLAY To read Karanta PLAY PLAY To look Duba PLAY PLAY To explain Sayyana PLAY PLAY To show Nuna PLAY PLAY To cut Yanke PLAY PLAY Hospital Situations click to collapse contents Columns... English Hausa Voice Please where do people get card? I na ake karbar bar kati? PLAY Who gives card? Wanene ke bad a kati ? PLAY Please I need a card? Ina son kati ? PLAY Do I pay for the card? Zan biya kudin kati? PLAY When does the doctor come? Yaushe likita zai zo? PLAY Where is the doctor’s consulting room? Ina dakin garnwa da likits ? PLAY Which doctor works here? Wa nene Likita ke aiki a nan? PLAY Good morning doctor, I am john Barka da asuba / ina kwana, sunana John PLAY You are working hard, doctor Kana da kokarin aiki, likita', ' PLAY I am suffering from headache Kai nakeciwo PLAY I have belly-ache Ciki na yana ciwo PLAY My eye pains me Idanu na suna ciwo PLAY I have constipation Ina da bushewar-clki PLAY My legs are paining me kafafuna suna liwe PLAY I have diarrhea ina gudawa PLAY My ears are paining me Kunnuwa na suna ciwo PLAY Bottle piece pierced my leg Kswalbace ta yanka mani kafa PLAY I have malaria Inajin zazzabi PLAY I feel dizzy some time Inajinjiwawani okaci PLAY Worms worry me Kwayoyin aita suna damu na PLAY Thank you doctor Nagode likita PLAY Where do I pay for drugs? In azan biya kudin magani? PLAY Good-bye Sai wata-rana / Sai mun sadu PLAY About Travelling click to collapse contents Columns... English Hausa Voice I want to travel today RESPONSE:Where are you going? Ina so in yi Tafiya yau ANSAAWA: Ina zakaje? PLAY I am going to Jos RESPONSE: When will you return? Zan tafi Jos ANSAAWA: Yaushe za Ika dawo PLAY I shall return next week RESPONSE: Okay. It is alright Zan dawo moko mai zuwa ANSAAWA: To, shi ken an PLAY Please, take care of my house RESPONSE: Okay. It is alright Ina rokonka, ka lura man da gida ANSAAWA: To, shi ken an PLAY Till you are back RESPONSE: May God make it so Sai ko dawo ANSAAWA: Allah ya yarda PLAY PLAY Invitation to Dinning click to collapse contents Columns... English Hausa Voice Come and eat RESPONSE:Thank you, I have had enough Zo mu chi abinci ANSAAWA: Na koshi PLAY What have you eaten ? RESPONSE: I have eaten food made of rice or I have already eaten Me ka chi haka ANSAAWA: Na chi tuwo Shinkafa or Na riga na chi abinci PLAY Market Interactions click to collapse contents Columns... English Hausa Voice Good afternoon RESPONSE:Good afternoon Sanu da rana ANSAAWA: Yawwa sannu PLAY Hi there seller RESPONSE: You are welcome Barka da kasuwa ANSAAWA: Yawwa, barka da suwa PLAY How is sales ? RESPONSE: Well, thanks be to God Yaya kasuwa ? ANSAAWA: To da godiya PLAY How much dose a yam cost? RESPONSE: Three naira Nawa-nawa ne doya? ANSAAWA: Naira Ukku PLAY It is too dear RESPONSE: It is not too dear at all Ta na da tsada ANSAAWA: sam, ba tsada PLAY What of two naira ? RESPONSE: Not acceptable Naira ne gaskiyarta? ANSAAWA: I barka PLAY What is the last price? RESPONSE: Naira biyu da kobo biyar Nawa ne gaskiyarta ANSAAWA: two naira five kobo PLAY Take two naira RESPONSE: Alright, pay ka karbi naira biyu inana ANSAAWA: to, kawo kudin PLAY Do you have change? RESPONSE: There is Kana da canjin naira biyar? ANSAAWA: Akwai PLAY Here is it (take) RESPONSE: May God bless it Gashi ANSAAWA: Allah shi amfana PLAY May God bring sales RESPONSE: Amen thank you Allah ya bad a kasuwa ANSAAWA: Amin, na goda PLAY Where do they sell yam? Aina ake sayan Doya? PLAY PLAY Where do they sell pepper? Aina ake sayan Barkono? PLAY PLAY Where do they sell meat? Aina ake sayan Nama? PLAY PLAY Where do they sell palm-oil? Aina ake sayan Manja? PLAY PLAY Where do they sell beans? Aina ake sayan Wake? PLAY PLAY Where do they sell salt? Aina ake sayan Gishiri? PLAY PLAY Where do they sell palm-wine? Aina ake sayan Bammi? PLAY PLAY Where do they sell palm-wine? Aina ake sayan Riga? PLAY PLAY Food Items click to collapse contents Columns... English Hausa Voice Market Kasuwa PLAY Yam Doya PLAY Rice Shinkafa PLAY Beans Shinkafa PLAY Plantain Manya ayaba or Pilantein PLAY Banana Ayaba PLAY Meat Naflma PLAY Fish Kifi PLAY Condiments Kayan miya PLAY Pepper Barkono PLAY Palm oil Manja PLAY Groundnut oil Man gyada PLAY Salt Gishiri PLAY potato Dankali PLAY Maize Masara PLAY Corn flour Gari-sawa PLAY Cassava flour Garin-rogo PLAY Cassava Rogo PLAY Yam flour Garin Doya PLAY Fresh fish Dayen kifi PLAY Eggs Kwai PLAY Tomatoes Tumaturi PLAY Oranges Lemo/u PLAY Wine /Beer Giya PLAY Palm wine Bamim PLAY Coconut Kwakwa PLAY Groundnut Gyada PLAY Bread Burodi PLAY Stock fish A-ci-da-adda PLAY Millet Gero PLAY Office Situations click to expand contents Personal Pronouns click to expand contents Finding Your Way click to expand contents Possessive Pronouns click to expand contents Dining Requests click to expand contents Nouns for Dining click to expand contents Days of the Week click to expand contents Months of the Year click to expand contents Conversation with Taxi click to expand contents With Food Seller click to expand contents Emotional Expressions click to expand contents Counting of Things click to expand contents School Situations click to expand contents Time Period click to expand contents © NYSC 2014. 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| NYSC › Language Guide To All Perspective Corp Members.. IGBO by Rajman45(op): 9:16pm On Mar 20, 2015 |
NYSC APP IGBO LANGUAGE General Greetings click to collapse contents Columns... English Igbo Voice Good morning? RESPONSE: Good morning Iputawo Ura Ututu Oma Iboola Chi Chi Ee Iputawo O, Ututu Oma, Ibool PLAY How are you RESPONSE: I am alright, fine Keduka I Mere? Kedu? RESPONSE: A di m mma, O di mma PLAY Good afternoon RESPONSE: Good afternoon Ehihie-Oma; Ndewo RESPONSE: Ehihie-oma, O, Ndewo PLAY How is the day RESPONSE: It''s fine Kedu Ka Ubochi Di? RESPONSE: O di mma PLAY Good evening RESPONSE: Good evening Mgbede-Oma; Deme O RESPONSE: Mgbede-oma; Deme o PLAY How are you? RESPONSE: I am alright Kedu Ka I Mere RESPONSE: A di m mma PLAY Good night RESPONSE: Good night Ka Chi Foo, Ka Chi Boo RESPONSE: O, ka chi foo O, ki chi boo PLAY Welcome RESPONSE: Thank you Nno RESPONSE: O, dalu PLAY Have you arrived? RESPONSE: Yes I Batawo? I Lotala RESPONSE: Ee, demem Ee, daalu PLAY How was your journey? RESPONSE: It was good Ezio Dikwa Mma? Kedu Ka Ije Di? RESPONSE: Ezi di m ma; Ije di mma O dim ma, nnoo PLAY What of your papa? RESPONSE: He is alright Kedu ma ka nna gi? RESPONSE: O di m ma, O no PLAY How about your mama? RESPONSE: She is fine Kedu maka nne gi? RESPONSE: Allah ya kai mu, Amin PLAY What of your brother? RESPONSE: He is alright Kedu maka nwanne gi nwoke? RESPONSE: O di mma, O no PLAY May you live long RESPONSE: She is fine Kedu maka nwanne gi nwanyi? RESPONSE: O di mma, O no PLAY What of your husband? RESPONSE: He is alright Kedu maka di gi RESPONSE: O di mma , O no PLAY What of your wife? RESPONSE: She is well Kedu maka nwunye gi? RESPONSE: O di mma , O no PLAY How is your child? RESPONSE: He is alright Nwa gi kwanu RESPONSE: Ha di mma, O no PLAY How are your children? RESPONSE: They are well Umu gi kwanu? RESPONSE: Ha di mma , Hano PLAY What of your friends RESPONSE: They are alright Ndi enyi gi kwanu? RESPONSE: Ha di mma , Hano PLAY What of your friends RESPONSE: They are alright Asaoka lafiya RESPONSE: Ha di mma , Hano PLAY Making Enquiries click to collapse contents Columns... English Igbo Voice What is your name? Giru bu aha gi? PLAY What is happening? Gini na-eme? PLAY What do you want? Gini ka ichOrO? PLAY Which one do you want? Kedu nke ichOrO? PLAY Which one is good? Kedu nke di mma? PLAY Who is that? Onye di ihe ahu? PLAY Who is calling me? Onye na-akpO m? PLAY Who wants to go? Onye choroiga? PLAY Where are you going? Ebee ka ina-aga? PLAY Where do you live? Ebee ka ibi? PLAY Where did you see the C.I.? O lee ebe ihuru C.I.? PLAY How are you? Kedu ki I di? PLAY How do we do it? Kedu ka anyi ga-esi me ya? PLAY How is it? Kedu ka O di? PLAY How much is it? Ole ka-o bu?/o bu o le? PLAY How much did you buy it O le ka izuru ya? PLAY How much do you have? Ole ka inwere? PLAY How many people are there? Mmadu ole no ebe ahu? PLAY How many children have you? Umu ole ka I nwere? PLAY How many wives does your father have? Nwuuye ole ka nna gi nwere? PLAY Can you do it? I nwere ike ime ya? PLAY Can you find it for ma? I nwere ike I chotaa ram ya? PLAY Can you find it? I nwere ike I chotaa ya? PLAY When are you going? Olee mgbe ina-aga? PLAY Why did you do it? Maka gini ka I jiri mee ya? PLAY Why are you late? Maka gini ka I jiri ghara ibia noge? PLAY Whose book is this? Akwukwo onye di nkaa? PLAY Whose child is this? Nwa onye bu nka? PLAY Office Situation click to collapse contents Columns... English Igbo Voice I am Mr. Okonkwo Abu m Mazi Okonkwo? PLAY I am sent to work in your Ministry Ezitere m ka m luo olu na ministry gi PLAY I read Chemistry Agu?ru? m kemistiri PLAY Who is the head here please? Biko, kedu onye buonye isi ebea? PLAY What is my work? Kedu ihe bu olu m? PLAY I don't want to be idle Achoghi m inoro nkiti PLAY Where is my table? Or will you give me an office? Kedu tebul nke m? Ka iga enye m ofisi? PLAY Bring the letter please Biko weta leta ahu PLAY Come and answer your phone call Bia zaa oku ana akpo gin a waya PLAY Secretary, you are wanted Ode akwukwo, achoro gi. PLAY School Situations click to collapse contents Columns... English Igbo Voice I am your new teacher Abu m onye nkuzi ohuru unu PLAY I will teach you Government Aga m akuziri unu Govment PLAY Tell me your names Gwanu m aha unu PLAY Where did you stop in this book? Kedu ebe unu kwusiri n''akwukwo unu a? PLAY Where are the other students? Olee umu akwukwo ndi ozo? PLAY Who has a question? Onye nwere ajuju? PLAY Who does not understand? Kedu onye aghotaghi? PLAY Do you understand me? I/unu ghotara ihe m kwuru? PLAY Who does not follow? Kedu onye aghotaghi? PLAY Take down these notes Detue nu ihe ndia PLAY Do not make noise Unu emela mpotu PLAY Who knows the answer? Onye maara asisa ya? PLAY Who is absent? Kedu onye anoghi ya? PLAY Stand up Kwuru nu oto PLAY Sit down Noro nu odu PLAY Which one is good? Wanne ne ke da kyau? PLAY Why are you not writing? Gini mere na I naghi ede ihe? PLAY There should be no talking Onye ekwula okwu PLAY Answer your names Zaa nu aha unu PLAY Who did not come today? Kedu onye abiaghi taa ta? PLAY Why did you come late? Gini mere I jiri ghara ibia n''oge? PLAY Is it time? Oge ozuwo? PLAY You did not get it. You failed it I nwetaghi ya, I daraya PLAY That is correct I nwere y a, I nwetara aziza ya PLAY Don't look into your neighbor's paper Elela anya n'akwukwo onye ozo? PLAY PLAY Hospital Situations click to collapse contents Columns... English Igbo Voice Please where do people get card? Biko olee ebe ndi madu? na -agbara kadi PLAY PLAY Please I need a card Biko achoro m kadi PLAY PLAY Do I pay for the card? Agam akwu ugwo kadi? PLAY PLAY When does the doctor come? Olee mgbe do?kita (dibia) jiabia? PLAY PLAY Which doctor works here? Kedu dokita nkenaaluebea? PLAY PLAY Where is the doctor�s consulting room? Kedu ebe ana no ahu dokita? PLAY PLAY Good morning doctor, I am Mr. Chukwuma Dokita, I putawo ura, Abum Mazi Chukwuma PLAY PLAY You are working hard doctor I di ike olu, dokita PLAY PLAY I am suffering from head-ache Isina-awam PLAY PLAY I have belly-ache Afo na -alum PLAY Please where do people get card? Biko olee ebe ndi madu na -agbara kadi PLAY PLAY Please I need a card Biko achoro m kadi PLAY PLAY Do I pay for the card? Agam akwu ugwo kadi? PLAY PLAY When does the doctor come? Olee mgbe dokita (dibia) jiabia? PLAY PLAY Which doctor works here? Kedu dokita nkenaaluebea? PLAY PLAY where is the doctor''s consulting room? Kedu ebe ana no ahu dokita? PLAY PLAY Good morning doctor, I am Mr. Chukwuma Dokita, I putawo ura, Abum Mazi Chukwuma PLAY PLAY You are working hard doctor I di ike olu, dokita PLAY PLAY I am suffering from head-ache Isina-awam PLAY PLAY I have belly-ache Afo na -alum PLAY My eyes pain me Anya-egbum mgbu PLAY PLAY I have constipation Nsiy ana-aria mahuonyunyu PLAY PLAY My legs are paining me Ukwuna egbum mgbu PLAY I have diarrhea Afona -asam PLAY My ears are paining me Ntina egbum mgbu PLAY Bottle piece pierced my leg Ikpekere ekpem mapuru m ukwu PLAY PLAY I have malaria Ibana-ariam PLAY I feel dizzy some times Ajuna-ebumogeufodu PLAY Worms worry me Okpo na enye m nsogbu PLAY PLAY Thank you doctor Dokita, dalu PLAY PLAY Where do I pay for drugs? Kedu ebe m ga - akwu ugwo ogwu? PLAY PLAY Where do I collect drugs? Kedu ebe mga-anara ogwu? PLAY PLAY Where do I pay for drugs? Kedu ebe m ga - akwu ugwo ogwu? PLAY PLAY Where do I collect drugs? Kedu ebe mga-anara ogwu? PLAY PLAY Goodbye Keemesia PLAY PLAY Cardinals Numerals click to collapse contents Columns... English Igbo Voice One Otu PLAY PLAY Two Abua PLAY PLAY Three Ato PLAY PLAY Four Ano PLAY PLAY Five Ise PLAY PLAY Six Isii PLAY PLAY Seven Asaa PLAY PLAY Eight Asato PLAY PLAY Nine Itoolu PLAY PLAY Ten Iri PLAY PLAY Eleven Iri na otu PLAY PLAY Twelve Iri na abua PLAY PLAY Thirteen Iri na ato PLAY PLAY Fourteen Iri na ano PLAY PLAY Fifteen Iri na ise PLAY PLAY Sixteen Iri na isii PLAY PLAY Seventeen Iri na asaa PLAY PLAY Eighteen iri na ilolu PLAY PLAY Nineteen iri na ilolu PLAY PLAY Twenty iri abua (Ogu) PLAY PLAY 21 Iri abua na otu PLAY PLAY 22 ri abua na abua PLAY PLAY 23 Iri abua na ato PLAY PLAY 24 Iri abua na ano PLAY PLAY 25 Iri abua na ise PLAY PLAY 26 Iri abua na isii PLAY PLAY 27 Iri abua na asaa PLAY PLAY 28 Iri abua na asato PLAY PLAY 29 Iri abua na itoolu. PLAY PLAY 30 Iri ato PLAY PLAY 31 Iri ato na otu PLAY PLAY 32 Iri ato na abua PLAY PLAY 33 Iri ato na ato PLAY PLAY 34 Iri ato na ano PLAY PLAY 35 Iri ato na ise PLAY PLAY 36 Iri ato na isii PLAY PLAY 37 Iri ato na asaa PLAY PLAY 38 Iri ato na asato PLAY PLAY 39 Iri ato na itoolu PLAY PLAY 40 Iri ano PLAY PLAY 50 Iri ise PLAY PLAY 60 Iri isii PLAY PLAY 70 Iri asaa PLAY PLAY 80 Iri asato PLAY PLAY 90 Iri itoolu PLAY PLAY 100 Nari PLAY PLAY 200 Nari abua PLAY PLAY 300 Nari ato PLAY PLAY 400 Nari ano PLAY PLAY 500 Nari ise PLAY PLAY 600 Nari isii PLAY PLAY 700 Nari asaa PLAY PLAY 800 Nari asato PLAY PLAY 900 Nari itoolu PLAY PLAY 1000 Puku PLAY PLAY 2,000 Puku abua PLAY PLAY 3,000 Puku ato PLAY PLAY 4000 Puku ano PLAY PLAY 5000 Puku ise PLAY PLAY 6000 Puku isii PLAY PLAY 7000 Puku asaa PLAY PLAY 8000 Puku asato PLAY PLAY 9000 Puku itoolu PLAY PLAY 10000 Puku iri PLAY PLAY One million Nde PLAY PLAY Two million Nde abua PLAY PLAY One billion Njeri PLAY PLAY Two billion cups Njeri abua PLAY PLAY Counting Things click to collapse contents Columns... English Igbo Voice One yam Otu ji PLAY PLAY Two books Akwukwo Abua PLAY PLAY Three kobo Mada Ato PLAY PLAY Four tables Tablu ano PLAY PLAY Five chairs Oche ise PLAY PLAY Six boys Umu-nwoke isii PLAY PLAY Seven sticks Okporo-osisi asaa PLAY PLAY Eight pots Ite asato PLAY PLAY Nine houses Ulo itoolu PLAY PLAY Ten fowls Okuko iri PLAY PLAY Eleven Oranges Oroma iri na otu PLAY PLAY Twelve pots Ite iri na abua PLAY PLAY Thirteen motors Moto iri na ato PLAY PLAY Fourteen trees Osisi iri na ano PLAY PLAY Fifteen trees Osisi iri na ise PLAY PLAY Sixteen trees Osisi iri na isii PLAY PLAY Seventeen trees Osisi iri na asaa PLAY PLAY Eighteen doors Uzo iri na asato PLAY PLAY Nineteen doors Uzo iri na itolu PLAY PLAY Twenty doors Uzo iri abua (Ogu uzo) PLAY PLAY 21 spoons Ngaji iri abua na otu PLAY PLAY 22 spoons Ngaji iri abua na abua PLAY PLAY 23 spoons Ngaji iri abua na ato PLAY PLAY 24 spoons Ngaji iri abua na ano PLAY PLAY 25 spoons Ngaji iri abua na ise PLAY PLAY 26 shirts Afe iri abua na isii PLAY PLAY 27 shirts Afe iri abua na asaa PLAY PLAY 28 shirts Afe iri abua na asato PLAY PLAY 29 shirts Afe iri abua na itoolu PLAY PLAY 30 shirts Afe iri ato PLAY PLAY 31 hands Aka iri ato na otu PLAY PLAY 32 hands Aka iri ato na abua PLAY PLAY 33 hands Aka iri ato na ato PLAY PLAY 34 hands Aka iri ato na ano PLAY PLAY 35 hands Aka iri ato na ise PLAY PLAY 36 heads Isi iri ato na isii PLAY PLAY 37 heads Isi iri ato na asaa PLAY PLAY 38 heads Isi iri ato na asato PLAY PLAY 39 heads Isi iri ato na itoolu PLAY PLAY 40 heads Naira iri ano PLAY PLAY 50 knives Iri mma ise PLAY PLAY 60 knives Iri mma isii PLAY PLAY 70 knives Iri mma asaa PLAY PLAY 80 knives Iri mma asato PLAY PLAY 90 knives Iri mma itoolu PLAY PLAY 100 knives Nari mma PLAY PLAY 200 guns Nari egbe abua PLAY PLAY 300 guns Nari egbe ato PLAY PLAY 400 guns Nari egbe ano PLAY PLAY 500 guns Nari egbe ise PLAY PLAY 600 guns Nari egbe isii PLAY PLAY 700 guns Nari egbe asaa PLAY PLAY 800 guns Nari nnunu asato PLAY PLAY 900 guns Nari nnunu itoolu PLAY PLAY 1,000 birds Puku nnunu PLAY PLAY 2,000 birds Puku nnunu abua PLAY PLAY 3,000 birds Puku nnnuato PLAY PLAY 4,000 birds Puku nnunuabua ano PLAY PLAY 5,000 birds Puku iko ise PLAY PLAY 6,000 birds Puku iko isii PLAY PLAY 7,000 cups Puku iko asaa PLAY PLAY 8,000 cups Puku iko asato PLAY PLAY 9,000 cups Puku iko itoolu PLAY PLAY 10,000 cups Puku iko iri PLAY PLAY 1,000,000 cups Nde iko PLAY PLAY Two million cups Nde iko abua PLAY PLAY One billion cups Njeri iko PLAY PLAY Two billion cups Njeri iko abua PLAY PLAY Reading Time in Hours click to collapse contents Columns... English Igbo Voice One O'clock Otu elekere PLAY Two O''clock Elekere abua PLAY Three O''clock Elekere ato PLAY Four O''clock Elekere ano PLAY Five O''clock Elekere ise PLAY Six O''clock Elekere isii PLAY Seven O''clock Elekere asaa PLAY Eight O''clock Elekere asato PLAY Nine O''clock Elekere itoolu PLAY Ten O''clock Elekere iri PLAY Eleven O''clock Elekere iri na out PLAY Twelve O''clock Elekere iri na abua PLAY Ante meridian (a.m); 10a.m Elekere iri nke ututu PLAY Noon (mid-day) 12.00 noon Elekere iri na abua nke etiti ehihie PLAY Post meridian (p.m.), 6.00 p.m Elekesre isii nke ngbede PLAY Midnight (m.n.), 12.00 midnight Elekere iri na abua nke etiti abali PLAY O''clock Elekere PLAY Minute; three minutes Nkeji, Nkeji ato PLAY Reading Time in Minutes click to collapse contents Columns... English Igbo Voice One minute past ten O''clock Otu nkeji agafeela elekere iri PLAY Two minutes past ten Nkeji abuo agafeela elekere iri PLAY Three minutes past ten Nkeji ato agafeela elekere iri PLAY Four minutes past ten Nkeji ano agafeela elekere ir PLAY Four minutes past ten Nkeji ano agafeela elekere iri PLAY Five minutes past ten Nkeji ise agafeela elekere iri PLAY Six minutes past ten Nkeji isii agafeela elekere iri PLAY Seven minutes past ten Ojirila nkeji asaa gafe elekeri ise (another way) PLAY Eight minutes past ten Ojirila nkeji asato gafe elekeri iri PLAY Nine minutes past ten Ojirila nkeji itoolu gafe elekeri iri PLAY Ten minutes past ten Ojirila nkeji iri gafe elekeri iri PLAY Eleven minutes past ten Ojirila nkeji iri na otu gafe elekeri iri PLAY Twelve minutes past ten Nkeji iri na abua agafeela elekeri iri PLAY Thirteen minutes past ten Nkeji iri na ato agafeela elekeri iri PLAY Fourteen minutes past ten Nkeji iri na ano agafeela elekeri iri PLAY Fifteen minutes past ten Nkeji iri na ise agafeela elekeri iri PLAY Sixteen minutes past ten Nkeji iri na isii agafeela elekeri iri PLAY 70 knives Iri mma asaa PLAY Seventeen minutes past ten Nkeji iri na asaa agafeela elekeri iri PLAY Eighteen minutes past ten Nkeji iri na asato agafeela elekeri iri PLAY Nineteen minutes past ten Nkeji iri na itoolu agafeela elekeri iri PLAY Twenty minutes past ten Nkeji iri abua agafeela elekeri iri PLAY Twenty-one minutes past ten Nkeji iri abua na otu agafeela elekeri iri PLAY Twenty-two minutes past ten Nkeji iri abua na abua agafeela elekeri ir PLAY Twenty-three minutes past ten Nkeji iri abua na ato agafeela elekeri iri PLAY Twenty-four minutes past ten Nkeji iri abua na ano agafeela elekeri ir PLAY Twenty-five minutes past ten Nkeji iri abua na ise agafeela elekeri iri PLAY Twenty-six minutes past ten Nkeji iri abua na isii agafeela elekeri iri PLAY Twenty-seven minutes past ten Nkeji iri abua na asaa agafeela elekeri iri PLAY Twenty-eight minutes past ten Nkeji iri abua na aasato gafeela elekeri iri PLAY Twenty-eight minutes past ten Nkeji iri abua na aasato gafeela elekeri iri PLAY Twenty-nine minutes past ten Nkeji iri abua na itolu agefeela elekeri iri PLAY Thirty minutes past ten (ten thirty) Nkeji iri ato agafeela elekeri iri (Elekeri iri na okara) PLAY Twenty-eight minutes to eleven o''clock Elekeri iri na otu foduru nkeji iri abua na itolu PLAY Twenty-seven minutes to eleven o''clock Elekeri iri na otu foduru nkeji iri abua na asaa PLAY Twenty-six minutes to eleven o''clock Elekeri iri na otu foduru nkeji iri abua na is ii PLAY Twenty-five minutes to eleven o''clock Elekeri iri na otu foduru nkeji iri abua na ise PLAY Twenty-four minutes to eleven o''clock Elekeri iri na otu foduru nkeji iri abua na ano PLAY Twenty-three minutes to eleven o''clock Elekeri iri na otu foduru nkeji iri abua na ato PLAY Twenty-two minutes to eleven o''clock Elekeri iri na otu foduru nkeji iri abua na abua PLAY Twenty-one minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foduru nkeji iri abua na out PLAY Twenty minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foro nkeji iri abua PLAY Nineteen minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foro nkeji iri na itoolu PLAY Eighteen minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foro nkeji iri na asato PLAY Seventeen minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji iri na asaa PLAY Sixteen minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji iri na isii PLAY PLAY Sixteen minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji iri na isii PLAY PLAY Fifteen minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji iri na ise PLAY PLAY Fourteen minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji iri na ano PLAY PLAY Thirteen minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji iri na ato PLAY PLAY Twelve minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji iri na abua PLAY PLAY Eleven minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji iri na otu PLAY PLAY Ten minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji iri PLAY PLAY Nine minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji itoolu PLAY PLAY Eight minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji asato PLAY PLAY Seven minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji asaa PLAY PLAY Six minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji isii PLAY PLAY Five minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji ise PLAY PLAY Four minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji ano PLAY PLAY Three minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji ato PLAY PLAY Two minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu foronkeji abua PLAY PLAY One minutes to eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu forootu nkeji PLAY PLAY Eleven o�clock Elekeri iri na otu akua kponkwem PLAY PLAY Please what is the time? Biko gini na aku? PLAY PLAY It is eleven o�clock O bu elekere iri na otu PLAY PLAY Ten minutes after twelve Nkeji iri agafeela elekere iri na abua PLAY PLAY Day of the Week click to collapse contents Columns... English Igbo Voice Sunday Mbosi Uka PLAY PLAY Monday Mbosi Mondee PLAY PLAY Tuesday Mbosi Tuuzdee PLAY PLAY Wednesday Mbosi Nwenezdee PLAY PLAY Thursday Mbosi Toozdee PLAY PLAY Friday Mbosi Fraidee PLAY PLAY Saturday Mbosi Satodee PLAY PLAY Months of the Year click to expand contents Market Transactions click to expand contents Market Communication click to expand contents Seeking Permission to Travel click to expand contents Informing the Neighbours click to expand contents Finding your Way click to expand contents © NYSC 2014. All Rights Scroll |
| NYSC › Language Guide To All Perspective Corp Members. YORUBA by Rajman45(op): 9:01pm On Mar 20, 2015 |
NYSC APP Ede YORUBA General Greetings click to collapse contents Columns... English Yoruba Voice Good morning? RESPONSE: Quite fine this morning E kaaaro (o)/Kaaaro (o)? ANSAAWA: oo, E kaaaro (o)/oo, kaaaro How are you? RESPONSE: I am alright, fine Se daadaa ni?/salaafia ni? ANSAAWA: A dupe Good Afternoon RESPONSE: Good Afternoon E kuurole(o)/kuurole(o) ANSAAWA: oo, E kuurole(o)/oo,krole (o) Good Evening RESPONSE: Good Evening E kuurole(o)/kuurole(o) ANSAAWA: oo, E kuurole(o)/oo,kuurole(o) Good night RESPONSE: Good night O daaro (o) ANSAAWA: oo, E kuurole(o)/oo,kuurole(o) Reception click to collapse contents Columns... English Yoruba Voice Welcome E kaabo/kaabo(o) Thank you Oo, Ekoole (o)/Oo, kuule (o) Have you arrived? se e ti de?/se o tide? Yes Bee ni How was your Journey? Bawo ni irinajo yin/bawo ni irinajo ? It was good O dara Hope you come well Se daadaa le de?/se daadaa lo de? Yes A dupe School Situations click to collapse contents Columns... English Yoruba Voice I am your new teacher Emi ni oluko yin tuntun I will teach you Government eko isejoba/Eto iselu ni n o maa ko yin Tell me your names E so oruko/E daruko yin fun mi Where are the other students? Awon akekoo yooku da? Pm Who does not follow what I am saying? Tani ko fokan ba ohun ti mo n so lo? Take down these notes E ko awon nooti yii sile Who is absent? Ta ni ko wa? Answer your names E dahun oruko yin Why did you come late? Ki lo de to o fi pe? Days of the Week click to collapse contents Columns... English Yoruba Voice Monday Ojo Aje Tuesday Ojo Isegun Wednesday Ojo Ru Thursday Ojo Ase?e daye/Ojobo Friday Ojo eti Saturday Ojo Abameta Sunday Ojo Aiku Months of the Year click to collapse contents Columns... English Yoruba Voice January Osu sere February Osu Erele March Osu Erena April Osu Igbe May Osu Ebibi June Osu Ogudu/Osu Aga July Osu Agemo August Osu Ogun September Osu owewe October Osu owawa November Osu Belu December Osu ope Simple sentences click to collapse contents Columns... English Yoruba Voice Let us go and work Jeki a lo sise Let us go and eat Jeki a lo jeun Please switch on the light Jowo tan ina sile I am going to the market Mo n lo soja Please come Joo wa I am coming Mo n boS I want to eat Mo fejeun I have eaten Mo ti jeun Peter has money Peteru lowo What did you say please? Joo ki ni o wi? Pm Have you eaten? Nje o ti jeun?/se o ti jeun? Please give me hot water Joo fun mi lomi gbigbona Informing the Neighbours click to collapse contents Columns... English Yoruba Voice Friend, I wish to travel today ore, mo felo si idale lonii I am travelling to Jos Mo n lo si Jos (Joosi) I will return next week Maa pada lose to n bo Please look after my house for me Jowo bami moju tole/jowo wole mi demi o I am ready to go now Mo ti setan lati lo nisinsiyi I am going, bye-bye Mo n lo, o dabo Till I return, take care of yourself Mojuto ara re titi maa fi de I want to inform you that I am back Mo feso fun o (yin) pe mo ti de This is what I brought for your child on the way Ohun (nnkan) ti mo mu bo fun omo re (yin) loju ?na niyi Finding your way click to collapse contents Columns... English Yoruba Voice Please where can I get motor going to Jos? Jowo, ibo ni mo ti le ri oko to n lo Joosi? Where is the way to the motor park? Oju ona de ibi-iwoko da? I will return next week Maa pada lose to n bo Can you take me to the motor park? Se le mu mi de ibi-iwoko? Taxi take me to the park, what is your fare? Tasin gbe mi de ibi-iwoko, elo ni wa a gba? Will I find motor going to Jos at the park? se maa ri oko to n lo si Joosi nibi iwoko? Please I am missing my way, can help me? Jowo mo ti sina, se o le ranmi lowo? Which way leads to Bartin-Ladi? ona wo lo lo si Bartin-Ladi? It is very far. Do I need to board a Taxi? O jinna gan-an. se mo ni lati wo Tasin © NYSC 2014. All Rights Reserved. Scroll |
| Phones › Re: Android, Anyone? Part II by Rajman45(m): 2:58pm On Mar 17, 2015 |
Ernestsimeon:put a space after the AT or After the AT+ before sending the command. that's how mine works. make sure u type the number at the middle of "" |
| NYSC › Re: How To Register NYSC On Your Own Computer by Rajman45(m): 6:06am On Mar 13, 2015 |
how long does it take before call up number is sent to ur phone |
| Phones › Re: Android, Anyone? Part II by Rajman45(m): 7:06am On Mar 12, 2015 |
pls....why is mtn bis on open vpn not working again. |
| Phones › Re: Android, Anyone? Part II by Rajman45(m): 7:48am On Mar 10, 2015 |
yeancol11:check the old charger, ur going to see that it has high output...like 2000mA or 2A and above. look for a similar changer with such a high output. between 1.8A, 2A and above, it will charge it. note.... first thing u look before buying a charger, is the output amper rang 1 Like |
| NYSC › Re: How To Register NYSC On Your Own Computer by Rajman45(m): 7:30am On Mar 10, 2015 |
alexstar:can you do the registration, then pay the 3k anytime |
| NYSC › Re: How To Register NYSC On Your Own Computer by Rajman45(m): 6:31pm On Mar 05, 2015 |
What if i decide to skip the payment part and do it later. Or can i fill in the payment part, at pay the money at my due time |
| Travel › Re: Nigerians Are Eating, Charging Laptops, Making Calls Inside Trains (photo) by Rajman45(m): 8:27am On Mar 05, 2015 |
Akpan107:U rebuilt old waste, give Nigerians what latest and best... Cus we have the financial and human resources to get it. Who are the previous governments that indulges in money thefts, after we have gone to the polls to put them there... *PDP*. It's time for change. Just has the whole country voted for GEJ in 2011 election, that's exactly how the whole country will vote for GMB in 2015 election |
| Phones › Re: Android, Anyone? Part II by Rajman45(m): 1:21pm On Mar 04, 2015 |
Pls any news on airtel 8gig tweak |
| Travel › Re: Nigerians Are Eating, Charging Laptops, Making Calls Inside Trains (photo) by Rajman45(m): 10:48pm On Mar 03, 2015 |
Akpan107:Hahaha... Half bread better than none. Don't forget that GEJ only revive the ancient train system, not building new ones. Was it GEJ that built it . Ur speaking about bread, when other countries are building modern train systems and buying bullets. Let GEJ revive the refineries that GMB built, before anything else |
| Travel › Re: Nigerians Are Eating, Charging Laptops, Making Calls Inside Trains (photo) by Rajman45(m): 7:30pm On Mar 03, 2015 |
remember007:He fought corruption and enthrone discipline while he was a military head of sate. He built and operated two petrochemical refinery during his short stay in power. Buhari is no doubt the most discipline and upright of all d presidential aspirant. The question is how brilliant is Buhari mind? 1 Like |
| Travel › Re: Nigerians Are Eating, Charging Laptops, Making Calls Inside Trains (photo) by Rajman45(m): 7:25pm On Mar 03, 2015 |
Akpan107:Other countries are busy buying bullet, but GEJ is busy rejuvenating ancient trains, and u call that a transformation. Sorry for u and anyone with a very poor mindset like yours |
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