₦airaland Forum

Or11:
How many Nigerian business owners pay taxes?

How many Nigerian look for means to avoid paying for their electric bill?

How many Nigerians avoid road tax and other taxes?

So please don't go there.

Or11:
Why do people always like blaming. There are parts of Lagos where the roads are fantastic and guess what, these roads are built by the residents and locals. If you want something done then do it yourself.

PrimeWatermark:
IZOZO on NTA
Child Trafficking and Prostitution.

Am I right?

Aufbauh:
Seems I'm giving some of you guys too much attention by responding to your nonsense & conjectures spilled out of frustration and deprivation.
In real life you may not be this opportune to get close to me.

If they ask someone to google arrogance, your name might just pop up by mistake on Google search
I know some people might be really annoying but your last paragraph is hilarious

ThothHermes:
A program about women and child trafficking. It was sponsored by WOCTLEF
and Titi Abubakar I think.

U are correct... For some time, I was scared that I was the only old school that remembered such program.. even though I watched it in my teens ... I'm just wondering what family program people were watching this days..

oyatz:
Calabar speak Efik language.


Efik, Ibiobio and Idoma aren't really difficult but because there are few people that speak these languages, we don't get used to them and thus appear difficult. Hausa and Yoruba apear to be easier because;

1) We meet many speakers of these languages in our daily lives.

2) There are the languages of commerce and entertainment for many people.

3) Many non-indigenes live amongst themselves and these non-indigenes somehow pick up these languages.

Philip4564:
pls can you still remember what answer she gave that very day? Just curious to know

... It's on YouTube..
She said that she will need water, that since she is a Christian, she will need her bible and finally a blanket to cover herself

Intersexxsherry:
yea people think its only beauty that crowns a winner once you get to top 5. Intelligence matters too. She is a beauty with brain

sageb:
She was a Fresher(100L) in Uniport that Year

Truvelisback:
Give ur reasons. I give my points based on experience. Many parents especially mothers, do make their younger ones to respect their older brother or sister by over-pampering and defending them, giving them the effontery to dare their older ones in exchange of words, quarrel or a fight.

Alitair:
Lies!

Ask around from other language ethnicities, they will confirm that Igbo is easier than most.

The Igbo language is so easy you can start picking up words on the first day of hearing them.

Have you heard Gokana and Ogoni speak their language?

Igbo is not really easy to learn... reason being that there are so many dialects in it...
The learner might get confused if an Anambra individual for example tried to teach him/her the language and he/she goes out to practice what he has learnt with Owerri, Ebonyi or even Enugu individual... The confusion of the learner might be epic

BadRadio:
Richy4

FAIRALL:
This was the exact question that Chike asked her wife, Ada in Tony Ubesie's book, ịsị akwụ dàrà na ala edetuna aja.

SundayNightGist:
True, Phyno did them well. But what is this obsession with being the centre of attraction on your wedding day really about? Is it really necessary at the end of the day?

I guess it was every woman's wish to be the centre of attraction/ attention on their wedding day.. many have been planning that since they were kids though
Number of bridal train, colour of wedding dress, height of their husband to be, dark, tall, handsome with perfect teeth Above all rich and God fearing.. So it's a trophy to showcase on that day