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CultureRe: Gwam! Gwam! Gwam! by romeo(m): 5:39pm On Jan 21, 2008
mbaaaaaaa o ga amu presido na fromuk grin, but onwa one ka o di?
CultureRe: Gwam! Gwam! Gwam! by romeo(m): 5:32pm On Jan 21, 2008
nightnurse:
@romeo,

julie nwanne toshwoman, stop acting like u don't remeber her
LMAO please biko porfavor cheesy cheesy

presido1:
will be very happy if it was so. but oge na adighi anya okwu gi a ga emezu lol.
Eshi ome u will know and will drink ji mmiri oku with uziza.
kee kwanu maka doncaster grin grin grin
Nkea bu the real ezi okwu!!!!!!!! NNENNE di ime shocked shocked shocked shocked presido amu nko
CultureRe: Gwam! Gwam! Gwam! by romeo(m): 4:55pm On Jan 21, 2008
nightnurse:
Romeo kedu maka juliet self?
nwa nurse ichoro iti m aka n'obi? kedu julie nke i na ekwu maka ya?
CultureRe: Gwam! Gwam! Gwam! by romeo(m): 4:12pm On Jan 21, 2008
onu m sharap lipsrsealed lipsrsealed lipsrsealed lipsrsealed lipsrsealed lipsrsealed lipsrsealed lipsrsealed
CultureRe: What Must They Have Done To Deserve This In This 21st Century?where In Nigeria? by romeo(m): 3:34pm On Jan 21, 2008
I have seen that picture before and it actually happened in kenya

And there still more pics of that not only one, how could you post such thing and call Nigerians names for nothing? not that such can not happen here but it has not happened yet

link to the story and the kenyan woman as well

http://village.africanpath.com/photo/photo/show?id=1555598%3APhoto%3A14506
CultureRe: Gwam! Gwam! Gwam! by romeo(m): 3:28pm On Jan 21, 2008
faketan:
Biko bido na ike munwa. Echela ka abali bia. Bido kita
Hehehehehehe!!! nurse agbasi go m ogwu nkem faky, je zuru aga eji agba ogwu ma o buru na ichoro ka ogba gi nke gi cheesy
CultureRe: Gwam! Gwam! Gwam! by romeo(m): 2:51pm On Jan 21, 2008
HMMMM!!! Tosh nna di thing di egwu
CultureRe: Gwam! Gwam! Gwam! by romeo(m): 10:20am On Jan 21, 2008
Okokobioko!!!!!!!!! anyi esi go na gwam gwam gwam banye na YM? hmmmmm boys amu ha di sharp shocked shocked
CultureRe: Pls Translate This Word To Your Language by romeo(m): 9:35am On Jan 21, 2008
menos español y mas English wink
Nairaland GeneralRe: New Egyptian In Here by romeo(m): 8:48pm On Jan 20, 2008
welcome to nairaland !! i hope you catch your fun in here
SportsRe: Final Score Ghana 1-1 Guinea by romeo(m): 8:38pm On Jan 20, 2008
long grass and slow movement of ball, i just hope that our venue has a better grass
CultureRe: Igbo Kwenu ! Kwenu Kwezo Nu ! Join Us If You Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by romeo(m): 8:33pm On Jan 20, 2008
Biko achorom humanitarian work nnenne n'elu akwa m shocked shocked shocked
SportsRe: Final Score Ghana 1-1 Guinea by romeo(m): 8:29pm On Jan 20, 2008
Did you watch the match poster?
SportsRe: Africa Cup of Nations Match on Sunday, 20.1.08 - Ghana vs. Guinea by romeo(m): 7:56pm On Jan 20, 2008
Guinea coach is wack!!! removing somebody when the match has less than a minute left!! maybe he didn't want more goals
SportsRe: Africa Cup of Nations Match on Sunday, 20.1.08 - Ghana vs. Guinea by romeo(m): 7:49pm On Jan 20, 2008
2-1
SportsRe: Africa Cup of Nations Match on Sunday, 20.1.08 - Ghana vs. Guinea by romeo(m): 7:26pm On Jan 20, 2008
second half

score is 1-1

slow pitch
CultureRe: Igbo Kwenu ! Kwenu Kwezo Nu ! Join Us If You Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by romeo(m): 2:36pm On Jan 20, 2008
hahahahhaha presido!! achorom NNENNE and nothing but NNENNE cheesy cheesy
CultureRe: Igbo Kwenu ! Kwenu Kwezo Nu ! Join Us If You Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by romeo(m): 1:08pm On Jan 20, 2008
kedu ebe ha nooo? umuigbo ibe m nile
CultureRe: Okwu Ntabi Ile by romeo(m): 1:00pm On Jan 20, 2008
Nwanyi na akwa akwa i na akwa akwa na okuku yiri akwa n'elu akwa ikwara akwa di n'elu akwa

nwa nurse take note
Rap BattlesRe: Po Deep Vs I-shine by romeo(m): 10:38pm On Jan 19, 2008
I-Shine:
@Everyone: Yo! I just found myself a new home, mad love out here brothers and that is what hip-hop is all about BROTHERHOOD. And you know what they say someone just have to win and the better cat has just been crowned. Props Po Deep and to everyone,

And The Winner Is, (Po Deep)
Dude you're real

nice skillz too
Rap BattlesRe: Po Deep Vs I-shine by romeo(m): 7:43pm On Jan 19, 2008
po deep got my vote
PoliticsRe: Tribunal Annuls Enugu Governor's Election by romeo(m): 5:11pm On Jan 18, 2008
That is a good development!! we'll continue like that until even Yar'adua is removed from Aso Rock
PoliticsRe: Obj's First Son Accused Him Of Sleeping With His Wife by romeo(m): 10:24pm On Jan 17, 2008
Bizarre!!!
CultureRe: Igbo Kwenu ! Kwenu Kwezo Nu ! Join Us If You Proud To Be An Igbo Guy/lady by romeo(m): 10:03pm On Jan 17, 2008
nnenneigbo:
romeo baby, aghotara m ihe ikwuru, good old days uh. even otu anyi na esi etinye ukwi na ofu trouser, i chetakwara ya?

but don;t include that good for nothing fromuk or whatever grin grin grin
Nnenne echetara m ya cheesy cheesy, Good old days!!! oge anyi na ede 4 pages under 2 minutes grin!! oge anyi na ahapu nairaland 4 am ututu grin
Car TalkRe: Rover! Rover! Rover! by romeo(m): 10:09pm On Jan 16, 2008
I have a Rover 75 2.5 engine and i think it's a nice car but the parts are a major problem especially when you have it in Nigeria, i always go home with some essential parts each time i come back to Nigeria

But i don't know much about other Rover cars
PoliticsRe: Gbenga Obasanjo's Wife Spills The Beans! by romeo(m): 7:48pm On Jan 16, 2008
Hmm i don buy soda and a bucket of pop corn grin grin grin it's like an action flick
PoliticsRe: No Nuclear Station In Igboland as Yoruba Rejects Four Proposed Nuclear Stations by romeo(m): 7:36pm On Jan 16, 2008
Yes i was going to ask the same question about Igboland cheesy
CultureRe: My Wife-To-Be Is An "Osu" by romeo(m): 7:11pm On Jan 16, 2008
ell77:
@Romeo - that's quite interesting, really? Which hometown was that, do you know how they came about doing it because it seems other towns have failed when the government has tried to abolish it, I agree with you it should be abolished. Also you are right the caste system is everywhere, and without merit also.
It was in Enugu my sister, it took the might of the rich and influential people of the town to realise, though some people opposed it but they couldn't do a thing about it

i am not going to say my hometown here wink wink
CultureRe: My Wife-To-Be Is An "Osu" by romeo(m): 6:55pm On Jan 16, 2008
So many people are saying this is 2008 and so on, but forgetting the crucial thing, we are Nigerians for Christ sake!!!! a country where religion is the sole decider of things.

Why do we still have shrines in Yorubaland and Hausaland or in everyother part of Nigeria? Some one said that the Igbos are the most primitive people in Africa because of caste system! that reeks of ignorance. caste system is all over the world yes i said all over the world including your darling Europe, do you know about "Gypsies"? they are treated worst than blacks in Europe

but if anybody wants to learn more about this then check this wiki link
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caste_system


But i am not supporting it and it should be abolished world wide completely, it was abolished in my home town about 15 years ago with a get together dance and merry making to mark it
CultureRe: Gwam! Gwam! Gwam! by romeo(m): 6:20pm On Jan 16, 2008
Biko achoghim ka unu si n'izuta utaba banye n'ime ahia grin
EducationRe: How To Improve My Spoken English? by romeo(m): 6:02pm On Jan 16, 2008
@ seabiotics

My dear friend!! my point is that Nigerians value English speaking ability more than qualifications, a lot of people will prefer a sweet English speaking doctor to a "cut and join" English speaking Doctor because the general consensus is that if you can speak good English then you are learned but that notion is deceptive because a lot of good Engineers, Doctors, Technicians etc. are without work all because of the way we glorify English and if we don't put a stop to this then we are doomed

I was like that until i left the shores of Nigeria and came to a place where my English language doesn't matter, You can be so good in English language but if you don't know what you went to school for you are a dead man in Europe because nobody will give a hoot about your fluency in spoken or written English. It might be a plus in your CV but not a guarantee at all

We should be encouraging our people to dedicate more time to learn their careers instead of learning English to impress
Yes there are many Nigerian professionals out there making impacts in the world with the education they acquired from our country but they are not of our generation and that's a shame
EducationRe: How To Improve My Spoken English? by romeo(m): 2:59pm On Jan 16, 2008
I am going to qoute you here my friend!!


seabiotics:
Rubbermaid,

Let me bring up a case in point. In his time, some people questioned Henry Ford's intelligence positing that whilst he may possess considerable specialised knowledge, he was in the main, ignorant. He responded by saying he could summon to his aid, with a push of the button, people who can answer any question he desires to ask concerning his business. Therefore, why should he clutter up his mind with general knowledge when he has people who can supply all the knowledge he requires.

The point being made here should not be lost on you. Yes, it is good to express oneself better when communicating in English. But do you know why the French and Chinese especially, favour their own mother tongue than English language when communicating at some formal occasions? Perhaps, it may also interest you to note that there are some white English forums where some of the written English will make you cringe with embarrassment. Mind you, the fact that they are sons of the soil is flagrantly inexcusable.

In passing, I would like you to prove openly why you think this statement, "Have you ever sit"[b][/b]is grammatically incorrect. We all know it is wrongly worded. What I need you to point out, and justify, is what makes the grammatical syntax in the sentence to be out of place. Besides, with all our "grammar" and intellectuals, has it made our nation any better? I refer to those on ground and not in the Diaspora. At what expense have we even added value to our national heritage when some Nigerians can speak English fluently, but are shockingly deficient in their own mother tongue?
the post speaks for itself cheesy cheesy i need not add more

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