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xpac01:
Always a friend. Cute though.

I don't get your point. Thanks anyway

poshestmina:
..please dash me

LOL

tyson99:
He will be a jovial boy




cute baby u've got

He is indeed

hzpride:
Wow,!
Cute baby.


How I love kids..



May d Lord keep n protect u baby

Amen....

Awww, see these adorable pictures of my friend's (who's also a nairalander) baby. Pictures posted with her permission.

And he's only 6months old






CC RoyalRoy

;d

I'm very well 'n' u. just a bit angry that u didnt ask after your friend, buh am fine now

Nayah, how are u this morning. use to think you are nice o. dnt u normally ask after your friends, if u didn't hear frm them?

Nayah:
I'm quite fine brother just read you want to know more about one of my beloved countries: Cameroon

What do you want to know specifically?

Yes Nayah, just want a general background to the pple and their culture. Think I would take a trip there as well.


@Upendo 98, sorry bou the loss of a role model. May her soul RIP

upendo 98:
Nayah sis allow me to sing your praise please then you can box me l8ter.

Shuttling I will tell u truth from my heart.
I love Nayah for one thing.Shes a polite,calm and reserved lady who does not jump easily to conclusions the way most of us do.
She doesn't hurl insults or blow up at the slightest provocation. She passes her point across with a certain calmness that relaxes you.
But I think I know where she got that from.Her TZ heritage. So she's not faking or trying to impress as anybody may be tempted to assume.
The Tz are the most polite,kind and courteous people you will ever meet in Africa.lol we always joke in my country that a tz cop begs to arrest the thief and he will thank the thief 4 not resisting arrest. Now add her cameroonian beauty to that and you have a package.
Oh and she dances soukouss too.
Shes a good friend is all I can say of her.

oh! thanks for that great clarification. really dunno much abt Cameroonians, but I think it interest me to know now.
BTW, you have a good heart too. keep up the spirit of friendship.

Nayah:
Upendo 98 my sweet sister, I don't what to say after this so sweet and flattering message: just thanks and I love you too, and all my African brothers on here because we're ONE , we'"re AFRICAN, and I really want us to spread love unity and exchanges for a better,  shiner and colorful AFRICA

LOVE
PS shullting lol I think about it don't worry

Please do, I am waiting,  how are you today?

This Nayah babe is simply wonderful. wonder how she manage to combine this qualities (always polite and courteous) , maybe I should know more bout Cameroonians or is it just her?

Remember, I requested for a mail from you. We just have to be friends(really want to know more bou Cameroonians). It's all abt friendship you know.

Nayah, just checking on you. hope ur good.

It does mean I'll always check on you anytime am on here, till the probation is over, lol

got to go now. enjoy ya day

from your few post I have read, I have always sensed you are courteous. Thanks for at least responded.

I quite understand you, though really don't have time, that's y it seems I'm too in a hurry but will respect your opinion.

Hi Nayah,

ain't a stalker, hardly even come on NL. Just stumbled on a topic that took me to your PROFILE, I must say u'r such a beautiful gal.

Won't mind your friendship, if you don't mind, u may please  mail me on bjbouky@yahoo.com

Just a mail with simply "Nayah" would do. Hoping to hear from you soon, Thanks

It was described as ‘one of the most brutal genocides in modern history’ and Africa's largest genocide in modern times.
It was caused by a regrettable action of a (one single man) Hutu man.
He never knew what would be the end of what he was abt to start. This was the story of the war in Rwanda. Ever read abt the story?

I av lost count of the numbers of Biafra threads i av cum across on this site. I have decided to leave a line for the sake of posterity. Let me ask just these two questions;
While are we still living in the past?
While do we continue arousing the dying pains of yesteryrs?.

While do we continue singing the song of war for the two most friendly tribe in Nigeria? While a lot of us here(Igbo and Yoruba) are busy tyring to make our ends meet in a very hard way, you pple seat in the comfort zones of your rooms evoking the spirit of war.
Painful enough is that majority of you pple(if nt all) are living outside the country and yet you continue to arouse anger in pple that happen to be living in peace among each other.

What you fail to realise is that all of these leaders, though may seem to us patriotic, always have their hidden agenda for every actions they may put up. Can you tell me the number of Ojukwu children/relative that died in the Biafra war? And who told you that Awo (should he still be alive) will oppose an attempt by his son/daughter to marry into ojukwu’s family (vice versa) and yet we continue snging their praise and causing dis-unity among a common man that depends solely on the existence of his neighbour to survive.

My fear is that, with the existence of u pple that kip fighting for your (dear) tribe and evoking the spirit of anger and revenge, it is dangerous and grave to marry from a diff tribe other than yours.
With your existence it is dangerous to build ones fortune in another man’s land and even more delicate to continue leaving with loving Igbo/Yoruba neighbour.

To those that continue advertising an era of war by continuously putting these things on the front page; whatever your motive is, I do not know, but remember there is nemesis and this has always been a reward for the secret evil doer.

Hi,

If u dnt mind a contract job in one of the country's new generation banks, u can mail me on bjbouky@yahoo.com

post of the year. Excellent!