₦airaland Forum

Hi buttychick. Just stumbled on this thread and I was shocked to see that a significant twenty percent of respondents here complained of the same fear you posess in one form or the other. This got me thinking that if one in four people suffer this ailment, it must be a documented occurence. Further research showed that phoneophobia, telephoneophobia, onlineophobia and methylchloroonlineophobia are real ailments documented by the medical association of america. Google facts about these ailments and read up to your fill, so you know how to overcome your challenges. Shalom.

This guy is scaming us.

Mandela. Greatest african crook of all time. RIP. You deserve it.

Okay o. If you say so. Afterall God said "let there be light" and there was light. Only dat nigeria does not have light.

Fulaman198: If they belong to the world, then let the world come and see them in Africa

Well, if being an "afican" taught you to respond to arguments in this manner, then you have made my point for me. I would rather be european and know how to discuss properly, than be an uncivilised african like you.

Rossikki: Can you see what I mean by ignorance? Look at how this kid has rubbished our abilities, yet I can bet you any money he has never visited a single Nigerian museum in his entire life. Yet he just knows that "we don't have facilities to preserve precious works of art". This is how you ignorant, empty skulls come here and fill the airwaves with your uninformed, negativist balderdash. You sit in your own little cocoon assuming the worst about everything. You don't go out anywhere except the beer parlour or pepper soup joint. Or ashi joint. Your head is empty of real facts about anything. Only negative assumptions. Don't get up your lazy butts and go check out what's going on in your country. This was how the other day, I posted images from tourist attractions in Nigeria. Poster after poster responded by stating they had no idea such places existed in Nigeria. How would they know when their heads are stuck overseas? Of course they had no problem reeling out the major spots in London, New York, Dubai and Paris. The problem is colonial mentality and inferiority complex. Deal with that, and you will discover that Nigeria and Africa have a lot more to offer than you can possibly imagine.

I dont think dat is the issue here. The issue is: "would i like the bones of Jesus to be ferried to Nigeria?" The answer is "no, because some nigerians would become fanatical over its worship." The same thing goes for most of our traditional works of art. Anything that will promote fanaticim must be nipped in the bud.

TerryCarr: you do realize the only reason way you worship him is because of Europe