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PoliticsRe: Hardship In US. Forces Nigerians Home by slimfine(f): 4:40pm On Dec 27, 2008
seconded!!!!

where are you in seattle?
CultureRe: Ibo Traditional Wedding by slimfine(f): 3:27pm On Dec 27, 2008
@ Otele

I love you man kiss

but this your name sef huh
Nairaland GeneralRe: Nigerian Single Mother In London Makes Nigeria Proud by slimfine(f): 3:21pm On Dec 27, 2008
@ 4 play

Sohuh?? hater!
CultureRe: Why Don't Blacks Take Their Culture Serious? by slimfine(f): 2:58am On Dec 27, 2008
I don't even know what the poster meant by "Black" even within Nigeria there are different tribes and cultures. so which in particular are you asking about.
CultureRe: Igbomina Chicks by slimfine(f): 2:53am On Dec 27, 2008
which one be igbomina? it is igbo people we dey Minna state Abi wetin? undecided
CultureRe: Why Do Men Pay The Bride Price Of A Woman? by slimfine(f): 2:45am On Dec 27, 2008
it is called tradition. it doesn't have to make sense why is there but is there to stay. if you are a women and igbo, you may just pack your bags an go to your husbands to be place without your bride price being paid. You will find out that will not have any respect from him and his people as time goes on.
CultureRe: My Boyfriend's Parents Don't Approve Me, And They Haven't Even Met Me Yet by slimfine(f): 2:37am On Dec 27, 2008
@poster

Why do I feel like this ur guy wanted a reason to break up with you. I mean he couldn't even tell you in person? Abi his parents told him not to meet with you or tied his legs? If his parents says no! with the relationship in the first place, they won't be agreeing to "just" meet with you. For what now? Nigerian parent dont succumb that easily unless of course your guy agrees with them right from the get go but convienced them to meet you outta courtesy since he agreed against the relationship.

you might get real answer by talking to his friends or relative that you are close to.
CultureRe: Would You Want To Be Born Again As A Nigerian? by slimfine(f): 12:59am On Dec 27, 2008
Yes! preferebly "Igbo"
CultureRe: My Neighbors Mother-in-law by slimfine(f): 12:53am On Dec 27, 2008
IF she no wan kneel, bend, or bow, na she sabi

As a good friend, you have already tried to show her but you cannot urinate for her now haba!!!!
CultureRe: House Guests From Hell! by slimfine(f): 12:45am On Dec 27, 2008
some people sef. To think that you even help her for 3 days is beyond me shocked

I mean this guest even complained about the mattress after unannounce intrusion? u should have giving her a MAT!!!

dear, you did try becuase I will not tolerate such behavior in my house and I expect anyone to throw me outta their house if I act that way. Nonsense.!!!!!! angry
FoodRe: The Worst Food Combination You Have Commited by slimfine(f): 12:09am On Dec 27, 2008
I am pretty grossed out shocked

how about spoilt egwusi soup, palm oil and yam. my grand ma enjoys that shocked
Nairaland GeneralRe: Nigerian Single Mother In London Makes Nigeria Proud by slimfine(f): 11:38pm On Dec 26, 2008
@Ezinwannam

I love your name!! wink

@poster

I read this story on nigeriainamerica.com and i was soo happy and proud!!! Go Naija!!!
CultureRe: Why Must Nigerians Abroad Marry Nigerians? by slimfine(f): 11:33pm On Dec 26, 2008
@ davidif

no Naija babe is attracted you either wink

@poster

Follow your heart. I know you have already made it up!!
CultureRe: A Friend Of Mine Wants An Igbo Name by slimfine(f): 11:03pm On Dec 26, 2008
Ratamma ke!! i guess in short will be "Rata, Rata" grin

I love

Chikwado=God prepares

chimereijem=God prepares my way

or better yet,

Adabekee!!! like me tongue
CultureRe: What Do You Say About Nigeria by slimfine(f): 10:49pm On Dec 26, 2008
yeah

Love my home country!!!
CultureRe: Pictures Of Nigeria Traditional Attire by slimfine(f): 10:45pm On Dec 26, 2008
@ sisikill

you go kill me with grin grin grin grin vera wang wedding gown.
CultureRe: Ibo Traditional Wedding by slimfine(f): 10:24pm On Dec 26, 2008
Ha!! nawa for all of you wee think sey man go go banckrupt after Igbo traditional Marriage.

single girls like us still dey ooh, i no wan make my guy come for this thread come change im mind oooo

Una don't forget sey traditional Marriage no be criteria anymore as long as you pay the dowry to the father of the bride in front of their Umunna? if you decide sey u wan do Trad. wedd. you fit do am according to what you are willing to spend or afford. After all no be you we go print invitation card? if you invite 10 people, na only the rice and akpu wey de 10 people go chop you go spend for. Bottom line to all the guys, make sure that you don't get engaged to "a want it all girl" becuase if you do, you will be sweating when spending for the church wedding even if una no do traditional wedding. ka eme sia nu tongue
CultureRe: How To Make Your Childrens African. by slimfine(f): 9:48pm On Dec 26, 2008
@ ikeyman00

Ah ah!!! just because someone does not share your view doesn't guarantee authomatic insult like "stupid Nigerians"

I quite I agree with you though because I wake up everyday and thank God that I was raised in Naija. Not to say that people who are raised here are no good but being raised in Naija gives me (personally) a sense of self and the courage to handle life difficulties maturely while keeping my sanity. I love to love that I have a "Culture" I can call my own. As such, I will make sure that my children learn my language and visit naija when we can afford it. My opinion sha. Kapish!!!!!
CultureRe: Enu Ani (ndokwa ,ukwani Or Aniocha) Sons And Daugthers by slimfine(f): 9:24pm On Dec 26, 2008
@Ifyalways

Nna, Ify Ikpagbugom na Ochi grin

Ndi NdoKwa ahusie la anya grin
CultureRe: Check Out Our 36 States by slimfine(f): 9:15pm On Dec 26, 2008
@mortiple

Yeah, Imo is well represented
Jobs/VacanciesRe: My Embarrassing Interview Situations You Need To Learn From by slimfine(f): 7:49pm On Dec 26, 2008
@Igwe-USA

na true weee I talk ooooh

but are you in seattle though?
Music/RadioRe: Is Hip-Hop Promoting Violence? by slimfine(f): 11:59pm On Dec 25, 2008
I will say video game does
CareerRe: Best Paying Professional Career In Nigeria? by slimfine(f): 2:55am On Dec 25, 2008
Doctors don't make much? that show how backward nigeria is.
CareerRe: Who Is Your Role Model? by slimfine(f): 2:36am On Dec 25, 2008
My mom is my role model becuase that woman works hard more than anybody I know. She even went to University in her later years with five young children and Aced all her classes. Go Mom!!!!!!!
CareerRe: Highest Paying Bank In Nigeria. by slimfine(f): 2:30am On Dec 25, 2008
shouldn't the amount these bank pays depend on the position one occupy? I mean when you say 2mil for entering level does that mean to a first time manager or a receptionist? no wonder these banks folds and swallows people money.
CareerRe: I'm In Love With My Boss by slimfine(f): 2:22am On Dec 25, 2008
@ Fire,

the first post sounded as if you and your boss are both single. Now that you confirm that he is married, Runnnnnnn
make you no put assunder to what God has Join togetherooooo. you might end up hurting yourself and blame it on all men. no talk say nairalanders no warnnnnnn youoooooooh

@Amobi 1

oh boy, I am ashemed of your first comment more especially becuase it came from an Igbo boy like you.

Mr inteligent, eme chu na anyi bu ndi igbo anya biko.
Jobs/VacanciesRe: How I Got My Next Level Job by slimfine(f): 12:34am On Dec 25, 2008
Good for you dear. Halleluya
Jobs/VacanciesRe: My Embarrassing Interview Situations You Need To Learn From by slimfine(f): 12:28am On Dec 25, 2008
I left home to US couple of years ago and I left as a teen so I didn't really have the opportunity to hassle for University or job in Naija. but I have been laughing my butt off with all the various experiences. Here in The US, WA to be precised, first impression is highly important but not as important as what we call probationary period. within this first 3 month period, you are not suppose to make any mistakes at what you do. if you do, you will be Fired!!!! regardless of how your interview went.

They emphasize that you know the history of the company and have experience. the previous job experience doesn't have to be a paid but could be acquired through volunteering. So instead of waiting months searching for employment, we might wanna get a volunteer at your related field while you are searching and almost every company hires volunteers.

Another thing that helped me secure a job while I am still in College is that I spoke from the heart. you can never go wrong when you listen from your heart. I work in a five star hotel as a receptionist. Even though that my long time goal is not to be in hotel business since I am in medical field, I told my director during the interview that being a receptionist will help me with my communication skill and i love to meet and learn from diffeernt people and as medical student I need this skill to communicate efficiently with my patient and their families.

He smile and told me to go and do a drug test (which is require so that they know you are not junkie)

I passed my 3month probation and have been there for 3years while I am still pursing my degree. tongue
CultureRe: Igbos come show your proverbs skills by slimfine(f): 8:37pm On Dec 24, 2008
Ndi na-eje mposi abali na-ahu ukpana ndi mmuo.
Those who defecate at night see the ghost grasshopper

Nwata bunie nna ya enu, akpaamu ya ayochie ya anya.
If a child lifts his father, his scrotum will blindfold him


Onye hapu onu ya, uguru arachaa ya.
If one fails to lick his lips, the harmattan will do it.

O bialu be onye abiagbuna ya, mgbe o ga-ala mkpumkpu apukwana ya n'azu.
May one's visitor not constitute a problem, so that on his departure he will not leave with a hunchback.

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