₦airaland Forum

cold:
Bros u no go understand,maq we just leav the yarn lyk dis

rbn:
Its alarming how some of these private school charge as tuition fee. My niece came home yesterday with a note from her school that they will take them on[b] excursion to Olumo rock[/b] and each student is expected to pay a whooping sum of 6000 NAIRA. Imagine, just from Lagos - Abeokuta.

olacoool:
chelsea will surely win. it is good for the blues to win so that they can regain their confident back

cold:
My uni days in naija were the darkest days of my life, so i'm an authority in this field

M.Sijuade:
Regarding the name thing, in my opinion, it doesn't matter where you are born, who you are married to, what you do, how you live, just as long as you are happy with what you are and how it is. Names, not really that important, something sensible and appropriate. No grounds for an argument really uh? I think people should give their babies a name WITHOUT feeling that you have to label them, like an object, or cementing a child’s future by name as ‘one of you’, putting them in a box, like a possession or a belonging. A nice name - pleasing in all senses.

M.Sijuade:
Well, hello everyone! I'm new here! AND I’m in London!

This subject touched me because the reason for me registering on this site was because I am looking for my Nigerian father.  Whilst on the subject – he Christened me with a Nigerian name “Sijuade”.  I am 34 years of age and am keen to find my missing father with whom I have had no contact since 1977 after I believe he was deported from London back to Nigeria. He was known in London between 1975-1977 as Ken Sijuade. He left when I was just 2 years old.

Anyway the reason why this topic touched me was because when my father registered me at birth he gave me HIS Nigerian name 'Sijuade'. Now, as a kid growing up in the 70s (without a dad) in London was quite alternative to say the least. I have to admit I didn't promote my given name BUT as I grew older I have to say that I am SO happy he did this for me. I AM SO PROUD. BUT I want to find him. I haven't seen met him before, this for me is really sad.

I wasn't brought up to believe in religion and he also had me christened, so once again never paid much attention to this fact but I do appreciate and respect his reasons for doing this for me. Anything someone does for you to this degree you have to respect no matter what your beliefs. For me it showed that he cared. I've missed out on a lot - not having a father around, but it’s a long story!

Anyway, whilst I go on, I might just introduce myself, I'm Michelle Sijuade Trafford. And I’m going to ask YOU, would you have any idea where I might find my missing father Ken Sijuade?

This is quite a desperate case.



If you have any information, which might guide me in the right direction to finding him, please, please let me know.

Thank you for reading this.

Much appreciated!

Michelle Sijuade
evolution1975@googlemail.com


MISSING PERSON_KEN SIJUADE (Do you know him?)

cold:
If no be for my six pack i for don die since

cold:
Beer belly is a complete turn off.Get a six pack & d knife wldn't even penetrate.

Fred87:
Wolves don die.dem no reach.        eez.

Dolemite:
Answer me this, if that was a male poster do you think this thread would get so many responses? would YOU have responded?that seems like a great hook and poster has only 3 posts here doesn't seem too credible to me. . .people are not always what they claim to be online, and Nairaland has been known to be a haboring place for scammers.

tpia.:
i thought it's been proved time and time again that children raised abroad can be just as Nigerian as the ones at home, if their parents want it that way.

The only difference is they (naija kids abroad) have electricity, running water, good roads and well paying blue collar jobs while they're waiting for their big break. Aside from all that, they're regular Nigerians.

suxes2005:
INDIA?

I do see people dia anytime i go to the
embassy. Lots of pple and i began to wonder
what they are goin to India for?

Most of dem for treatmnt while some for studies.

@poster, it not possible for consular to throw
away your P if u r genuine.

SHALOM

tayoccu:
3 points in the bag

COYG!!!!

Do it for Ramsey!!!!!

ohisng:
@netotse, I do NOT have any problems with snowdrops? Na my guy. The issue is he NEVER criticises CONSTRUCTIVELY! Always seeing faults and making ridiculous accusations which he knows cant be proven in court! He talks about the shameful fracas at EDHA as if he was there MEANWHILE i was there!

netotse:
i think we need people like snowdrops to keep things even, we cant all be singing adam's praise. . .snowdrops has a valid point and i think if you can you should answer his points instead of insulting him, why would we be fighting ourselves when the politicians we're insulting ourselves over will be eating suya together?. . .just doesnt make sense!

that said, i haven't been to Edo state in a while so i cant talk on what is happening there, but oshiomole's statements so far as concerns the yar'a adua issue show's he can actually sell out, this is someone that claims to speak/fight for the masses.

Fest7:
Stoke will not be able 2 play anytin cos Ancelotti will not provide towel 4 dem.4 -1 up chelsea

yemiking:
yes India has 2 high commissions in Lagos and Abuja (Walter Carrington & Maitama) and a lot of Nigerians do go to India to study,especially in the field of InfoTech
I also know Nigerians that play football in Bangladesh and u have to get a transit visa at the Indian Embassy

http://www.hicomindlagos.com/Visa-Services.htm

http://www.indianhcabuja.com/

coolier:
Which are all still foreign to me! Would a Japanese, Italian, French, Greek or Indian give their children Ibo, Yoruba or Hausa names?

ohisng:
ANY responsible public officer in a state be it executive or legislative has a right to ensure safety of lives and properties! COMMON SENSE alone should tell u this.
So if students are rioting and the speaker of the house is there, that is a crime?
My party affiliation is made known for the world. WHY REPEAT IT NEEDLESSLY LIKE A BROKEN RECORD??
At least i am man enough to admit it.
Unlike u who is still too much of a coward and hides under the guise of simply wanting the best for Edo State. ANYONE who reads your post knows your intention. your hatred and obsession is simply too clear

rasputinn:
I just need this 3 points from this game more than the Niger Delta needs federal patronage,even if I get it via half a goal,baa wahala

Myself2:
Yes and she's not available,no make me vex for you oo

_{Just Kidding}

THE AMAKA:
[color=#ff00cc]okay let me break it down for you.
since you came here, with the little posts you have, you have managed to create over 100 topics.
a lot with no source
repeated topics
topics that don't make sense
misleading titles with little information given in the initial post.
must you abuse your rights?
just because the "new topic" button is there doesn't mean you should click it with every "bing" that pops in your head.
na wa!!! really.[/color]