₦airaland Forum

Lepetitechic:
Yes I did

Issokay. Let's hope your make first class like AgapeCharis

Lepetitechic:
I'm from Benin city, based in Benin city. What about you?

this Is real elantraceey number 2

Lepetitechic:
lol thesis coming up.

you graduated late last year right?

Dessydanointed:
who the hell are you? What kind of question is that??

yet again another question

Lepetitechic:
Ah what can I say

guilty as charged

Alezy:
hnmm...imagine, and name una state chop the Money pass

my state but not me

Alezy:
which side be or side?

Akwaibom o

Alezy:
and i double the hailing.

na your belle dey ring now o. How your side today?

Alezy:
lolz, dis man....every state dey pay na

some dey pay pass some. Just like your spdc dey pay pass mobil for my state

Alezy:
sure, from delta state.
oh and u?

chai, this don collect enough bursary plus scholarship from spdc wella

Agape o, flexin himself. I dey greet o

Alezy:
and the small percentage unko? hahaha, I won

lol. Na draw.

You're a Niger deltan too?

Alezy:
lolz...OK I gree but if dis small percentage make us fat na be say the fat percentage go make una burst o

the fat percentage for us na political class hand e end.

GAZZUZZ:
Have you been to ibadan? Those stingy transporters love using the micra and put 4 at the back and 2 infront! Crazy town.

lol. Very stingy guy. Maybe due to the better mpg the micra gives as opposed to the golf.

During my nysc in ekiti na 3 passenger minus the driver dey stay front at times inside that car wey use small wide pass keke o

Alezy:
all the oil money is made in dis town and taken to abj for sharing. u kw the P nau, Ghana must go tinz

but we also know say them dey get a certain percentage wey dey make una for that town fat

Alezy:
imagine, am in pH ur in abj so who zz eating our money?

a town where all of the money is made. Oil money city, make una connect us o

Alezy:
PH, u?

see the people eating our Nigerias money o.

I'm at abuja

Alezy:
yea all of us. how was ur day

it ended well o. We tried our best o.

You're based where?

Alezy:
lolz...we are working towards that.

Issokay. The Lord help us.

Lepetitechic:
Lol I gree sabi book. Naija people never carry last na it's true though, it's quite challenging going through the sciences the way we are in this country one thing is certain it does make us stronger and competitive. Hope you had a good day

our condition of learning is one in town.

My day was good. I'm sure you continued the movie session today

Alezy:
I dey tell u

na to rest o, if them go allow us

Dessydanointed:
What's going on here??

you be jamb staff?

Alezy:
am good, just got home and there is serious war in middlebelt

bachelor speaking, oga do go marry before ulcer turn your friend

Lepetitechic:
Lol I can relate, I remember my lecturers telling us to assume a lot, "assume a particle in an infinite square well". the practicals I did from yr1-3(none in finals due thesis) are as follows:
Yr1- Watching a lil metal ball swinging from left to right they called it simple pendulum
Yr2- watching another metal ball fall in a glass tube filled with groundnut oil they called it measurement of viscosity using stokes theorem
Yr3- watching an old lab attendant scratch a rusting metal they called it creep of metal by then I had lost interest in practicals and just gisted throughout the class lol Oh well the real experience is outside school anyway.
Look forward to seeing my grade

this girl sabi book sha. See description in details. Thats Nigerian schooling o especially sciences.

I remember during my IT at a pharmaceutical research institute, all of the equipment we say there were vague to us. We only knew the names but couldn't operate until we were shown how to, but then we had colleagues who were schooling abroad (UK) precisely, they came for summer attachment and they were so conversant with the machines down to operating it.
But all the same we challenged and competed well with them, them feel us die.

I sure say your grade go good just by your description of pendulum.

tchidi:
Specialist900!! How far? Mehn, im fine. Been 'to and fro' the country o. Keeping Busy.
How are you?

I'm fine. So your sojourn around the country hasn't ended how is your work na

Norlac, make una employ me o. How you dey?

So my guy blaze007 dey share job and him no remember me. I greet you o

Tchidi, e don tay o. Where have you been?

Alezy:
going well but kind of hectic. house ppl dey make money. lolz

make them remember give me some o. Thank God today na Friday, the weekend is here to rest

Alezy:
good day my brother, howz ur day?

going well o. God is helping o.

How yours na ? Where all our house people go na

Alezy:
lolz...I hear. gudmorning

good day bro.

Good day FAM. Hope una dey well.

Alezy:
clears throat

bros na wetin we dey see here since o

Alezy:
chaii...present ehh, abi I late?

you too early o.

Just better begin write the letter forward to the committee