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@topic. . . came here for college.
n i work cuz i'm not trying to get my parents bankrupt just cuz i'm in yankee; they're doing good enough by paying for my fees and accommodation, so i think i should be able to support my addiciton to love for shopping by myself.

rapjunkie:
Jim Iyke

LOL!!! i wholeheartedly agree. Jim Iyke, Omo sexy, Genevieve = hot stuff!

no, i'm attracted to their sons

lalaboi:
everybody just ginga your swagga. . . i say swagga your ginga. . . .make u send no bagga. . . . ***sighs***

Ladies and gentlemen. . . .i present to you |KC presh new song. . . .

lol lalaboi. . . i'm sooo with you on that one! when i first heard it, i was like WTH?! didnt make sense, n still doesnt.
on the overall tho, the song isnt half-bad.

oh wow, i LOVE this anthem! i didnt exist wen it was still being sung- its wayyyy older than me- but i made my dad teach me a few years back,  i even find myself singin it atimes sef, hehe.

Nigeria, we hail thee. . . 

the composer doesnt matter. . . its all about the lyrics. from the first lines alone,  Nigeria we hail thee gives a sense of patriotism. . . makes you swell with pride that you're Nigerian. Arise, o compatriots sounds like a call for battle. perhaps, corruption was relatively low during that era because the anthem taught them to put their beloved country before themselves (Nigeria was the very first word!). . . leaders ruled out of love for their country, not for personal gain.  Arise, o compatriots puts the citizen first. . . perhaps this accounts for the selfishness reflected all around us today.
my .02.

aw val49 i'm really sorry, i dont have any of those songs. .  i'm not one of the providers or nethin, i'm just tryin 2 help out with the few songs i have. however, the real providers are nowhere to be found- my request is still unanswered as well!   

segzz5: u're welcome. . . but i dont have the remix either  sorry!

yay i have em both

segzz5:
Another request here, I am looking for Whine am for me by piper ft Terry G, anyone got that?

piper ft terry g- wine am for me: http://www.zshare.net/audio/581651389e94a26e/

baebyboy:
Looking for DJ Neptune ft M.I. - 123 Hiphop

123 hiphop: http://www.sendspace.com/file/ilfwqo

enjoy

now, will someone pleeeaaassse answer my request?
thanx!

hehe. . . i've learnt quite a bit from this thread.
all this talk about male superiority; i thot ibo men loved having daughters cuz its automatic wealth for them- bride price! 
n all those things widows go thru- drinkin the corpse' bath water, being passed on and bullied by relatives, getting no share of the inheritance- are they really practiced? cuz i've only seen it in nollywood movies/read about it in jr.sec.skool literature- n those r not exactly accurate sources.

i cant say i hate anythin about my culture cuz i have not experienced anythin negative: not the tribal marks (my father spent his childhood in the village n doesnt have either), not the polygamy (my grandfather was a polygamist, but only cuz he was muslim. my dad definitely isnt.), definitely not the kneeling down or prostrating- there's no surer sign of respect. i overheard one man sayin he wouldnt teach his son to prostrate to him or evn call him sir; he'd rather hear "hi, dad" as the first thing from his son's mouth early in the morning. . . u might as well permit him to shut you up or call you stupid- afterall, we're aping the white ones now, arent we?

from wat i saw around me while growin up, yoruba women are not considered inferior or looked down upon- they work hand in hand with the males, and are schooled- at least my grandmother was, and we're talkin early 1900s. their husbands respect and sometimes ask for their opinions, and they are generally valued.

like i said, it's what i saw around me. . . may not necessarily be true for all yoruba tribes.

i kno this has been requested before, but the link is dead. can someone pleeeaaasssseeee upload nel oliver's baby girl again?? i need that song like bad.
oh, n branama by kefee too. thanx!

5p1naz please stop!!! u're killing me with too much laughter.

5p1naz:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KH3k9FbJE8E&hl=en[/flash]

LOL!!! the first 3 guys werent so bad (i'm feeling nice today, hehe) but that girl (d model-ish one) killed me! her speaking voice alone is soooo annoying! hehe

5p1naz:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbEqjR2qUOs&hl=en[/flash]

oh my daez,  this was just amazing. that dude in d tie n dye's moves were just. . . indescribable. MJ better step aside! 

5p1naz:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgl-mwbgYYc&hl=en[/flash]

what on earth was he thinkin??!

LOL! i am always amazed by how people r so willing to humiliate themselves all in the name of audition. . . smh.

[s]kai, see some kine messed up story o. . . from A to K to F to Q. . . God dey sha  [/s]

~Sauron~:
Women want money n good sex from Nigerian men.

i dont want either

obo_nyunmi says:

oko

the name alone sef. . . 

charles316:
girl u will marry for sex and endowment.dont keep on widening your womanliness and crying for endowment.

i'm not sure i understand what u mean by that. . .

ahhh. . . i wont lie o, i was a regular gala chopper on the bus. . . gala + superyogo. . .mmhmm, those were d days mehn!  but wetin man go do, wen the holdups were always mad terrible n and the heat unbearable 
now, sleeping on the bus is a different matter entirely. that's just plain annoying. but i digress.

F__k You is tryin 2 portray himself as a sadomasochist, but its not quite working out. . . cuz all we see is INSANE! dude, get help -quick!

trying not to say this, its really wierd though

i wore my sisters pants in a hurry to catch up a cab from my boss,

how it happened: nepa took light, and the day was still dark so i couldnt really see well, so i took this thing and wore on me, and it was so soft, in rush i thought it was maybe the water i did not wipe from my yansh, as i got into the car, men it was as dou i wear woman for my body, i couldnt really understand, until i reach office, go toilet con see am, men i shout for the toilet , fellow colleagues think say my prick fall for inside toilet

men i hate thinking of that day


ask me what happened next: i threw that stuff only Gaaad knows where, and for the first time in my life i wore a suit trousers without boxers nor panties, men it was hell, when the d**ck kick na trouble



sighs and leaves here laughing

LMAO!! that landed me on d floor _{*wipes tears from eyes*} 

extremely sweet + kind + thoughtful + considerate + highly intelligent + conscious + funny + super-skilled + God fearing + overall-AWESOME >> fine boi.

but not all "ugly" men r that endowed. i'm just blessed 

unfortunately, he's not mine. YET.

LOL! see jamb question. of course not!

ki re??! o ma ga o. wonders never end
i think the problem here is that hell is wayyy underrated, and has even been repackaged to seem "cool" (hehe, either way u interprete, u get d point). abi, why else would any sane human being want to spend eternity there??
newaes, poster, safe journey. u can even like to collect hitler's autograph for me. . .  hehehe 

mufasa:
where you for grow up , ok i see NJ. well even me wey i bin butter well well then i heard the story. Its either your own level of butterness na super or you were home schooled .

ah, oti o! emi ke. . . i just got here o. . i was born n bred in lagos. which is y i am vexin with my parents n 3 brothers who should have known better than to withhold this wonderful tori from me  evn my primary skool, razz as it was, failed to teach me this valuable life lesson. . . mschewww 
but its never too late. i have learned now   

LMAO!!! shuo. .  am i d only one thats just hearing this for the first time?! infact, i'm no longer talking to any of my family members for failing to share this valuable tori with me  i almost fell off my chair with laffta. . . its just amazing the power of imagination _{(n the gullibility of small pikins)}  . n to think 1 of my best friends is indian o. . . i'm goin to start runnin away from her from now on mehn!
oh my daez, my tommy hurts from too much laffta!!   

heyy. . .  i've been listenin to a lot of fela lately thanx to one of my friends, n now i think i'm hooked. i just stumbled upon ur thread now but the links 2 d fela songs have expired  i've gotten a few songs already (including expensive shit) n i'm lookin for others. these are the few i have:

water no get enemy: http://www.zshare.net/audio/56395186cdb0d8ff/

zombie: http://www.zshare.net/audio/56395222138ab216/

roforofo fight: http://www.zshare.net/audio/56395296c84f68dc/

gentleman: http://www.zshare.net/audio/56395348e6ffb278/

could u please upload the songs again? esp lady, suffering and smiling, palava, shakara olooje. . . will upload more as soon as i come across. thanx!   

lol, i replied to the wrong music thread. but i'd still appreciate if ne1 cld hook me up with the fela songs i requested, thanx y'all,

heyy,  i've been listenin to a lot of fela lately thanx to one of my friends, n now i think i'm hooked. i just stumbled upon ur thread now but the links 2 d fela songs have expired i've gotten a few songs already (including expensive shit) n i'm lookin for others. these are the few i have:

water no get enemy: http://www.zshare.net/audio/56395186cdb0d8ff/

zombie: http://www.zshare.net/audio/56395222138ab216/

roforofo fight: http://www.zshare.net/audio/56395296c84f68dc/

gentleman: http://www.zshare.net/audio/56395348e6ffb278/

could u please upload the songs again? esp lady, suffering and smiling, palava,  will upload more as soon as i come across. thanx! 

lalaboi:
http://www.esnips.com/doc/c2ccbfdb-687a-47d7-ba1d-ade45d62efed/M.I-pulling-me-back
http://www.esnips.com/doc/6f218f81-f6d3-49f8-9f41-4c40153061fc/M.I-Talk-about-it
http://www.esnips.com/doc/10bd04b0-11fd-4f79-97b8-08026dc6ec72/M.I-Chant-down-babylon
http://www.esnips.com/doc/e2fae37a-f46d-4ddc-b1fe-bb2c78f9718a/naija_hardest



4 new tracks! tha all have M.I in them!! lmao! M.I has coem to stay. bliv it or not! lol!

OMG lalaboi thank u so much!!  _{you cant imagine how much i love M.I!} 

besides, y are all these naturalists saying that hair extensions r made from dead people's hair? i dunno how they make it back home (probably horse tail), but here, living women either donate or sell their hair to the extension makers. manufactured under the sea by mammy-waters makes a better story. . lol

Where does it say so in your bible?

The number 6 and 9 are like the ying and yang cosmic forces, positive and negative. 9 is positive/yang while 6 is negative/ying. Intuitively you can see that 6 is an inverted 9 signifing a flip of energy and essence and when they are brought together you get 69 which is the snake eating its tail or the cycle of eternal rebirth.

i hear you. forget Christian numerology. . . lets concentrate on astrology. that many nubians dont meddle with astrology doesnt mean u shld twist information to suit ur point of view. first you mixed astrology with Christianity, now u're mixing astrology with taoism? i dunno where u got that "9 is positive/yang while 6 is negative/ying". cld u please send the link? lol, u probably just looked at the symbol n decided that it was a circle with 6 and 9 in it but even if u do that, 9 is the dark part, and not 6. plus, its more like 6 and 9 flipped horizontally.

from the little i kno, yin (ying is a common error) is associated with darkness, birth, feminity. yang, of course is the opposite. i have never read anywhere that 6 is yin, or that yin is negative. if u say so, u'd be saying all females are agents of darkness (wont be surprised if that's at the tip of ur tongue already). please do ur research well. . . i'm afraid that point holds no water.

now, back to astrology (undiluted). look up that link i sent u. it has the explanations of astrological numerology. n u'd see that 6 is indeed perfect.
http://horoscopes.lovetoknow.com/Numerology_Number_Meanings
http://www.crystalinks.com/numerology2.html
http://ezinearticles.com/?Numerology-and-the-Meaning-of-Numbers&id=403311
need more??
(gawd, i cant believe i'm actually educating u in ur art!)

as an aside, u reject the "white man's God" yet u meddle in astrology, a predominantly eastern tradition? n please dont start that ur ancestors too knew about all the heavens and blah, i'm pretty sure they never meddled with "energies" or "essence" or "cosmic forces". theirs was pure witchcraft- how to use the heavens to ruin people's destinies. even astrologers acknowledge the "white man's God". so y r u deceiving urself??

"I have evolved passed the phase of institutionalized superstition disguised as religion". indeed.
plus u shld kno, Christianity isnt a religion, but a way of life.

fayahsoul:
Hey there Mrs. thing, your bible says: "Ye are Gods", see john 10:34.

-The negus(pharoahs) were considered gods in flesh.

-Oduduwa was considered a god in flesh.

-Eri (founder of Nri) was considered god in flesh who descended from deep space.

-gods do reincanate in flesh.

Don't you know that hue-mans are more powerful than many spirit beings.

-Did your bible not say that angels are our servants?

first off, the name is sweeriie, not Mrs thing. n i'm not married.

yes. ur ancestors made their rulers gods. they did not claim they were all gods and goddesses. only a select few were elevated to god status.

fayahsoul:
9 does symbolize completion that's why when you add any single digit to 9 and reduce the result to a single digit you will get that same digit:

e.g  9 + 7 = 16,    1  +  6 =  7.

what is complete does not cause disturbance or imbalance.

8 symbolizes the retribution or karma that must be served before completion can be attained.

And the planetary and celestial bodies does have a significant effect on terra/earth and its inhabitants in every way; be it spiritually, emotinally and physically, whether you like it or not and regardless of what your bible says.

So deal with it.  Mrs. thing.

i didnt dispute that 9 signifies completeness in occult/astrology. i am pointing out, however, that in the same astrology (which u seem to be very versed in), 6 symbolises perfection. which, last time i checked, is a good thing. look it up yourself, king nubia _{http://numerology-astrology.com/spirit/num_meanings.html}. in Christian numerology however, 6 and 9 are negative numbers.

according to you, we shldnt mess up the 9s of our hair and turn em to 6s (implying 6 is negative, right?) isnt that like mixing ur astrological beliefs with Christian numerology??

if u are goin 2 mess up our heads with cosmic blah, at least be a little accurate.

p.s: "my" Bible is the real thing. _{funny how that chart refers to Christianity. n its meant to be occultic o.}

beebop:
Where is my razor. make i shave off the 'inherent rythm'. P.S Look at your dictionary before you start blowing grammar. in sync, nsync is the name of a thankfully expired boyband

hey, whaddyu mean thankfully expired boyband?? n-sync rocked! (oops. . . guess this belongs in the music forum. . . lol)

NEWAES,

fayahsoul:
. . .
-When you sistas alter your divine crown, the 9 ether structure of your hair, you automatically get demoted from your royal status of goddesshood due to lack of oneness with, and disconnection from, the natural cosmic rhythm.
. . .
My sistas free yourselves from the shackles of ignorance and vanity and take a bold step into goddesshood which is your rigthful place.

that God gave us dominion over the earth does not make us gods and goddesses.
. . .  I am the Lord your God
. . .You shall have no other gods _{(including urselves)} before Me. (Exodus 20:2and3, parenthesis mine.)

besides, dont u think that's "unnatural"? considering how ur forefathers had their numerous gods to worship, n never elevated themselves to "god" status. if u're goin to be traditionally african _{oops, sorry!} nubian, please be thorough.

fayahsoul:
-Your hair is your natural divine crown,

-It is unique,

-It is the one true way that can be used to discern a full blooded nubian king and queen from other groups,

-It is curly because it follows the rhythm of natural divine motion which spirals or cycles,

-Everything in nature moves in cycles and spirals; from planetary and galactic orbits to seasons to electronic orbitals,

-The nubian is naturally in tune with the cosmic rhythm thats why our hair has a 9 ether structure. It spirals out of its roots and coils like a 9,

-Those familiar with numerology know that 9 is the number of completion, wholeness.

-Straight hair on the other hand, is a 6 ether_(?), given that it comes out of its root straight as a result of disturbance, an inherent rythm that is not nsync with divine order, The antithesis of blackness.

-When you sistas alter your divine crown, the 9 ether structure of your hair, you automatically get demoted from your royal status of goddesshood due to lack of oneness with, and disconnection from, the natural cosmic rhythm.

-Your perms/weaves/wigs are also a brand of ownership by your colonial master just like a rancher brands his cows.

-You need to overstand that your hair are not just cylindrical keratinous filaments growing out of your skin/scalp that can be handle any how. Your hair serves a deep spiritual purpose and it is required for transcendental spiritual evolution. It is a thing of honour and dignity.

-They(as well as your beautiful melanited skin) serve as antennas that pick up divine cosmic messages from the great central sun, sirius B. These cosmic messages, or life force, guides the reciever towards a more comprehensive overstanding of the purpose of life and the matrix.

My sistas free yourselves from the shackles of ignorance and vanity and take a bold step into goddesshood which is your rigthful place.

in Christianity, 8 and not 9 symbolizes completeness and wholeness, and 9 (as well as 6) is rather satanic. but since u've chosen the astrologic path, u shld kno that 6 is considered the perfect number (which kills ur argument. . .  surely we would want to be perfect?) however, all this is against what i believe in. all these cosmic blahs are just plain occultic.

mr fayahsoul
r u advocating that we all get locks, in a bid to look natural? since wen did locks become the epitome of natural-ness, newaes?? i kno someone who believes that gettin locks is equivalent to aping a madman. how about that?
i know nairaland is a forum for people to expresss opinions but you, sir, are not doing just that. u're simply tryin 2 force ur belief, n ur hairstyle, on us. na by force?