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my goodness, where do people get this kind of money?

^um, quick question- are you still a muslim, just wondering.

is this still on, or is it currently in the back burner.

Andre Uweh: Lets get this right.
There was no WAEC in Imo state in 1989, as the state started implementing the 6334 education system that year. That means that the set in 1889 class 5 went to ss3 in 1990.
But it was not implemented nationwide. My elder brother was transferred from Imo state to IBadan in Oyo state and in that 1989, he sat for his WAEC at Emmanuel college, Samonda, Ibadan.
So, it is wrong for anyone to have accused Kanu of writing WAEC in 89. False

every state implemented the 6334 ssce diploma in 1990 [as far as i know].

however, individual schools made the decision whether or not to have a graduating class in 89.

agreed, most [or many] did not, and were maybe not supposed to, but some did.

on whether kanu finished in 89 or 90/91, or later, its not certain. He finished whenever he says he finished.

onila: nop I wont

money is not everything sometimes

somali's are very connected to their customs n culture

I dont think I will even fit in

true talk.

Blyss: Say what? Granny you aren't making any kind of sense what so ever in that post. Are you still smoking on that kush for them cateracs, Miss Lady?

old man, werent you outed the other time as a bush african trying to feel funky by pretending to be AA?

you're being whooped on another thread, so you think you can come flex your tiny muscles here?

or just look for another job or transfer to a different location?

all this discussion stuff seems geared towards stalking each other, imo.

so many hidden posts, what happened.

but really, this news isnt new.

i think by now everyone knows the thing with we nigerians and credit card fraud.

in a short while, they'll bust another ring, also full of nigerians.

lets face facts here, its something our countrymen and women are actively involved in.

i'm sure the lawyers for these ones have already sprung into action.

^you need to log off the internet, you're just all over the place like a bat, pouring out insults and contributing nothing of value.

give yourself a break, or go post in a blander section where you can pull yourself together.

they fit right in.

why did they break up?


whats the story.

has she dated anyone since then?

no, actually.

any links?

@ op

can you explain better, what are you talking about?

pre-intimacy or just general interaction.

whiteroses: forming are for pikin / old school nigerian women. As a sure wife once a week you shower secretely and wear a sexy lingerie underneath your robe, after meal with him not working the next day, you actually needs to approach your man like a tigress, make him so weak for you and have some fresh love making session that will blow his mind. This is different from bedtime quickie. Girls wake up ibeg

i dont think the op was referring to sex, unless i was reading him or her wrong.

tears of relief or joy.

relief if the girl has been wondering if the guy will ever pop the question.

joy if she's happy.

if something other than those two reasons [eg tears of sadness or anger], na wahala be that.

i could comment if the posts were aligned.

hmm, seems someone bookmarked the thread.

[quote author=wazobia_for_u]Yes but most not be more than 1 or 2 years or at most 3

Why will i marry maami when there are many eleje tutu outside[/quote]i agree with you.

guys should date their mates or juniors, generally speaking, and in my opinion.

addendum: nobody should quote me, thanks, i nor send anybody message, if you like marry female wey senior you by 20 years, na your choice.

bokohalal: That is no barrier.

for a nigerian man, no

for a nigerian woman, yes.

where is royal getting all these photos from?

interesting picture sha.

bokohalal: Do not know about the marriage part but they are pleeping each other crazy over here.

who and who?

do you mean nigerian men and somali women?

the culture is too different.

No, its not a new culture in nigeria.

[quote author=omo_to_dun]@tpia

I also hoped he would pull through. At least, he has good works by which he would be remembered. The same can't be said for most people. The man went out a fighter.[/quote]True.

Dont know whose reviews i can read now, his were always on point and in depth.

Wish he'd stayed around a bit longer.

uncle u: You sounded so sure I thought you had your facts right. Kanu Nwankwo could not have left secondary school in 1989 because nobody in the old Imo State graduated from secondary school that year. The set started the 6:3:3:4 system in Imo state and spent six years in secondary school instead of five. They graduated 1990. Nwankwo for your information graduated 1991.

It depends on the school.

Some schools had the waec up to 1989 while others stopped in 88 and started the ssce system in 1990, meaning no one graduated in 1989, in the latter case.

It wasnt necessarily a statewide thing although technically it was supposed to be.

so, individual schools determined if they had a graduating class that year or not.

The nation's best-known movie reviewer "wrote with passion through a real knowledge of film and film history, and in doing so, helped many movies find their audiences," director Steven Spielberg said. His death is "virtually the end of an era, and now the balcony is closed forever."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/04/04/roger-ebert-dead_n_3016769.html?ir=Celebrity

so many eras are ending this year, this is not good.