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PoliticsRe: Mubi Attack: 150 Benue Students In Adamawa University Missing by tpia6: 9:31pm On Nov 01, 2014
Domingo1:
With all these abduction by the BH. I guess they are gathering people for the city they are trying to build.
Where is the city located?
CultureRe: First Nudist Beach Approved In Africa by tpia6: 9:24pm On Nov 01, 2014
Oh well.

Lots of dingalings and bosoms on display.

Its not a new thing.
CultureRe: Olokun by tpia6: 9:02pm On Nov 01, 2014
^ bro, stop making destruction a part of your normal lexicon or else it will stay with you.

someone will greet you, you reply lukuluku lo ma pa e, someone says hi, you reply aye e lo ma baje, someone says ladi i love you, your response is may ebola carry you.


and you say you are better than somebody with short temper? How?

anyway, i assume your attitude is due to your experiences in life which you are yet to receive healing for.

just theorizing here.
CultureRe: Must We Wish Ourselves Happy New Month Every Month? by tpia6: 8:58pm On Nov 01, 2014
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CultureRe: Is "Happy New Month" Greeting Part Of The Nigerian Culture? by tpia6: 8:57pm On Nov 01, 2014
maybe Nigerian internet culture.
FamilyRe: Why Do We Have More Widow Than Widower? by tpia6: 8:55pm On Nov 01, 2014
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FoodRe: Fine Chocolates Thread by tpia6(op): 8:47pm On Nov 01, 2014
FoodRe: Fine Chocolates Thread by tpia6(op): 8:46pm On Nov 01, 2014
FoodRe: Fine Chocolates Thread by tpia6(op): 8:46pm On Nov 01, 2014
FoodRe: Fine Chocolates Thread by tpia6(op): 8:45pm On Nov 01, 2014
Christianity EtcRe: Vision Of An Aeroplane Crashing Into Water In Nigeria by tpia6: 8:29pm On Nov 01, 2014
all these cat turning to humans and birds turning to women are all headed that way i guess.
FamilyRe: Will You Marry Your Spouse Even If Your Pastor Disapproves Of It? by tpia6: 8:26pm On Nov 01, 2014
is this a bash pastor thread?
CultureRe: Olokun by tpia6: 8:25pm On Nov 01, 2014
2prexios:
I did not comment because the film is hard to come by.
haba, why are you folks such inexperienced liars? huh


una dey snag women with these weak tales? huh
CultureRe: Nigerians And Fake Foreign Accents by tpia6: 8:10pm On Nov 01, 2014
CAMNEWTON4PRES:
interesting perspective

what about when they start Ghana-must-go or lynching foreigners?
i forgot to add, when south africa lynched foreigners some years back, a nigerian man married to a south african, was morosely talking about how he speaks perfect south african yet was still harassed along with everybody else.

so, i guess speaking with a foreign country's accent would only help if you are not being quizzed by the opposing tribe during a tribal conflict.
CultureRe: Nigerians And Fake Foreign Accents by tpia6: 8:07pm On Nov 01, 2014
DAVE5:
plenty different pidgin dey inside we contri naija ohh bros, d one wey I like pass nah waffi pidgin, somtymz I dey form waffi accent sef but difference dey always dey b/w my pidgin and samoinc (my warri fwend) pidgin...
but he never complain, abi he talk anything?
CultureRe: Nigerians And Fake Foreign Accents by tpia6: 7:58pm On Nov 01, 2014
teneeorlah:
Dis same pple will stay in UGANDA for 100 years and nt change accent ooo, dem go stay UK for 1 year and start to form accent
and why would an african go to another african country and change their accents?

so when they start their intertribal wars, you should be identified with the warring tribe/s abi? huh
CultureRe: Nigerians And Fake Foreign Accents by tpia6: 7:56pm On Nov 01, 2014
sylaz:
I speak pidgin with my dude friends anyway, and straight up proper English with girls except we are close.
i dont think there's any accent in pidgin.

its either you speak it or you dont.

and as long as people can hear you, they dont bother checking for accents.
CultureRe: Nigerians And Fake Foreign Accents by tpia6: 7:54pm On Nov 01, 2014
19naia:
I have full fledged american accent here in USA.. When i lved in Nigeria my younger days, i returned to USA with full fledged Nigerian accent before it changed after a year back in USA.. I was born and raised with USA accent by my USA mother and then later learned Nigeria accent when hanging with friends and fathers family in Nigeria ..
If i return to Nigeria to hang with friends again, i will pick up Nigerian accent again... Thats the normal course of flexible language ability..
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but if you ask nigerians to stop their wakabout, they will say you are against their progress.

if nigerians stayed in nigeria, they would keep their cherished nigerian accent and there'd be less complaining.
CultureRe: Nigerians And Fake Foreign Accents by tpia6: 7:49pm On Nov 01, 2014
CAMNEWTON4PRES:
it is annoying , esp when you know the person never been or lived abroad, I mean your audience is a local one why faking an accent then? who are the oyibo supposed to hear you? it is annoying I can't watch a tv show with people speaking like martians
but none of you have a problem when you see women dressing in skin tight clothing, with all their bosoms hanging out and tons of makeup on their faces.

all these are foreign cultures but its only accents you see fit to criticize?

yes, africans traditionally dress t.opless but not in the manner of nowadays.

let us not even mention hair weaves and extensions or the men mimicking the west?
CultureRe: Nigerians And Fake Foreign Accents by tpia6: 7:47pm On Nov 01, 2014
CAMNEWTON4PRES:
@tpia6 what I was trying to tell her was to picture her village and see the shock on people face when they can no longer understand the people speaking on their favorite local shows. that's why I used Anambra

I also love the word grin
ok
CultureRe: Origin Of The Name Yoruba by tpia6: 7:41pm On Nov 01, 2014
9jacrip:
I believe the fact that the OP created a thread (a type that has not been common lately) .
with this boldfaced lie, you expect to be taken seriously. Ok then.

the op created a thread- he commonly does so.

the type of thread:what other types of thread does he usually open? huh
FamilyRe: How Do I React To This? by tpia6: 7:38pm On Nov 01, 2014
5minsmadness:
Cos I felt talking about it would make me feel better.
ok
FamilyRe: How Do I React To This? by tpia6: 7:37pm On Nov 01, 2014
amtheone:
Even with millions of girls all over the place guys are still fighting over girls..
gbam.

op you too find someone to call you and have your girlfriend pick the call.
RomanceRe: Confession Time:- What Did You Really Miss About Your EX? by tpia6: 6:01pm On Nov 01, 2014
if you are going to be constantly whining about your ex then those who haven't yet started dating should not do so (ie date) unless they actually intend to marry the partner. ie don't date at all.

if people are so hung up on exes who they never married, I wonder what will happen in the case of divorce.
RomanceRe: The Painful Truth We Hate About Love by tpia6:
beware of obsession.
CultureRe: Nigerians And Fake Foreign Accents by tpia6: 5:50pm On Nov 01, 2014
CAMNEWTON4PRES:
why ? im talking to a Nigerian ? sad
use discretion regardless who you're talking to.

its hard enough dealing with intertribal wars all the time,
FamilyRe: What Should I Do? I Slept With A Married Man by tpia6: 5:38pm On Nov 01, 2014
FamilyRe: What Should I Do? I Slept With A Married Man by tpia6:
^bro, something is paining you, what is it?



you've come to the right section, there are many counselors here to help you.
CultureRe: Nigerians And Fake Foreign Accents by tpia6: 5:36pm On Nov 01, 2014
CAMNEWTON4PRES:
so you see nothing wrong with an Anambra radio host speaking like a white redneck? shocked
you should use examples from your own country.
CultureRe: Nigerians And Fake Foreign Accents by tpia6: 5:35pm On Nov 01, 2014
elevated2012:
I work in UK customer service industry and I try to speak very clearly, I know I have a different accent from the British and Nigerians but I still have my Nigerian accent whenever I am with Nigerians.


My accent has really differentiated my from my fellow Nigerians in the industry who face racism because of their accent.

I really depends on where you work and the part of the world you are living but that does not stop you from keeping your Nigerian accent
so not having an accent means you don't face racism.

kudos.

in any case, learn to understand the world does not revolve around you.



what works for you doesn't have to work for others.



I I I I I I I I I I I, do you not get tired of worshiping yourself? huh

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