₦airaland Forum

Uclloyd28:
Eh yah, Is this your pathetic way of asking me out Sorry 2 burst your wishful dream, AM TAKEN

no, i'm just saying you obviously fit into one of the categories you mentioned in your original post.

hence your rant.

^^well, if you want to deem yourself intelligent, then your utterances should reflect something like that. Cant really say they have so far. No need to take it personally.

you mean to say you dont know which parts of africa were known as ethiopian in ancient times?

Niger that has a population of 80% muslims and the other 20% is a combination of Christianity and all other

simon called niger has nothing to do with modern day niger republic which you're referring to.   

unless you have evidence to the contrary?

Africa is the CRADLE of Humanity/civilization, not Christianity. Ergo, it was exported from foreign territories and imported into Africa.

you contradict yourself.

the really handsome guys dont make this kind of noise- i've noticed that.

just wondering if there are any males in south africa?

some women seem to have no life until they meet a naija man.

na wa oh!!!


nkan be.

fried mozzarella is great.

i sometimes had fried wara as a kid and i think that's what the mozarella reminds me of.

I think you should go with a mindset that nothing will taste like American food

seconded.

It would be good to know what our national beverage is,

in the north, it's kunu.

in the south, i dont think there's any save palmwine, native gin, beer, etc.

by now we should be aiming for quality in addition to quantity.

But each time i say i want to come Naija to establish a business they will start to be afraid.

you dont think they should be afraid?

check his comments.

does he spend a disproportionate amount of time running down women from his country or ethnic group.

that's one of the most obvious signs he's not a good man.

^^you can give your own opinion of what the word means.

i'm more inclined to think it's from spanish, portuguese or arabic.

[quote author=Akin-Egba link=topic=520469.msg6831981#msg6831981 date=1285612791]AloyEmeka is correct. Most clinics in the US are co-orporation-owned.[/quote]do some research.

dont assume. Nobody is contradicting the other here.

Generically, any business entity that is recognized as distinct from the people who own it (i.e., is not a sole proprietorship or a partnership) is a corporation

wiki

^^you're not aware moses had an ethiopian wife who preceded sheba and solomon?

you never heard of simon of cyrene or niger?

Christianity is an imported religon, because the mention of Africans in the bible can fit on the head of a pin.

this is not an intelligent statement, i'm sorry to say.

[quote author=Aloy+Emeka link=topic=520469.msg6831878#msg6831878 date=1285611583]Its news because there are not many hospitals in America owned by a single person.[/quote]says who?

in any case, the reporting is off.

CHIMCO:
The last time i look at it, it was like a self made 'towel' or 'rag' preserved for her discharge. Pls save me from the argony of explaining. It concerned me b/c i care. What do you think? Thanks.

buy her the one you want her to use, or find out if she's allergic to regular pads.

simple as abc.

it could also be she's from a poor or traditional background and couldnt afford pads when she was growing up.

i'm still not sure why its news that another hospital has been added to the myriads of hospitals in america?

not sure what i'm missing hence my question about the clinical rotation.

i'm not knocking the man's achievements but the reporting leaves a lot to be desired, imo.

her features are regal

true.

she wears the tiara well.

easy, graceful and confident, not jumpy, insecure or uncomfortable.

you come on a public forum disrespecting your mother and inviting others to do the same, and you're wondering if nigerian men are your problem?

i doubt you're female btw. Women generally dont call their mums old lady. That's a male thing like when they refer to their dads as old man, etc.

is it goodluck jonathan we have to thank for this resurgence of cultists, juju worshippers and other like- minded adherents of secret societies and voodoo devotees these days.

they are all getting bolder and bolder- from the ones campaigning for jonathan in the buff to the ones trying to take over nl.

una go carry una braggado beyond the grave?

sour grapes, imo.

maybe you met in a religious setting and played yourselves, each thinking the other was celibate whereas the opposite is the case.

stop whining.

probably thought you were striking a blow against whatever, not knowing the joke's on you.

AwoOnifade:
My dear these are the most important questions. Its good that you are concerned with the answers for these question. Would like to talk to you. If you do not mind please contact me. onifade_yemi1@yahoo.com

you're an ifa priest, right?

do you have husbands for all these women you're telling to contact you, or you yourself are the one looking for more wives.

Jesu oba iye.

some [or a few], not most.

aasog:
[b]Please follow the arrows in the picture. There's an "ankara" lace clothing in the bathroom. Something that could have been worn by a rich Nigerian woman, and late Mrs Babangida is a native dresser. And in the next picture, the arrow points to a gold box with the Moslem word: Monsha Lahu.
Definitely, this is a Nigerian moslem home. Theres nothing wrong with an ex-general owning a heavenly mansion like this, and I pray to build masterpieces like this and many more better ones. For myself and for clients.
This is a Nigerian home. But it might not be the Babangidas. I believe Babangida must have been dumb enough to have built such a spaceless property. I was expecting something far more grandiose and ecletic. Someone like him should have built something a lot more intimidating. And the land it should stand on should be bigger than a meager couple square meters. If someone like myself is dreaming of building my dream home on a 30 acres land, then what on earth is wrong IBB owning something this little?[/b]

you're in lala land.



where are you seeing ankara lace?

those are towels with lace edges- lace isnt found only in nigeria.

^^was the guy actually ijaw or ogoni?

i thought he was ijaw but it seems he was ogoni.

is there any info on him?

she does look like hilary.

must be intentional -with the hairstyle and everything.

nothing new, really.

similar maps exist everywhere in the world, with different labels.