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Agriculture › Re: What Fruit Could This Be? by tpiander: 3:59am On Jul 01, 2015
Neduzze5:
That's not a brick wall oh.. It's the normal 6 inches sand and cement blocks we all are used to. Just that age and weather conditions have changed it's look.
if you are ogling for my ip, ask the mods for it or check with our brethren in you know where.
Nairaland General › Re: Naija Becomes Safer For Husslers by tpiander: 3:56am On Jul 01, 2015
GyemNgas:
A Nigerian Hussler living in the USA posted this- When I came to America, homosexuality was a crime. Later it became acceptable. Now it's legal. I better leave America before it becomes compulsory.
going to where?
Family › Re: Why The Need For Intra Tribal Martial Issues Among The Yorubas by tpiander: 3:55am On Jul 01, 2015
djcrown:
I think the intermarriage among the two states you've possibly witnessed occurred long time ago probably in the 80's and I absolutely believe that the families of the victims who are already into it are now responsible for the campaign against such intermarriage nowadays... moreover, I don't know about the other towns and villages in Ogun state, but the testimony I've heard about Abeokuta and Ijebu is not promising at all.
the intermarriage right now is very high.
Family › Re: Is The Basketball Game An Impediment Or An Asset To Black Youths? by tpiander: 3:55am On Jul 01, 2015
basketball is to black youths what football (soccer) is to african youths.
Agriculture › Re: What Fruit Could This Be? by tpiander: 3:52am On Jul 01, 2015
the stem is also different:

https://drinks.seriouseats.com/images/2012/08/20120826-cherry-514.jpg

so, i doubt its coffee but never say never.
Culture › Re: I Kneel Down To My Nigerian Husband Every Day by tpiander: 3:49am On Jul 01, 2015
Family › Re: A Nigerian Man Got Married To His Indian Girlfriend ( Pix Galleries) by tpiander: 3:47am On Jul 01, 2015
crowns2:
Wow! This type of marriage is very rare.
no its not


An average Indian would not marry a black African
you never heard of such?

Even if they choose to, their families will refuse to accept the union
not all of them


This lady must really be in love with our Naija brother.
is your brother not in love with the lady?
Family › Re: A Nigerian Man Got Married To His Indian Girlfriend ( Pix Galleries) by tpiander: 3:46am On Jul 01, 2015
@ topic

na wa o, our indian brothers didnt even bother dressing up for the wedding. . . . . .
Family › Re: A Nigerian Man Got Married To His Indian Girlfriend ( Pix Galleries) by tpiander: 3:45am On Jul 01, 2015
donholy28:
I hope she paid his groomprice
hm, op did we receive the groomprice?
Agriculture › Re: What Fruit Could This Be? by tpiander: 3:28am On Jul 01, 2015
Romance › Re: What Will You Do If You Find Out You've Been Dating A Transgender? by tpiander: 3:23am On Jul 01, 2015
hm, lord have mercy.
Romance › Re: The Cucumber Girl by tpiander: 3:21am On Jul 01, 2015
She imagined how the front side will be since the back side was sexy.
Because he was huge and has a fat ass
lord have mercy!

gay things!

op, why pretending to be a female pov (or vice versa), fear God!

end times!
Politics › Re: WHO Using Vaccines To Depopulate Nigeria by tpiander: 2:54pm On Jun 30, 2015
I said informed discussions, huh
Romance › Re: Pix: Is She Trying To Withdraw Her Sins??? by tpiander: 2:53pm On Jun 30, 2015
which part did you not understand?
Politics › Re: Photos: Ex President Jonathan Helipad At Otuoke. by tpiander: 2:52pm On Jun 30, 2015
Education › Re: CV Of Africa's youngest PH.D holder Olaoluwa Hallowed Oluwadara (Screen Shot ) by tpiander: 2:52pm On Jun 30, 2015
anodaBanDotCom:
that's d truth bro grin
you might be a mod sef grin
Politics › Re: 150bn Suit: Court Adjourns Tinubu’s Case Again. by tpiander: 2:49pm On Jun 30, 2015
Freemanan:
Good to know a human of your worth noticed us....
I didnt say she was the lady o, I just said why did she comment on your smileys now given the subject matter.


the names are a coincidence no doubt.
Agriculture › Re: What Fruit Could This Be? by tpiander: 2:45pm On Jun 30, 2015
Mbediogu:
The brickwall focus of your boldness is inferior to any I know in Asokoro, Lekki and Victoria Island. You may stick with your adamance Bros.
your own boldness in the boldfaced lies you are spewing, surpasses anything else here in inferiority.

besides, you said you were referring to the East, not Abuja, don't change your story because you were caught.

let me repost your comment so you can view it properly:

Mbediogu:
It is not a fruit. It is a berry found in farmlands. In my part of Igboland we call it 'Ubere'. It comes in red and white color. It is wild but people are cultivating it in their backyards because of fast diappearnce of farmlands in Igboland.
Family › Re: Is Anything Wrong With My Wife's Question? (pic) by tpiander: 2:32pm On Jun 30, 2015
tolu4you:
I had this chatting with my woman yesterday. She asked me if i love my daughter more? Fellow nairalander, anything wrong with the question? Coz the question dey somehow.
How on earth asking such a question from your husband if he love his child more than you.


CC : lalasticlala
so, where are you going with this?
Politics › Re: North Korean Head Kim Jung Un Executes Architect Because He Didn’t Like Design by tpiander: 2:28pm On Jun 30, 2015
theSpark:
The thunder is in Heaven's physics lab where Physicist angels are trying to decode if it is composed of waves or particles.
huh
Politics › Re: 150bn Suit: Court Adjourns Tinubu’s Case Again. by tpiander: 2:26pm On Jun 30, 2015
why your name resemble tinubu's daughter own.

since the man has been using smileys, you didn't complain, except now.
Agriculture › Re: What Fruit Could This Be? by tpiander: 2:23pm On Jun 30, 2015
Neduzze5:
Naaahhh.... It's just. .......... a wall embarassed
meaning? huh
Agriculture › Re: What Fruit Could This Be? by tpiander: 2:18pm On Jun 30, 2015
btw, anyone who wants to prove me wrong via informed opinion, should do so.
Education › Re: Olaoluwa Hallowed-Oluwadara Is Africa’s Youngest Ph.d Holder by tpiander: 2:14pm On Jun 30, 2015
Superman11:
lemme hear your voice sef text me lemme call u n hear what you sound like 08
make ona post the picture of the baby when the time is right.

as una nor virgin, una sabi what to do. . . . no need wasting time.
Romance › Re: See The Best Way To Know The Real Name Of A Nigerian Girl by tpiander: 2:12pm On Jun 30, 2015
eddyland:
the guy requested for her account details to find her something and he noticed that the entire name has changed to the one above
1. criminal offence to steal someone's account info

2. you are saying the girl did not know before giving him different names.
Agriculture › Re: What Fruit Could This Be? by tpiander: 2:10pm On Jun 30, 2015
Mbediogu:
. It is wild but people are cultivating it in their backyards because of fast diappearnce of farmlands in Igboland.
bro, quit the lying.

that brick wall does not look like its in Nigeria. Its not damp enough for the moss on it which is light brown btw instead of dark green.
Agriculture › Re: What Fruit Could This Be? by tpiander: 2:10pm On Jun 30, 2015
^ ubere meaning berry abi.
Agriculture › Re: What Fruit Could This Be? by tpiander: 2:07pm On Jun 30, 2015
Neduzze5:
Is that actually a brick wall?
Yes.

doesn't it look like a brick wall? huh
Agriculture › Re: What Fruit Could This Be? by tpiander: 2:03pm On Jun 30, 2015
Ozichim:
The fruit is called Akpuru in Igbo, it is edible. it is niether bitter nor sugry. Just test more like garden egg with slight stiky necter.
the fruit is native to South America.

any presence in Nigeria means somebody brought it over recently and planted it there.

and of course you are lying anyway.
Agriculture › Re: What Fruit Could This Be? by tpiander: 2:01pm On Jun 30, 2015
Neduzze5:
The fruits were growing on the upper branches just like mine. I've not seen a full picture yet
the fruit in your photo are growing on the tree stem.

it makes them easily identifiable, you know?

there was a previous thread about this last year.

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