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Politics › Igbo People! by tpiar(op): 5:51pm On Jan 24, 2016

you are seeing all these tribalistic anti-Yoruba threads maligning Yorubas, right?

They've been trending for about a month now.

Romance › Re: How To Spot Wicked Yoruba Boys. by tpiar: 5:49pm On Jan 24, 2016

op you are Igbo, right?

Education › Re: The Picture Of N.aked Boys In A Concentration Camp Somewhere Is Not Nigeria by tpiar(op): 5:46pm On Jan 24, 2016

the Nigerians who are familiar with non-Nigerian cultures etc, why are you not making efforts to explain these other cultures when you see intentional misinformation on nairaland or even before?

Education › The Picture Of N.aked Boys In A Concentration Camp Somewhere Is Not Nigeria by tpiar(op): 5:44pm On Jan 24, 2016

plz stop with the lies.

Culture › Re: Oodua beauty contestants At Ooni Ogunwusi Adeyeye's Palace (photos) by tpiar: 5:42pm On Jan 24, 2016

what do you mean by "of course"? huh

Do you have evidence they are not from Togo or Benin republic? huh

Family › Re: How Do I Stop Feeling Ashamed Of My Husband by tpiar: 12:07pm On Jan 24, 2016

Israelerons:

the strange thing is, facially they resemble somehow, but for the skin colour.

Education › Re: See Picture Of A Classroom In Nigeria In 1950 by tpiar: 11:59am On Jan 24, 2016

ILoveMakonen:
Lol. That's not my job okay. On a serious note still not happy about the picture. #barbaric_post

make it your job.

and like i said, the picture is not from Nigeria, dont try to pretend it is.

Family › Re: Responsibilities For Children When Growing Up? by tpiar: 11:56am On Jan 24, 2016

175:
My God!!!!! Hahahaha! I see nairaland for dream? Nawa ooo I no vex naaaa. . . .

i wonder why you are laughing at your own posts.

Family › Re: Should A Woman Change Her State Of Origin After Marriage? by tpiar: 11:49am On Jan 24, 2016

I wonder why folks like getting themselves into tight situations of their own making.

Education › Re: See Picture Of A Classroom In Nigeria In 1950 by tpiar: 11:47am On Jan 24, 2016

ILoveMakonen:
. . . . . .

the picture was not taken in Nigeria and neither are the kids Nigerians.

you should focus your energy on finding whoever abducted these kids and holding them accountable for what they are doing.

Education › Re: See Picture Of A Classroom In Nigeria In 1950 by tpiar: 11:38am On Jan 24, 2016

akigbemaru:
awolowo in delta.

not the same.

This picture shows intentional neglect and malice and whoever took the photo should really be brought to book.

they even tied juju string around the kids' waists for heaven's sake.

I just hope it wasnt chain!

You can even see the kids are scared, and very frightened. Lord knows where their parents are.

Education › Re: See Picture Of A Classroom In Nigeria In 1950 by tpiar: 11:36am On Jan 24, 2016

ILoveMakonen:
I think this picture is current because where on earth did they get HD cams back then in 19.....this picture is too artificial.

it's probably a recent picture, what a pity for those kids being tortured like this.

How will they not grow up to be bitter and angry at society? huh

when they were intentionally deprived of basic care by adults in their circle.

Imagine taking such pictures and showing them off as if they are animals in a zoo.

lord have mercy.

Romance › Re: Nigerian Men And Their Foreign Spouses by tpiar: 11:29am On Jan 24, 2016

I'm always surprised with how many Nigerian men can get away with things while I'm stereotyped as the bad guy even if I'm not bad.

it's the system doing that.

but, you did not mention scamming at all, which Nigerian men (or Nigerians) are stereotyped with while AA men are not.

Romance › Re: I'm Pregnant; My Boyfriend Wants Abortion by tpiar: 11:22am On Jan 24, 2016

this is the third such topic in the last month or so.

Family › Re: Responsibilities For Children When Growing Up? by tpiar: 11:19am On Jan 24, 2016

175:
So these are amebo questions by your own glorious standard ba? Continue. . .I no get ur time!

you shouldn't have my time if you are cooking and cleaning and doing your general house chores.

Family › Re: Should A Woman Change Her State Of Origin After Marriage? by tpiar: 11:16am On Jan 24, 2016

are you folks referring to people like mercy aigbe, mercy johnson, etc, who can respectively claim Osun state and Edo state by virtue of their marriage to indigenes of these states?

just want some clarification here.

lara oshiomole, etc.

Omotola, Edo state instead of Lagos?

Family › Re: Responsibilities For Children When Growing Up? by tpiar: 11:14am On Jan 24, 2016

https://s27.postimg.org/kx3kezt83/index.jpg

Family › Re: Responsibilities For Children When Growing Up? by tpiar: 11:10am On Jan 24, 2016

175:
I'm sorry if you are offended. . .please you can now leave my thread so that you won't get more annoyed.

calling your amebo questions silly means i am offended? huh

I simply asked who sent you.

Embarrassing that you have m on your moniker though, usually, its a female trait to be constantly pokenosing in other people's matter rather than their own.

but, since nl males are switching genders with females now, no biggie i suppose.

Family › Re: Should A Woman Change Her State Of Origin After Marriage? by tpiar: 11:09am On Jan 24, 2016

prissyluv:
Some of these things are confusing ooo. I dont see this topic as daft at all. We dont really know it all.
Another that confuse me is this. If a married woman hasn't change her name legally and applying for a job or filling an important form where there are provisions of title,surname and names.is she to fill in 'mrs' as title while filling the rest with her former names?

why would you use Mrs With your maiden name? huh

Politics › Re: Religious Organisations It's Role In Fomentation Of Our Failures As A Nation by tpiar: 11:08am On Jan 24, 2016

obviously, the country is not as big as we assumed it is, that's why people have to emigrate to find opportunities elsewhere.

Family › Re: Responsibilities For Children When Growing Up? by tpiar: 11:05am On Jan 24, 2016

who sent you to ask these silly questions? huh

Romance › Re: Should The Church Celebrate Lovers' Day? by tpiar: 10:59am On Jan 24, 2016

which church did it?

Family › Re: Should A Woman Change Her State Of Origin After Marriage? by tpiar: 10:55am On Jan 24, 2016

Kachisbarbie:
To the Mrs in the house, which state of origin do you put on official forms (e.g) bank documents, travelling, sim registration...etc.?

very pointed question, in this day and age where husband is seen as a scarce commodity and "everybody wants to marry a widower".

plus hackers and stalkers on your case 24/7.

Not to mention last days when minimum of 7 women see it as a thing of pride to try to grab hold of one man.

Culture › Re: Oodua beauty contestants At Ooni Ogunwusi Adeyeye's Palace (photos) by tpiar: 10:48am On Jan 24, 2016

ensign:
. I think you guys should rather ask otunba Gani adams why he has chosen the homage visit as part of activities of the annual paegeant

who are the ladies? huh

Are they Ifa initiates or something?

Do they school anywhere, ? huh

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Politics › Re: What Exactly Is The Job Of The National Security Adviser? by tpiar: 10:43am On Jan 24, 2016

probably the same as the counterparts in the USA and the rest of the west.

Romance › Re: Romantic Story Of How A Yoruba Boy Ended Up Marrying His Side Chic! by tpiar: 10:34am On Jan 24, 2016

btw, ladies, say no to overly long engagement.

Romance › Re: Romantic Story Of How A Yoruba Boy Ended Up Marrying His Side Chic! by tpiar: 10:33am On Jan 24, 2016

I guess the reason for posting this pointless story is to mention OAU.

kindly bump an Okota thread asap or open a new one.

very unoriginal idiots.

Romance › Re: Photo Of The Day, Caption It! by tpiar: 10:31am On Jan 24, 2016

drdrei09:
Dry right? I know, it isn't hilarious.. ...

so why post it? huh

Family › Re: Should A Woman Change Her State Of Origin After Marriage? by tpiar: 10:29am On Jan 24, 2016

Bolade005:
I don't understand why Nigerians let stuff like this bothers them. In the Nigerian settings of today, your state of origin and even local government of Origin sometimes depend on the purpose to which you intend using it for.

For example, job purposes. If a woman is from Ondo and she's married to an Ogun man and there is a recruitment going on in Ogun, she could claim Ogun state and if the recruitment is going on in Ondo, she could also go back to apply. Infact it's an advantage.

Just like local government of Origin, I have two different certificates I use. For state or Federal recruitment, I use the local government with lesser number of graduates just to increase my chances.

why did I know somebody will always mention Ondo here? huh

Career › Re: I Want To Sue My Employer For Terminating My Appointment Without Reason by tpiar: 10:28am On Jan 24, 2016

i dont know you, your boss or anybody involved in your saga.

Career › Re: I Want To Sue My Employer For Terminating My Appointment Without Reason by tpiar: 10:28am On Jan 24, 2016

coolhamid:
Ok

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