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DonDaniDee:This your comment is so dimwitted it's embarrassing. No! You have no gift of blessing people. The success of Timaya and all the other people you 'claim' to have predicted their success have nothing to do with you. There are countless Nigerian's who upon seeing Timaya's craft before and after he waxed his first album predicted great things for him. It was very obvious he was just too good he was going to explode. He is talented, but even more crucially he struggled and hustled hard to get to where he is today. This your fantasy gift of blessing people is just a figment of your imagination. |
[quote author= post=81440546]Pukes! See what Nigerian youths are discussing about on the biggest forum in Africa! Sanitary pad! Pukes again!! There was a country!![/quote]Why not? What's crazy about discussing sanitary pads on an African forum? What are you puking for? The thought of a used pad? Why are you so put off by a natural biological process? Women bleed monthly it's only natural. Don't let it put you off you hear? |
buygala:This your post obviously exposes you as an ultra-perverted deviant but I can't understand how it made me laugh so much. |
Justbeingreal:If you can even imagine that back in 2009 the human heart was as unblemished and pure and kind like the one in the pic then you need a lobotomy. |
Vado:Just shut your trap with that "we don't do that over here" trash!!! Stop with this pretentious ethnic exceptionality fallacy you and your ilk like spreading all over social media. There is no history or pattern of Yoruba chicks being less likely to open their legs than all the other tribes. And that goes to all the females of other tribes in Nigeria, as I am not picking on yoruba's. Sex is sex and is always readily enjoyed by all tribes it just depends on the individual in question. So I will never judge Yoruba women by the sexual actions of Khafi or her predecessor BamBam. Whether na Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba or all the other tribes, they are all game and ready for sex, it just comes down to the individual |
donogaga:Folk like you that always ask these questions about BIG BROTHER SHOWS year in year out have to be the most deceptive frauds imaginable. You don't like the show, you complain but you still keep up with the happenings in it religiously. Why don't you just cut it out of your consciousness? |
His pose with Jazzy shadowing him just behind is weird. |
That's what I'm thinking too. It just doesn't seem normal that all that cable with fall in place that way all over his body. That looks like someone put all that cable on him. Even if he was under a roll of cables before the electrocution it can't possibly fall all over him like that. ednut1: |
Nat404:I think you have a fever go to bed ![]() |
millionboi2:Look at how pathetic you are. You are displaying the classical blame and finger pointing to white man as the cause of all your problems but are too empty and cocky to look within to see you are the cause. I'm far from feeling inferior to any other race. Did you not see I posted above I've called out my colleagues on that inappropriate greeting style as far back as 10 years. The greeting is wrong there are no two ways. But you can keep on wallowing in your tragic ignorance |
Chukazu:It's not a matter of having our own English speaking style or Nigerian English as you put it. And no everything must not necessarily be in tune with the British style. It's about a language that sounds weird, crappy, intrusive and outrightly dumb. For over a decade now I have been surprised and at times wince in disgust when I hear Nigerians using this greeting style freely all over the place. It's clumsy, it's weird, it's wrong. What is your business with how an acquaintance spent his/her night? Is the person your patient required to report to you the doctor? |
evilive:You refuse to be rational in your assessment of the tone of that type of weird greeting but quickly dismiss it as irrelevant. But people that think rationally know that greeting is really weird. What is your business with how someone you barely know spent his/her night? Are you a night nurse? Why isn't good morning how do u do enuf for you? This type is beyond your thinking |
I've been wincing in irritation at this style of greeting for years, and I've even told a couple of my colleagues in the past to drop that greeting style. As you so rightly put Nigerians with our over sabi ways have created a greeting style that's totally weird. What is your business with how someone spent the night? Did you both have a discussion or agreement about the planned night activities. It has always sounded so dumb to me |
l[/quote]This unhealthy obsession we have for everything US is just so disturbing. From our singers, to our youths in general, to our politicians. We have a fatal breakdown of the ability or desire to be creative, original, and visionary. The job of these idiots in Abuja is to sit at home doing nothing to solve the crucial problems squeezing the soul out of Naija, but just look for any cultural mainstay of America that tickles their fancy and then copy it. When US named the systems Corrections facilities, it came after sweeping changes where made practiced and institutionalized. It's not by empty name tagging. Where are the changes in the prisons? Where are the facilities on ground? When were personnel rigorously trained? Where are the educators for this project? They just copy reform tenets from US and start pretending to be original. Empty dunces. God will judge you people. |
Chai!!! anyway you look at it, however you slice it or dice it, Naija situation always seems to be hopeless. A country that basically no citizen "truly" believes in. How do you explain a family lineage that is ultra-rich and whose financial future is set up for multiple generations to come still scampering to the US to give birth to their child in order to secure US citizenship? Even Dangote's assurance isn't full proof. Chai! |
SoNature:You are the fool and not Techno. One of the most combustible hazards to the existence of Nigeria for the past decade has been people that think and behave like you. In your world Techno shooting videos with skimpy women and music channels showing skimpy women is evidence that Nigeria has lost it's sanity and is a lawless society. In the same country where terrorists have been going on a murderous crusade hacking down citizen's in the most brutal manner imaginable, brutally raping women and children, and carting them away as sex slaves, in a country where there is widespread stealing of public funds at leadership level across all the arms of government, where violence, cult wars, ritual murders and criminality is the order of the day across basically all the regions of the country, but for you women dressing skimpy in a music video is a bigger problem. You are the fool. This is a democracy we are practicing(or pretending to practice) in Nigeria not a theocracy. Runsewe's talk is just one of the sanctimonious outbursts from clueless public servants in this country that know little to nothing about how stuff like this should be handled in a democracy. Hypocrites and ignoramuses abound in this country, and you are one of them. |
My God!!! The deep, deep venomous bile of abuse this woman is spewing at those criticising her in the comments section just made me wonder how a celeb can be so bitter. It's unbelievable. She's like the biblical description of "a woman scorned". I hope she finds peace someday... |
Ekinematics:Phew! Well if the statewide eating of roadside roasted plantain in PH is what you embrace as your source of joy, pride and national identity - if you see that as being prestigious then embrace it and enjoy yourself. It's just that I find it difficult to understand how in 2019 a group of people can be touting roasted plantain as a source of prestige when in other parts of the world they are celebrating their annual windfall of tens of billions of dollars raked in from tourism, medical tourism raking in tens of millions, industrialization, tech companies like google, twitter and facebook collectively raking in hundreds of billions of dollars. But you even with little to no light, endemic violent criminality, horrible roads and widespread disillusionment in the land, you are happy with your plantain. Enjoy. |
The writer described Boli as "prestigious" ![]() Abeg someone tell me what's prestigious about Boli? Why do so many half-baked news writers abound all over our media space nowadays? |
koyyess:Your remark is so weak. You are not even making sense. Are you trying to be funny? |
Gandollaar:Yeah, yeah you are most probably right. And I'm not surprised because some of the worst and unprofessional writing I've ever seen have been on reports posted on this forum. |
“It’s horrible where this country is driving at. This gentleman shot for like one hour on the road, until policemen came and they ran away and they took us inside a forest till this morning,, This guy just referred to soulless and brutal criminal and terrorist that abducted him as a "gentleman". Is he mentally okay at all? |
Only a quack news writer or reporter will post a report under this type of headline without attaching a picture of the subject where her backside is zoomed in on. |
JubrinElSudan:Your opinion makes a lot of sense to me. That eagle is totally out of place there i.m.o |
Neocotez:Wow!!! Na your room be dis? You are a living, breathing, walking den of bacteria |
So with almost two decades of exposure and fame in showbiz and media in Nigerian entertainment circles, this woman is incapable of both pronouncing and spelling the walking aid - "crutches" ![]() Shame!!! |
Starboytwo:God's own country for where? For your dreams? Nigerians and una copy copy ways. Very soon una go talk say na we get that mantra, say na USA steal am for us. |
FortifiedCity:Looooool� |
NeekolazWorld:Don't be like this in today's 21st century Jet age. Google is basically only less knowledgeable than God Almighty. It has the answers to virtually everything in life. You have internet and a device, you simply should have found out the difference by yourself. I myself did not know the difference, or putting it another way, I thought both words meant the same. I have just realised how uninformed we Nigerians are in some areas of English language, because back at school, basically everybody used the word "rusticate" to describe when a student is expelled from school. Thanks to google. I discovered they have different meanings today. |
Junkie1:You come across as irredeemably foolish But I sincerely hope you turn out better later in life. |
Princeton92:Who banned BBN? Please explain to me. |
SocialJustice:"Short" is the only adjective that is valid to describe someone small. Whether she is chubby or not, fat or skeleton, it all has to do with the height before you can describe someone as small. |
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