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Family › Re: Nigerian Parents And The "You Are Not Sleeping Here Tonight" Syndrome by Ugosample(m): 5:24pm On Mar 28, 2016
My mother was a tough woman, but she was reasonable. The punishment fits the crime.
And if the crime was a serious one ( like going to beat her friend's daughter up, lol) the kind beating you go get.....
Chai.

The point I am making is.... Let the punishment for the crime, and let your children know that there are consequences for bad behaviours. Simple

Many parents here don't do that. They just beat mindlessly.

Well sha
Family › Re: A Call To Change "My Children Will Not Suffer What I Suffered" Syndrome by Ugosample(m): 11:41pm On Mar 26, 2016
laphta:
dats not true, that is a general issue. But op only stated pure truth. i usually say 'na only suffer fit give pikin real sense.' for those who understand
I bet to disagree
Politics › Re: Al-Jazeera Portrays Nigerian Women As Prostitutes: Nigerians On Twitter React by Ugosample(m): 11:12pm On Mar 26, 2016
seunny4lif:
grin
I'm correcting you
Wir sprechen
Ich spreche
Oui C'est vrai....
C'est pas Ich sprechen mais C'est Ich spreche parce que ceat pas en infinitif. Merci beaucoup
Politics › Re: "Nobody Can Stop Us From Moving Our Cattle Around Nigeria"-fulani Herdsmen Warns by Ugosample(m): 10:52pm On Mar 26, 2016
Sensational journalism has ruined this country
Politics › Re: Al-Jazeera Portrays Nigerian Women As Prostitutes: Nigerians On Twitter React by Ugosample(m): 10:47pm On Mar 26, 2016
seunny4lif:
grin Lol Ich spreche nicht sprechen
That means you can't speak?.
Politics › Re: Al-Jazeera Portrays Nigerian Women As Prostitutes: Nigerians On Twitter React by Ugosample(m): 10:23pm On Mar 26, 2016
seunny4lif:
cheesy German, Arabic, English and Yoruba grin grin
If that's the case, Ich sprechen Englisch, French, Igbo und Yoruba
Politics › Re: Al-Jazeera Portrays Nigerian Women As Prostitutes: Nigerians On Twitter React by Ugosample(m): 3:48pm On Mar 26, 2016
seunny4lif:
cheesy Of course I speak 4 language
Really? Tell me
BTW, I speak English and French
Politics › Re: Al-Jazeera Portrays Nigerian Women As Prostitutes: Nigerians On Twitter React by Ugosample(m): 3:25pm On Mar 26, 2016
seunny4lif:
cheesy Arabic
You can speak Arabic? wow....
Politics › Re: Al-Jazeera Portrays Nigerian Women As Prostitutes: Nigerians On Twitter React by Ugosample(m): 1:36am On Mar 26, 2016
seunny4lif:
cheesy I left there last year angry sad Cos NATO don spoil am for everyone sad
Back to Nigeria? or you want to a neighbouring country. And just to satisfy my curiosity, what language do you speak with the locals?
Politics › Re: How The Western Media Portrays Africa, China, And India Differently by Ugosample(m): 12:35am On Mar 26, 2016
Iroh88:
If we don't always go cap in hand begging for aids from the Western nations, they wouldn't portray us this way.

For me, this isn't a problem whatsoever. Hold your governments responsible for whatever insults we get from those guys. Remember, you never get what you didn't bargain for.
Thank you very much
Politics › Re: Al-Jazeera Portrays Nigerian Women As Prostitutes: Nigerians On Twitter React by Ugosample(m): 12:30am On Mar 26, 2016
seunny4lif:
grin
But your uncle can work in Libya without working permit angry
I don't pay light bills or any bills at all angry
Arabs are Arabs but Libya house more than 4millions Africans esp Egyptians, Sudan, Malians, Gambian e.t.c
We have African village in Tripoli
With just 5 dinars which is like 5 naira
You will be full all day
I know all that too......
He sent good money home. But he lives in Abidjan now, have left Tripoli since.
How are things there now?
Politics › Re: Al-Jazeera Portrays Nigerian Women As Prostitutes: Nigerians On Twitter React by Ugosample(m): 11:31pm On Mar 25, 2016
seunny4lif:
grin
Everything about Libya is a lie....
Libyans are praying to have M. Gadaffi now
Painting the street is colour and replace the new flag with the old one grin
But my uncle lived in Libya for 16 years, and he had a different story to talk. Ghadaffi was not a good man. even though he provided infrastructures and stuffs for them. Life goes beyond that.

Its because of how the country has been torn apart; that's why they are asking for him, that's what I think tho
Politics › Re: Al-Jazeera Portrays Nigerian Women As Prostitutes: Nigerians On Twitter React by Ugosample(m): 10:57pm On Mar 25, 2016
seunny4lif:
Thank God I don't watch dat lying station angry
I stop watching them in 2011 during Libya war cos I was in Libya then
Rubbish station worst than BBC and CNN grin grin cheesy
Really? Tell me more
Education › Re: Universities With Wireless Internet Access by Ugosample(m): 10:29pm On Mar 25, 2016
OmichaelO:
University of Lagos Unlimited data access 24/7 both undergraduate and post graduate in their hostels, library and faculty for free and places like zoology garden, you have to pay.
Our login is usually matric number and surname as password.
During my stay in unilag, I think I capped 1TB
grin grin
I tell you bros. CITS suffer for my hand when I dey Unilag... Browsing unlimited
Education › Re: Why Mr Ayodele Dada Shouldn't Be Given A National Honour by Ugosample(m): 12:22am On Mar 25, 2016
Mekurexx:
I agree with the writer!. 5.0 is a personal accomplishment. It doesnt add anthing to the nation. He surely has a bright future and should be supported by the government if he decides to further his studies. But giving him a national honour. LOL undecided
I knew that guy, we graduated together from the same faculty, though he is from PSY, and I am from ECN....

That guy is hot o. His A's were 85+.... Many of them.

Come and see bad belle in his department.

I am happy he made it.
Romance › Re: My Fiance Complains That I'm Too Fat by Ugosample(m): 9:50am On Mar 24, 2016
hungryboy:
The time, were him been come chyk you, him no been see say you fat?,
Aunty, that ram is only looking for an excuse to dump you, maybe, him don already get another consignment sef were dey wait am for him warehouse,
O ti ye e
Nairaland General › Re: #yorubaboys Trending On Twitter, Hilarious Snapshots by Ugosample(m): 9:00am On Mar 24, 2016
Guyman02:
Despite all the querels online, Igbos and Yorubas still make very good in-laws grin grin
Thats why Igbos and Yorubas dont go violent like Hausas because as an Igbo you may be attacking your Yoruba cousin due to the high rate of intermarriages over the years.
Lol, so true.
I get Yoruba relatives plenty....
Culture › Re: French Speakers And French Learners On Nairaland!!!! by Ugosample(m): 10:15pm On Mar 22, 2016
GorkoSusaay:
7
Du Sénégal. Mais je suis un nomade
D'accord. C'est bien alors. Je suis Nigérian.....
J'aime bien Dakar et je voudrais visite à prochain.
Romance › Re: Marriage Is NOT A Partnership by Ugosample(m): 11:21pm On Mar 21, 2016
databoy247:
OP, I have been drawn to comment on your thread.

Its understandable that a man is supposed to cater for 101% of the family needs and truly there is nothing against such.

However, lets not steer our arguments on logics and premises. Lets look at it from another angle: Reality!

Living standards are not the same globally from 30 years ago. There is an increase in population, limited resources and high competition on virtually everything. So to survive this harsh times and come out a winner you have to support your husband any way you can.

Cos out there in the competition, you are seen as ONE and not seperate individuals. Now, to beat the competition, you both have to work as a team, hence the partnership.

Cheers.
Well, I want to talk of the increase in population.


Bear in mind that global population growth is not uniformly spread, and the countries with the highest population has the highest poverty rates too and the issues that u raised i.e. Africa and Asia.

Only if family planning was taking seriously in many of these countries, we would not be in this mess today. Anyway, the deed has been done, and we have to live with the consequences
Politics › Re: Western Govts ‘knew Where Chibok Schoolgirls Were’ by Ugosample(m): 8:26pm On Mar 21, 2016
Zoharariel:
When we came out and said Amerika & her AngloZionist vampires are the oil lubricating the engines of Boko Haram, our people tagged us conspiracy theorists. We were even said to suffer ‘misconceptions, misapprehensions, rumours, and fiction.

That is exactly how that useless Africom commander - David Rodriguez attacked the Nigerian Army with info wars & reverse psychology saying Boko Haram still hold territories in Nigeria. That didn't generate enough desirable results, now they've come out again with this piece of crap.

Ask yourselves, what is Africom doing in Africa? Is the United States of America government prepared to allow Russia or China to establish their own ‘American Command’ and call it ‘Americom’ in pursuit of their national interests in America?

Africom runs all the operations of Al-shabaab, Boko-Haram & all other terrorist franchise's from their secret military base in Chad.

Right from the days of Carter's administration, Amerika uses the red herring of “Islamic extremism” and terrorism, to justify any actions it deems necessary for the advancement of its own agenda.

In places like Afghanistan and Yemen, the enemy is “Al-Qaeda” which must be fought with Amerika's military might, while in Libya and Syria, the same “Al-Qaeda” is an ally fighting against the oppressive regimes of Gaddafi and Assad.

A closer look at the war in Syria. For five fvcking years, there was nothing like a cease-fire. Amerika's agenda was on course with Israel giving air cover to ISIS & the rebels. Oil business was booming & being smuggled across the Turkish boader while the Amerikan mainstream media fed the gullible masses with mind-boggling lies & propaganda.

My Son - Vladimirovich Putin came on board & did all the mop-up. He scuttled & prevented foreign intervention from the AngloZionist empire by declaring a no-fly-zone over the Syrian airspace. Bombed & disrupted major supply routes for ISIS & the liver-eating moderates. He restored the glory of the Syrian Army & upgraded their military gears before pulling out. If not for Putin, Bashar Al-assad would have been dining with Saddam & Ghadaffi in their graves with Syria balkanized like Libya & Iraq.

Until Nigeria severe ties with Amerika & Britain, we will keep moving in wider circles & remain under-developed forever. Now, that we've been able to identify the source of our problems, what's next? Move closer to Mother Russia - she's our only saviour.

Look at how Russia has transformed China, Iran, Brazil, India and even Algeria from weak Nations into unfathomable strengths.

Tell Buhari to desist from using our common wealth to promote his religious & ideological leanings. What business do we have with Islamic Nations by inviting them into Nigeria? Is that our priority? Go to Russia & sign bilateral investment & defense treaties with Vladimirovich Putin & stop fvcking around.

Mother Russia is the only Country that has never done any wrong to Africa.
This should be moved to the jokes section.
It is very funny...... cheesy grin
Politics › Re: Rivers Rerun: Inec Declares Results by Ugosample(m): 5:03pm On Mar 20, 2016
fulanimafia:
2015 has already shown how disposable SS/SE votes are. Your labeling of the APC as an Amala party will also not help the PDP in the SW.

PDP can only remain a state level party in the SS/ SE.
Lol!!!!! This Nigga is a joker!
So you think it is South West Votes that got Buhari in?
Voted that were shared almost evenly, and APC lost ekiti state?
Or in 2011 when the North West and East votes Buhari but still lost?

Truth be told, no single region in Nigeria is disposable, or more important than the other, and no region can win elections in its own.

Hope that sinks into your head
Politics › Re: #osun State Still Trending On Twitter See [snapshots] by Ugosample(m): 11:54pm On Mar 19, 2016
samjadinero:
He doesn't even have a cabinet yet
Are you for real?
Politics › Re: #osun State Still Trending On Twitter See [snapshots] by Ugosample(m): 8:42pm On Mar 19, 2016
Ooni:
Op is correct...here in osogbo everybody is praying for apc to win in rivers so dat our workers can collect march salary. Some churches did vigil for it sef. There is sooo much hunger. but no hope b'cos i heard pdp is raping our party in rivers. I think our governor shuld sell our tallest talking drum and pay workers since no ladder to play it b4 worker start fainting in our offices.

only God can save my pple from the impending famine
So rivers money will be used to finance Osun state according to your logic.

Aren't you people ashamed of yourself?
Culture › Re: French Speakers And French Learners On Nairaland!!!! by Ugosample(m): 2:08am On Mar 19, 2016
GorkoSusaay:
C'est mieux comme ça wink
D'accord. C'est bien ça Mais Où vien Tu?
Culture › Re: French Speakers And French Learners On Nairaland!!!! by Ugosample(m): 2:07am On Mar 19, 2016
GorkoSusaay:
C'est mieux comme ça wink
D'accord. C'est bien ça Mais Où vien Tu?
Politics › Re: Cote D’ivoire Displaces Nigeria To Emerge Africa’s Top Investor Destination by Ugosample(m): 1:33am On Mar 19, 2016
aloeman15:
She's actually right.
And buhari did promise true federalism.
Whether he knew the meaning is another matter.
You can't grow an industry on gen.
You can't grow crops with marauders.
You can't attract investment without a budget.
You can't convince Investors with a fraudulent budget.
You can't assure stability without rule of law.
You can't raise morale with a long suffering people (go ask the israelites of egypt).
You can't even retrieve stolen assets without records.
But most of all, you can't join the league of developed nations without educating and enlightening every man, woman and child.
You want a great nation?
Solve the last problem.
This post is epic! Nice one
Events › Re: MC Oluomo Throws ‘Braless’ Birthday Party (Photos) by Ugosample(m): 1:27am On Mar 19, 2016
Shymm3x:
Lmao.

About "God" and "Future"...Russell Wilson who screams "God" and "Jesus" everywhere just got engaged to Future's baby mama, Ciara. And I'm sure Ciara has been around the block like a hood moped, and she has a baby for a guy who's a weed head. But God didn't stop his son, Russell Wilson, from wifeying up Future's leftover.

So be careful when use "God" and "Future" in the same sentence cos you might end up with a next man's leftover like Russell Wilson.

Regardless, we're all God's children and choice/preference has nothing to do with God. Ya pastor lied to you.
How can you call a woman somebody's left over?
Na wa o.
Politics › Re: Cote D’ivoire Displaces Nigeria To Emerge Africa’s Top Investor Destination by Ugosample(m): 1:25am On Mar 19, 2016
fistonati:
You mean that wartorn Ivory coast?? What am I even saying what do you expect when Nigeria is at war with itself and the leaders are celebrating economic crisis while rural infrastructure, roads dualization, epileptic power supply, education and agriculture are turned deaf ears to.
You are calling Ivory Coast war torn?
Lol
The ivory coast I know and visit is not war torn. It is a country Nigeria has to go and learn from. But because of our stupid pride, we will try to denigrate them.
Culture › Re: French Speakers And French Learners On Nairaland!!!! by Ugosample(m): 12:25am On Mar 19, 2016
GorkoSusaay:
De rien.
C'est intéressant de voir que des anglophones essaient de parler le français. De nos jours, c'est l'inverse
Oui. J'aime bien Français et je peux parler aussi; mais je suis Nigèrian.....
Nous sommes ensemble en Ouest Afrique

C'est vrai ou faux?
Travel › Re: Need Traveling Advice To Cotonou by Ugosample(m): 10:27pm On Mar 18, 2016
KelvinLamar:
Ugosample,
I have done most of my homework. I am still bad with French though. I will be in Cotonou tomorrow. By Monday, I should move over to Lome and then Accra during the weekends. I plan to end it all in Abidjan, but if I have enough money left, I should try out Burkina Faso.


Thankfully, I was part of AIESEC, a student organization present in about 126 countries(All West African countries). I will be staying and touring with fellow AIESEC members and Alumni as hosts in each country.

Hopefully, I no go enter one chance. Will give guys feedbacks with time.

Thanks!
I am, or will I say was an AIESECer too.

Hey AIESEC!!!!!!!!!!!!

Now I am interested.

I know LCPs across west Africa personally, well, at least 7 of them.

Nice one bro
Politics › Re: Mega-City: Lagos Ranked Alongside NewYork & Beijing (photo) by Ugosample(m): 10:31pm On Mar 17, 2016
Tbamo:
I live in Dakar and lagos surpasses Dakar by far!
Don't mind him. Dakar that I know or the one in his village. But I think Dakar is fine small tho. Has that nostalgic charm on me
Travel › Re: Need Traveling Advice To Cotonou by Ugosample(m): 10:23pm On Mar 17, 2016
KelvinLamar:
Zhukafa. I have been following this thread since late last year. Thank you so much for the information you have been providing here.

I plan on travelling across West Africa, starting from Benin Republic. I am leaving next week.

My question is: Can I use maybe a UBA or EcoBank ATM card to withdraw in CFA without going through the hassle of the black market? I mean, those banks are "supposedly" pan African. Something like, get into Benin Republic and just withdraw there directly in CFA.

There are so many other questions. But you have already answered them(2012 till date)
As an experienced West African traveller, lol grin Lemme advice you.
Better carry cash on you, because ATMs have been blocked, except it is a dolkat/Euro account.
Learn at least some phrases in French. It will help you. Numbers will help you even more, if not you go hear an for there o.

Draw your roadmaps on time too.

Which cities are you doing?

Cotonou-Lome-Accra-Abidjan-Bamako-Dakar?

or you go cut am?
Willing to hear from you

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