₦airaland Forum

SniperInADiaper: I knew this guy was a good one

**nods**

manmustwac: Where did i say that i WAS God ?

So why didn't you say what this crazy experience was? And since it was only you and Him that know about it how do we know that its not all just in your head?

she really doesn't have to explain herself or her experience to anyone. If she says God saved her, then He did.

Those of us who believe in his existence and understand the importance of a acknowledging his saving grace believe her.

Oh my, where did everyone go?

welcome Yetseyi, we are glad to have you. Please relax and make yourself comfortable

HumbledbYGrace: hi

hi sis How's the leg?

Caracta: Uj_sizzle was here?

just a figment of your imagination

musKeeto: YyyyyyyyaaaaaaaayyyyyYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!

*hugs him tight*

How's my wonderful family doing??

vanneni
Nikkyshyne




Why y'all screaming Adaobi? surprised she made it this far

Hugs
Love
Kisses
Prayers

FOR YOU ALL.
Missed you

I try to live a Christ-like life by his grace

And Niklaus is so bad he makes me giggle and curl my toes. Sexy accent too

I'd do Damon anytime!!!

Disorganised
Mannerless
Smoker/Heavy drinker
Arrogant and thinks he's better than everyone else
Talks too much..God i can't stand that sometimes

Veektour Stober: Mst tymz I feel vry bad dt I ws nt brut up wif ma own nativ lang. 'Igbo'.. Nw as an adult, 'm tryn hrd 2 put ma plac in ma nativ dialect. $ itz a promiz dt ma own childrn wil b brut up wif d igbo lang 1st b4 any oda lang. ...

If you had been brought up with Igbo, you'd probably wish today that you were taught English instead.
How about you teach your kids to have the mind to make their own decisions instead..and do it right. That way irrespective of how they are brought up, they'll still see how important it is to learn either the English language or their native tongue as the case may be.

My parents thought me to speak English as a child, I learnt Igbo cause i developed a passion for learning my native tongue. My parents noticed this and helped me along the way, other part of it came ftrom boarding school. Today i speak both English and Igbo fluently, and when people ask why i can't speak Yoruba since i wa born in Lagos i say 'I was more concerbed about learning my native tongue'. Igbos think this is super impressive, Yorubas call me a tribalist.

Bottomline....Do whatever you feel is best for you and your family. Ain't nobody's business.

There is nothing wrong with teaching our chilodren English, actually i encourage it especially within Nigeria.
English as a language is difficult if you don't have a really good foundation which starts at an early age. Our native languages on the other hand can be learnt whenever you decide you have an interest in learning it.

We need to tell ourselves the truth in this country, English happens to be our lingua-franca..not knowing it properly is a very huge lucuna..catastrophic i might add in this present age.

We can stop being scared for culture..it will always be there so long it's strongest advocates don't die off anytime soon .

I'll have to be facebook's most inactive user.