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Literature / Re: Which Of These Did You Read? by vonn(f): 7:19am On Aug 09, 2016
I read these on my own:
Europe goes to school.
mallam ilia
drummer boy.
things fall apart.
African child.
not very sure about the God's are not to blame.
Romance / Re: See How To Win A Girl's Heart In 7 Days by vonn(f): 9:57am On Jul 17, 2016
lagosflexcamp:
How to win a Nigerian girl's heart in 1hr.

Give her weed
Show her your money undecided
Then you haven't met someone like me. undecided
lagosflexcamp:
How to win a Nigerian girl's heart in 1hr.

Give her weed
Show her your money undecided
Then you haven't met someone like me.
Sports / Re: Nwankwo Kanu With Beneficiaries Of His Heart Foundation by vonn(f): 5:21pm On Jul 03, 2016
God bless him.

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Celebrities / Re: Nigerian DJ Obi Breaks Guinness World Record For The Longest Marathon Club DJing by vonn(f): 11:32am On Jul 01, 2016
Nice
Fashion / Re: Miss Nairaland 2016 Grand Finale by vonn(f): 5:50pm On Jun 25, 2016
I vote for Refiner
cc:NLJega
Fashion / Re: Miss Nairaland Contest 2016 - Elimination Round 2 by vonn(f): 4:44pm On Jun 21, 2016
I vote Refiner
Cc NLJega
Family / Re: Did anyone here try to conceive twins naturally and were successful?!? by vonn(f): 12:20pm On Jun 18, 2016
interesting
Literature / Re: Letting Go By Audrey Timms by vonn(f): 9:08pm On Jun 09, 2016
Awwww.... Audrey dedicated to me! That's so sweet.. The longest update ever too.
muah!
So sorry for Felix that he has to make this kind of decision. its not easy at all. I wouldn't even want to imagine myself in that kinda situation.

Audreytimms, I thank God for your likes who inspire through writing (not ever forgetting Glowingscenes).

Keep getting stronger in all.

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Literature / Re: A HOLD FROM THE PAST- Women fiction by vonn(f): 4:02pm On Jun 08, 2016
jeez, what kind of a woman is this?
Politics / Re: President Buhari Cancels Trip To Ogoniland Over "Assassination Threats" by vonn(f): 7:16pm On Jun 02, 2016
lovat:
Y
I dunno...but I just knew he would cancel
Politics / Re: President Buhari Cancels Trip To Ogoniland Over "Assassination Threats" by vonn(f): 9:58am On Jun 02, 2016
I'm not surprised one bit.

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Culture / Re: List Of Nigerian Tribes And The States Where They Live. by vonn(f): 9:51am On Jun 02, 2016
I wish the mod can ban GossipHeart for a while for violating Rule no 2 >:
Culture / Re: List Of Nigerian Tribes And The States Where They Live. by vonn(f): 9:44am On Jun 02, 2016
TheArchangel:
You believe what a page on the Internet says about a person than what the person is telling he or she is. I'd say you are the foo.l

Show me a credited evidence instead of Wikipedia page that can be doctored by anyone.
Well since we are quoting the internet. What do you say about this....
thank you sister.
Culture / Re: List Of Nigerian Tribes And The States Where They Live. by vonn(f): 9:42am On Jun 02, 2016
GossipHeart:


I don't argue with fools
At a time, I was tempted to call you a fool like you did, but I won't. We're very different.

Igbo (Igbo [iɡ͡boː] ; English /ˈɪɡboʊ/ ; [5] archaically Ibo /ˈiːboʊ/ ) [5] (Igbo:
Asụsụ Igbo ), is the principal native language of the Igbo people , an ethnic
group of southeastern Nigeria. There are approximately 24 million speakers,
who live mostly in Nigeria and are primarily of Igbo descent.


The Igbo people, often erroneously spelled and pronounced " Ibo " (because
certain Europeans had difficulty making the /ɡ͡b/ sound), [2] are an indigenous
linguistic and cultural people of southern Nigeria . Geographically, the Igbo
homeland is divided into two unequal sections by the Niger River – an eastern
(which is the larger of the two) and a western section. [3][4] Culturally and
linguistically, the Niger River has provided an easy means of communication
and unity amongst the Igbo natives on both sides, as well as promoted
ancient trade and movement of peoples between Igboland and rest of the
world. [3]
Known as Ndi Igbo in the Igbo language and sometimes identified by their
respective Igboid dialects or subgroupings, such the Anioma and the Ngwa ,
the culture of the Igbos has been shaped primarily by Igboland's rainforest
climate, its historic trades, ancient migration folklores and social ties with its
neighbours as well as far-flung trading and political allies and lately with the
Europeans through colonization and the entire Western World through
globalization. [3] They speak Igbo , which includes various Igboid languages and
dialects. [5][6] The Igbo homeland is almost surrounded on all sides by other
ethnic peoples of southern and central Nigeria namely, the Ijaw , Edo , Itsekiri ,
Ogoni, Igala, Tiv, Yako , Idoma and Ibibio .[3]
The Igbo people are one of the largest ethnic groups in Africa.[7] In rural
Nigeria, Igbo people work mostly as craftsmen, farmers and traders. The most
important crop is the yam; celebrations take place annually to celebrate its
harvesting. [8] Other staple crops include cassava and taro .[9] The Igbos are
also highly urbanized, with some of the largest cities and metropolitan areas
in Igboland being Onitsha , Enugu , Aba , Asaba , Owerri, Port Harcourt , Umuahia ,
Abakaliki and Agbor.
Before British colonial rule , the Igbo were a politically fragmented group. There
were variations in culture such as in art styles, attire and religious practices.
Various subgroups were organized by clan, lineage , village affiliation, and
dialect. There were not many centralized chiefdoms, hereditary aristocracy, or
kingship customs except in kingdoms such as those of the Nri , Arochukwu ,
Agbor and Onitsha . [10] This political system changed significantly under
British colonialism in the early 20th century; Frederick Lugard introduced Eze
(kings) into most local communities as "Warrant Chiefs". [11] The Igbo
became overwhelmingly Christian under colonization. Chinua Achebe's Things
Fall Apart is one of the most popular novels to depict Igbo culture and
changes under colonialism.

Please stop quoting me.

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Culture / Re: List Of Nigerian Tribes And The States Where They Live. by vonn(f): 3:34pm On Jun 01, 2016
GossipHeart:


Igbo is not a tribe.
Igbo is a language
...and the tribe is IBO?
smh.

soon you'll tell me Yoruba is not a tribe but language.
and Hausa is not a tribe but language too.

Its only written or pronounced as IBO by people who don't know or can't call the GB sound.
Don't turn my tribe and language upside down pls.

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Health / Re: Amina Suffers Stevens-Johnson Syndrome In Katsina After Taking Septrin (Graphic) by vonn(f): 11:22am On Jun 01, 2016
I think I should believe that our body make-up can change as we advance.
For example, when I was much younger, anytime those big black ants bite me, the pains come like pins and gradually subside after I've applied palm oil.
Fast forward to years later, the same specie of ant bit me and I started reacting- itchy, swollen skin and rashes all over, even after applying oil.
My point= what if she had used it in the past and nothing happened, but then using septrin now became a different outcome?
Health / Re: Amina Suffers Stevens-Johnson Syndrome In Katsina After Taking Septrin (Graphic) by vonn(f): 11:03am On Jun 01, 2016
Septrin was prescribed to me as a kid. The effect was rashes ALL OVER my body. But it was treated.
Since then, once I go to a hospital different from that of my family doctor, I keep on hammering I don't take sulphuric drugs especially Septrin. My secondary and university health centres even have it written all over my file-front, back, up and down. Even a nurse or doctor with eye problem would see it clearly.
No time to dull ooo.
Once bitten, twice shy.
Literature / Re: Letting Go By Audrey Timms by vonn(f): 9:04pm On May 31, 2016
Audreyyyyyy Dedicate the next to me ooooooooo

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Culture / Re: List Of Nigerian Tribes And The States Where They Live. by vonn(f): 8:31pm On May 31, 2016
GossipHeart:
The most successful, most educated, the tribe with the highest number of millionaires, the most peaceful tribe.

Guess what tribe

Ibos
IGBO

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Sports / Re: Nigeria Vs Luxembourg: International Friendly 3 - 1 (Full Time) by vonn(f): 8:16pm On May 31, 2016
Kelechi- Thank God.
Iheanacho- What we are looking for.

THANK GOD for he has given us WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR.
grin

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Sports / Re: Nigeria Vs Luxembourg: International Friendly 3 - 1 (Full Time) by vonn(f): 8:05pm On May 31, 2016
adeyemi2015:
Iheanacho in 2010 and in 2016 respectively with the same man - Ahmed Yusuf!
grin



the guy's coat nah die

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Sports / Re: Nigeria Vs Luxembourg: International Friendly 3 - 1 (Full Time) by vonn(f): 7:58pm On May 31, 2016
Mickael2:
Ighalo should not be invited for the next international games. Please, we have extremely better strikers, Ideye has been better than him today, who in this world is worse than Ideye?! Jesu!shocked how is this guy a professional footballer?!

As I was saying this Iheanacho just dashed him a goal. I said it, no matter who is playing up top with Nacho, the person will score goals, nice play
undecided
Celebrities / Re: AY Changes Hairstyle, Looking Young & Fresh by vonn(f): 4:07pm On May 30, 2016
the guy fine oo

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Family / Re: 9-Year-Old Girl Describes Her Dad In A Note She Wrote by vonn(f): 1:41pm On May 29, 2016
ladyF:
I'm probably the only one with a contrary view here... A 9 - year old wrote this? That's someone in primary 4 or 5 right? That vocabulary for someone in primary 4? shocked lol

Ahh ann. Fear God na!!! I'm not deceived abeg! angry

It's [size=15pt]LadyF[/size] again grin grin grin
Are you saying its too much for someone in primary 4 or age 9? mind you, some 9 year olds are already in secondary school.
I see nothing 'big' about the vocabulary ooo

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Celebrities / Re: Emem Isong Gives Birth To Twins In USA by vonn(f): 1:00pm On May 28, 2016
Thanks be to God
Celebrities / Re: Nigerian Artistes Without A Hit Song by vonn(f): 10:46am On May 28, 2016
spartacuz:
Faze don join football, plays for Akwa Utd
even faze get Originality and Kolomental sef
Celebrities / Re: Nigerian Artistes Without A Hit Song by vonn(f): 10:45am On May 28, 2016
2shotz....styl-plus...Sasha? oh please, they had hit songs jare
Literature / Re: Letting Go By Audrey Timms by vonn(f): 2:29pm On May 15, 2016
ooooooooooooooohhhhhh.............Jessica again?
Where did the little boy now come from if Gio had nothing to do with her?
abi nah plastic surgery?
And it couldn't have been artificial insemination since Gio was not active or anything.

Audrey, thank God you're getting better.......... but you must give a detailed explanation next weekend ooo.
I cannot come and finish smiling because Gio and Nkiru are back, and then go and be angry because of one little boy that came into the picture through the window.
I'm vexing!! >:

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Literature / Re: In Love With Her Pastor-episode 1 By Angelsss by vonn(f): 12:29am On May 06, 2016
Op, a great story you have here...and I've been following for a while now.
But I must advise...
Don't because of people pressurising you to update give us ANYTHING. Take your time to think and put down your words for the next post. Make sure you go through it carefully and make corrections (your last post has a lot of error). And please, punctuation is essential. Space the work too. In a conversation, every statement made by each person should be on a new line. Don't get everything packed up. Some people may find it difficult to read. I think you should work on how to express the emotions too.
In all, you're doing a good job. Keep it up.. smiley

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Literature / Re: A HOLD FROM THE PAST- Women fiction by vonn(f): 12:09am On May 06, 2016
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