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I wonder which Bible she reads... Smh

This Christians. Mehn... Smh

Lately, I've been all over the foreign affairs section, reading every new thread I could, especially the ones on russkrain issues.

To my observations, the pro-american nairalanders always behave like...

ACT AS IF THEY'RE THE MOST INFORMED SET OF PEOPLE ON THE FORUM: just by reading their posts, you'll see it. they'll be making comments like they were there when the decisions were made. after all na from CNN & BBC dem dey copy & come here come paste

THEY ARE VERY NARROW MINDED in the sense that anything that's posted that challenges their absurd views & comments, they'll be quick to reject it without thinking. do they even think?

THEY RESORT TO NAME CALLING ANYONE THAT DOESN'T SIDE WITH THEM say anything that doesn't resonate with them, and they'll start calling you names. I remember one delusional lady that called me HYPOCRITE. saying I would gladly accept USA visa over any other country. not knowing I TURNED DOWN USA, Ukraine, & Sudan visa for an Indian one -shrug-

THEY HAVE SLAVES' MINDSET You will see them worshipping the west & boot licking in every chance they got.

I will continue later

I used different Launchers and I can tell you Microsoft Launcher is one of the best launchers out there.

I've been using it since v1, the guys are really trying with the updates. The only problem I had with it was no Icon Pack support, but that was fixed in an update.

The best launchers right now (according to me, at least) are:
1. Microsoft Launcher
2. Nova Launcher Prime
3. EverythingMe Launcher

@OP, You should really try thag EverythingMe if you haven't used it before.

We not going down to that road, Ade.
And the team mates are happy with him

kkc1:
Please, how did you apply? I intend studying in India too.

Through the school's website
Integral University
http://iul.ac.in/

daryoor:
because u want to read medicine by fire by force u go india.




Open dedication every where so the country smells like shlt.


Better go to europe

Hahah, Oga no b by fire by force O

rentAcock:
The question should be, why will you leave one shi.t hole for another? One of the poorest countries with 1.33 billion people who are already living on less $1 a day na where you wan go study. Imagine Nigeria with 180 million people and people are suffering, yet you want to live in a country that's almost 10 times our population. Indians, despite being poor, are some of the most racist people in the world. When you are chanced, check out videos on youtube about the maltreatment, racism and killings Nigerians living in India face every day. You are better off living in ajegunle than living in india, you've been warned.

Thanks Man, but this is kinda late as I'm leaving Naija on 5th July

nemesis8u:


One advice be careful of some u r own countrymen .

Some of them target the students for getting them involved in illegal business like drug peddling or prostitution. U won't realise it until it's too late.

Concentrate on u r studies and u r good

Good luck

Noted Bro

mukhtara446:
which state in India.

Uttar Pradesh

I have decided to study in India (https://www.nairaland.com/4303847/computer-science-vs-medical-field), I have done a little preparation of my own. Learned a phrase or two, tasted the famous chicken tikka masala and biryani (at one wahala restaurant in Abuja, while staying there for my visa) to get a taste of the food routine for my study period in India.

But before really saying ‘Namaste’ to my classmates, I want you, NairaLanders, to help give me a better view of what I can expect once I arrive.

Like few things I should know before setting off to study in India.

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Man,.... this girl's bleached
SHHHAAAAAMMMMMEEEEE

First of all.....
First of all.....
First of all.....
Can't this dude speak english?
SHAME!!!!

Hello nairalanders I'm taking the jamb this year.

OH BOY SEE NOSE

hardbody:


Are they burning northern and Yoruba properties? How many deaths have you recorded? Even a close look at the pic shows its just tyres being burnt.

But it's not a NON-VIOLENCE movement + do you think when the war started the Biafrans in the North are going to find it easy, Migrating from Nigeria to Biafra

This Ndigbo peoples self their brain no well,
If you guys are following the violent way, what do you think your brothers and sisters that has businesses in the North and Yorubaland, what do you think they're going to face?