ddami:
ah ah ah mumu talk will always require a mumu reply u don't get it argument about religious issues is not my thing,and u already started preaching 2 me all my replies had I AM NOT INTERESTED written all over it and u couldn't stimulate d@ mentally,,am like change topic abegiii chibuzo (punky ho)

LMFAO. Just shows your dumbness. If you had grey matter, you'd be able to hold a conversation on any subject under the sun & interest has nothing to do with it but knowledge & exercising brain muscle. It's called being mentally flexible. In other words, you're intellectually lazy. I'm sure you never belonged to any debate clubs in school. ANYWAY..

I haven't been to church in YEARS & I'm not particularly religious either but I can be a Bible thumping Jesus freak as the rest of them if religion is brought up because *I* actually know a bit of something about almost everything

ddami:
okay okay yes I understand....do u know y I am still replying u ? 'cos u are d only opposition party here and u have 2 b retained buh religious issues how do u think its going 2 end maybe end up quoting bible and all.....aint d@ much spiritual......... so wot does khona mean dats d ONLY s.a song d@ rocked a bit in naija buh I know u know a lot of our songs ur fellow citizen mentioned skelewu earlier

LOL! The only Nigerian songs I know are the ones that were popular here too eg. Oliver Twist & that one that went like, "sawa sawa sawa ye". I believe it was by Flavour. We don't listen to Nigerian music. Most South Africans listen to South African house music, kwaito etc. We're big on our own things. Mdu probably heard about skelewu here on Nairaland, just like I heard about Azonto & Shoki here.

Anyway, Khona means "that place". Basically, what she was saying in that song was- where's my love, bring it back to that place where you found it. I need it back.

It was about a lovers' quarrel of some sort.

ddami:
okay okay yes I understand....do u know y I am still replying u ? 'cos u are d only opposition party here and u have 2 b retained buh religious issues how do u think its going 2 end maybe end up quoting bible and all.....aint d@ much spiritual......... so wot does khona mean dats d ONLY s.a song d@ rocked a bit in naija buh I know u know a lot of our songs ur fellow citizen mentioned skelewu earlier

Talking about music, Nigeria has the the most influential soft power in Africa through her music and film industries.

it is a humbling observation that we are the biggest economy,
biggest entertainment industry

biggest spiritual assembly and gathering in Africa.

I actually believe, without the faintest traces of sarcasm , that the sleeping giant has waken to her eternal calling. the reason Nigeria has not broken into tiny fractions, the reason we have survived all the wars, religious tensions is more mystery than man made design.

it took China and India 500 hundred years to know what they can do. It has taken Nigeria 50 years of hardship and strife to know she is a born leader called into a region that needs her more than she needs it.

PunkyOh:


LMFAO. Just shows your dumbness. If you had grey matter, you'd be able to hold a conversation on any subject under the sun & interest has nothing to do with it but knowledge & exercising brain muscle. It's called being mentally flexible. In other words, you're intellectually lazy. I'm sure you never belonged to any debate clubs in school. ANYWAY..

I haven't been to church in YEARS & I'm not particularly religious either but I can be a Bible thumping Jesus freak as the rest of them if religion is brought up because *I* actually know a bit of something about almost everything

hhuuuuhhh shukura(punky ho) interesting! interesting write up dere

lezz:
Talking about music, Nigeria has the the most influential soft power in Africa through her music and film industries.

it is a humbling observation that we are the biggest economy,
biggest entertainment industry

biggest spiritual assembly and gathering in Africa.

I actually believe, without the faintest traces of sarcasm , that the sleeping giant has waken to her eternal calling. the reason Nigeria has not broken into tiny fractions, the reason we have survived all the wars, religious tensions is more mystery than man made design.

it took China and India 500 hundred years to know what they can do. It has taken Nigeria 50 years of hardship and strife to know she is a born leader called into a region that needs her more than she needs it.

@lezz I concur and encore Y do u think I am always writing my regular phrase here "Nigeria z d best country in Africa* its because I know hu we are in every spheres and areas......

PunkyOh:


LOL! The only Nigerian songs I know are the ones that were popular here too eg. Oliver Twist & that one that went like, "sawa sawa sawa ye". I believe it was by Flavour. We don't listen to Nigerian music. Most South Africans listen to South African house music, kwaito etc. We're big on our own things. Mdu probably heard about skelewu here on Nairaland, just like I heard about Azonto & Shoki here.

Anyway, Khona means "that place". Basically, what she was saying in that song was- where's my love, bring it back to that place where you found it. I need it back.

It was about a lovers' quarrel of some sort.

I got 2 know dem when dey did a collabo with davido and may d....d@ guyz in khona dance step huh my sis. thinks his gay........ d@ song by flavor dey love it in Cotonou &GH more Dan us but d original song existed over 15yrs ago,,he only remixed it and it became his hit track........uh I know anoda song "rands and naira"..........

lezz:
Talking about music, Nigeria has the the most influential soft power in Africa through her music and film industries.

it is a humbling observation that we are the biggest economy,
biggest entertainment industry

biggest spiritual assembly and gathering in Africa.

I actually believe, without the faintest traces of sarcasm , that the sleeping giant has waken to her eternal calling. the reason Nigeria has not broken into tiny fractions, the reason we have survived all the wars, religious tensions is more mystery than man made design.

it took China and India 500 hundred years to know what they can do. It has taken Nigeria 50 years of hardship and strife to know she is a born leader called into a region that needs her more than she needs it.

@lezz did u start dis thread just realized it has gotten 2 30 am like "wot" ur e-african friends have Rily made it long if only Seun pays d longer d thread 2 huever posted d topic

ddami:
@lezz I concur and encore Y do u think I am always writing my regular phrase here "Nigeria z d best country in Africa* its because I know hu we are in every spheres and areas......

Nigerians are the brightest, smartest, most energized, mobile, enterprising and entrepreneurial in all of Africa. i say this with patronisation far from my thoughts.


Show me a country with epileptic power supply for decades that can sweat out a $594 billion GDP.

Show we a country besieged by corrupt leaders and still had the benevolence of heart and will to sacrifice so much for her neighbours of Liberia, Sierra Leon, etc

Show me a country than can create a movie industry by generators to become the 3rd most profitable in the world.




Show me citizens of any country that have to cope with poor infrastructure and social amenities and still dubbed one of the happiest people on earth by the international community.


Nigerians have survived against all odds to travel to the US and become the most educated people in America.

And with all the mockery by our African brethren we have produced the richest and largest middle class in Africa.

We have been the only country which has given her blood and wealth for Africa and ASK NOTHING IN RETURN.

We have earned our arrogance .

lezz:
Nigerians are the brightest, smartest, most energized, mobile, enterprising and entrepreneurial in all of Africa. i say this with patronisation far from my thoughts.


Show me a country with epileptic power supply for decades that can sweat out a $594 GDP.

Show we a country besieged by corrupt leaders and still had the benevolence of heart and will to sacrifice so much for her neighbours of Liberia, Sierra Leon, etc

Show me a country than can create a movie industry by generators to become the 3rd most profitable in the world.




Show me citizens of any country that has to cope with poor infrastructure and social amenities and still dubbed one of the happiest people on earth by the international community.


Nigerians have survived against all odds to travel to the US and become the most educated people in America.

And with all the mockery of our African brethren we have have produced the richest and largest middle class in africa.

We have been the only country which has given her blood and wealth for Africa and ASK NOTHING IN RETURN.

We have earned our arrogance .

@leZZ my guy once again I CONCUR and ENCORE with u some pple tend 2 wonder how we are able 2 survive it and I just tell dem dis z d worst we can be, d best of nig. z wot dey should watch out 4 'cos it will b titled "unstoppable" am actually looking 4wd 2 buhari's administration 'cos I know he has focus and he knows wot he's coming 2 change.... *how can dey say we are finished when we have not started *

ddami:
@leZZ my guy once again I CONCUR and ENCORE with u some pple tend 2 wonder how we are able 2 survive it and I just tell dem dis z d worst we can be, d best of nig. z wot dey should watch out 4 'cos it will b titled "unstoppable" am actually looking 4wd 2 buhari's administration 'cos I know he has focus and he knows wot he's coming 2 change.... *how can dey say we are finished when we have not started *

Every African who isn't having sawdust for brains should be asking these questions:

* If we can have the economic top spot in Africa with corrupt leaders what then would be our benchmark with a responsible government ?

* If we produced and created nollywood with generators what would we be creating with stable electricity ?


* If we grew the economy by 7% last year with every retailer, whole seller, shop owner and entrepreneurs owning and running a generator, what would be their input when the cost of running these generators are diverted to other activities ?

* if we have produced Africa's richest people with no government support what then should be the result when a listening president steps in ?


Nigerians have always not relied on the government to limit their progress.

the government failed us in security, we introduced the civil security and fund them.

the government failed to provide power, we bought generators and run them in homes and offices.

Now we are holding the government responsible to do and act more. The sleeping giant has just stirred from his sleep and all of Africa feel more alive with the great anticipation of his full awakening.

lezz:
here comes the serial rapist, always quick to engage a girl in e-brawls.

rocking girls and women inside sambisa forests

lezz:


1)-----Super eagles : you have never gotten a win as you keep searching for that ever elusive victory.


2)------ synagouge : it has morphed into a pilgrimage status as south Africans keep queuing up and receiving spiritual cleansing and psychological healing. I strongly believe that the new besieging of nairaland by south africans is as a result of long queues at the synagogue; so nairaland is a pastime to kill the long line.

3)------- boko haram : friends of Nigeria are wishing that the insurgency be defeated and things fall back to normal, South africa and co are wishing for the worse, hoping the disturbance will get worsen and our economic growth plummeted to allow them regain the top economic spot.

it hasn't worked and won't. Nigerians aren't Zulu and co. We weather the storm better than any group in Africa.

we are the China of africa; AND IT IS INEVITABLE WE SHALL SPILL ONTO YOU.

apparently the only friend of Nigeria currently is south African mercenaries...chad and Cameroon tried to show some sympathy unfortunately due to Nigerians inferiority complex they were asked to leave...The only thing that popularized your synagogue in SA is the ritualistic activity which sacrificed some south Africans last year,remember those people came there through invitations by the church agents scattered all over SA..they were not there to seek refuge or asylums..spiritually if there was something special in Nigeria Pasor Chris could had not moved the headquarters of his church to SA
...God is south African

ddami:
okay okay yes I understand....do u know y I am still replying u ? 'cos u are d only opposition party here and u have 2 b retained buh religious issues how do u think its going 2 end maybe end up quoting bible and all.....aint d@ much spiritual......... so wot does khona mean dats d ONLY s.a song d@ rocked a bit in naija buh I know u know a lot of our songs ur fellow citizen mentioned skelewu earlier

if you are referring to me mentioning skelevu,I got the first taste of it here on a thread that goes like:Nigerian soldiers danced skelevu after taking more towns from Boko harams..

ddami:
I got 2 know dem when dey did a collabo with davido and may d....d@ guyz in khona dance step huh my sis. thinks his gay........ d@ song by flavor dey love it in Cotonou &GH more Dan us but d original song existed over 15yrs ago,,he only remixed it and it became his hit track........uh I know anoda song "rands and naira"..........

Wait, what is the name of that Flavour song? That song was very hot here too, I'm not gonna lie. Rands & Naira is a good song too. It just didn't get the hype it deserved imo.

The dancers in Khona are gay but Theo (the guy on the horse) ain't gay lol. He's a married man. We embrace homosexuality here, no problem. Some old skool people still have an issue with it though, but they just have to live with it now won't they. Tough. I hate it when governments make noise about gays when there are more bigger issues than who's fùcking whom. It's like, get your priorities straight, boo. Misplaced rah rah, much? Homosexuality should really be the least of our worries, I mean as a continent. We're fùcked already as it is.

MduZA:


if you are referring to me mentioning skelevu,I got the first taste of it here on a thread that goes like:Nigerian soldiers danced skelevu after taking more towns from Boko harams..

LMFAO @ dancing soldiers. Naija really is The Giant...of comedy

PunkyOh:


LMFAO @ dancing soldiers. Naija really is The Giant...of comedy

lol

lezz:
you are taking everyone 2 steps back.

Good day, you have my attention now.

MduZA:


rocking girls and women inside sambisa forests

Savage instincts rings true.

GHKWAME1:
Good day, you have my attention now.

Couldn't remember seeking it.

But i am wiiling to oblige you, you may lead the way.

PunkyOh:


Wait, what is the name of that Flavour song? That song was very hot here too, I'm not gonna lie. Rands & Naira is a good song too. It just didn't get the hype it deserved imo.

The dancers in Khona are gay but Theo (the guy on the horse) ain't gay lol. He's a married man. We embrace homosexuality here, no problem. Some old skool people still have an issue with it though, but they just have to live with it now won't they. Tough. I hate it when governments make noise about gays when there are more bigger issues than who's fùcking whom. It's like, get your priorities straight, boo. Misplaced rah rah, much? Homosexuality should really be the least of our worries, I mean as a continent. We're fùcked already as it is.

d song z ASHAWO buh am not sure....in nig, here if u say u are gay its like u have leprosy.....as in pple rily care starting 4rm family,friends society its like u are cursed dey will try as much as possible 2 make u change,if u don't dey will relate with u like u have a stigma...and d govt..don't want 2 legalize buh rily dey are speaking d mind of 90% of nig .

MduZA:


rocking girls and women inside sambisa forests

d very exact place where u belong but bleeping dogs

MduZA:


apparently the only friend of Nigeria currently is south African mercenaries...chad and Cameroon tried to show some sympathy unfortunately due to Nigerians inferiority complex they were asked to leave...The only thing that popularized your synagogue in SA is the ritualistic activity which sacrificed some south Africans last year,remember those people came there through invitations by the church agents scattered all over SA..they were not there to seek refuge or asylums..spiritually if there was something special in Nigeria Pasor Chris could had not moved the headquarters of his church to SA
...God is south African

Your "mercenaries" are delivery boys and mechanics who advertise themselves across the globe for work.

but your ignorance is staggering ; S.A mercenaries were former apartheid soldiers who are mass zulu murderers. nothing to be bragging about there.

Chad is fighting its own economic strangulation caused by the terrorist insurgency.


AND THEN THE CHURCH:.You are such a petty , tactless lier. The synagogue is not only immensely popular in Africa and around the world, it is even more so in Southern African countries.

Not only do your people come in droves, SOME OF YOUR PASTORS FREQUENT THE CHURCH TOO.

There are no Synagogue agents or Branch in S.A.
Emanuel TV is a free to air satellite TV beaming into the homes of South.africans showing them power and spiritual insights and revelations that has been, hitherto unseen before .


Chris opened a branch in S.A and sent an auxiliary pastor there. BUT S.A has always been short of charismatic, dynamic and eloquent pentecostal pastors, so they screamed they wanted the real thing.

AND PASTOR CHRIS OYAKHILOME OBLIGED.

ddami:
d song z ASHAWO buh am not sure....in nig, here if u say u are gay its like u have leprosy.....as in pple rily care starting 4rm family,friends society its like u are cursed dey will try as much as possible 2 make u change,if u don't dey will relate with u like u have a stigma...and d govt..don't want 2 legalize buh rily dey are speaking d mind of 90% of nig .

Ok thanks about the name of the song.

Well, regarding the gay issue, people are just being nosy imo. Who cares if someone wants something up their butt or if another, a female, is into titts & whatnot? Waste of energy. But to each their own. Shrugs.

PunkyOh:


Wait, what is the name of that Flavour song? That song was very hot here too, I'm not gonna lie. Rands & Naira is a good song too. It just didn't get the hype it deserved imo.

The dancers in Khona are gay but Theo (the guy on the horse) ain't gay lol. He's a married man. We embrace homosexuality here, no problem. Some old skool people still have an issue with it though, but they just have to live with it now won't they. Tough. I hate it when governments make noise about gays when there are more bigger issues than who's fùcking whom. It's like, get your priorities straight, boo. Misplaced rah rah, much? Homosexuality should really be the least of our worries, I mean as a continent. We're fùcked already as it is.

Homo isn't really an issue with african governments until the west led by Obama tried to arm twist it into our statutes.

lezz:
Homo isn't really an issue in african governments until the west led by Obama tried to arm twist it into our statutes.

America always trying to dictate how other countries should live. I really dislike that about them. But anyway, people should be allowed to choose to love whomever imo. What's the big deal? If another man/woman makes you happy, then yay! Who cares? Life shouldn't be this hard. No proper service delivery & on top of it all, you can't even go to bed with the one you truly fancy Doesn't seem fair. Ha!

lezz:
Couldn't remember seeking it.

But i am wiiling to oblige you, you may lead the way.

Thought you were the Ghanaian slayer? just so you know, this is @obrafour, had to fall back on this account because I was banned mysteriously. You have been cruising for a bruise on my other account for a long time when you were jumping at my post, so I type again, "you now have my attention".

GHKWAME1:
Thought you were the Ghanaian slayer? just so you know, this is @obrafour, had to fall back on this account because I was banned mysteriously. You have been cruising for a bruise on my other account for a long time when you were jumping at my post, so I type again, "you now have my attention".

lolzzzz.

no one gets banned mysteriously on NL. It is either you are on the wrong end of a debate and started trolling without facts or/and posting with indecent pictures or cheap insults. those are the likely reason for your ban.

i am still that ghana-slayer who tells fact from fiction and reality from delusions.

BE MY GUEST .

lezz:
lolzzzz.

no one gets banned mysteriously on NL. It is either you are on the wrong end of a debate and started trolling without facts or/and posting with indecent pictures or cheap insults. those are the likely reason for your ban.

i am still that ghana-slayer who tells fact from fiction and reality from delusions.

BE MY GUEST .

You know that's not true. Some moderators here are biased against comments made by foreigners on this site. I say this because in Foreign Affairs I was banned for laughing. LMFAO. How am I breaking any rules by laughing? Ja nhe. SMH.

#SayNoToXenophobiaOnNairaland

PunkyOh:


America always trying to dictate how other countries should live. I really dislike that about them. But anyway, people should be allowed to choose to love whomever imo. What's the big deal? If another man/woman makes you happy, then yay! Who cares? Life shouldn't be this hard. No proper service delivery & on top of it all, you can't even go to bed with the one you truly fancy Doesn't seem fair. Ha!

I am for man to woman and woman to man.

a man finding another man sexually attractive and advocating for same to be a social norm is just 2 steps back against all the social advancement made in 21st century.

lezz:
I am for man to woman and woman to man.

a man finding another man sexually attractive and advocating for same to be a social norm is just 2 steps back against all the social advancement made in 21st century.

See, that's where I have an issue with anti-gay people. There's a tendency to pick & choose. How is a man loving another man backwards, when there's still people practising medieval rituals & believing in ridiculous superstitions? Isn't that more harmful & punishable than someone finding solace in the arms of another, same gender or not? I just don't see what the big hoo-ha is all about. It's not like they're going to ask you to watch or maybe hit on you. Personally, I think we should let them be, just as long as they stay in their lane by not propositioning people that aren't into that sort of lifestyle. I have no issue with gay people per se, but I've realised that some have a misconception of thinking that they could turn anyone gay. Which to me is as wrong as homophobia itself. If they say being gay is not by choice, then I just don't get why some still think they could change someone else's sexual orientation just by sleeping with them. It baffles me.

There's a pretend gay guy in one of the forums here. I say pretend because I'm not sure if he's really gay or just messing with people's heads. Nonetheless, he exhibits the same behaviours I've seen in some gay guys, the thinking that they have a "magic wand" that can turn the world gay. THAT should be punishable because it borders on harassment. Other than that, they could rip each other's asses apart for all I care. Not my àss on the line now is it? It's should be a free world but people should also know their place if they want to be treated fairly. That goes without saying.

lezz:
lolzzzz.

no one gets banned mysteriously on NL. It is either you are on the wrong end of a debate and started trolling without facts or/and posting with indecent pictures or cheap insults. those are the likely reason for your ban.

i am still that ghana-slayer who tells fact from fiction and reality from delusions.

BE MY GUEST .

You can also be either banned by spam bots or in some cases when the moderator decides to think with what is between his legs as I suspect is what happened in my case when I replied to the unwarranted insults on my president by @notyourb1tch.

One can also get the red pen by the moderators when there is an e-war, all Ghanaian defenders get an extended discriminatory ban as compared to the Nigerian attackers.

I know of @adamskutty, @iconize, @all4naija, @collynzo, @cillynzo1 among others who have Ghana bookmarked in their search icon strolling for an assault. I have dealt with the ugly, you don't scare me. Five Ghanaians in house send shivers down the spine of you lot, we used to let attackers turn to viewers in their own forum.

So once again, let the blood flow…

GHKWAME1:


You can also be either banned by spam bots or in some cases when the moderator decides to think with what is between his legs as I suspect is what happened in my case when I replied to the unwarranted insults on my president by @notyourb1tch.

One can also get the red pen by the moderators when there is an e-war, all Ghanaian defenders get an extended discriminatory ban as compared to the Nigerian attackers.

I know of @adamskutty, @iconize, @all4naija, @collynzo, @cillynzo1 among others who have Ghana bookmarked in their search icon strolling for an assault. I have dealt with the ugly, you don't scare me. Five Ghanaians in house send shivers down the spine of you lot, we used to let attackers turn to viewers in their own forum.

So once again, let the blood flow…

i have been given a very long han while blasting some South Africans and i was so filled with angst i wrote back to the mod. and i have also been ban by anti spam as well.

all of the Ghana e fights i have participated in or watched , Ghana's tactics is always to have the last say.

they seldom entertain with facts.