Let me come and be going, viva

arinzeejikonye:
Let me come and be going, viva

guy...you dont suppose to show everything...

dont forget...we have enemies internationaly...

let kenyans with their confusions...we have no time for this dick-measurings with miniscule kenya..

darknetcom:


guy...you dont suppose to show everything...

dont forget...we have enemies internationaly...

let kenyans with their confusions...we have no time for this dick-measurings with miniscule kenya..

Some are hugely misinformed about nigeria,we have our bad sides of which blindfolds some not to see the good side,many more have not even been shown on this forum and many more are been developed as we speak,,,no need to shudder when one is on a legitimate migration,in as much as our leaders have failed to live up to expectations we must strive to vote them out,n support war on corruption,we as a people have to play our part too,by eschewing religious bygotery,ethnicity,cronism,nepotism,political gangsterism etc, if you observe ,we might not be there yet,but we are on course!

darknetcom:


guy...you dont suppose to show everything...


dont forget...we have enemies internationaly...


let kenyans with their confusions...we have no time for this dick-measurings with miniscule kenya..

Ha ha

arinzeejikonye
Please explain the world infamous Nigerian traffic jam. You seem to be trying with roads but no one using them?

arinzeejikonye:


Some are hugely misinformed about nigeria,we have our bad sides of which blindfolds some not to see the good side,many more have not even been shown on this forum and many more are been developed as we speak,,,no need to shudder when one is on a legitimate migration,in as much as our leaders have failed to live up to expectations we must strive to vote them out,n support war on corruption,we as a people have to play our part too,by eschewing religious bygotery,ethnicity,cronism,nepotism,political gangsterism etc, if you observe ,we might not be there yet,but we are on course!

and..??..

should we forget our extremly dangerous enemies in the world to prove a point to kenya??..

have you forgoting that nairaland is a international forum??..

Muafrika2:

Ha ha

arinzeejikonye
Please explain the world infamous Nigerian traffic jam. You seem to be trying with roads but no one using them?

Yea yea,you can say that again,its due to polulation explosion,almost 180million populace,more rail transits,interchanges,flyovers,road expansions are currently nearing completion

arinzeejikonye:



Yea yea,you can say that again,its due to polulation explosion,almost 180million populace,more rail transits,interchanges,flyovers,road expansions are currently nearing completion

dont show them too much...

what??..whats next??...state secrets??...

darknetcom:


dont show them too much...

what??..whats next??...state secrets??...

Okay dude,lets have a truce.

arinzeejikonye:




Okay dude,lets have a truce.

i was already pissed off with this thread weeks ago...
i dont get it.....

if na traffic them want,okay..

but the thread will go on till when and in the process you will reveal how you take a poo to your enemies...

do you think thats a good idea in the age of terrorism.. ...

come kenya..

lets reason...

darknetcom:


dont show them too much...

what??..whats next??...state secrets??...

Have you heard of Google earth?

Besides, nothing special to see.

Muafrika2:

Have you heard of Google earth?

Besides, nothing special to see.

google is your friend...things......

i dont give a shi shi about google...

look..you kenyans should enjoy una mark of the beast alone and stop bothering us nigerians...


we have enough trouble....we dont need una wahala add join too...

gallivant:


It's just irritating when a grown man can't construct a simple English. Step up your game.

'...Construct a simple English...'. what the hell does that mean?kenyans and embarrassing grammar are like 5 and 6.i think you should stick to swahili or go back to nursery school.i am tired of correcting you and your friends on nairaland.

we gave you the title giant of africa,you no gree..
we said your infrastructure is okay,you no gree...
we said you have beautiful lands,you no gree...
we said you have beautiful women,you no gree...

sooo....

WHAT DO YOU REALY WANT FROM US NIGERIANS.......

darknetcom:


google is your friend...things......

i dont give a shi shi about google...

RIIIIIIGHT

It's an App.

How old are you?

At least we can say this one is not a yahoo boy. I think

NairobiWalker:


Ooh......do you have to say everything I say? You're stupid anyway, you can't make up your own stuff. I was serious when I said you need remedial English classes - it wasn't just a banter.

Coming from the same guy whose grammatical error i corrected and who could put nothing up in his own defense. Mr 'Queens language'.kenyans and poor English grammar are like jacob zuma's two index fingers.Hahahahaha.

Oga I know a lot of smart dudes who can cook up complex mathematical equations in seconds but flunked English in school. Read my previous post, the Chinese guy doesn't have to learn a language foreign to him so it's easier for him to advance but in Africa when you go to school., you first have to learn the language of instruction, then learn what you came to learn, that is where the issue is because if you are not some one with a natural grasp of language, how do you cope with speaking it?

NairobiWalker:


You don't understand do you? A Chinese can build a car but not be able to construct an English sentence because the Chinese was taught to build the car in Chinese. However, the same Chinese will be very fluent in Chinese (Mandarin) the language through which he was instructed. The only reason the Chinese guy can't speak proper English is he was NEVER taught English in school to begin with. If a Nigerian is to build a car, he was obviously taught how to build the car in English - if the Nigerian can neither type or comprehend proper English grammar, how would you expect him to learn how to build a car? If the Nigerian couldn't learn simple grammar how do you expect him to learn more complex differential equations, distribution of forces, combustion equations etc? That's like expecting someone who can't comprehend simple arithmetics to understand and solve complex Euler equations for instance.

naijalander:

I think the English language a tool of expression not a measure on intellect.

Also keep your Kenyan disrespect for women out of this forum. No need to call a woman a b#tch cos she's beating you at argument.

The guy's grasp of English grammar is very poor.If you read what he posted and which you quoted,you will notice a very bad grammatical error which I pointed out to him and which he couldn't defend.He and his goon,gallivant,use embarrassing English grammar.They are the ones with little intelligence,pay them no heed,bro.

Truth234:
The naira is seen depreciating further and may hit the 500 mark to the United States dollar at the parallel market next week as the greenback scarcity persists and the Central Bank of Nigeria cuts supply to foreign exchange operators.

The local currency was trading around N495 to the dollar on the black market on Thursday, compared to 485 per dollar last week due to dollar shortages, traders said.

The naira was quoted at 310.5 to the dollar on the official interbank window on Thursday by commercial lenders.

“There is an acute shortage of dollars in the market because of supply being slashed by half to Bureau de Change operators from international money transfer agents, pushing the naira down,” one trader said.

The BDC operators are now getting $8,000 each per week from Travelex against the usual $15,000 each per week.

The naira had tumbled against the dollar to 490 on Monday from 487 last Friday, as acute shortage of the greenback continued to batter the economy and the country’s foreign exchange markets.

Before falling to 487 last Friday, the local currency had consecutively closed flat at 485 for four days in the previous week.

The severe shortage of the dollar has put the naira under persistent pressure at both the official and parallel forex markets.

The global crash in the prices of crude oil, Nigeria’s main forex earner, has brought untold hardships on Nigerians.

Economic and financial experts said unless the lingering dollar supply problem abated, the volatility in the exchange rate and the consequent economic challenges might continue.

“The challenge with the forex market is still the supply issue; price (exchange rate) is determined by the interplay of demand and supply,” a currency analyst at Ecobank Nigeria, Mr. Kunle Ezun, had said.

Economic and financial experts expect the naira to weaken further against the dollar as the Christmas holiday begins this week.

They also argued that the crackdown on the parallel market forex traders and the persistent scarcity of the greenback would make further weakening of the local currency inevitable.

A few weeks ago, the naira closed flat at 470 against the greenback over a period of over a week.

The naira had plunged to 470, down from 455 on the back of a fresh dollar shortage at the official and parallel forex markets.

Dollar shortages have caused many companies to halt operations and lay off workers, compounding an economic crisis exacerbated by the fall in global prices of oil, which accounts for over 70 per cent of Nigeria’s budget revenue.

The CBN has struggled to support the naira as the country’s external reserves continue to fall.

http://investorsking.com/forex-scarcity-naira-may-hit-n500dollar-next-week/

Its a pity the Nigerian currency is rated one of the poorest performing currency in the world..... Did you know that the value of your currency is worth a tissue paper back here in Kenya, now you know.

The pronounce run as ran, they pronounce love as lav and so on don't mind them. And by the way if you try correct dem, dem no go free na so dem be. Queen's English ko Queen's English ni.

obaaderemi:
The guy's grasp of English grammar is very poor.If you read what he and which you quoted,you will notice a very bad grammatical error which I pointed out to him and which he couldn't defend.He and his goon,gallivant,use embarrassing English grammar.They are the ones with little intelligence,pay them no heed,bro.

obaaderemi:
The guy's grasp of English grammar is very poor.If you read what he posted and which you quoted,you will notice a very bad grammatical error which I pointed out to him and which he couldn't defend.He and his goon,gallivant,use embarrassing English grammar.They are the ones with little intelligence,pay them no heed,bro.

Bro, your grammar isn't something to write home about either.... This sentence is a perfect example of your tottering in the use of the language.

obaaderemi:
If you read what he posted and which you quoted

Its supposed to be, If you read what he posted and what you quoted.... that is in reference to one party which is obsolete in your sentence.

obaaderemi:
.....you will notice a very bad grammatical error which I pointed out to him and which he couldn't defend..

You use "a" when referring to nouns that can be classified in plural or singular form

Nigerian English is terrible! Just go through their news sites and see reputable Nigerian reporters writing things that will shock you.

Someone needs to check what is in their English text books. It's the most logical explanation of the countywide problem.

Kenyanstar:

Bro, your grammar isn't something to write home about either.... This sentence is a perfect example of your tottering in the use of the language.


Its supposed to be, If you read what he posted and what you quoted.... that is in reference to one party which is obsolete in your sentence.


You use "a" when referring to nouns that can be classified in plural or singular form

He wrote 'something' WHICH was quoted by the nigerian.how can you use WHAT in that instance?Why are you kenyans so arrogant you can't learn anything? Now,to the other one.I wrote '..a very bad grammatical error..'U said 'a' should be used for nouns that can be put in plural or singular form-are you telling us here that 'grammatical error' can not be a plural noun as in 'GRAMMATICAL ERRORS'?That makes it three kenyans whose grammatical errors I have corrected on nairaland in the space of one hour.It must be a national malaise in kenya.SORRY,JOHN.

Kenyanstar:

Bro, your grammar isn't something to write home about either.... This sentence is a perfect example of your tottering in the use of the language.


Its supposed to be, If you read what he posted and what you quoted.... that is in reference to one party which is obsolete in your sentence.


You use "a" when referring to nouns that can be classified in plural or singular form

Permit me to educate you further;WHICH can be used when referring to something previously mentioned(naijalander mentioned the Kenyan's post)when introducing a clause giving further information(which I did).Now,who is your uncle?Don't start what you can't finish,John.I pity Kenyan kids.

gallivant:


It's just irritating when a grown man can't construct a simple English. Step up your game.

'...Construct a simple English..'.Lol..I have been laughing my head off for hours.The saddest part of it is that another little prick Kenyan liked it of all the things to like on God's green Earth.My little nephew wanted to know what was so amusing so I showed him the stupid post and the whole house is upside down.(my little nephew is a little imp,forgive him-guy takes after me.)On a serious note,I think Kenyans should stick to posting pictures;that way they don't get to embarass themselves on a foreign site.

obaaderemi:
Coming from the same guy whose grammatical error i corrected and who could put nothing up in his own defense. Mr 'Queens language'.kenyans and poor English grammar are like jacob zuma's two index fingers.Hahahahaha.

You're embarrassing yourself.

naijalander:
Oga I know a lot of smart dudes who can cook up complex mathematical equations in seconds but flunked English in school. Read my previous post, the Chinese guy doesn't have to learn a language foreign to him so it's easier for him to advance but in Africa when you go to school., you first have to learn the language of instruction, then learn what you came to learn, that is where the issue is because if you are not some one with a natural grasp of language, how do you cope with speaking it?

The Chinese doesn't have to learn English because their universities teach in Chinese. Do Nigerian universities teach in Yoruba?

Kenyanstar:

Bro, your grammar isn't something to write home about either.... This sentence is a perfect example of your tottering in the use of the language.


Its supposed to be, If you read what he posted and what you quoted.... that is in reference to one party which is obsolete in your sentence.


You use "a" when referring to nouns that can be classified in plural or singular form

You're wasting your time brother. His grammar is too poor to correct. It is easier to correct someone who makes a few grammatical errors but impossible to correct anyone whose whole writing is a plethora of shitty grammar.

obaaderemi:
Permit me to educate you further;WHICH can be used when referring to something previously mentioned(naijalander mentioned the Kenyan's post)when introducing a clause giving further information(which I did).Now,who is your uncle?Don't start what you can't finish,John.I pity Kenyan kids.

Well oga mumu, learning the difference between restrictive and nonrestrictive relative clauses could help you plenty...

obaaderemi:
Don't start what you can't finish,John.

I thought since you mix up your grammar with a mish mash of pidgin you forgot to insert "which" at the embolden word to differentiate between the restrictive aspect to a nonrestrictive one. Restrictive relative clauses are typically introduced by that, as well as by whose, who, or whom. Note that in British English, the word which is often used interchangeably with the restrictive that:

obaaderemi:
WHICH can be used when referring to something previously mentioned(naijalander mentioned the Kenyan's post)when introducing a clause giving further information(which I did).

Can you re read your sentence and see how stupid it sounds... you kind of look awkward expressing your ignorance on social media putting in mind i always find English as a very boring language.
Note that a nonrestrictive clause is preceded by a comma (setting off the extra information), whereas no comma should precede a restrictive clause (indicating that the information is essential, not extra):

SIGHHHHH!! As usual you guys weren't honest with your photospam! In all your 24,987 pix of the same 6 or 7 buildings in Abuja you neglected to inform us that the airport is being closed due to potholes (G-A-S-S-S-S-P-P-P!!) on the single runway!!

Nigeria will close the airport in the capital Abuja for six weeks from February to repair its badly damaged runway, the government said on Tuesday, after airlines threatened to stop flying there.

Flights to Abuja will be diverted to Kaduna, an airport used primarily for domestic flights and where airlines give out handwritten boarding passes. Kaduna lies about 160 km (100 miles) to the north of the capital and is linked by a pot-holed road where kidnappings have taken place.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-nigeria-airport-idUKKBN1492HQ






Seriously,how the actual fvck does this happen?!

Muafrika2:

Ha ha

arinzeejikonye
Please explain the world infamous Nigerian traffic jam. You seem to be trying with roads but no one using them?