Hahahahaha. You try them here, they try you when rain fall inside erosion. That makes it ONE ONE.
Blackberry gives you the best and make you forget the rest. .................................... David (dave_gino) »Commenting from my BLACKBERRY 9900«
You are so right. Nobody remembers their first time at trying to use the escalator. Besides we make fun of our own backwardness in this country not realising the joke is on us. If I remember correctly, escalators were in Ibadan before Lagos in the old kingsway building at Dugbe back in the 80's. It just shows how far we've regressed as a people, what a pity.
“Can you do a segment on Past vs. Pass - if you haven’t already? Too many get these words mixed up.”
When do “past” and “pass” get confused?
Often, writers muddle the words past and pass in sentences such as:
“The heroes pass a village on their way towards the mountains.” It’s common to see this written as:
“The heroes past a village on their way towards the mountains.” But the word should be passed, as (in this sentence) it’s the past participle of the verb “to pass”. An easy way to tell is to rewrite the sentence in the present tense, as though you’re describing something which is happening currently:
“The heroes pass a village on their way towards the mountains.” or “The heroes are passing a village on their way towards the mountains.” However, if you wrote:
“The heroes walked past a village on their way towards the mountains.” It’s correct to use past. The verb in this sentence is “walked”, and the “past” is acting as an adverb.
@Anonymous, let me swallow my pride and say u guys are right.
No thanks bcos of two reason's which r; u guys r faceless and ur correcting me wasn't done constructively.
Do well for ursef in 2015 to b identified on LIB instead of b a total stranger's.
Start wit getting a gmail a/c and log in wit d a/c on LIB.
U can thank me later or keep d apreciation to ursef. I don't need it....lolzzzzzzzzz.
Linda Ikeji, go down memory lane and think about the first time you stepped on an escalator. What was ur experience like? U no nearly fall either stepping on it or getting off? Difference be say, dem na now be their first experience, it own don tay
I don't see anything special there, am not from ibadan but i reside there...please stop generalization if ibadan people as if you yourself didn't fidget (in your mind) the first time you saw an escalator.
Some funny shit! Let me not lie, am scared of this escalator thingy sha. I would rather climb stairs than enter this thing. My sister and my bf keep laughing at me bcos of it.
The Tolu guy must be very silly. He probably doesn't know that some of the most educated and widely travelled people in Nigeria live in Ibadan. Some people must use any means however outrageous to direct attention to themselves sha!!!
The Tolu guy must be very silly. He probably doesn't know that some of the most educated and widely travelled people in Nigeria live in Ibadan. Some people must use any means however outrageous to direct attention to themselves sha!!!
I am a bit dissappointed in Tolu Ogunlesi for this comment because he is one of the more matured /balanced writers on social media.I grew up in Ibadan and as at the late 70's there was a functioning elevator @kingsway stores in dugbe.things went bad all over the country and i can say with all certainty that until 2004 when Silverbird galleria opened there was no functioning escalator in Lagos except the one in the Savannah Bank building on Broadstreet(abandoned building now)which was not open to the general public.When Silverbird galleria opened ,i saw a lot of classy looking adults who were scared to go on it because they had not been exposed to it.As we speak the escalator @ ikeja mall is still a sort of tourist attraction to many pple.please let us be balanced in our comments.By the way i am not from Ibadan but grew up there and left well over 20 years ago.
If everywia in Nigeria had this I tell u there won't be this long queue#Developing country naija#guess pple wu are based overseas ain't elevator freaks...don't blame them
Some of us on dis blog are so fake, as if d first time u took an escalator, u didn't jump at d step all cos of fear of falling down mmmshhheew, abeg make we hear word. There's always a first time to everything
There is something wrong with this Linda. In a country where there is no electricity, how do u expect pple to be used to riding elevator/escalator. Linda u need to broaden your mind. You are not developed enough or may be I am expecting too much from u bcos u graduated from a university & u are a blogger. u c I equated being a blogger to being a businesswoman. This is where I may be wrong.
its not a big deal.It was the same case when Surulere Soprite was open to the public for the first time. The same thing would have happened if it was in Kano of Onitsha!
Dump ass pple commenting as if they have seen an escalator b4. Can't u pple see that there is a small boy in the front who is most probably having issues with d escalator. By the way linda is there an escalator in ur state. Hater oshi
Linda, biko hold ur peace....lolz, nt all Ibadan peeps bikonu. The first tym I'm sure those pple standing will b seeing and stepping on it for d first tym. Cos d first tym I stepped on an escalator, I almost fell, d first time I stepped on an Elevator. I nor even knw d tin wey happen dat day. It only looked like d ground was swallowing me. So no fall Ibadan pple hand jor.
If this picture is what it looks like then I am very disappointed in tolu! Why didn't he offer to help one of them get up/encourage them? So he fought his way through the crowd, was probably feeling like the cool one on his way up and when he got up took a picture to post on social media? Very poor! I thought he was into a better life and country for Nigerians. Is this how it is done? We just have a way of keeping people unaware so we can look like the cool ones, the cool one that can ride the escalator in tolu's case. Sad Tolu! Help your Neighbour get up next time!!
I will be careful getting on top of one in Nigeria. My spouse almost found herself on the floor @ MMA in 2010, it was so fast and too steep (the inclined angle was almost 30 degree). She got on it before a Custom Officers warned her not to go on it. Will think twice before getting on one. Remember the good old days of Kingsway, Ibadan.
@Linda I don't think you normally leaves your house o! How can u say this pix is abnormal? Can you compare the crowd there to normal crowd in Ikeja city mall escalator? You will know dat not all lagosians are civilised
Linda this is so unfair, wetin ibadan people do you, am sure the tolu guy must have had the same experience the first time he tried it in his life.. mumu guy...
Abeg leave dem jare...even some people dat r laughn av faced d same tin wen dey saw ds also sometym ago so y d fuss abt ds..ejo eh park wella #madeofblack
Lmao
ReplyDeleteOnly in Ibadan lol
DeleteHahahahaha. You try them here, they try you when rain fall inside erosion. That makes it ONE ONE.
DeleteBlackberry gives you the best and make you forget the rest.
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Im sure its da hausa people from sabo loool
DeleteMaybe it's new to them, don't blame them
DeleteKai some yoruba can disgrace me. That thing d bite person leg? Why dem d fear na. Bushinto ppl. I still love my culture tho#proudly yoruba#
DeleteLinda, you've already spoken.
DeleteJesus is Lord.
lol. We all hav our first time. Mine was at MM2
DeleteAnd all these Ondo, Ekiti, Ilesha, Osogbo peple too will be laughing o. Dem no even gget am for dem side o
DeleteYou are so right. Nobody remembers their first time at trying to use the escalator. Besides we make fun of our own backwardness in this country not realising the joke is on us. If I remember correctly, escalators were in Ibadan before Lagos in the old kingsway building at Dugbe back in the 80's. It just shows how far we've regressed as a people, what a pity.
DeleteLooool. Dem go learn na
DeleteIb dey fuck me up walahi! Kai! I No sha fit disown ma city!
DeleteKo funny eyin odes.
DeleteHahahahahaha, chain this Simply shoes how far behind some Nigerians are.. What a Pity...
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DeleteLmfao. Ibadan kwenu indeed
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DeleteIbadan kini sow? Sow suo
Lmao....
DeleteOnly.in ibadan
Very funny..it's actually gradually. They would learn with time..2tim 2:15. @Bishop_Dammy
ReplyDeleteTrue talk bro.It's with time
DeleteYeah, that prolly was their first time ever. First time I ever tried it myself,I almost stepped on the combplate.
DeletePls talk Lili...
ReplyDelete#Royal Priesthood#
Lmao...idung hi
DeleteHehe! Linda, no talk anytin jor, there's always a first time to everything in life.
ReplyDeleteAbi help me tell those people forming posh/tush.
DeleteMy dear no mind linda joor. Na bcos we no video u d 1st time u used it.
DeleteYeah! I remember the first time I used the escalator @ old Doha international airport . Smiles
DeleteWho is @Tolu?
ReplyDeleteOyaa Ibadan people abuse the living day outta him
@Galore
Try and be current. If u can't read, just buy The punch Newspaper and force ursef to read. Then u will know Tolu....
DeleteLol
ReplyDeleteLol Ibadan oooo
ReplyDeleteLmaoooooo
ReplyDeleteWho is @Tolu?
ReplyDeleteOyaa Ibadan people abuse the living day outta him
@Galore
Hehehe Lindiway no be small thing.
ReplyDelete~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA
Na big thing then
DeleteDats really funny, Aunty linda thanks for using that language "kwenu"
ReplyDeleteLolz c ao ddem deh luk d escalator lyk say naa miracle
ReplyDeleteLol Ibadan Pple. They're nt used to it na. Y blame dem.This guy jst dissed all Ibadan Pple on LIB.
ReplyDeleteMy dear no mind them joor. We all went thru it.
DeleteWhy always Ibadan people? LMAO
ReplyDeleteomg,lmao ibadan i salute o
ReplyDeleteLoL...They need tutorials
ReplyDelete.👏BIG BROTHER SAYS SO.👏
Hahahahaha
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ReplyDeleteYou're dumb. Can't speak English! If you're comparing 2, you say ' you committed WORSE'
DeletePlus d story teller was actually right you dumb ass mofo!
New year, buy a dictionary as well as A one English by Dele Ashade. It will help your destiny.
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You overestimate your English proficiency
DeleteLord have mercy! Your English is terrible! Can't say I blame you though. You spill out what you're fed
DeleteYou push "past" people, not "pass" them. The story teller is correct.
DeleteWow! No, you didn't!
DeleteIt's definitely 'past' not 'pass'
And please it's 'worse' not 'worst'!
You are welcome!
tolu ogunlesi nah one of punch newspaper journalist.....imagine ur life outside lmao......
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DeleteD next time u reply foolishly to any of my comment again, I wil lay divine cause on everytin dat concern u&ur generations...
DeleteGood riddick to bad rubbish.
Pls do well to go get identity on LIB instead of b facelss fools & idiots making mockery of ursef.
#Royal Priesthood#
smh "you committed kini?
DeleteBikonu wetuo nu obi
DeleteWow!! Ignorance is truly bliss!!
DeleteThere is something terribly wrong with you! Something has to be wrong!! How can one person can't exhibit this level of ignorance and stupidity??
DeleteFrm google research...
Delete“Can you do a segment on Past vs. Pass - if you haven’t already? Too many get these words mixed up.”
When do “past” and “pass” get confused?
Often, writers muddle the words past and pass in sentences such as:
“The heroes pass a village on their way towards the mountains.”
It’s common to see this written as:
“The heroes past a village on their way towards the mountains.”
But the word should be passed, as (in this sentence) it’s the past participle of the verb “to pass”. An easy way to tell is to rewrite the sentence in the present tense, as though you’re describing something which is happening currently:
“The heroes pass a village on their way towards the mountains.”
or “The heroes are passing a village on their way towards the mountains.”
However, if you wrote:
“The heroes walked past a village on their way towards the mountains.”
It’s correct to use past. The verb in this sentence is “walked”, and the “past” is acting as an adverb.
@Anonymous, let me swallow my pride and say u guys are right.
No thanks bcos of two reason's which r; u guys r faceless and ur correcting me wasn't done constructively.
Do well for ursef in 2015 to b identified on LIB instead of b a total stranger's.
Start wit getting a gmail a/c and log in wit d a/c on LIB.
U can thank me later or keep d apreciation to ursef. I don't need it....lolzzzzzzzzz.
#Royal Priesthood#
Lmao
ReplyDeleteChoi!! Choi!! *lips sealed sha*
ReplyDeleteLol Linda nor be their fault there is always a first time.
ReplyDeleteLMAO.
ReplyDeleteBusy Fingers.
Ibadan isn't dat bad d way u people paint it oo,haba! Dere are posh places in Ibadan too jor...
ReplyDeleteYou meant to say posh people & I totally agree with you
DeleteLmao! Linda abeg talk jor
ReplyDeleteLinda Ikeji, go down memory lane and think about the first time you stepped on an escalator. What was ur experience like? U no nearly fall either stepping on it or getting off? Difference be say, dem na now be their first experience, it own don tay
ReplyDeleteCan imagine they never see escalator before. Ogbara ofemmanu ghari lolz.
ReplyDeleteUncle from the great Igbo land, are you aware that there is only one escalator in the whole of the south east in Enugu state?
DeleteLol!
ReplyDeleteLmao.....village peeps
ReplyDeleteLMFAO.......omo na waah o
ReplyDeleteLili,
ReplyDeleteWho told u dey r people frm Ibadan?
Of course we hav other people frm different states in Ibadan.
So they could b people frm other states in dat pix not necessarily Ibadan.
#Royal Priesthood#
Tolu, leave our people o... Iol
ReplyDeleteLol like seriously lmao.....he he .....hahaha na wa oo even young n old people self
ReplyDeleteLinda eh, u won't cease to make me laff. U won't blame dem naa....they are nt used to modern facilities..lol
ReplyDeleteHahahaha ibadan people don carry last for here o...I don laff taya for hia. **DOPEY SAID SO**
ReplyDeleteLili, in dis case u might b wrong.
ReplyDeleteFolks frm Ibadan, pls don't mind her.
#Royal Priesthood#
Hehehehe Lmao!!!!! IB people thoe
ReplyDeleteHehehehe Lmao!!!!! IB people thoe
ReplyDeleteHahahhahahahahahahahahhahahahahahaahAaaaaaaa ndi ibadan wetin happen..jst take a deep breath & step 4ward....lol
ReplyDeletelol..............no blame them. they have not been on one before but lets be sincere sha; its going to be scary 4 a first timer.
ReplyDeleteLol. Abeg no talk o Hehehehehehehe #onelovefromSnow#
ReplyDeleteLinda watsup with diz ur "if I talk now you will abuse", syms like is ur new yr slang
ReplyDeleteDem sabi fuck up well well...once dey know how to climb it den dia will be trouble...all of em go won climb at once chai!!!! **DOPEY SAID SO**
ReplyDeleteLmao funny. First timers I guess.
ReplyDelete@SOPHIA STEPHEN
Lolzzzzz. Linda U wan start fight now ooooooo. I sitdown dey look.
ReplyDeleteEscalator dey kingsway in d 80s,ask anybody maybe dis one is not working properly.u no naija stuff now
ReplyDeleteHehehe!!!!!! Choiii!!!!i i don laf break my waist.
ReplyDeleteI think if everybody remembers the first time they got on one, or tried a new thing, they wud not judge.
ReplyDeleteLinda, that Tolu of a person must be a joker.My people are not that crudefor Gods sake!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLinda !!! IB people local well nah
ReplyDeleteHian.lol
ReplyDeleteLol wht do u xpect frm dem
ReplyDeleteloooool
ReplyDeleteLol..na turn by turn
ReplyDeleteLol Linda you ehn?
ReplyDeleteHahhahhahahhahah
ReplyDeleteLol chai!
ReplyDeleteThis your ibo language is always funny....oya make we no talk now....#mute code activated#
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ReplyDeleteLol. See how mesmerised they look. IB pipos una too bam. *runs and hides behind Linda*
ReplyDeleteLaugh wan tear my belle oo
ReplyDeleteHahahaha aunty Linda
ReplyDeleteI don't see anything special there, am not from ibadan but i reside there...please stop generalization if ibadan people as if you yourself didn't fidget (in your mind) the first time you saw an escalator.
ReplyDelete#Omoh
Black men're so weird
ReplyDeleteLollll oyinbo tin
ReplyDeleteHahahaha. So funny. Some people who will come here to laugh has never seen an ascalator before talk more of bn on one.
ReplyDeleteIt wud be very rare that pple haven't seen an escalator bfor.
DeleteHehehehehehe
ReplyDeleteHehehe! Ibadan people sha
ReplyDeleteI don't believe dis he is just trying to make unnecessary fun
ReplyDeleteHahahaha. Pls don't blame them. They will soon get use to it.
ReplyDeleteBuhaHahaha! Oh my God......hahaha
ReplyDeleteHahaha linda u dont av 2 blame dem, its their very 1st time of seeing it.
ReplyDeleteans he took a picturw as he did so.jobless mofo
ReplyDeletelinda u nor go kill person with laff oooo. nor be dere fault na
ReplyDeletelinda u nor go kill person with laff oooo. nor be dere fault na
ReplyDeleteLol
ReplyDelete$.
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@Mr Endowed via Lumia phone
Ibadan pple too day fall hand jare
ReplyDelete...JOSHSAYSO..LIB..FAN
Awon Omo-Ibadan. Buhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
ReplyDeleteAbeg leave dem
ReplyDeleteAhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
ReplyDeleteThis is not ewedu and amala
ReplyDeleteSome funny shit! Let me not lie, am scared of this escalator thingy sha. I would rather climb stairs than enter this thing. My sister and my bf keep laughing at me bcos of it.
ReplyDeleteLinda, make u talk. There is no escalator where u come from. Ibadan rocks
ReplyDeleteOnly if she is from Enugu state which happens to house the only escalator in the whole of ndigbo.
DeleteSmiles......Its normal
ReplyDeleteThe escalator has turned to an amusement park where you have to line up to ride. I hope agberos no dey collect money to ride from people sha...
ReplyDeleteGo back to where u all come from and c if u can find any escalator to ride.Bush ppl.
ReplyDeleteLinda only step on d elevator /escalator when she goes to America. There is none in Imo state where she comes from. So, don't talk nonsense.
ReplyDeleteLinda only step on d elevator /escalator when she goes to America. There is none in Imo state where she comes from. So, don't talk nonsense.
ReplyDeleteZuzupu hater oshi. U are busying hating and using ur MB to enrich Linda. Who's fooling who now?
DeleteFunny
ReplyDeleteThe Tolu guy must be very silly. He probably doesn't know that some of the most educated and widely travelled people in Nigeria live in Ibadan. Some people must use any means however outrageous to direct attention to themselves sha!!!
ReplyDeleteThe Tolu guy must be very silly. He probably doesn't know that some of the most educated and widely travelled people in Nigeria live in Ibadan. Some people must use any means however outrageous to direct attention to themselves sha!!!
ReplyDeleteLinda enough of this insults on Ibadan people ok! The first escalator in Nigeria was in Kingsway, Ibadan in the 60s. Enough is enough o.
ReplyDeleteHAHAHAHAHAHAHA...
ReplyDeleteI am a bit dissappointed in Tolu Ogunlesi for this comment because he is one of the more matured /balanced writers on social media.I grew up in Ibadan and as at the late 70's there was a functioning elevator @kingsway stores in dugbe.things went bad all over the country and i can say with all certainty that until 2004 when Silverbird galleria opened there was no functioning escalator in Lagos except the one in the Savannah Bank building on Broadstreet(abandoned building now)which was not open to the general public.When Silverbird galleria opened ,i saw a lot of classy looking adults who were scared to go on it because they had not been exposed to it.As we speak the escalator @ ikeja mall is still a sort of tourist attraction to many pple.please let us be balanced in our comments.By the way i am not from Ibadan but grew up there and left well over 20 years ago.
ReplyDeleteIts called humour you know!! As much as you are right on the ikeja and silver bird malls, life isn't that serious. So go get some humour!!
DeleteThank you and I wish u had your contact email
DeleteStop stepping on their toes.. I can remember my first time too.i was a bit scared but I didn't want to embarrass myself so I just formed and went
ReplyDeleteLOl
ReplyDeleteIf everywia in Nigeria had this I tell u there won't be this long queue#Developing country naija#guess pple wu are based overseas ain't elevator freaks...don't blame them
ReplyDeleteChoi
ReplyDelete>>>> haha I remember my first experience with an escalator, abeg leave them jare. <<<<
ReplyDeleteLwkmd!
ReplyDeleteOh Lord of Mercy,in this 21th century.
ReplyDeleteLinda , can u share ur experience d first time u were on escalator outside naija. I sure say u go recite psalm many times, abi I lie?
ReplyDeletehan haan..this Tolu guy lives in eyebadon...haah haha
ReplyDeleteSome of us on dis blog are so fake, as if d first time u took an escalator, u didn't jump at d step all cos of fear of falling down mmmshhheew, abeg make we hear word. There's always a first time to everything
ReplyDeleteIbadan pipo bush no be small!!
ReplyDeleteLmfaooo!!! I jes tier 4 d's IB pipo.This is d excltr close 2 Mr price.Nd na all does sabo pipo dey full d place 1ce hols dey.Lol.Pls bear wiv dem.
ReplyDeleteFirst and foremost, it's their first time. Even you Linda can't say you weren't nervous when you were first getting onto one.
ReplyDeleteI have to go on one everyday to work and it's still something to be careful about
Carry on Ibadan people. Lets see how aba, delta, enugu, owerri pple will react when they eventually get to see one in their city.
Linda! Maybe one Ibadan guy wan take you to mama dis new year. See as u yab dem now.
ReplyDeleteThere is something wrong with this Linda. In a country where there is no electricity, how do u expect pple to be used to riding elevator/escalator. Linda u need to broaden your mind. You are not developed enough or may be I am expecting too much from u bcos u graduated from a university & u are a blogger. u c I equated being a blogger to being a businesswoman. This is where I may be wrong.
ReplyDeleteLearn to take a joke jo and stop catching feelings
Deleteits not a big deal.It was the same case when Surulere Soprite was open to the public for the first time.
ReplyDeleteThe same thing would have happened if it was in Kano of Onitsha!
Lmao... chai Ibadan ppl.
ReplyDeleteDump ass pple commenting as if they have seen an escalator b4. Can't u pple see that there is a small boy in the front who is most probably having issues with d escalator. By the way linda is there an escalator in ur state. Hater oshi
ReplyDeleteLaffin.....
ReplyDeletelolzzz.funny people.
ReplyDeleteGerout am from ibadan and I live in Europe And I use the escalator every day so stop saying crap about us
ReplyDeleteLol very funny
ReplyDeleteHahahahahaha choi! Dis na illiteracy on the hossana level! Lwkmd!
ReplyDeleteIbadan people...
ReplyDeleteKini show ee??
Sho show ni ooo
said: Abu Zamani
Nawa oo. An average person in ibadan has been to shoprite before and the shoprite in Dugbe has an escalator, there is no way that place can be ibadan.
ReplyDeleteLolz
ReplyDeleteToo funny!!!
ReplyDeleteLolz. Very funny
ReplyDeleteWhy do people say silly stuffs about ibadan. So annoying
ReplyDeletePrimitive & archaic people....fall hand!
ReplyDeleteLinda, biko hold ur peace....lolz, nt all Ibadan peeps bikonu. The first tym I'm sure those pple standing will b seeing and stepping on it for d first tym. Cos d first tym I stepped on an escalator, I almost fell, d first time I stepped on an Elevator. I nor even knw d tin wey happen dat day. It only looked like d ground was swallowing me. So no fall Ibadan pple hand jor.
ReplyDeleteOk this is toooooo funny lol !!
ReplyDeleteIf this picture is what it looks like then I am very disappointed in tolu! Why didn't he offer to help one of them get up/encourage them? So he fought his way through the crowd, was probably feeling like the cool one on his way up and when he got up took a picture to post on social media? Very poor! I thought he was into a better life and country for Nigerians. Is this how it is done? We just have a way of keeping people unaware so we can look like the cool ones, the cool one that can ride the escalator in tolu's case. Sad Tolu! Help your Neighbour get up next time!!
ReplyDeleteY'all be talking lyk you av escalators in your bedrooms, p.s it's not ibadan, we don't have doubles in Ibadan.....linda get your facts straight
ReplyDeleteY'all be talking like you av escalators in your rooms, p.s it's not Ibadan, we ain't gat doubles......Linda endeavour to get ur facts straight
ReplyDeleteA very funny sight indeed :)
ReplyDeleteI will be careful getting on top of one in Nigeria. My spouse almost found herself on the floor @ MMA in 2010, it was so fast and too steep (the inclined angle was almost 30 degree). She got on it before a Custom Officers warned her not to go on it. Will think twice before getting on one. Remember the good old days of Kingsway, Ibadan.
ReplyDeleteHahaha...Linda let dem catch u.....see how dem dey look d escalator...lol.
ReplyDeleteIBADAN PEOPLE are backward only in comparison to Lagosians. Compared to other Nigerians, they are more advanced actually.
ReplyDeleteLol,first timers, they will soon get used to it
ReplyDeleteA fucking escalator ma nigga!
ReplyDeleteThere's always a first time to everything,even I had my moment at silverbird gallery in abuja,then after dat day,it will just look normal
ReplyDeleteThere's always a first time to everything,even I had my moment at silverbird gallery in abuja,then after dat day,it will just look normal
ReplyDeleteLwkmd
ReplyDeleteLol! Y would this person disgrace ib peeps...
ReplyDeleteLol! Y would this person disgrace ib peeps...
ReplyDelete@Linda I don't think you normally leaves your house o! How can u say this pix is abnormal? Can you compare the crowd there to normal crowd in Ikeja city mall escalator? You will know dat not all lagosians are civilised
ReplyDeleteNot only in ibadan lots of Nigerians do it here in dubai
ReplyDeleteLinda were nwayo o
ReplyDeleteMbok, just almost every other day u go. 2 d PH mall. U get 2 see one or 2 ppl contemplating using it, so der are always 1sr timers...
ReplyDeleteLinda this is so unfair, wetin ibadan people do you, am sure the tolu guy must have had the same experience the first time he tried it in his life.. mumu guy...
ReplyDeleteNa ibadan man go marry Linda.
ReplyDeleteHehehehehehehhehee.. No be today.
ReplyDeleteEyin omo Ibadan, kini so eh? What u don't know u don't know abeg...forming is tantamus to embarrassment... Be yourself
ReplyDeleteBDB
Abeg leave dem jare...even some people dat r laughn av faced d same tin wen dey saw ds also sometym ago so y d fuss abt ds..ejo eh park wella
ReplyDelete#madeofblack
Dont blame them, they are not used to it.
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Abeg nobody should blame them o because they've never seen such before in their life.
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