QANCIYE

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    Though its ramadan but one can't help but laugh and shake head walaahi to see it.

     

    I didn't finish watching but if it was a kabeebey somali original, would've been nice. why we always try to imitate others ohh LORD!!!!

     

    Illaah ha na wada hanuuniyo AAAAAAAAAAAMEEEEEEEN

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    Although not many ppls I know do ask over what my salary is, I use this line, which works all the time..well unless he/she's a nackohead.

     

    Just say ahhh well it's enough to pay the bills.

    works all the time.

     

    LST, that's so true bro i've seen bro who always brag how many figures and what not but barely make through the month due to all those un-necessary everyday expenditure.

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    Thanks Khayr for bringing this topic and asking such question. As for me, I am sooooo looking forward walaahi and can't wait. This Ramadan, I'm planning to pray every night Taraweeh as I kept missing past few years due to school/work etc. also of course read/listen quran as much @home/on the way to work in car and while in the office. I downloaded the Auto Quran Reciter already in my PC and encourage you all to do the same insh Allah.

     

    Ramadan Kareeeeeeeeeem to you all Nomads

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    Now this is a true Soccer Fan in African Style lol

     

    Football fans fake air emergency

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    A chartered plane carrying nearly 300 Gambians faked a fuel emergency to land in time for a football match in a youth tournament in Peru, officials say.

     

    The plane should have landed in the capital, Lima.

     

    However, when the fans realised they would be late for the game, the crew radioed the Peruvian authorities to say the plane was low on fuel.

     

    The plane then made an emergency landing in the northern city of Piura, where the game was taking place.

     

    Dedicated followers

     

    The Gambian fans, dressed in national colours, were allowed to disembark and watched their team beat Qatar 3-1 to qualify for the quarter-finals in the Fifa championships.

     

    Football fever has swept The Gambia since their under-17 team beat pre-tournament favourites Brazil last Saturday in their first game in any world championships.

     

    Gambian newspaper Daily Observer says the group's trip to Peru had been delayed by a week and they had been forced to watch the historic victory over Brazil on television at home.

     

    However, their celebrations could be dampened by the reaction of Peruvian officials.

     

    Thinking the plane's problem was real, the Peruvians had declared a red alert and scrambled the emergency services.

     

    The Gambians' plane has now been impounded, and the airline could face penalties.

     

    "It truly was a scam," said Betty Maldonado, a spokeswoman for Peru's aviation authority, CORPAC.

     

    She said the plane had been chartered by Gambian President Yahya Jammeh and had entered Peruvian airspace "without permission".

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    I run to some chick the other day, who I thought was a maryoley cuz of her cute face..lol. Anyhow, she happened to be from that part of Africa. Right after she told me she's married LOL..we've talked about the genocide. while I shared how ours as well took place and on. She did mentioned how so many ppl were saved by Muslim neighbors while the Christians were either doing damage for themselves or directing the militias wherever they cover.

     

    She told me her brother/sisters who was saved in a mosque, converted to Muslim Maansha Allah, after she shared other crazy stories, I told her the lunch was on me lol.

     

    I personally wished these types of stories were publicized/talk about by the world media, especially in western world..but then that wouldn’t happen cuz of them koofyadyar lol

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    just FYI: for those of you using the "recently arrived, luck of lang this and that." as a scapegoat to prop up this type of indolence. plz acknowledge our ppl need to do bit more aight. Those who live in North America are the most recent off most fly13'sss and u won't deem the respect they get from da mainstream communities in their hardwork and commitment in working. Don't gime wrong there'll always be those all they do is"maxaa layidhi/maxay tidhi" and all tey do is chew qat/collect welfare etc.

     

     

     

    TIP: ban the Qat..c’mon now

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    OMG Aeronwen, you just sound like one my galz totally so sound alike. Umm which i think is sooo totally sweeeeeeet.

     

    Ok, Adiva soo dhowow/wlc/tafadhal etc

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    Oh boy.. do they really have to do this. They know they got so many ppl hooked already including me now is tough 2 miss a day..and u talking about boycotting da damn yahuud.. LOL@bisharo, now we know why u been hanging out by star buck ehh.

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    Although I wasn't shocked but was bit dissapointed in seeing this. I guess those in North America do work hard after all ehh or should i say init

     

    ONLY 12% do actually got a J.O.B whaaaaaat..Damn

     

    African success in UK highlighted

    Somalis in London

    Most African immigrants live in London

    African-born immigrants in Britain are doing better economically than many other migrants, a major new survey shows.

     

    The report, by the Institute for Public Policy Research, however showed that only 12% of the Somalis living in Britain are employed compared to just over 81% of the South Africans, 73% of Zimbabweans and 61% of Nigerians.

     

    The Born Abroad report showed that over half of Britain's population growth in recent years could be attributed to immigration.

     

    South Africans and Kenyans top the list of African countries included.

     

    Debate reignited

     

    The study, based on the national census for the 10 years up to 2001, showed that the biggest increase in migrants from Africa during the period came from Somalia and Zimbabwe.

     

    According to the report, new immigrants make up a larger proportion of the immigrant population than they did in 1994.

     

     

    Forty-two percent of immigrants are based in London, which took almost half of the increase between 1991 and 2001.

     

    The report also highlighted the need for policymakers to ensure that Britain makes the most of the benefits immigration brings, and tackles the related challenges efficiently and effectively.

     

    However, it has also reignited the debate on immigration - with an increase of almost 2% in the number of foreign-born people living in Britain and without an indication of how many illegal immigrants there may be.

     

    Source BBC